piedmont local october 2015

October 2015for locals by locals

The Jeffrey Adams Dining Experience In Downtown Winston Salem pg. 16

Tapped into Craft Libations and VictualsBold Rock Hard Cider pg. 22

Home Furnishing & Décor: Why Ten Thousand Villages pg. 12

New to the Triad: Tapis Oriental Rugs pg. 21

Sports:Piedmont Golf pg. 18NFL Schedule pg. 27

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SUNDAY BRUNCHSun BillyBob’sSilverDiner(WS) Cleopatra’s(GSO) Community Arts Cafe (WS) Finnigan’sWake(WS) Five Points (WS) Giovanni’s(GSO) J Peppers (Kville) Liberty Steakhouse & Brewery (HP) Lucky32(GSO) MCoulsPublicHouse(GSO) Mozelle’sFreshSouthernBistro(WS) New Town Bistro (WS) River Ridge Taphouse (L / C) Sweet Potatoes (WS) VillageTavern(GSO,WS) WS Prime (WS)MARTINI SPECIALSMon Cooper’sAleHouse(GSO)Wed CitiesGrillandBar(WS) Mark’sRestaurant(GSO) Willow’sBistro(WS)Thr BluMartini(GSO) CafePastaandGrille(GSO) J Peppers (Kville) Jeffrey Adams (WS)OTHER EVENTSMondaysStumble Stilskins: BingoBurke Street Pub: Cornhole TourneyTuesdaysTates Craft Cocktails: Live JazzWednesdaysBistro 150: Live JazzCooper’sAleHouse:BluesJamFoothillsBrewing:BluegrassOpenJamInk, Paint, Stamp! Demo Day

ThursdaysCafe Pasta Live Acoustic MusicGiovanni’s:JoshWestJH Adams Inn: Live MusicPiedmont Club: Live Acoustic MusicThe Worx: Live Piano music 6-9pFridays Eclection:GirlsNightOutSpareTimeEntertainmentGreensboro:GalacticBowlingThe Mad Platter: 2 paint for price of 1The Worx: Live Jazz 9-12aSaturdaysCafe Pasta: Song Bear ProductionsSilo Deli Wine and Cheese Bar: Live MusicSundaysJake’sBilliards&Pub:PoolTournament

WINE SPECIALSSun BrixxWoodFiredPizza(GSO) Mon Tates Craft Cocktails (WS) Southern Smoke Eatery (WS)Tue Bleu Restaurant & Bar (WS) CafePastaandGrille(GSO) DistrictRooftopBarandGrill(WS) Five Points (WS) OutwestSteakhouse&Saddleroom(Kvill) Tates Craft Cocktails (WS) Thistle Stop Wine Shop (Kville) Wed @ElmStGrill(GSO) Eclection (Kville) CafePastaandGrille(GSO) Camino Bakery (WS) LocalHouseBar(GSO) OldNick’sPub(L/C) OutwestSteakhouse&Saddleroom(Kvill) SammyG’sTavern(HP) Southern Roots (J) WineStyles(GSO)Thr 2520 Tavern (L / C) Crown & Cork (WS) Giovanni’s(GSO) JH Adams - Hamptons (HP) Mozelle’sFreshSouthernBistro The Vino Shoppe (HP) TheWorx(GSO)Fri Eclection (Kville) SteakStreet(GSO)Sat Burke Street Pub (WS) TRIVIATue Burke Street Pub (WS) Foothills Brewing (WS) Potent Potables (J) River Ridge Taphouse (L / C)Wed Grey’sTavern(GSO) Piedmont Club (WS) StumbleStilskins(GSO) Jake’sBilliards&Pub(GSO)KARAOKESun LocalHouseBar(GSO)Tue Cooper’sAleHouse(GSO) ClubOrion(GSO) Ziggy’s(WS)Wed @ElmStGrill(GSO)Thr Grey’sTavern(GSO) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WS)Fri BillyBob’sSilverDiner(WS) LegendsBar&Grill@TheClarion(GSO) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WSSat Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WS)

