Saturday, April 1, 2023. 11:00 am—6:00 pm
Mt. Carmel’s Annual Spring BBQ.
Eat-In or Take—Out (Note change: No Drive-thru ) Saturday, April 1 11:00 am—6:00 pm
Sponsored by the Men’s Club
Cost: $10 a plate
(Includes: BBQ, Slaw, Beans and Roll)
Child: $5,
Pounds: $10 per pound Proceeds to go the UM Men’s Missions.
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Mt. Carmel Spring BBQ
Mt. Carmel Men’s Fall BBQ starts today, Friday, November 21 through Saturday, November 13.
Large Pre-Order Delivery Friday from 11:00 am-1:00 pm
Drive Thru Pick-up Saturday from 11:00 am – 7:00 pm (until sold out)
Adult Plate: $10.00
Child’s Plate: $5.00
BBQ by the pound:$10.00
Pint-BBQ Slaw: $2.50
Pint-beans: $2.50
Dozen Buns: $2.75
Mt. Carmel’s Best Drive Thru Pork BBQ Sale will held on Saturday, March 27 from 11am-4pm or until we run out. Proceeds go to support the United Methodist Men’s local scholarships and mission projects.
Join Mount Carmel Church Saturday, March 27
at Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church 11:00 am—4:00 pm or until sold out! Come early into ensure getting served.
Mark you calendars now!
There will be take-outs to businesses only on Friday, March 26 from 11 am—1:00 pm
Any members that can get orders from work would be appreciated.
Contact the church office at 1-336-788-4183.
Click here to visit the barbecue festival official website.
There’s nothing like sniffing the aroma, sharing the flavor, enjoying the taste and savoring every morsel of a barbecue sandwich with thousands of other people at the same time. Sipping a drink. Talking. Laughing. It’s the place to be! Let’s be clear…we’ll only be celebrating and serving one kind of barbecue at the festival… Lexington Style!
This year, on Saturday, October 28, 2017, the streets of Historic Uptown Lexington transform into a great big playground with food, entertainment, shopping and lots of family fun. It all begins at 8:30 a.m. and runs ‘til 6 p.m. The Festival is free and plenty of parking will be available. Shuttles will provide transportation service from satellite parking lots throughout the city. Amtrak trains, running between Raleigh and Charlotte, will stop in Lexington in the morning and afternoon. The Piedmont and Carolinian reserve the Festival day to make their only stop here during the year.
More than 100,000 people are expected to attend and enjoy the flavor of slow-cooked pork barbecue, the kind that makes the city the “Barbecue Capital of the World.”
Barbecue Festival Four Official Restaurants:
Barbecue Center
900 N. Main Street
Lexington, NC 27292
(336) 248-4633
www.barbecuecenter.com
Smokey Joe’s BBQ
1101 South Main Street
Lexington, NC 27292
(336) 249-0315
Speedy’s Barbecue, Inc.
1317 Winston Rd.
Lexington, NC 27292
(336) 248-2410
www.speedysbbqinc.com
Stamey’s Barbecue
Highway 150 (Tyro)
Lexington, NC 27292
(336) 853-6426
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This years event is in a new location and will include Silent Auction 50/50 Raffle Smoke Chasers rejoice! Award winning BBQ provided by Twisted Pair BBQ LEO Escort Kick Stands up 10:15 am Music by Donnaha Station Band.
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Click here to see the video about recent Armed Forces Day 2013 Graduation. (Full Screen)
HOGS for DOGS
October 17th 10AM – 3PM
Smokin’ Harley-Davidson
3441 Myer Lee Dr.
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Learn more about these agencies and the good they do for abandoned and mistreated pets in our communities. Some will have pets available for adoption.
We will also be doing a Bike Show that day! Entry fee is $10. The top 3 peoples choice will win a trophy and first place will also win $100!
For questions please feel free to call us at (877) 694-8804 and ask for Brother Bill. We hope to see you there!
Yadkin Wine Tour – Saturday, October 17
You have been probably hearing that wine is getting to be big business in the Yadkin Valley. Vineyards are popping up around North Carolina. So much so, that there more than 100 wineries and vineyards in the state. But don’t just take it from me, take a look for yourself and experience the excitement of this new industry up close.
Yadkin Wine Tours, a wine tour company dedicated to offering “relax and learn” tours of the wineries in the Yadkin Valley Appellation, invites you to join them for a full-day tour, featuring transportation aboard a luxury motorcoach, wine tasting, lunch, and a short course on wine complete with great tips and some interesting history on North Carolina’s wine industry.
