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SEPTEMBER
2
SPORTSMAN’S BANQUET: 5 pm (Outdoor
activities), 6:15 pm (Dinner and program),
Cornerstone Church (1585 NC HWY 801 N, Mocksville),
Free admission with ticket. Hunting dog demos, Clay
shooting demos, Music, Food, Entertainment. Jeff
Allen at 998.3689 or Trip Brockwell at 477.4397.
SEPTEMBER
4
DALE JETT AND HELLO STRANGER / THE SHEETS FAMILY:
7 pm, Blue Ridge Music Center (Milepost 213 on the
Blue Ridge Parkway, Galax, VA), $10. “Family music”
is the theme of this program. A third-generation
member of the legendary Carter Family, Dale Jett, ,
son of Janette Carter and the grandson of A.P. and
Sara Carter, performs with his wife, Teresa, and
Oscar Harris. The Sheets family from Vilas, NC,
harmonizes on old-time songs in the way that only a
family can. Angela Schmoll at 276.236.5309 or
angela@blueridgemusiccenter.org.
SEPTEMBER
7
GROWING GRAPES: 1:30 pm, Reynolda Manor
Library, Free. Grapes are better picked from your
own vines! Master Gardener Marcia Wood explains how
to grow them. Allison Carmola at 703.2962 or
carmolab@forsythlibrary.org.
SEPTEMBER
9
WEATHERIZATION MAKES $ENSE: A WORKSHOP:
12:30 pm, Reynolda Manor Branch Library, Free. If
you spend too much on your energy bills or want to
make your home more comfortable and environmentally
friendly, this workshop is for you! Join Piedmont
Environmental Alliance and Forsyth County Library to
learn more about home energy audits, basic
weatherization projects, and landscaping for energy
efficiency. Because LESS energy loss means MORE
savings! Lisa Northrop at 828.337.5909 or
nortlj7@wfu.ed.
LADIES and GENTS NIGHT
OUT: 4 – 7pm, June DeLugas Interiors
(Clemmons). Wine and cheese, free massages, and
special savings. Jennie Hess at 778.1030 or visit
www.junedelugasinteriors.com.
SEPTEMBER 10-12
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY 75TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION:
All day, Blue Ridge Music Center (Milepost 213 on
the Blue Ridge Parkway, Galax, VA), Free. Three days
of performances, workshops and other activities.
Visit www.blueridgeparkway75.com, Angela Schmoll at
276.236.5309 or
angela@blueridgemusiccenter.org.
SEPTEMBER 11
BROOKSTOWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 9am – 2
pm, Brookstown United Methodist Church (6274
Yadkinville Rd, Pfafftown). Lots of Entertainment -
Music, Kid's Tractor Pull, Horse Rides,
Tractor/Car/Equipment Show, Shopping. Breakfast from
7 - 10:30 am and lunch from 11am – 1:30 pm. Kay
Lasley at 945.3029 or visit
www.brookstown.org.
BOOKMARKS BOOK FESTIVAL:
10 am-5 pm, Downtown W/S, Free. BOOKMARKS brings
together writers and readers of all ages as authors,
illustrators, musical groups, storytellers, and
chefs share their work and insights through
readings, presentations, panel discussions,
workshops, and book signings. Creative and
interactive reading-related exhibitors included.
www.bookmarksbookfestival.org
SEPTEMBER 14
GROWING HERBS: 1:30 pm, Reynolda Manor
Library, Free. Join us as Master Gardener Pat
Jacques teaches us about growing and harvesting
herbs. Allison Carmola at 703.2962 or
carmolab@forsythlibrary.org.
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SEPTEMBER 15
Forsyth Family “Mom’s Morning Out” (Dads
are Welcome Too!) 9am – noon Drop your kids at
preschool, school or with a sitter and make this a
part of your monthly routine! Special brunch menu in
addition to their regular lunch offering and lots of
DOOR PRIZES! Cimarron Steakhouse; 3260 S. Stratford
Road, Clemmons, NC. 712.4689
FLAPJACK FUNDRAISER:
7:30-10 am, Applebee’s (Clemmons), $7 for adults, $4
for children under 6. Hosted by Parker’s Pals with
profits going to provide therapy and support for a
local child with autism. Ticket prices include
flapjacks, sausage, and drinks. Ruth Creasy at
998-9487, Peggy Sisk at 764-5328, or Kelly Creasy at
774-11704.
www.autismnc.org.
SEPTEMBER 18
ROCK THE BLOCK: 11 am – 11 pm, Downtown
Winston-Salem. Join the biggest end-of-summer street
party in W/S. Activities for the whole family
include a children’s area (all the play you can
stand for $1), a free craft show with 30+ local and
regional artisans, cooking and fitness
demonstrations, beach music concert ($10), and free
music on the Chris Paul Community Stage.
www.rocktheblockws.com.
