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At Group3 Real Estate We Keep You Informed… Cost vs. Value: Which Home Improvements Offer the Highest ROI
in 2017?
With the many different projects reported annually in Remodeling Magazine’s Cost vs. Value Report, not much has changed from last year. Recent and long-time trends continued, reports Remodeling. Curb appeal projects like changes to doors, windows and siding garnered a higher ROI than work done inside the home. Replacement projects, like doors or windows, scored higher among real estate pros than did remodels.
On a national scale, the top five projects with the greatest ROI in the report’s “midrange” cost category are:
Attic Insulation (Fiberglass) (107.7% ROI)
Average Cost: $1,343
Average Resale Value: $1,446
Entry Door Replacement (steel) (90.7% ROI)
Average Cost: $1,413
Average Resale Value: $1,282
Manufactured Stone Veneer (89.4% ROI)
Average Cost: $7,851
Average Resale Value: $7,019
Minor Kitchen Remodel (80.2% ROI)
Average Cost: $20,830
Average Resale Value: $16,699
Garage Door Replacement (76.9% ROI)
Average Cost: $1,749
Average Resale Value: $1,345
The top five projects with the greatest ROI in the report’s “upscale” cost category are:
Garage Door Replacement (85.0% ROI)
Average Cost: $3,304
Average Resale Value: $2,810
Entry Door Replacement (fiberglass) (77.8% ROI)
Average Cost: $3,276
Average Resale Value: $2,550
Window Replacement (vinyl) (73.9% ROI)
Average Cost: $15,282
Average Resale Value: $11,286
Window Replacement (wood) (73.0% ROI)
Average Cost: $18,759
Average Resale Value: $13,691
Grand Entrance (fiberglass) (70.1% ROI)
Average Cost: $8,358
Average Resale Value: $5,855
Regionally, the Pacific division (California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska and Hawaii) saw an average payback of 78.2 percent for all projects, with 10 projects posting cost-recouped levels of at least 90 percent. The East North Central states of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin, however, saw an average of just 54.9 percent, with no single project offering a payback of as much as 80 cents on the dollar.
At the other end of the spectrum are projects with the lowest returns on investment—improvements generally not in demand by the market. Again on a national scale, the five projects with the lowest ROI in the “midrange” cost category are:
Bathroom Remodel (64.8% ROI)
Average Cost: $18,546
Average Resale Value: $12,024
Master Suite Addition (64.8% ROI)
Average Cost: $119,533
Average Resale Value: $77,506
Backyard Patio (54.9% ROI)
Average Cost: $51,985
Average Resale Value: $28,546
Backup Power Generator (54.0% ROI)
Average Cost: $12,860
Average Resale Value: $6,940
Bathroom Addition (53.9% ROI)
Average Cost: $43,232
Average Resale Value: $23,283
The five projects with the lowest ROI in the “upscale” cost category are:
Major Kitchen Remodel (61.9% ROI)
Average Cost: $122,991
Average Resale Value: $76,149
Master Suite Addition (59.9% ROI)
Average Cost: $250,687
Average Resale Value: $150,140
Bathroom Remodel (59.1% ROI)
Average Cost: $59,979
Average Resale Value: $35,456
Bathroom Addition (57.1% ROI)
Average Cost: $81,515
Average Resale Value: $46,507
Deck Addition (composite) (56.4% ROI)
Average Cost: $39,339
Average Resale Value: $22,171
Source RISMedia
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A lot of Summer Fun... Keep cool enjoy the weekend.
Friday, July 13, 2018
Poses, Pints & Salsa – 6pm-8pm, Angry Troll Brewing – Start with Yoga from 6pm until 7pm, then head to the brewery to grab our beers! Salsa will begin around 7:15pm. No experience necessary & a dancing partner needed! You do not have to participate in Salsa if you came for yoga & vice versa! Cost is $10 per person. For more information and to register, visit www.yoga-on-main.com
Death Trap: A Thriller – 7:30pm, L.H. Jones Auditorium (215 Jones School Rd, Mount Airy) – The NoneSuch Playmakers bring you a live performance of Death Trap, a thriller by Ira Levin. Performances will take place on Friday, the 13th at 7:30pm, Saturday, the 14th at 7:30pm and Sunday, the 15th at 2pm. Admission is $10. For more information, visit www.nonesuchplaymakers.com
Summer Concert Series: Envision – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music by Envision. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
Goodfellers – 8pm, Reeves Theater – Expect the unexpected when it comes to the GoodFellers. Their award winning traditional bluegrass chops just don’t tell the whole story. With a sound shaped by a variety of musical backgrounds, highlighted by rock flavored vocals and the ability to move seamlessly through different styles, each GoodFellers show is unique - and entertaining. These boys have fun when they play. It’s infectious. The GoodFellers have been redefining Newgrass up and down the East coast one gig at a time. Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door. For tickets, www.reevestheater.com
Mount Airy Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Post Office Parking Lot (111 South Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop open as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours – 6:30pm-9pm, Downtown Pilot Mountain – Beginning March 30th, Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours will take place every Friday evening in Downtown Pilot Mountain. Take a walking tour through the beautiful and historic town of Pilot Mountain and decipher the clues along the way. Can you identify the key facts surrounding a shocking crime? Fans of mystery and true crimes will enjoy this challenge. Tours last approximately one to one-and-a-half hours. Suitable for individuals, families, couples, and small groups. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 for walk up. Contact us for special rates for groups.
