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The Thomasville History Center’s election night tradition began in 1993 and 32 years later, we’re still cooking!First introduced to the History Center community by Jasper Davis in 1993, the annual event has provided significant funds for our operations and programs. It began as a fundraising dinner for renovations to the Smith Log House and Kitchen and has grown into a community tradition drawing crowds each Election Night.
For those new to pilau, we pronounce it as “per-loo.” However you pronounce it, it is a savory chicken and rice dish spiced with black pepper and served with crackers, sweet pickles, coleslaw, and dessert.
This year’s Pilau will be on Tuesday, November 5.
Pick up your dinners on Jerger Street from 4pm until 6:30pm. We invite you to enjoy picnic-style dinners on our grounds starting at 5:30pm while you enjoy live music from the Smith Homestead porch. Attendees are encouraged to bring your own chairs or picnic blankets and beverages. Limited table seating will be available.
Tickets are $12 each and plates include pilau, coleslaw, pickles, crackers, and dessert.
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725 N Dawson St, Thomasville, GA, United States, Georgia 31792
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