SEPTEMBER 19
NORTH CAROLINA ANGELS RACE: 8 am,
Tanglewood Park. Proceeds go to Education Programs
in Forsyth County and Youth Programs at the West
Forsyth YMCA. To register to race or volunteer,
contact www.angelsrace.com or Suzanne Raine at
suzanne.raine@gmail.com.
FREE YOGA CLASS FOR
BEGINNERS: 4 – 5pm, Sunrise Yoga Studio
(6000 Meadowbrook Mall Ct., Suite 1, Clemmons),
Free. Perfect for everyone who's new to yoga. Try it
out with one of our great teachers who makes it a
totally fun and NON-intimidating experience. You'll
try yoga poses, breathing exercises, relaxation, and
meditation. 778.1233 or
info@sunriseyoga.net.
SEPTEMBER 22
ORGANIC GARDENING: 1:30 pm, Reynolda Manor
Library, Free. Join us as Forsyth Cooperative
Extension Agent Craig Mauney teaches us to garden
organically. Allison Carmola at 703.2962 or
carmolab@forsythlibrary.org.
SEPTEMBER 25
OPEN HOUSE / CELEBRATION OF
NATIONAL YOGA MONTH: 1 – 4 pm, Sunrise Yoga
Studio (6000 Meadowbrook Mall Ct., Suite 1,
Clemmons), Free. Join us for an afternoon filled
with free classes for students of all levels, chair
massages, food, raffles, prizes, and more. 778.1233
or email
info@sunriseyoga.net.
LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA
SOCIETY LIGHT THE NIGHT WALK: 5 pm, Salem
College. Annual fundraising campaign for LLS. Light
The Night is Winston Salem's night to pay tribute
and bring hope to blood cancer patients and their
families. Kristi McCord at kristi.mccord@lls.org or
www.lightthenight.org/nc.
FALL FESTIVAL:
11 am – 4 pm, Behind the Forsyth Medical Center at
the Hawthorne Surgical Center, Free. Come enjoy this
atmosphere of family fun. Kids activities, some at a
cost, include bouncy house, dunking booth and more!
Taste the fun fair food and see the work of local
crafters. Proceeds benefit the United Way of Forsyth
County. Heather Freeman at 718-9188 or
hcfreeman@novanthealth.org.
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SEPTEMBER 27
THE ART OF ORGAN BUILDING CLASS: 7 – 9 pm,
Old Salem Museum and Gardens (Gray Auditorium), $50
or $45 for Friends of Old Salem. Have you ever
wondered how a pipe organ produces its glorious
sound? Participants will have an opportunity to view
inside David Tannenberg’s marvelous pipe organ built
for Salem’s Home Church in 1800, discovering the
craft of pipe organ construction with hands-on
activities, and will learn about the organ building
techniques used by America’s finest 18th century
pipe organ builder David Tannenberg.
Pre-registration required, 721-7350.
SEPTEMBER 28
SALEM PREGNANCY CARE CENTER’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
BANQUET CELEBRATION: 6 pm, Benton
Convention Center. Come join as we celebrate the
Past and Prepare for the Future! Visit
www.salempregnancy.org for more details. Jennifer
Fogle at 760.3680.
SEPTEMBER 30
DECORATING 101: 6-8 pm, Meg Brown Home
Furnishings, $35. The decorating gals, Ava (ReDESIGNS
by Ava) and Marybeth (Addressing Spaces) present
Decorating 101. Space is limited. 712.0515 or
406.7072.
SEPTEMBER & BEYOND
Tuesdays
MOM’S MORNING OUT / LADIES RIDING GROUP:
11-11:50am, Cash Lovell Stables (2210 Darwick Road),
$30 per lesson. For Ladies of all ages and abilities
interested in learning how to ride horses! For your
convenience, childcare is available at KIDSPOT for a
small additional fee. KIDSPOT is a drop-in hourly
childcare center located near “ToysRUs” on Silas
Creek Parkway. It is about 10 minutes from Cash
Lovell Stables. Please contact them directly at
760-2585 or log on to www.kidspot4fun.com for more
information. Please be sure to mention you’re a part
of the Cash Lovell Mom’s Riding Group to receive
free registration. Register at 784-6385 or
parker@cashlovellstables.com .
The Second Tuesday of Every Month
LEWISVILLE-CLEMMONS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONLY
MEMBERSHIP MEETING: 11:30am-1pm, Broyhill
Office Suites (3540 Clemmons Road, Clemmons), $8 for
lunch. Suzanne Marshall at 970.5100 or visit
www.lewisville-clemmons.com.
1st and 3rd Thursdays
FORSYTH TOASTMASTERS: 6:15pm-8pm,
Mayberry’s Restaurant (50 Miller Street), $20. In
May of 1953, Forsyth Toastmasters Club was formed.
We are a local chapter of Toastmasters International
based in Winston-Salem and belong in NC District 37,
Area 21. www.forsyth.freetoasthost.com.
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