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Arts and Performing ArtsThu Oct 1, 2015ARTS / FAMILYTaylor Theatre: HairsprayTrotter Recreation Center: Community Conversation for Hester Park Master PlanLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEThe Deck at River Twist: ProteusFri Oct 2, 2015ARTS / FAMILYGSO College: Art + Dialogue: Responding to Racial Tension in AmericaInternational Civil Rights Center and Museum: First Fridays College NightKathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library: Leopold Education ProjectWoods Of Terror on Church StreetNorth Carolina Transportation Museum: Day Out With ThomasTaylor Theatre: HairsprayUNCG Stone Building Edmonds Lounge: WUAGs College Radio Day CelebrationFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSGSO Center City Park: Friends of Center City Park Fall FestivalLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEThe Piedmont Club: Barrel & Vine Flight NightCone Denim Entertainment Center: Bret MichaelsCooper’s Ale House: Big Bump and the Stun GunsGrey’s Tavern: Jim MayberryIronworks Motorcycles: First FridaysPrint Works Bistro: Pop-Up Dance Club!The Deck at River Twist: RetroSat Oct 3, 2015ARTS / FAMILYArtQuest at Greenhill: Hands-On Studio ExplorationBig Lots: Food Drive for High Rock Church Food PantryBig Winston Tobacco Warehouse: Big Winston Warehouse Grand Opening CelebrationFleming Gymnasium: UNCG Volleyball vs. Western CarolinaGSO College: Art + Dialogue: Responding to Racial Tension in AmericaNorth Carolina Transportation Museum: Day Out With ThomasPaul J.Ciener Botanical Garden: Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden’s Annual Fall Plant SaleSECCA: Met Opera Live in HD Il Trovatore (Verdi)SECCA: Point & Counterpoint Opening Reception and EventSt. Christopher Episcopal Church: St. Francistide CelebrationStevens Center at UNC School of the Arts: Nutcracker Box Office Kick-off EventTaylor Theatre: HairsprayThe Stevens Center of the UNCSA: WS Symphony Classics Series: All-MozartTrotter Recreation Center: Community Conversation for Hester Park Master PlanWesterwood Tavern: Art on TapWrenn Miller Park: Jamestown Day


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FESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetBeeson Park: FitForsyth 5kCountry Park: Shriners Run to the Rescue 3K/5kLake Townsend Marina: North Carolina State Triathlon ChampionshipsPelham Volunteer Fire Department: Pork Jam BBQ FestivalWashington Perk: Rainbow Run 5K - Running with PrideLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEThe Deck at River Twist: Crossing AveryCooper’s Ale House: Megan DossGrey’s Tavern: DJ SloanSun Oct 4, 2015ARTS / FAMILYTaylor Theatre: HairsprayHigh Point Theatre: Riders in the SkyKathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library: Guided Hike of Price ParkThe Stevens Center of the UNCSA: WS Symphony Classics Series: All-MozartFirst Baptist Church GSO: Scribes of Hope Art Exhibit by CIVAFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSRobbins Branch Trailhead, Birkhead Wilderness: Orienteering in the Birkhead WildernessRichardson-Taylor Nature Preserve: “What’s in a Backpack?” HikeGSO Arboretum: Art In The ArboretumKentner Stadium: Wake Forest Women’s Field Hockey vs. Boston College


Tue Oct 6, 2015ARTS / FAMILYArtQuest at Greenhill: Gelatin PrintBenjamin Library: Appalachian Mountain Culture FestEpiphany Lutheran Church: Oldies Music NightTaylor Theatre: HairsprayThe Stevens Center of the UNCSA: WS Symphony Classics Series: All-MozartFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSSpry Stadium: Wake Forest Men’s SoccerLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEThe Piedmont Club: Karaoke in the GrillePig Pounder Brewery: Trivia NightWed Oct 7, 2015ARTS / FAMILYArtQuest at Greenhill: CoffeeTime Mini-Terrarium NecklacesKathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library: Nature Photography for ChildrenTriad Stage UpStage Cabaret: TEDxGreensboroSalon: Natures Design StudioTaylor Theatre: HairsprayGreenhill: Jonathan Brilliant On-SiteFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSGSO Farmers Curb Market: Farmer’s Mid-Week MarketLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEVillage Tavern - GSO: Rob Massengale BandThu Oct 8, 2015ARTS / FAMILYO’Henry Hotel: UNCW Triad Alumni Fall SocialKathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library: Invasive Plants: Aliens in Our MidstAycock Auditorium: Special Guest Speaker Keith O’Neil: Tackling the StigamaTaylor Theatre: HairsprayGSO College: Art + Dialogue: Responding to Racial Tension in AmericaBUSINESS NETWORKINGTriad After Work Social at Utopia Salon & Day SpaThe Piedmont Club: Business Forum Referral Breakfast And NetworkingFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSSpry Stadium: WFU Women’s Soccer vs. Virginia TechThe Railyard Entertainment Complex: Rock the RailsWoods Of Terror on Church StreetLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEZiggy’s Music Hall: Rusted RootGIA : Deep RiverCarolina Theatre: LeAnn RimesFri Oct 9, 2015ARTS / FAMILYArtQuest at Greenhill: Color Mixing Mono Print ExperimentsGSO Public Library Central Branch: Old JoyMount Airy Museum of Regional History: Historic Mount Airy Ghost ToursReynolds Gymnasium: WFU Women’s VolleyballSummerfield United Methodist Church: Children’s Consignment Sale


