This weekend will be full of fun, locally made goods and music starting with events at the LaGrange Memorial Library on Friday.

Today, the LaGrange Memorial Library will host a special summer program featuring Graphic Artist Kyle Puttkamer who will teach teens how to draw comics starting at 2 p.m. Puttkammer is known as the author of Hero Cats — a series of graphic novels staring feline heroes saving humanity — making him the both a role model and a great source of knowledge for aspiring artists.

“He’ll bring everyone a free comic — because of free comic book day — and tell them to pick a picture inside, and try to look at it and draw it,” librarian Tim Crocker said. “The next time they have to draw it by memory, and it teaches them to draw faster and better. He also talks about what he does with his comic book stores in Atlanta.”

The program is targeted toward teens, but some of Puttkamer’s work is available for check out at the LaGrange Memorial Library for anyone interested. This will be the third year that he has come to the library for the program.

The Friends of the Library will also open the bookshop at the LaGrange Memorial Library starting at 2 p.m.

Hogansville will be celebrating the second Saturday of the month with Market Day under the Lights at the Hogansville Train Depot, 100 Main St. on Saturday starting at 5 p.m.

“The artisans are the best part,” Rose Tellett of Cool Closet in Hogansville said. “To see someone take a piece of clay and turn it into a bowl is amazing.”

The All the Rest band is scheduled to play at the event starting at 8 p.m., but they are only one of many features at the market. Earlier this summer the market welcomed Station Coffeehouse to downtown.

“They are turning it around and making folks want to come to downtown Hogansville,” Tellet said.

Previous market days have featured locally made art, pottery, jewelry, clothes, food and more.

Market on Main will also take place on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the parking lot behind the movie theater. The market regularly features local farmers, craftsmen and bakers.

Additionally, Sims Pond Farm will hold a farm day where meat from animals raised on the farm as well as produce and crafts from local growers and craftsman will be available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 10 Bailey Rd.

Pure Life Studios will be featuring Lacy Green at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday at 206 Clark St. Green is a North Carolina native who sings a combination of country, gospel, blue grass and blues. She has participated worked on a project alongside greats like Vince Gill and Charlie Daniels. Her single “For the Summertime” was one of the Top 100 country radio singles during summer of 2011 and is available on iTunes.

Church on the Hooch will close out the weekend with a service sponsored by LaGrange First United Methodist Church between Buoy 50 and 51 across from Highland Marina at 10 a.m.