On Saturday, October 17, the tour company will be loading the bus up for a trip featuring “The Yadkin Valley Grape Festival Tour” Medaloni Vineyards, lunch at Old Stage Grill then on to the Grape Festival. Cost is $100. To find out more or make your reservations and inquiries call 336-793-4488. For more information visit http://www.yadkinwinetours.com.
The “Fall Colors Tour” vineyard bus tour is October 24 and November 7. The “Holiday Tour” is December 19. Visit the web site for more information http://www.yadkinwinetours.com
Sunset Flicks featuring Ghostbusters – Sunday, October 18
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Sunset Flicks is a collaboration between a/perture, the Arts Council & Coffee Park at Winston Square Park on Sundays in October. Films, food, music and art fill the lineup. October 18 features Ghostbusters
Food and music start at 6 p.m. The screenings start at 7p.m. All of this is happening at Winston Square Park on Marshall Street in downtown Winston Salem. And, oh yeah-it’s a FREE event thanks to the Arts Council! For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/SunsetFlicks
News around town…
P.F. Chang China Bistro opens October 12 – P.F. Chang will open next Monday, October 12 at HanesTowne Village on Stratford Road. The long awaited Scottsdale, Arizona restaurant will now have two locations in the Triad. The other is in Greensboro. P.F. Chang will join PDQ, Hickory Tavern and Tijuana Flats Burrito Co. Along with Starbucks, Walmart Neighborhood Market, Fleet Feet Sports. LA Fitness, and Bank of North Carolina
The Famous Toastery opens next week. The Famous Toastery located at 770 Liberty View Court in the Arts District (The former District Bar and Grill) will have a soft opening this week and open for business the week of October 12. The restaurant is based in Lake Norman and is known for its breakfast and lunch that will feature fresh, made-from-scratch avocado omelets, lobster benedict, lobster rolls and salads. The owners plan to open for dinner at a later date.
Twin City Hive change name and moving – Coming Fall 2015 Twin City Hive located 301 Brookstown Ave will move down the hall and become Twin City Hive Coffee Lounge. More seating, private patio, conference room, lounge area and new food items. Same great coffee. Same great atmosphere.
32nd Annual Lexington Barbecue Festival – Saturday, October 24
Let’s Celebrate! Lexington and Davidson County residents can once again look forward to everybody’s favorite NC specialty. The 32nd Annual Barbecue Festival is set for Saturday, October 24 in Uptown Lexington.
The month of October has been declared Barbecue Month,a month full of activities including the Tour de Pig Cycling event, 5K Hawg Run, Pepsi Pig Tale Writing Competition, Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, Hawg Shoot Air Rifle Tournament, and many other exciting events For more information, email info@barbecuefestival.com or visit the website http://www.barbecuefestival.com
6th Annual Winston-Salem City-Dash Boos & Brews 5K – Saturday, October 31
The 6th Annual Winston-Salem City-Dash Boos & Brews 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run will take place at BB&T Ballpark and downtown on Saturday, October 31st beginning at 12 p.m.
Participants are encouraged to run in their Halloween costumes, but suiting up is not required, (just a lot of fun). Start and finish are located at BB&T Ballpark in downtown Winston-Salem. Prizes will be awarded for fastest times and best costumes…plus a festive bash following the race! So, find your race face and start running.
For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/boosbrews
SIgn-up Today visit https://runsignup.com/Race/NC/WinstonSalem/BoosandBrews5k
The Tenth Annual Salute! NC Wine Celebration, Saturday, June 6
Salute! NC will be held on Saturday, June 6 in downtown Winston-Salem. More than 30 wineries and vineyards from around the state will be participating. You can purchase your tickets in advance!
There are several outlets where you can buy tickets: online at http://www.SaluteNCwine.com, at any area Lowes Foods, select BB&T Forsyth County branches, Total Wine Stores in Winston-Salem and Greensboro, City Beverage and Whole Foods. For more information visit online at http://www.salutencwine.com.
The Downtown Summer Music Series starts next week.
The Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership’s Summer Music Series kicks off week with Downtown Jazz. Summer On Trade will start the following week.
Downtown Jazz will be June 12 and 26, July 10 and 24 and August 14 and 28. Summer on Trade will be June 20, 27, July 4, 11, 18 and 25. August 1, 8, 15, 22, 26 and September 5.