Home Furnishing and Decor

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Why Ten Thousand Villages? Step into Ten Thousand Villages, and you are surrounded by the bright colors and many textures of exotic lands. Spices perfume the air, and strains of soulful music transport you to another place. You may think you’ve left home, until a warm voice says in the accent of the Deep South, “Welcome to Ten Thousand Villages!” and you realize you’re still in Greensboro, not the soukhs of North Africa. But you have entered a place filled with goods from many other lands. In fact, each

item in Ten Thousand Villages is handcrafted by artisans in over 35 developing countries. You will find backloomed textiles made by women in Guatemala, fine silver jewelry crafted by Tuareg men, and smooth onyx pieces from Pakistan.

How did this space filled with the best from all over the world come to its little corner of Greensboro? What you may not know upon walking through the front door, but will surely learn before you leave, is that Ten Thousand Villages exists for a greater purpose. It’s not just another shop. All of this – the music, the crafts, the volunteers – exists to support people who would otherwise suffer in poverty.Volunteers? That’s right. Ten Thousand Villages is staffed by dozens of volunteers who see their work as an answer for those in developing countries who need someone to tell their stories and pay them a fair wage for their handicrafts. Ten Thousand Villages is a non-profit organization, which means that it exists solely to fulfill this mission of

Home Furnishing and DecorBUSINESS NETWORKINGThe Piedmont Club: Conversations In LeadershipFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetDowntown Mt. Airy: Autumn Leaves FestivalKentner Stadium: Wake Forest Women’s Field Hockey vs. VirginiaLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECone Denim Entertainment Center: Blackhawk and The OutlawsCooper’s Ale House: Empty PocketGrey’s Tavern: DJ818Regal GSO Grande Stadium 16: Addicted: Live with ZaneThe Deck at River Twist: Jill Goodson BandSat Oct 10, 2015ARTS / FAMILYChrist United Methodist Church: OPUS Concert Tarheel Men’s ChorusFirst Presbyterian Church: In Time of StrifeFleming Gymnasium: UNCG VolleyballGreen Joe’s Coffee Company: Green Joe’s Coffee Grand OpeningGreensboro College: Art + Dialogue: Responding to Racial Tension in AmericaGSO Public Library Central Branch: Cold MountainKernersville Weseylan Church: Kernersville Weselylan Church Missions Fall BazaarRichard Petty Museum: Petty’s Garage Car Show


FESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetCedar Square Friends Meeting: Community Block PartyDowntown Mt. Airy: Autumn Leaves FestivalGethsemane United Methodist Church: Giant Yard SaleGuilford Courthouse National Military Park: Walk at Guilford Courthouse ParkHigh Point Public Library: Twelfth Night Through the Park(ing lot)Mount Airy Museum of Regional History: Historic Mount Airy Ghost ToursPilot Mountain State Park: Pilot Mountain to Hanging Rock UltraSouthmont Elementary School: Bark For LifeSt. John’s Lutheran Church : Trunk or TreatWoods of Terror: Terror for TaTasLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEGrey’s Tavern: DJ LeeCone Denim Entertainment Center: Collective SoulCooper’s Ale House: Corey Luetjen & The Traveling Blues BandThe Brewer’s Kettle: Deep RiverThe Deck at River Twist: Soul CentralWINERaffaldini Vineyards: Raffaldini Vineyards: Vineyards of Swan Creek Harvest CelebrationSun Oct 11, 2015ARTS / FAMILYVillage Inn Event Center: The Clemmons Record ShowReynolds Gymnasium: WFU Women’s VolleyballDowntown WS: Second SundaysGreenhill: Jonathan Brilliant On-SiteFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSDowntown Mt. Airy: Autumn Leaves FestivalLindley Recreation Center: Twelfth Night Through the ParkSpry Stadium: Wake Forest Women’s SoccerWhole Foods GSO: Audubon Society Nature WalkWoods Of Terror on Church StreetWINERaffaldini Vineyards: Farmers MarketRaffaldini Vineyards: Raffaldini Vineyards: Vineyards of Swan Creek Harvest CelebrationMon Oct 12, 2015ARTS / FAMILYFirst Presbyterian Church: In Time of StrifeGSO Public Library Central Branch: Memoir Writing WorkshopKing Public Library: So You Want to Get Some HoneybeesTue Oct 13, 2015ARTS / FAMILYThe Piedmont Club: La Lunch w/ Piedmont OperaEpiphany Lutheran Church: Oldies Music NightWoods Of Terror on Church StreetWed Oct 14, 2015ARTS / FAMILYArtQuest at Greenhill: CoffeeTime Marbled Petri Dish PrintsMcGirt-Horton Branch Library: Nature Journaling