Karaoke Night – 7pm, The Factory Downtown (Mt. Airy) – Starting at 7pm every Friday.**
Ocean’s 8 – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Ocean’s 8, rated PG-13. Five years, eight months, 12 days and counting -- that's how long Debbie Ocean has been devising the biggest heist of her life. She knows what it's going to take -- a team of the best people in the field, starting with her partner-in-crime Lou Miller. Together, they recruit a crew of specialists, including jeweler Amita, street con Constance, suburban mom Tammy, hacker Nine Ball, and fashion designer Rose. Their target -- a necklace that's worth more than $150 million. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4pm & 7pm, Monday & Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $15 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
Saturday, July 14, 2018
Dog Days of Summer – 9am-12pm, Elkin Farmer’s Market – Join us for the 2nd Annual Dog Days of Summer Event at the Elkin Farmers Market. We will be serving free scoops of homemade dog “ice cream”, we will have the dog ice pool and cooling pads to keep the dog cool. We will also have special dog friendly booths and free treat samples. You can also enter to win a gift basket from Melissa’s Natural Pet Treats while shopping our market vendors.
The Fantastical World of Fairy Tales & Houses – 10:30am-12:45pm, Horne Creek Living Historical Farm – Bring your child out to Horne Creek Farm to listen to some of the 1900-era’s most beloved fairy tales. Then, each child’s imagination can take wing as they make their own fairy house to take home with them. Fee: $20.00, plus 7% sales tax. Fee includes a snack for all participants. Pre-registration is required. Class size is limited to 30. Call 336-325-2298 by July 10 to enroll. Small children must be accompanied by an adult to assist with project.
Snakes! – 2 pm-3pm, Pilot Mountain State Park, Summit Parking Area – Whether you are familiar with snakes or terrified, this program is made to help you learn more about the identification and lives of the splendid slithering species that live at Pilot Mountain State Park. Challenge yourself to ‘spot the copperhead’ and maybe meet a local resident snake. We hope you come to join a park ranger to gain a better appreciation and knowledge for these animals.
Downtown Block Party – 5pm-8pm, Downtown Elkin – Celebrate Summer in Downtown Elkin with Explore Elkin. Enjoy live music from Coddle Creek and sip on some Skull Camp Brewing wines and beers.
Saturday Shindig Outdoor Concert – 6:30pm, RagApple Lassie Vineyards – Outdoor concert by The Plaids. Admission is $20.
Death Trap: A Thriller – 7:30pm, L.H. Jones Auditorium (215 Jones School Rd, Mount Airy) – The NoneSuch Playmakers bring you a live performance of Death Trap, a thriller by Ira Levin. Performances will take place on Friday, the 13th at 7:30pm, Saturday, the 14th at 7:30pm and Sunday, the 15th at 2pm. Admission is $10. For more information, visit www.nonesuchplaymakers.com
Summer Concert Series: Steve Owens and Summertime – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music by Steve Owens and Summertime. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
FREE Movie Night: Peter Rabbit – Dobson Square Park – Come out for a FREE movie under the stars! The feature film will be Peter Rabbit, rated PG. Feature adaptation of Beatrix Potter’s classic tale of a rebellious rabbit trying to sneak into a farmer’s vegetable garden. Movie begins at nightfall. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Concessions available for purchase. Call Dobson Town Hall for more information at (336)356-8962.
Michael Bennett & the “B” String Allstars – 8pm, Reeves Theater – Michael Bennett opened The “B” String Guitar Shop in downtown Winston Salem in 2007. The city has a summer concert series and Bennett was asked to do a show. Over the next 10 years, the show evolved into “The Allstars“ and brought record crowds to the streets to hear their Classic Rock sound. Featuring Bennett (lead guitar) with Jack Atchison (drums, lead vocals), Doug Dennis (bass, vocals), Barry Webb (keyboards, vocals), and Robby Carr (slide guitar). Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door. For tickets, www.reevestheater.com
Live Music at ONS – 8pm-10:30pm, Old North State Winery – Live music by Jan Britten Owen.
Firefly Hike – 9pm-9:45pm, Pilot Mountain State Park, Family Campground – Meet at the campground amphitheater for an easy walk around the amphitheater to look for and learn about the unique natural history of fireflies or lightning bugs! Learn why neither name is accurate, how they make “cold” light, and what you can do to create good firefly habitat around your home!
Pilot Mountain Farmer’s Market – 8am-Noon, Pilot Mountain Town Hall (124 W Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Elkin Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Elkin Farmer’s Market (226 N. Bridge Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Ocean’s 8 – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Ocean’s 8, rated PG-13. Five years, eight months, 12 days and counting -- that's how long Debbie Ocean has been devising the biggest heist of her life. She knows what it's going to take -- a team of the best people in the field, starting with her partner-in-crime Lou Miller. Together, they recruit a crew of specialists, including jeweler Amita, street con Constance, suburban mom Tammy, hacker Nine Ball, and fashion designer Rose. Their target -- a necklace that's worth more than $150 million. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4pm & 7pm, Monday & Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
WPAQ Merry-Go-Round Concert – 11am, Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy – EVERY SATURDAY at 11 a.m. featuring 2-3 bands playing old-time, bluegrass, country, and sometimes country gospel! Cost is $8 per person, which includes Andy museum admission! This is the second-longest-running live radio show in the entire nation and you can tune in at wpaq740.com each week or on the radio at 740 am.) **
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop opens as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $15 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
Sunday, July 15, 2018
JOLOtunes – 12:30pm-3:30pm, JOLO Winery & Vineyards – Enjoy live music in the vineyards every Sunday through mid-November. Special tapas menu along with wine by the glass or bottle.
