Photo by Charmain Z. Brackett ( From left) Austin Rhodes, Brett P. Hall and Rhiannon Martin will perform in Storyland Theatre's Sleeping beauty Saturday. As the executive director of Storyland Theatre, Barbara Feldman made a commitment to show support to the nation's troops several years ago by offering Families of military service members free admission to the performing company's shows.

Storyland's next production will be a musical adaptation of Sleeping Beauty, and it will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Imperial Theatre.

It features a beautiful princess who sleeps until awakened by a kiss from her handsome prince. Along the way, there are some interesting characters such as the fairies named Flora and Fauna and a very unlikely hero who happens to be named hero.

The play is an original work by Rick Davis with an original score by Susan Reese Burgess.

"It's a lovely story," Feldman said. A valid ID will be required at the ticket window.

For more information, call (706) 736-3455.

Also this weekend is the 43rd annual Columbia County Fall Fair at the Columbia County Fairgrounds.

In addition to rides and games, special events include The King BMX Bike Stunt Show, Robinson's Racing Pigs and the Peddlin' Porkers, The Century Wheel, Master Chainsaw Carver and a petting zoo.

There are admission specials on most days of the fair which continues through Nov. 8.

For more information, visit http:// www.columbiacountyfair.net/fair/.

At 2 p.m. Sunday, the Morris Museum of Art will feature its monthly Artrageous program.

The photographs of William Wegman are currently on display. Wegman's weimaraner, Fay, has become famous because of the many poses she appears in; she's often dressed in silly costumes.

The Artrageous program will feature two of Wegman's films Alphabet Soup and Fay's Twelve Days of Christmas. Children will also make sun prints.

The program is free. For more information, call (706) 724-7501.