The Jeffrey Adams Dining Experience In Downtown Winston Salem

By Brian Watkins

Come experience a modern dining experience that’s classy yet affordable. Jeffrey Adams on 4th is a three-story restaurant right in the heart of Winston Salem, and is a center point for a lot of community events. With a seasonal menu that includes prime cut steak and a variety of other dinner options, Jeffrey Adams is perfect for special occasions and a no-frills outings alike. This October marks three years for the restaurant in Winston Salem.

The bottom floor of the restaurant houses the winery, and can also seat 30 people for group events. Otherwise, the two other main floors are where guests primarily sit. Each main floor has a bar where customers can enjoy drink specials Monday through Friday. The third floor has large windows that provide a nice view of 4th Street and Marshall -- particularly nice when the city

has festivals and other events going on.The restaurant is also beside the Stevens Center theater, which is home to the University of North Carolina’s school of the arts and an ongoing opera scene. It’s a nice ambiance to be around in the evenings, and makes for a convenient night on the town.One thing that makes this restaurant different is the locally sourced food. Beef and other meat is obtained from nearby suppliers, and the owners actually have their own farm where they grow their own produce. The menu varies a bit throughout the year to reflect the changing harvest. Owner Adam Andrews says that the next harvest will be soon, and will include a whole bunch of tasty veggies.

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Regarding the menu in general, Adam says “You can get center cut sirloin and ribeye, but we’re not a steakhouse; you can get a lot of other things here too.”Have a look at the gallery on their website to see some of these delectable treats: everything from shrimp and seafood to chicken and vegetarian options.

Jeffrey Adams is open at 11am Monday through Sunday, with closing times varying from 9pm on Sunday and Monday to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. You can find them at 321 West 4th Street, Winston Salem.Call for more information at (336) 448-1714 or visit their website at www.jeffreyadamsws.com

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Sandy Creek Golf Club (6900 yds)5454 Whites Chapel RdStaley, NC 27355-8169(336) 622-1802 Bryan Park Champions (7135 yds)6275 Bryan Park RdBrowns Summit, NC 27214-9755(336) 375-2200 Bryan Park Players (7076 yds)6275 Bryan Park RdBrowns Summit, NC 27214-9755(336) 375-2200 Sourwood Forest Golf Course (6862 yds)8055 Pleasant Hill Church RdSnow Camp, NC 27349-9225(336) 376-8166 Crooked Tree Golf Course (6556 yds)7665 Caber RdBrowns Summit, NC 27214-9601(336) 656-3211 Shamrock Golf Club (6413 yds) 1722 Shamrock DrBurlington, NC 27215-7182(336) 227-8566 Blair Park Golf Course (6449 yds)1901 S Main StHigh Point, NC 27260-4464(336) 883-3497 Iron Play Golf Course 6261 Lake Brandt RdSummerfield, NC 27358-9224(336) 644-7991 Indian Valley Golf Course (6610 yds)1005 Indian Valley DrBurlington, NC 27217-7982(336) 584-7871 Greensboro National Golf Club (7072 yds)330 Niblick DrSummerfield, NC 27358-9767(336) 342-1113 Cedar Lake Golf Course (2835 yds)5540 Cedar Lake RdJonesville, NC 28642336-835-5041Hemlock Golf Club (5603 yds)1872 Power Dam RoadWalnut Cove, NC 27052336-591-7934Maple Leaf Golf Club (6024 yds)4070 Hastings RdKernersville, NC 27284336-769-9122Meadowlands (6706 yds)542 Meadowlands DrWinston Salem NC 27101336-769-1011Oak Valley Golf Club (7058 yds)261 Oak Valley RdAdvance NC 27006336-940-2000Olde Homeplace Country Club (6345 yds)4295 Wallburg RdWinston Salem, NC 27107336-769-1076