Death Trap: A Thriller – 2pm, L.H. Jones Auditorium (215 Jones School Rd, Mount Airy) – The NoneSuch Playmakers bring you a live performance of Death Trap, a thriller by Ira Levin. Performances will take place on Friday, the 13th at 7:30pm, Saturday, the 14th at 7:30pm and Sunday, the 15th at 2pm. Admission is $10. For more information, visit www.nonesuchplaymakers.com
Taproom Trivia – 2pm-5pm, Angry Troll Brewing – Angry Troll Brewing opens the taproom on Sundays from 1pm until 5pm. Taproom Trivia hosted by DJmickeyD will take place from 2pm until 5pm every Sunday.
Ocean’s 8 – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Ocean’s 8, rated PG-13. Five years, eight months, 12 days and counting -- that's how long Debbie Ocean has been devising the biggest heist of her life. She knows what it's going to take -- a team of the best people in the field, starting with her partner-in-crime Lou Miller. Together, they recruit a crew of specialists, including jeweler Amita, street con Constance, suburban mom Tammy, hacker Nine Ball, and fashion designer Rose. Their target -- a necklace that's worth more than $150 million. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4pm & 7pm, Monday & Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Sunday Concerts at Mabry Mill – 1pm-4pm, Mabry Mill Restaurant (266 Mabry Mill Rd, Milepost 176 on the Blue Ridge Parkway) – Live music by Fork Mountain Ramblers. All performances at Mabry Mill are free of charge. Bring chairs or blankets for seating. Concerts may be canceled in the event of lightening or other extreme weather conditions. Concerts will be held every Sunday through October 21st.
Happy 4th of July.... Celebrate in our wonderful region!
Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Independence Day Parade & Celebration – 10am-2pm, Downtown Mount Airy – The Fourth of July Parade & Celebration is brought to you by the Downtown Business Association. A reading of the Declaration of Independence will begin in the Mount Airy Museum courtyard at 10:00 a.m. The parade will begin from Veteran's Park at 11am and will make its way through Downtown Mount Airy. The parade will be immediately followed by Miss Angel's Pie Eating Contest & Games Sponsored by The Shepherd's House of Mount Airy.
6th Annual Pie Eating Contest for Charity – 12:00 noon, Downtown Mount Airy (Bark & Meow Parking Lot) – Immediately following the parade, come out for a pie eating contest for charity! Live music by B-Dazzle Productions. All proceeds go to The Shepherd’s House. For more information and to register, call Miss Angel’s Heavenly Pies at 516-317-6338 or The Shepherd’s House at 336-786-1420.
Free Fishing Day – “Free Fishing Day” in North Carolina where everyone – residents and non-residents alike – can fish in any public body of water from 12am until 11:59pm, without having to purchase a fishing license or additional trout privilege license. All other fishing regulations apply, such as length and daily possession limits, as well as bait and tackle restrictions.
July 4th Family Fun Day – 11am-6pm, Grassy Creek Vineyard – Celebrate July 4th with your Friends at Grassy Creek! FREE Burgers from the Grill (with purchase; while they last) starting at noon. Bring your favorite sides and desserts! LIVE MUSIC featuring Will Jones from 2pm until 5pm.
In addition to our fine NC wine, we also carry locally sourced Skull Camp beer, Ashe County Cheese, Roots and Branches Crackers, and Mama Laura's Chocolates. Bring the kids and visit with the horses from Klondike Farm Horse Sanctuary! Games will be available indoors and out.
Fireworks Display – 4pm, Veterans Memorial Park – Surry Sunrise & Mount Airy Rotary Clubs bring you the annual fireworks display at Veterans Memorial Park. Concessions will be available for purchase beginning at 4pm. Live music by Dlaneous from 6:30pm until dark. The fireworks display will begin at dark.
Adrift – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Adrift, rated PG-13. Disaster strikes when Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp sail into a hurricane that leaves their boat in ruins. With Richard badly injured and no hope of rescue, Tami must race against time to save herself and the only man she has ever loved. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4pm and 7pm, Monday and Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Thursday, July 5, 2018
Summer Fun Paint Night – 6pm-9pm, Art and Vine Pilot Mountain – Come sense the sand between your toes and join in a creative, relaxing atmosphere while painting a summer themed canvas! There will be four options to paint; Hydrangea in Ball Jar, Summer Fun Flip Flops, Palm with Adirondacks, and Be The Light Firefly Jars. Show a photo of canvas you've previously painted in our studio and receive $5 off! Spaces are limited, please call to reserve your spot (336)782-1133
Storytime for 4 & 5 Year Old Children at 10:30 a.m. at the Mount Airy Public Library on Rockford Street. Free and open to the public. Also, a new story time for BABIES from birth to 24 months every Thursday at 9:30 a.m. **
Dobson Farmer’s Market – 3pm-6pm, Dobson Square Park – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Free Fiddle and Guitar Lessons for Youth – 5:30pm, Historic Earle Theatre- No registration required. Open to the public! Instruments are provided! Stay after for the free jam session at 7! **
Adult Coloring Group – 6pm-8pm, Mount Airy Public Library – Every Thursday. The library will supply coloring sheets, colored pencils, and markets, but you are welcome to bring your own supplies. Relaxing music provided. Free and open to the public.**
Dodge City Karaoke Nights – 6pm-9pm, Dodge City Steakhouse (Elkin) – Every Thursday**
Board Game Night – 6:30pm-10pm, Paradise Games (Market Street, Mount Airy) – Paradise Games hosts Board Game Night every Thursday. These are fun, family friendly, and free. This is great for all ages. They offer 5% off of any board games purchased by anyone who participates in a game.**
Trivia Night – 6:30pm-7:30pm, Putters Patio and Grill at Shelton Vineyards – Come out for Trivia Night at Putters. Arrive early to get a seat!