For a list of performers look for details in your local media outlets for information about Summer Music events, in the Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership Summer Music Web site http://www.dwsp.org/music
Find Your Spring and Summer Festival
The spring and summer festival season in the Piedmont Triad and Western North Carolina are here. Nearly every weekend between now until September will see a street festival of some kind, somewhere. Most of them are within a day’s drive of Winston-Salem, here in North Carolina, and in Virginia.
There is an informative Web site that is dedicated to the festivals in North Carolina http://festivalsandevents.com/festival.php?state=NC and have a ball plowing through it, finding all the festivals you might want to explore. Follow the other links to festivals just across the border in Virginia. All are worth a quick day trip in this warm season
Twelfth Annual Texas Pete Twin City RibFest June 11 – 14 in downtown Winston-Salem
The Texas Pete Twin City RibFest, a four-day food festival will be downtown at 500 North Marshall Street (on the corner of North Marshall and Fifth Streets) in Winston-Salem. The festival will be held Thursday, June 11 through Sunday, June 14. There will be nationally known ribbers at the event, including Pigfoot (OH), Carolina Rib King (SC), Big Boned BBQ (TN), Poor Piggys (NC), Florida Skin and Bones (FL), Jack on the Bone (OH), Porky Chicks (AR) and The Texas Smokehouse (TX).
The festival will also include performance stages with local music acts. Admission is only $7 for adults, and there are several ticket packages if you plan on bringing your crew. Children 12 and under are admitted free. Parking and other details are available on their Web site. For more information visit http://twincityribfest.com
Foothills Arts Council will host an On Location Celebration at the Olinger Farm on Thursday April 16th in DOBSON, NC.
A number of area residents got their chance to be on the big screen recently while crews were in the area filming for the latest Nicholas Sparks film based on his book “The Longest Ride.”
The Foothills Arts Council will be celebrating the upcoming film, which opens April 10, with an on location party April 16 at the Olinger family farm.
Scenes from the movie, starring Scott Eastwood, were filmed at the farm in Devotion. The farm was restored by Elkin resident Amy Aldridge’s father, the late Dr. Sheff Olinger. Many local residents were extras in the film including Gary and Alexa Maxey; Kennedy, Henry, and Lisa Freeman; Gray, Melinda and Mia Burchette; Scott Ray; Aspen Jackson; and Emma Aldridge.
“The On Location Celebration was the idea of Robin Turner and Lisa Freeman as a way to celebrate the filming in our own backyard,” said arts council Executive Director Leighanne Martin Wright. “With the blessing of Amy Aldridge and her family, the idea blossomed into the party that is sure to be a good time.”
The party also will serve as a fundraiser for the Foothills Arts Council which provides a variety of programming from outdoor festivals to art classes, gallery exhibits and performances showcasing the talent of local actors, Wright said.
Tickets for the party are $25 and include a full BBQ dinner. Skull Camp beer also will be available. Tickets must be purchased in advance at the arts council, located at 129 Church St., Elkin or at Diana’s Bookstore, 222 E. Main St., Elkin.
“As part of our mission to make the arts accessible to all of our community, most of our events are free or have a minimal ticket price,” Wright said. “The money raised from this event will help the arts council tremendously as we operate totally on grants, donations and memberships and provide a vital cultural component to our community,”
The party starts at 6 p.m. on April 16, with the band Face the Music providing live entertainment from the front porch. Organizers are asking that those coming dress for western fun.
“I have asked my daughter to send me her cowboy boots for the night since I don’t own any,” Wright said with a laugh. “Who knows, I may just keep them.”
The farm is located at 362 Grover Cockerham Road, Dobson, on the Mitchell River. A rain date is set for April 19.
“The property is gorgeous and to know a movie was filmed right there is rather fun,” Robin Turner said. “Nothing better than having a party and benefiting art in the process.”
Through the sponsorships of Frank and Jeanette Hendrick, Dr. David Cline DDS, Speedy Chef Restaurant, Edward Jones Investments (Barry Revis and Frank Beals), Parkwood Eye Center, Basin Creek Realty, Animal Ark Veterinary Hospital, Diana’s Bookstore, Lifestore Insurance, The Stereo Shop, Dr. Robert Peterson General Surgery, and State Farm Steve Owings, all the proceeds from ticket sales will go to the Foothills Arts Council to help fund its varied programming.
Kitsey E. Burns may be reached at 336-679-2341 or on Twitter @RippleReporterK.