Pine Knolls Golf Course (6258 yds)1100 Quail Hollow RdKernersville, NC 27284336-993-5478Pine Tree Golf Club (6881 yds)1680 Pine Tree LaneKernersville, NC 27284336-993-5598Pudding Ridge Golf Course (6750 yds)224 Cornwallis DrMocksville, NC 27028336-940-4653Reynolds Park Golf Course (6230 yds)2391 Reynolds Park RdWinston Salem NC 27101336-650-7660River View Golf Course (2585 yds)1185 Joe Ayers RdPine Hall NC 27042336-548-6908Salem Glen Country Club (7012 yds)1000 Glen Day RdClemmons, NC 27012336-712-1010Silo Run Golf Course (6790 yds)4040 Rockford RdBoonville, NC 27011336-367-3133Stonewall Golf Course (5222 yds)3200 S. Friendship RdGermantown NC 27019336-591-4653Tanglewood Championship Course (7018 yds)4601 Clemmons Rd Clemmons, NC 27012336-778-6320Tanglewood Reynolds Course (6537 yds)4601 Clemmons RdClemmons NC 27012336-778-6320Country Club/Davie Hickory Hill (6537 yds)2251 US Highway 64 EMocksville, NC 27028336-998-8746The Long Creek Club (6465 yds)5801 Bethania Tobaccoville RoadBethania, NC 27010336-924-5226Twin Cedars Golf Course (6436 yds)240 Twin Cedars RoadMocksville, NC 27028336-751-5824Wilshire Golf Club (6164 yds)1570 Bridgton RdWinston Salem NC 27127336-788-7016Winston Lake Golf Course (6213 Yds)3535 Winston Lake RdWinston Salem NC 27105336-727-2703

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ClubFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSGSO Farmers Curb Market: Farmer’s Mid-Week MarketLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECarolina Theatre: Clint BlackThu Oct 15, 2015ARTS / FAMILYWoods Of Terror on Church StreetKernersville Public Library: 16th Annual Book Sale - Kernersville Senior Enrichment CenterHaw River Ballroom: Benevolence Farm 3rd Annual 2nd Chance Dine & DanceYWCA 112 Gatewood Avenue: Triad Cesarean Support GroupFri Oct 16, 2015ARTS / FAMILYWoods Of Terror on Church StreetArtQuest at Greenhill: My Many Colored Days by Dr. SuessHoly Cross Baptist Church: Trail Life Troop NC-4031 Gospel SingingKathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library: Environmental Experiences for EducatorsKernersville Public Library: 16th Annual Book Sale - Kernersville Senior Enrichment CenterMount Airy Museum of Regional History: Historic Mount Airy Ghost ToursVillage Inn Event Center: 3-Hour ZumbathonLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBermuda Run: ClubCorp Charity ClassicSecond & Green Tavern: Uncommon Bond BandThe Deck at River Twist: Big Daddy MojoGrey’s Tavern: Dave & BrooksCooper’s Ale House: The InvadersWINEStonefield Cellars Winery: Wine & Dine Benefitting Sanctuary HouseSat Oct 17, 2015ARTS / FAMILYKing Moravian Church: King Moravian Fall BazaarUNCG Brown Theater: Pippi LongstockingVillage Inn Event Center: The Double Divas Molly & Cynthia Fit EventWS Fairgrounds: ReptiDay Winston-SalemPleasant Grove Baptist Church: Family Fun DayElsewhere Museum: Sports of all SortsKathleen Clay Library: The WaySECCA: Met Opera Live in HD: Otello (Verdi)Kernersville Public Library: 16th Annual Book Sale - Kernersville Senior Enrichment CenterUNC School of the Arts: Fire Pink TrioFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetAlpha Acres: Fall JamboreeCane Creek Campground: Kruizin’ for Kidneys Rockabilly StyleCenter City Park: GSO Marathon, 1/2 Marathon, 5kDavidson County Senior Services: Davidson County Senior Services Fall FestivalMount Airy Museum of Regional History: Historic Mount Airy Ghost ToursPoplar Springs Elementary School: PioneerFestQuaker Lake Camp : Pumpkin Festival


LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBoston’s House of Jazz: SoulfulSultry Versatyle Productions Presents: SSVP HonorsCone Denim Entertainment Center: ZOSO: Tribute to Led ZeppelinGrey’s Tavern: DJ SloanO.Henry Hotel: O.Henry Jazz SeriesSecond & Green Tavern: Red Umber - Rock & Roll InstrumentalThe Deck at River Twist: Men In BlackSun Oct 18, 2015ARTS / FAMILYGSO Historical Museum : Urban Landscape in WarnersvilleKathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library: Watching and Identifying BirdsTriad Stage: DeathtrapFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetOld Salem Visitor Center: Festival of Faith and CultureUNCG Soccer Stadium: UNCG Women’s SoccerWINERaffaldini Vineyards: Raffaldini Vineyards: Artists DayMon Oct 19, 2015ARTS / FAMILYGSO Public Library Central Branch: Verse of the MountainsKathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library: Helping Animals on the TrailSoutheast Baptist Church: SALTYDOGS Lunch SocialTue Oct 20, 2015ARTS / FAMILYArtQuest at Greenhill: Hands-On Studio ExplorationEpiphany Lutheran Church: Oldies Music NightSpry Stadium: WFU Men’s Soccer vs. Georgia St.BUSINESS NETWORKINGThe Piedmont Club: Cup of KNOWPiedmont Club: Sky High Sips (The Eyes Have It)Wed Oct 21, 2015ARTS / FAMILYSchiffman’s Jewelers: Exclusive Herend Artist EventsArtQuest at Greenhill: CoffeeTime Pressed Flower OrnamentsGlenn McNairy Branch Library: Walking Off the War and Trail of TrustLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEGreensboro Coliseum: Taylor Swift & Vance JoyThu Oct 22, 2015ARTS / FAMILYWoods Of Terror on Church StreetArtQuest at Greenhill: Hands-On Studio ExplorationUNCG Brown Theater: Pippi LongstockingBUSINESS NETWORKINGTriad After Work Social at Village Lofts GSOThe Piedmont Club: Business Forum Referral Breakfast And NetworkingLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECone Denim Entertainment Center: Waka Flocka FlameGIA : Deep River


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Spencer tells how Bold Rock got its start: “John Washburn & Brian Shanks started bottling Bold Rock Cider in 2012. John Washburn purchased some land in Nelson County, Virginia in 1985 and could not really decide on what to do with it until he noticed how the wine and craft beer was taking off in the Rockfish Valley. So, he decided to give the cider business a try. He only needed someone to help produce the cider for him and that’s when he called Brian Shanks and asked him to meet with him about helping produce a craft cider. They met in New Zealand where Brian had been making his award winning cider. Brian has helped produce and market cider for some of the biggest cider producers in the United Kingdom and also worked with Strongbow and Woodchuck. Brian flew over to Virginia to join John and that’s how Bold Rock Cider started.”Tim: “The Less Desirables rated the Bold Rock Carolina Draft Hard Cider for a show in September with guests that are beer fans and with one that is a mead aficionado (he likes beer, too). Generally, I’m not a fan of ciders. They’re too sweet and it’s more about the fruit as compared to the alcoholic drink I’m looking for. I will, say, however, that I was pleasantly surprised and very happy to find that whilst this definitely had cider characteristics, it was very drinkable. The flavor profile was rich, not just syrupy apple juice that some ciders can taste like. Bold Rock has several varieties of hard ciders, including the Carolina and Virginia ciders. Those are made from Granny Smith apples from their respective states. There is also the Carolina Draft and Virginia Draft which is a blend of different apple varieties, again from their respective states. Another variety is a pear cider instead of apples. The Carolina Draft was quite delicious. In fact, I drank 3 of them to make sure I got the proper tasting. For not liking ciders, I sure did like this one. I rated it 3.75 out of 5.”Try it locally at: Second and Green Tavern, Stumble Stilskins, Cooper Ale House and City Beverage to name a few local places.