Free Old-Time and Bluegrass Jam Session – 7pm, Historic Earle Theatre. Every Thursday at 7 pm. Open to the public! Bring an instrument and join in, flat foot dance, or just sit and enjoy the music**
Pajama Storytime – 7pm, Mount Airy Public Library every Thursday. Free and open to the public. Kids are welcome to wear their pajamas and bring cuddle toys. They will hear a couple of stories and do an activity that goes with the story. The library is located on Rockford Street and this takes place inside the multi-purpose room.**
Trivia Night – 7pm, The Factory Downtown (Mt. Airy) – Come out for a night of team trivia. Every Thursday at The Factory Downtown
Live Music at ONS – 8pm-10pm, Old North State Winery – Live music by Lauren Light.
Karaoke Night – 9pm-11pm, Southern on Main (Elkin) – Every Thursday
Friday, July 6, 2018
Reels at the Reeves: Dirty Dancing – 5:30pm & 8pm, Reeves Theater – Come out for the first of the “Reels at the Reeves” series. The first feature film is Dirty Dancing. An innocent teen crushes on a slick, handsome dance instructor at a 1960s upscale Catskills resort. The soundtrack yielded the Oscar-winning Best Song "(I've Had the) Time of My Life." Showings are at 5:30pm and 8pm. Popcorn and house-made pretzels available for order. Tickets are $10. For more information, www.reevestheater
Grand Opening of Hilda’s Place – 5pm, Hilda’s Place (215 E. Main Street, Pilot Mountain) – Come out to celebrate the Grand Opening of Hilda’s Place in Pilot Mountain. Official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 5pm. Carolina Heritage Wine Tasting with live music by The Not Brothers from 6pm until 8pm. $5 Cover Charge. Special Events will be taking place all weekend to celebrate the Grand Opening.
Summer Concert Series: Jimmy Lowry Tribute – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
Live Music at ONS – 8pm-10:30pm, Old North State Winery – Live music by Emma Lee, a vocalist and guitarist from Greensboro, North Carolina who performs Indie, Americana, Acoustic, and Rock genres.
Mount Airy Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Post Office Parking Lot (111 South Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop open as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours – 6:30pm-9pm, Downtown Pilot Mountain – Beginning March 30th, Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours will take place every Friday evening in Downtown Pilot Mountain. Take a walking tour through the beautiful and historic town of Pilot Mountain and decipher the clues along the way. Can you identify the key facts surrounding a shocking crime? Fans of mystery and true crimes will enjoy this challenge. Tours last approximately one to one-and-a-half hours. Suitable for individuals, families, couples, and small groups. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 for walk up. Contact us for special rates for groups.
Karaoke Night – 7pm, The Factory Downtown (Mt. Airy) – Starting at 7pm every Friday.**
Avengers: Infinity War – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Avengers: Infinity War, rated PG-13. The Avengers and their allies must be willing to sacrifice all in an attempt to defeat the powerful Thanos before his blitz of devastation and ruin puts an end to the universe. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday & Wednesday: 4pm & 7pm, each day. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $15 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
Saturday, July 7, 2018
Downtown Mount Airy Comic-Con – 10am-4pm, Downtown Mount Airy – Comic-Con for Downtown Mt. Airy was created to serve the community. Join us as we host comic book authors, illustrators, and vendors combined with a cosplay costume competition for all ages, a scavenger hunt, games, meet and greet authors/illustrators, plus much more. This year we will be attempting to raise funds to send one autistic child to camp.
Kidsfest – 11am-2pm, Foothills Arts Council (Elkin) – Join us for a FREE afternoon of fun for the family! This years theme is pirates, mermaids, and aquatic life. Featuring a water slide, sno-cones, hot-dogs, treasure hunt, build-a-fish workshop, kinetic sand station, treat bags for the kids, and more!
Music on the Terrace – 1pm-4pm, Shelton Vineyards – Relax on the terrace and enjoy live acoustic music by Emma Lee! Picnic lunches will be available from Harvest Grill along with beer and wine. Kick back and enjoy the day at Shelton Vineyards! Emma was born in a small town, deep in the heart of Texas, where she learned how to sing staying up late at night watching CMT music videos and dancing around her room to Patsy Cline albums, forever a horse-loving cowgirl & Texan at heart! Currently Emma plays music full-time, writing, recording and playing live wherever and whenever she can.