KCBS BBQ Competition Ultimate BBQ Pitmaster Challenge. Free Food & Entertainment
Don’t forget about our Dinner ride this Friday night to the Bib’s Camel City Cook Off at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds. Registration at Smokin’ from 5:30 – 6:45. $15 per bike and $20 with passenger. B-B-Q dinner included in ride price. Proceeds from the ride will benefit Novant Health Derrick L. Davis Cancer Center Lee Simstein Memorial Fund. The fund is dedicated to helping cancer patients who cannot afford personal expenses related to treatments-medications, transportation to appointments, lodging during treatments and more. For more info on the weekends festivities and competition go to www.bibscamelcitycookoff.com.
Join Bobby Locke at the Karaoke Challenge Mobile Stage at Bib’s Camel City Cookoff Saturday afternoon from 2 PM – 8 PM at Dixie Classic Fairgrounds! Come sing your heart out!
Official Website-http://www.bibscamelcitycookoff.com/
Facebook Website-https://www.facebook.com/BibsCCCookoff
Halloween at BB&T BallPark with The Dash and Peppercorn Theater in October
Come out this October to see the BB&T Ballpark “Field of Fears,” a special event for the entire family. Activities include making your own scarecrow,hayrides, mazes and “face your fears” exhibits. A “dark room” will be set up for kids 12 and older.
Pick a pumpkin from our pumpkin patch and decorate it right at the ballpark. There is something for the entire family. The promotion runs from October 16-9, 23-26 and 30-31. For times and more information,please go to http://www.wsdash.com
The Winston-Salem Dash and Peppercorn Theatre will present a new special event, Field of Fears – A Fall Festival for All Ages, for 10 days in October at BB&T Ballpark. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in various Halloween-themed family activities at the home of the Winston-Salem Dash.
This special event features a “Face Your Fears Walk,” where participants of all ages will interact with exhibits to conquer their fears. These experiences will consist of live reptiles, bugs, clowns, dogs and much more. In addition to the “Face Your Fears Walk,” Field of Fears will include hay rides, a spider web maze and Dash inflatables. Attendees can also build scarecrows and decorate pumpkins.
Field of Fears will begin on Thursday, October 16, and will be open every Thursday through Sunday until Halloween. The full schedule, which includes the hours of operation, is available below:
Thursday, October 16: 4-9 p.m.
Friday, October 17: 4-9 p.m.
Saturday, October 18: 12-9 p.m.
Sunday, October 19: 1-5 p.m.
Thursday, October 23: 4-9 p.m.
Friday, October 24: 4-9 p.m.
Saturday, October 25: 12-9 p.m.
Sunday, October 26: 1-5 p.m.
Thursday, October 30: 4-9 p.m.
Friday, October 31: 4-9 p.m.
Tickets are on sale now, and you can purchase your tickets online here or by calling (336) 714-2287. Admission is $11 if purchased in advance or $14 when making day-of purchases, while children two and under can attend for free. These prices already include the North Carolina Entertainment Tax, but processing fees may apply. Parking is free for all 10 dates. Food, beverages, pumpkins and scarecrows will be available for purchase.
For more information on Field of Fears or the Dash’s 2015 season, call (336) 714-2287 or visit wsdash.com. Peppercorn Children’s Theatre is a 501c3 non-profit organization that showcases emerging professional artists and produces original theatre works to introduce live performance art to the families of Winston-Salem and surrounding communities. To learn more, please call (336) 745-0853 or visit www.peppercorntheatre.org.
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31st Annual Lexington Barbecue Festival – Saturday, October 25
Let’s Celebrate! Lexington and Davidson County residents can once again look forward to everybody’s favorite NC specialty. The 31st Annual Barbecue Festival is set for Saturday, October 25 in Uptown Lexington.
The month of October has been declared Barbecue Month,a month full of activities including the Tour de Pig Cycling event, 5K Hawg Run, Pepsi Pig Tale Writing Competition, Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, Hawg Shoot Air Rifle Tournament, and many other exciting events For more information, email info@barbecuefestival.com or visit the website http://www.barbecuefestival.com
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WBFJ CONCERTS
Aaron Shust
Reynolda Church
Date: Oct 28 2014
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: 2200 Reynolda Road – Winston-Salem Get Directions
It’s Free / Love Offering
(336) 721-1560
Listen to Aaron Shust @ Spotify https://play.spotify.com/artist/0oM8RWZXhJYSnzGdepP7fM
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