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Spencer Davis is owner of his family’s company, City Beverage, which has been selling fine beer and wine since 1946. They’re located at 915 Burke Street in Winston-Salem and on the web at www.citybeverage.com. Tim Beeman is co-owner, co-host and producer of The Less Desirables Podcast and The Less Desirables Podcast Network ft. The Less Desirables, Tart & Tangy Triad, The Beer Dads, Electric Camel Pod and Fan Interference podcasts. Find out more on their Facebook page or www.thelessdesirables.com

Fri Oct 23, 2015ARTS / FAMILYCTG presents DraculaUNCG Brown Theater: Machinal by Sophie TreadwellReynolds Gymnasium: WFU Women’s VolleyballKentner Stadium: WFU Women’s Field HockeyArtQuest at Greenhill: Spider Hats + Gooey WebsSpry Stadium: Wake Forest Men’s SoccerWFU Biotech Place: Columbine Tragedy to TriumphMount Airy Museum of Regional History: Historic Mount Airy Ghost ToursDowntown WS: Piedmont Opera’s production of RgolettoFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetBryan Park Golf and Conference Center: 2nd Annual Wellness Academy Golf ClassicLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEThe Deck at River Twist: Disco LemonadeCooper’s Ale House: FairlanesGrey’s Tavern: Mezza VoceWINEJOLO Winery & Vineyards: Jolotage DinnerSat Oct 24, 2015ARTS / FAMILYCTG presents DraculaBB and T Field: Wake Forest Men’s FootballUNCG Brown Theater: Machinal by Sophie TreadwellFleming Gymnasium: UNCG VolleyballReynolds Gymnasium: WFU Women’s Volleyball v. PittsburghUNCG Soccer Stadium: UNCG Men’s SoccerMount Airy Museum of Regional History: Historic Mount Airy Ghost ToursWestover Church: The Tanger Outlets POPS Series: Disney in ConcertBUSINESS NETWORKINGThe Piedmont Club: Wine Dinner: Old World Meets New WorldFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetBetsy-Jeff Penn 4H Educational Center: Rocktoberfest Oyster Roast & Shrimp BoilBP in Pinnacle: Brother King RideOak Hills Golf & Event Center: Friends of Eden Animal Shelter Golf OutingTriad Park: Out of the Darkness Community WalkLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEGrey’s Tavern: DJ LesCooper’s Ale House: Londons BridgesThe Deck at River Twist: Bobby & the Good TimesWine Styles: Deep RiverWINERaffaldini Vineyards: Four Seasons Autumn Wine Tasting Dinner


Sun Oct 25, 2015ARTS / FAMILYWoods Of Terror on Church StreetCTG presents DraculaChildren’s Museum of WS: Truck & TreatUNCG Brown Theater: Machinal by Sophie TreadwellVance Chavis Library: Mountain-to-Sea Trail: A Conversation with Howard LeeTriad Park: Out of the Darkness Community WalkWINERaffaldini Vineyards: Raffaldini Vineyards: Take a Hike with Jay Raffaldini`Tue Oct 27, 2015ARTS / FAMILYThe Main Line: Meet the artisianBurke Manor Inn Pavilion: Wine DinnerEpiphany Lutheran Church: Oldies Music NightKentner Stadium: WFU Women’s Field HockeySpry Stadium: Wake Forest Men’s SoccerLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEPig Pounder Brewery: Trivia NightStarmount Forest Country Club: Bernard Robinson and CompanyWed Oct 28, 2015ARTS / FAMILYCTG presents DraculaGreenhill: New Technologies for Exploring Hidden WorldsGSO Farmers Curb Market: Farmer’s Mid-Week MarketReynolds Gymnasium: WFU Women’s VolleyballTriad Stage UpStage Cabaret: Cloud 9 by Caryl ChurchillBUSINESS NETWORKINGThe Piedmont Club: Biz Savvy Seminar w/ Action CoachThu Oct 29, 2015ARTS / FAMILYCTG presents DraculaTriad Stage UpStage Cabaret: Iphigenia 2.0 by Chuck MeeReynolds Auditorium : FrankensteinCommunity Theatre of GSO: DraculaDana Auditorium: Night of MysteryFESTIVAL / OUTDOORSWoods Of Terror on Church StreetLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECone Denim Entertainment Center: Everclear 20th Anniversary: Sparkle and FadeGreene Street Club: Modern BaseballFri Oct 30, 2015ARTS / FAMILYWoods Of Terror on Church StreetCTG presents DraculaArtQuest at Greenhill: Spooky Insect Monster MasksBB and T Field: Wake Forest Men’s FootballTriad Stage UpStage Cabaret: Cloud 9 by Caryl ChurchillReynolds Auditorium : WS Symphony Plugged-In PopsCommunity Theatre of GSO: Dracula


