Humane Solution will host a drive-thru nail trim and microchip clinic for cats and dogs on November 7th from 10 am to 12 pm at Lot P-3 in the Innovation Quarter, Downtown Winston-Salem (Address: 395 E. 7th St. W-S, NC 27101). YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER AND PRE-PAY ONLINE PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Register at this link: […]
Winston-Salem Buy Black Market will offer products and services from local entrepreneurs and agripreneurs, featuring Black-owned brands, artwork, jewelry and much more. The market will take place at the Enterprise Center on South Martin Luther King Junior Drive and will be open on Fridays and Saturdays through December 19, 2020.
Author Laura Elliott will be sharing her new book, Storm Dog, which highlights the joy and special bonding that "dog-dancing" offers both trainer and dog. We will be joined by Barbara Long, a Canine Freestyle trainer and her dog, Ambrose. This special event will include a freestyle performance from Ambrose and some dog training trips from […]
Intro to Data Visualization and Tableau is taught by Bonny Mcclain, a healthcare data consultant and tableau expert. You may have heard about her through her popular DataandDonuts.org blog. Here, you will learn how to take complex data sets and turn them into dynamic data visualizations to make insights and hypotheses that can be explored […]
Track key data points and monitor performance measures at a glance, with Excel Dashboards. Learn how to use this powerful tool to keep your enterprise moving forward. The class will be held Mondays from 6 to 9 pm from February 17 until March 9. To register and pay for an Individual Continuing Education course, call […]
BeersNGears and Fiddlin' Fish have partnered to bring you a weekly no-drop group bike ride in Winston Salem: Ride Like a Fish! See guidelines below to learn how we're working to keep all participants effectively socially distanced. We will meet in the parking lot across from the brewery on 8th Street, where we can spread […]
Learn more about the Foundation Directory Online and acquire techniques for searching the database and researching potential funding to support your nonprofit organization’s mission and programs. Register in advance for this meeting. Please sign up early, as registration closes 30 minutes before the start of the program. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email […]
Taqueria Luciano's popular taco truck serves fresh made-to-order Mexican to foodies in and around the Winston-Salem area.
Discover free library resources that you can use to identify trends in your industry, research competition, identify sales prospects and find sources of supply. We welcome your questions. Join us for this virtual program every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. using this Zoom link. For more information, call the Central Library Information Services Department at 336-703-3020. […]
Every company starts with a vision. But more often than not, that vision is never fully realized. That's because vision alone is not sufficient to guarantee success. You must execute the vision with discipline and accountability - something we call traction. Regardless of what stage a company is at, it must have both – vision […]
Inspired by Katharine Smith Reynolds's "salons," Reynolda House Museum of American Art offers a weekly series for digital engagement - from our sofa to yours. Successfully launched in the spring of this year, this interactive series is intentionally designed to stimulate conversations concerning themes of Reynolda's history and the Museum's collection of American art.
Cobblestone Farmers Market vendors are increasing accessibility to fresh, local food by expanding pre-order capabilities, on-farm pick-up, home delivery services and expanded CSA memberships. All Cobblestone Market activities will take place at 1001 S. Marshall Street until further notice.
Join the fourth session in the Read to Right Wrongs: Lounging with the Library Series. This session is on Food Disparities in Forsyth County. Guest panelists will include Victor Isler, Forsyth County director of social services; Michael Suggs, president of the Goler CDC; Scott Best, executive director of HOPE, and the Rev. Willard Bass, co-founder, […]