Hot Nights, Hot Cars Cruise-In – 3pm-9:30pm, Downtown Pilot Mountain – A family-oriented event offering an open street cruise-in, live beach music and plenty of food and beverage vendors. Local vineyards will be serving some great wines. Live music by Gary Lowder & Smokin’ Hot. Cruise-Ins held on the first Saturday of each month May through October. For more information, visit www.hotnightshotcars.com
Grand Opening of Hilda’s Place – Hilda’s Place (215 E. Main Street, Pilot Mountain) – Come out to celebrate the Grand Opening of Hilda’s Place in Pilot Mountain! Customer Appreciation Dessert Bar with live music by Andrew Milsaps from 7pm until 9pm. Special Events will be taking place all weekend to celebrate the Grand Opening.
Summer Concert Series: The Holiday Band – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music by The Holiday Band. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
The Martha Bassett Show: Missy Raines & The New Hip – 8pm, Reeves Theater – The Martha Bassett Show features emerging national artists, fresh local faces, and the music of Martha Bassett. It’s good music for good people! On July 7, Martha welcomes Missy Raines & The New Hip. With a smokey and seductive alto, 7 Time IBMA Bass Player of the Year, Missy Raines, heads up this all-acoustic ensemble. The territory The New Hip covers is broad and the compass is set by Raines, planted right in the center of the stage directing with her bass every bit as much as she’s playing it. Tickets $20 in advance, $25 at the door. For tickets, www.reevestheater.com
Live Music at ONS – 8pm-10:30pm, Old North State Winery – Live music by Jim Mayberry Band, an original/cover band. They play a variety of music that you can sing or dance to.
Pilot Mountain Farmer’s Market – 8am-Noon, Pilot Mountain Town Hall (124 W Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Elkin Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Elkin Farmer’s Market (226 N. Bridge Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Avengers: Infinity War – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Avengers: Infinity War, rated PG-13. The Avengers and their allies must be willing to sacrifice all in an attempt to defeat the powerful Thanos before his blitz of devastation and ruin puts an end to the universe. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday & Wednesday: 4pm & 7pm, each day. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
WPAQ Merry-Go-Round Concert – 11am, Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy – EVERY SATURDAY at 11 a.m. featuring 2-3 bands playing old-time, bluegrass, country, and sometimes country gospel! Cost is $8 per person, which includes Andy museum admission! This is the second-longest-running live radio show in the entire nation and you can tune in at wpaq740.com each week or on the radio at 740 am.) **
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop opens as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $15 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
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Friday, June 29, 2018
Summer Concert Series: The Tonez – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music by The Tonez. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
Reeves House Band + Clay Parker & Jodi James – 8pm, Reeves Theater – The Reeves House Band presents "Gone But Not Forgotten," a tribute to your favorite artists and songs of yesteryear. Clay Parker and Jodi James are an acoustic duo from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The pair's use of dense harmony-singing and subtle musical arrangements indelibly binds them to the tradition of singer-songwriters and positions them well in the folk roots and americana strains of country music. Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door. For tickets, www.reevestheater.com
Mount Airy Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Post Office Parking Lot (111 South Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop open as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours – 6:30pm-9pm, Downtown Pilot Mountain – Beginning March 30th, Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours will take place every Friday evening in Downtown Pilot Mountain. Take a walking tour through the beautiful and historic town of Pilot Mountain and decipher the clues along the way. Can you identify the key facts surrounding a shocking crime? Fans of mystery and true crimes will enjoy this challenge. Tours last approximately one to one-and-a-half hours. Suitable for individuals, families, couples, and small groups. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 for walk up. Contact us for special rates for groups.
Karaoke Night – 7pm, The Factory Downtown (Mt. Airy) – Starting at 7pm every Friday.**
Adrift – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Adrift, rated PG-13. Disaster strikes when Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp sail into a hurricane that leaves their boat in ruins. With Richard badly injured and no hope of rescue, Tami must race against time to save herself and the only man she has ever loved. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4pm and 7pm, Monday and Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $13 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
Saturday, June 30, 2018
Miss Angels First Annual Peach Festival – 9am-6pm, Miss Angels Farm (252 Heart Lane, Mount Airy) – Spend a Saturday on a Peach Orchard. Peach Ice Cream, Homemade Peach XXX Ice Cream, Peach Zonker, Peach Pies, Peach Turnovers, Fresh Breads, Peach Jam, and of course Peaches are available for picking and purchase. Activities includes hay rides, barrel train rides, a custom-built barn playhouse, peach bowling, bounce house and face painting. Local music, and craft vendors. Admission is $5 per person. Burgers, New York Hotdogs and Wood-Fired Pizzas available for purchase.
Pilot Creek Birds and Butterflies Hike – 9am, Pilot Mountain State Park, Pilot Creek Access – Meet with a Park Ranger to explore the Pilot Creek Access to look for birds and identify butterflies and other pollinators. Please bring your own binoculars, or borrow a set of our limited supply. Meet at Pilot Creek Section of the park off Boyd Nelson Rd. Driving Directions from US Hwy 52: Take exit 134, drive west on Hwy 268 and turn left onto Shoals Road (1st left after gas station), after 0.5 miles, turn left onto Boyd Nelson Road, park at the barn after you cross the bridge. (1.5 hours)
Grassy Creek Chardonnay Release – 11am-6pm, Grassy Creek Vineyards & Winery – Grassy Creek’s 2017 Chardonnay is making its grand debut! Come out for samplings of the latest release, perfectly paired with scrumptious smoked pulled pork and Memphis-style BBQ sauce. Saturday from 11am until 6pm and Sunday from 1pm until 5pm.
