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David Johnson Chorus
(front, from left) David Johnson, director; Tina Williams, Jeff Higgs, Brian Crow, Tommy Moore, Karen Cole, Veronica Giaimo; (second, from left) Gail Crawford, Tracey Burroughs, Charlotte Halford, Loretta Jercinovich, Karen Essary; (third, from left) Tom Reavis, Melinda Barker, Brad Harris, Gena Stallings, Samantha Darnell, Randy Roberts, Robert Nanney, Tommie St. John, June Hames, Janet Gallimore, (rear, from left) Ricky Finney, Gail Quinton, Lana Ferrell, Craig Rogers, Keith Kemp, Gerry Turbeville, Keith Gallimore, Roger Johnson, Bonnie Bennett, Jennifer Jordan and Beth Brewer. Not pictured are Linda Bryant, Don Barker and Melissa Hollingsworth.
The University of Tennessee at Martin provides a continuing source for patrons of the arts with regularly scheduled drama plays, musical presentations, and visual art displays. Fine art presentations at the University of Tennessee at Martin are normally open to the public.
Bethel College in McKenzie at the border with Weakley County in Carroll County also holds many fine arts presentations including drama plays, musical presentations and visual art displays open to the public.
The Kentucky-Tennessee Youth Orchestra has regular auditions for persons interested in participating in this organization. The orchestra schedules performances on a regular basis.
Band and choral groups also make musical presentations in the local county school system.
Each community in Weakley County has a library that provides a source for the literary arts.
Ned Ray McWherter Weakley County Public Library
Library is located next to former Governor Ned McWherter's home on Linden Street in Dresden
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