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WEEK 4THU, OCT 1

• Baltimore at Pittsburgh 8:25 PMSUN, OCT 4

• N.Y. Jets at Miami 9:30 AM • Oakland at Chicago 1:00 PM• Houston at Atlanta 1:00 PM • N.Y. Giants at Buffalo 1:00 PM • Jacksonville at Indianapolis 1:00 PM • Kansas City at Cincinnati 1:00 PM • Philadelphia at Washington 1:00 PM • Carolina at Tampa Bay 1:00 PM • Cleveland at San Diego 4:05 PM • Green Bay at San Francisco 4:25 PM • St. Louis at Arizona 4:25 PM • Minnesota at Denver 4:25 PM• Dallas at New Orleans 8:30 PM

MON, SEPT 15 • Detroit at Seattle 8:30 PM • Bye week: Tennessee, New England

WEEK 5THU, OCT 8

• Indianapolis at Houston 8:25 PMSUN, OCT 11

• Cleveland at Baltimore 1:00 PM • St. Louis at Green Bay 1:00 PM• Buffalo at Tennessee 1:00 PM • New Orleans at Philadelphia 1:00 PM • Washington at Atlanta 1:00 PM • Seattle at Cincinnati 1:00 PM • Chicago at Kansas City 1:00 PM • Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 1:00 PM • Arizona at Detroit 4:05 PM • New England at Dallas 4:25 PM • Denver at Oakland 4:25 PM • San Francisco at N.Y. Giants 8:30 PM

MON, OCT 12 • Pittsburgh at San Diego 8:30 PM• Bye week: Carolina, Miami, Minnesota,

N.Y. Jets

WEEK 6THU, OCT 15 • Atlanta at New Orleans 8:25 PMSUN, OCT 18

• Denver at Cleveland 1:00 PM• Chicago at Detroit 1:00 PM• Houston at Jacksonville 1:00 PM• Cincinnati at Buffalo 1:00 PM• Washington at N.Y. Jets 1:00 PM• Kansas City at Minnesota 1:00 PM• Arizona at Pittsburgh 1:00 PM• Miami at Tennessee 1:00 PM• Carolina at Seattle 4:05 PM• Baltimore at San Francisco 4:25 PM• San Diego at Green Bay 4:25 PM• New England at Indianapolis 8:30 PM

MON, OCT 19• N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia 8:30 PM• Bye week: Dallas, Oakland, St. Louis,

Tampa Bay


WEEK 7THU, OCT 22

• Seattle at San Francisco 8:25 PMSUN, OCT 25

• Buffalo at Jacksonville 9:30 AM • Pittsburgh at Kansas City 1:00 PM• Houston at Miami 1:00 PM • Atlanta at Tennessee 1:00 PM • Cleveland at St. Louis 1:00 PM • Tampa Bay at Washington 1:00 PM • Minnesota at Detroit 1:00 PM • New Orleans at Indianapolis 1:00 PM • N.Y. Jets at New England 1:00 PM • Oakland at San Diego 4:05 PM • Dallas at N.Y. Giants 4:25 PM• Philadelphia at Carolina 8:30 PM

MON, OCT 26 • Baltimore at Arizona 8:30 PM • Bye week: Chicago, Cincinnati, Denver,

Green Bay

WEEK 8THU, OCT 29

• Miami at New England 8:25 PMSUN, NOV 1

• Detroit at Kansas City 9:30 AM • Minnesota at Chicago 1:00 PM• Arizona at Cleveland 1:00 PM • San Diego at Baltimore 1:00 PM • Tampa Bay at Atlanta 1:00 PM • N.Y. Giants at New Orleans 1:00 PM • Tennessee at Houston 1:00 PM • Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 1:00 PM • San Francisco at St. Louis 1:00 PM • N.Y. Jets at Oakland 4:05 PM • Seattle at Dallas 4:25 PM• Green Bay at Denver 8:30 PM

MON, NOV 2 • Indianapolis at Carolina 8:30 PM • Bye week: Buffalo, Jacksonville,

Philadelphia, Washington

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Why Ten Thousand Villages? (Cont. from pg 12)

alleviating poverty.This month at Ten Thousand Villages, there are new items from all over the world – unique home décor, handcrafted by people like Nguyen Thi Nguyen. Though she is 33, Nguyen looks like a teen as she sits surrounded by unfinished white ceramics. She is one of the thousands of artisans supported by Ten Thousand Villages, 65 percent of whom are women. Nguyen specializes in glazing the ceramics, and through her work she has realized her dream of educating her children. Perhaps you will think of Nguyen as you explore the store and make your choices, or perhaps you will just enjoy the beauty of what she has made. Either way, she thanks you.

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