Sip & Shop – 1pm-4pm, Sweet Home Carolina Vineyard – Come out and pamper yourself a bit with a little wine, a few friends, and products from Paparazzi, Perfectly Posh body products and Little Foxes Graphic Tees. Samples, Demos, Discounts and More! Wine Tasting, as well as wine by the glass or bottle, will be available for purchase. There will be complimentary food and tons of fun.
FreedomFest 2018 – 5pm-9:30pm, Elkin Recreation & Parks (399 NC Hwy 268 W, Elkin) – Elkin’s Independence Day Celebration! Enjoy live music from Big Daddy Mojo, craft vendors, food vendors, kid’s activities, bounce houses and family fun! Admission is free.
Summer Concert Series: The Tim Clark Band – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music by The Tim Clark Band. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
Hank, Pattie & The Current with Blistered Hearts – 8pm, Reeves Theater – Two of North Carolina’s veteran bluegrass musicians join forces with some of the Triangle area’s most versatile musicians to create modern, American, acoustic music featuring the full range of their talents as composers and arrangers. The band is on tour regionally and nationally in 2017 in support of their new album, Hold Your Head Up High on Robust Records. Tickets $15 in advance, $20 at the door. For tickets, www.reevestheater.com
Live Music at ONS – 8pm-10:30pm, Old North State Winery – Live music by Christopher Woods, a new artist that covers everything from classic rock to classic country.
Pilot Mountain Farmer’s Market – 8am-Noon, Pilot Mountain Town Hall (124 W Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Elkin Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Elkin Farmer’s Market (226 N. Bridge Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Adrift – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Adrift, rated PG-13. Disaster strikes when Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp sail into a hurricane that leaves their boat in ruins. With Richard badly injured and no hope of rescue, Tami must race against time to save herself and the only man she has ever loved. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4pm and 7pm, Monday and Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
WPAQ Merry-Go-Round Concert – 11am, Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy – EVERY SATURDAY at 11 a.m. featuring 2-3 bands playing old-time, bluegrass, country, and sometimes country gospel! Cost is $8 per person, which includes Andy museum admission! This is the second-longest-running live radio show in the entire nation and you can tune in at wpaq740.com each week or on the radio at 740 am.) **
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop opens as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $13 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
Sunday, July 1, 2018
JOLOtunes – 12:30pm-3:30pm, JOLO Winery & Vineyards – Enjoy live music in the vineyards every Sunday through mid-November. Special tapas menu along with wine by the glass or bottle.
Grassy Creek Chardonnay Release – 1pm-5pm, Grassy Creek Vineyards & Winery – Grassy Creek’s 2017 Chardonnay is making its grand debut! Come out for samplings of the latest release, perfectly paired with scrumptious smoked pulled pork and Memphis-style BBQ sauce. Saturday from 11am until 6pm and Sunday from 1pm until 5pm.
Taproom Trivia – 2pm-5pm, Angry Troll Brewing – Beginning July 1st, Angry Troll Brewing will open the taproom on Sundays from 1pm until 5pm. Taproom Trivia hosted by DJmickeyD will take place from 2pm until 5pm every Sunday.
HARO Beach Party & Bonfire – 6pm-10pm, Hanging Rock State Park Lake – Come enjoy live music by the Traveling Danburys and swim until dark as we celebrate America's birth week in a beautiful place where there are no fireworks allowed. The HARO Beach Party & Bonfire will be emceed by NC top 40 radio legend Lad Carrington and is open to campers and locals alike. Food and water will be available as well as good cheer. Gates will stay open later than usual so we can party down until the wee hours, maybe even as late as 10PM. And admission is free. So save this date, write it down, bring your friends and your swimsuits.
Adrift – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Adrift, rated PG-13. Disaster strikes when Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp sail into a hurricane that leaves their boat in ruins. With Richard badly injured and no hope of rescue, Tami must race against time to save herself and the only man she has ever loved. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4pm and 7pm, Monday and Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Sunday Concerts at Mabry Mill – 1pm-4pm, Mabry Mill Restaurant (266 Mabry Mill Rd, Milepost 176 on the Blue Ridge Parkway) – Live music by Southfork Ramblers. All performances at Mabry Mill are free of charge. Bring chairs or blankets for seating. Concerts may be canceled in the event of lightening or other extreme weather conditions. Concerts will be held every Sunday through October 21st.
Surry Arts Council - Mount Airy, NC
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Friday, June 22, 2018
Elkin Roots Music Fest 2018 – 5pm-10pm, Reeves Theater – Join the Elkin Valley Fiddlers for the 5th Annual Elkin Roots Music Fest at the Reeves! This year, the fest features performances from Presley Barker & Shadowgrass (6pm), Kelley and the Cowboys (7pm), and the Harris Brothers (8:30pm). For guaranteed admission, purchase advance tickets for $10 each (includes all three acts), 100 seats available day-of on a first come/first served basis. Open Jamming at the Rock Facade Park throughout the evening. For tickets, www.reevestheater.com
Summer Concert Series: The Catalinas – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music by The Catalinas. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
Live Music at ONS – 8pm-10:30pm, Old North State Winery – Live music by Kyle Joynes
Mount Airy Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Post Office Parking Lot (111 South Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop open as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours – 6:30pm-9pm, Downtown Pilot Mountain – Beginning March 30th, Pilot Mountain Mystery Walking Tours will take place every Friday evening in Downtown Pilot Mountain. Take a walking tour through the beautiful and historic town of Pilot Mountain and decipher the clues along the way. Can you identify the key facts surrounding a shocking crime? Fans of mystery and true crimes will enjoy this challenge. Tours last approximately one to one-and-a-half hours. Suitable for individuals, families, couples, and small groups. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 for walk up. Contact us for special rates for groups.
Karaoke Night – 7pm, The Factory Downtown (Mt. Airy) – Starting at 7pm every Friday.**
Book Club – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Book Club, rated PG-13. Diane (Diane Keaton) is recently widowed after 40 years of marriage, Vivian (Jane Fonda) enjoys her men with no strings attached, Sharon (Candice Bergen) is still working through her decades-old divorce, and Carol's (Mary Steenburgen) marriage is in a slump after 35 years. The lives of these four lifelong friends are turned upside down after reading the infamous "50 Shades of Grey," catapulting them into a series of outrageous life choices. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday: 2pm, Sunday: 4pm and 7pm, Monday & Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $13 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
Saturday, June 23, 2018
2018 Tour de Llama – 7:30am-2pm, Divine Llama Vineyards – Tour de Llama is a chance for cyclists to raise money to help provide food and shelter for our hungry and homeless neighbors. 21, 36 and 60-mile rides begin and end at Divine Llama Vineyards in East Bend and go through Yadkin County. After the ride, attendees enjoy winery tours, lunch, photo opportunities with llamas, wine tastings, hayrides and more. The fee is $30 per person. You must sign in and complete a waiver to ride. Cash and checks only the day of the event. Riders must be 18 or older. Visit www.samaritanforsyth.org/tour-de-llama/ for rider and sponsor registration!
2nd Annual Rust & Dust Show – 10am-4pm, Horne Creek Farm – Stover, Hercules, International Harvester (McCormick Deering), John Deere, and Fairbanks Morse are names evocative of truly great manufacturers of engines. At one point in time, they all made hit-and-miss engines, which were a type of four-stroke internal combustion engine controlled by a governor to operate at a set speed. Horne Creek’s volunteers and staff will have a variety of old hit-and-miss engines on display and in operation; ranging from ¾ horsepower to 12 horsepower. A variety of tractors, a Maytag washing machine, ice cream freezers, a wood saw, grist mill, and 49’ Willis Jeep with farm hitch are just a few examples of old equipment which will be powered by these engines. An 8 – 16 mile tractor ride will also be part of the day’s activities, leaving from the parking lot of Horne Creek at 12:00 p.m. If you want to bring a piece of equipment for the event, contact Frank Hamby at 336-325-2426. Admission to the event is free, although donations are highly encouraged and welcomed. No pets (other than service dogs) or alcohol are allowed. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. For further information, call 336-325-2298.
Pilot Creek Exploration – 10am, Pilot Mountain State Park, Pilot Creek Access – Have you ever wondered what is swimming underneath the water in a small creek? If so come to Pilot Mountain State Park and find out what is in Pilot Creek. Join a Park Ranger as we explore the creek, during this program we will sample the creek using electrofishing equipment and what we find may be truly shocking! Please wear clothing and shoes you can get wet and if you have your own waders please feel free to bring them to help with the electrofishing. Meet at Pilot Creek Section of the park off Boyd Nelson Rd. Driving Directions from US Hwy 52: Take exit 134, drive west on Hwy 268 and turn left onto Shoals Road (left after gas station), after 0.5 miles, turn left onto Boyd Nelson Road, park at the barn after you cross the bridge. (1 hour)
Pilot Mountain Pig Out – 11am-6pm, Downtown Pilot Mountain – Food truck rodeo and beer garden
Princess & Pirates Tea Party – 3pm-5pm, Anchored-Sweet Treats & Savory Eats – Get dressed up as the prettiest princess or the toughest pirate and join us for a tea party with food, fun and games including decorating your own cupcake! The fee is $15 per person which includes “tea party” style food and drink, a cupcake to decorate, games and prizes. You must RSVP for this event! Call 336-705-3449.
Cruise Historic Elkin – 4pm-8pm, Downtown Elkin – Come enjoy shopping, dining and strolling the loop admiring all the vehicles lining the streets as well as cruising the historic “loop”. Registration will be available at the Rock Façade Park (next to Ace Music and Pawn Shop) beginning at 4pm. The first 100 vehicles to register will receive a commemorative monthly dash plaque. T-shirts will be available for purchase. Each Cruise-In will be followed by live music at The Reeves Theater.
Summer Concert & Car Show in the Park – 5pm, Dobson Square Park –Car show and food beginning at 5pm, Live music by Briana Atwell beginning at 6pm. Admission is free.
Summer Concert Series: Summerdaze Band – 7:30pm, Blackmon Amphitheatre – Live music by Summerdaze Band. Tickets are $15 per person. Visit www.surryarts.org for more info or call (336)786-7998
Cicada Rhythm – 8pm, Reeves Theater – Live music by Cicada Rhythm. Born and raised in Georgia, this talented pair imitates and modernizes folk music to a rejuvenating degree. The sound of Andrea DeMarcus and Dave Kirslis exhibits skilled and articulate guitar picking honed in the dive bars of Atlanta over rolling Julliard-trained bass lines. Expect chilling harmonies, unbridled enthusiasm, some wholesome tunes and a sincere performance. Tickets $12 in advance, $15 at the door. For tickets, www.reevestheater.com
Live Music at White Elephant – 8pm, White Elephant Beer Co. – Live music by Andrew Milsaps
Live Music at ONS – 8pm-10:30pm, Old North State Winery – Live music by Susanna Macfarlane
Pilot Mountain Farmer’s Market – 8am-Noon, Pilot Mountain Town Hall (124 W Main Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Elkin Farmer’s Market – 9am-1pm, Elkin Farmer’s Market (226 N. Bridge Street) – Locally-grown produce, local farm-raised meats and eggs, as well as handcrafted items including soaps and home goods.
Book Club – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Book Club, rated PG-13. Diane (Diane Keaton) is recently widowed after 40 years of marriage, Vivian (Jane Fonda) enjoys her men with no strings attached, Sharon (Candice Bergen) is still working through her decades-old divorce, and Carol's (Mary Steenburgen) marriage is in a slump after 35 years. The lives of these four lifelong friends are turned upside down after reading the infamous "50 Shades of Grey," catapulting them into a series of outrageous life choices. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday: 2pm, Sunday: 4pm and 7pm, Monday & Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
WPAQ Merry-Go-Round Concert – 11am, Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy – EVERY SATURDAY at 11 a.m. featuring 2-3 bands playing old-time, bluegrass, country, and sometimes country gospel! Cost is $8 per person, which includes Andy museum admission! This is the second-longest-running live radio show in the entire nation and you can tune in at wpaq740.com each week or on the radio at 740 am.) **
Historic Gertrude Smith House Tours – 11am-4pm – Free admission! This Victorian-Colonial Revival home contains period antique furnishings and art from all over the world, plus thousands of books. Built by Jefferson Smith Davis around the turn of the century, his daughter Gertrude was an interior decorator educated in NYC in the 1920s. She poured her love and passion into the home and willed it to become a living museum. It is located at 708 N. Main Street, next to First Baptist Church, but please enter through the rear of the home off of Elm Street. You may park in the circle driveway or on Elm Street.
Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Tours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6 p.m. on the top of each hour. Mayberry Spirits Whiskey Distillery makes whiskey in the Appalachian tradition. $10 per person for an approximately 45-min. tour, which includes a souvenir shot glass and 5 tastings (3 whiskies plus two mixed versions). Retail gift shop opens as well, and on-site bottle purchases now allowed! Call 336-719-6860 for more information; located at 431 N. South Street in Mount Airy. Tours available on other days by appointment only.**
Live Music at Fiddles Pub – 7pm, Fiddles Pub (Elkin)
Historic Downtown Mount Airy Ghost Tours – 8pm-9:30pm, Mount Airy Museum of Regional History – Ghost Tours will begin every Friday and Saturday evenings through end of November starting at 8pm. Join us for an exciting 90 minute, lantern-lit walking tour through Mount Airy's streets and it's historic past. You will hear about 13 of our "less mortal" friends and some of Mount Airy's resting places. Tours begin at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History, 301 N. Main Street. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your camera and umbrella, if needed. Tickets are $13 (tax included) and pre-paid reservations are required!
Sunday, June 24, 2018
Grand Opening and Anniversary Celebration – Skull Camp Smokehouse – Come out to help celebrate the official grand opening of Skull Camp Smokehouse and the 6th Year Anniversary of Skull Camp Brewery. Live Music, Giveaways, Yard Games and more! Face painting from 2pm until 4pm. Live music by George Smith from 5pm until 8pm.
Snakes! – 3pm, Pilot Mountain State Park, Summit Parking Area – Whether you are familiar with snakes or terrified, this program is made to help you learn more about the identification and lives of the splendid slithering species that live at Pilot Mountain State Park. Challenge yourself to ‘spot the copperhead’ and maybe meet a local resident snake. We hope you come to join a park ranger to gain a better appreciation and knowledge for these animals. (1 Hr)
JOLOtunes – 12:30pm-3:30pm, JOLO Winery & Vineyards – Enjoy live music in the vineyards every Sunday through mid-November. Special tapas menu along with wine by the glass or bottle.
Book Club – Movie at the Historic Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy. This week’s feature film Book Club, rated PG-13. Diane (Diane Keaton) is recently widowed after 40 years of marriage, Vivian (Jane Fonda) enjoys her men with no strings attached, Sharon (Candice Bergen) is still working through her decades-old divorce, and Carol's (Mary Steenburgen) marriage is in a slump after 35 years. The lives of these four lifelong friends are turned upside down after reading the infamous "50 Shades of Grey," catapulting them into a series of outrageous life choices. Concessions available for purchase. Please call the Earle Theatre Info-line 336.786.2222 for current feature movies 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Admission Fee. Showtimes: Friday: 7pm, Saturday: 2pm, Sunday: 4pm and 7pm, Monday & Wednesday: 7pm. Free Family Movies on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00 pm.
Sunday Concerts at Mabry Mill – 1pm-4pm, Mabry Mill Restaurant (266 Mabry Mill Rd, Milepost 176 on the Blue Ridge Parkway) – Live music by Ford Mountain Ramblers. All performances at Mabry Mill are free of charge. Bring chairs or blankets for seating. Concerts may be canceled in the event of lightening or other extreme weather conditions. Concerts will be held every Sunday through October 21st.
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