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, […]
Join the City of Winston-Salem's Office of Business Inclusion & Advancement Minority and Women Business Enterprise (M/WBE) Program for a free virtual information session to learn about the technical and financial assistance offered to small M/WBE business owners by the Business Development division. Register by Tuesday, November 10, 2020. Attendees will be sent access information […]
Over fifty of the Southeast's best technology startups will be exhibiting and conducting live demos on our virtual conference floor over two days before the New Ventures Accelerator cohort presentations. New Ventures is the only inception-stage, investment startup accelerator in the Southeast. Don’t miss the two-day event. The 2020 Cohort is preparing for New Ventures […]
The Small Business Center can help you prepare for Small Business Saturday. Join SBC to hear from local leaders and business owners. Small Business Saturday is an American shopping holiday held during the Saturday after Thanksgiving during one of the busiest shopping periods of the year and is always held on the last Saturday in […]
Wake Forest University, New Museum's NEW INC in New York City, and more than a dozen local businesses and organizations, are engaging in a unique year-long partnership under the banner “IdeasCity Winston-Salem.” Throughout the 2020-21 academic year, community partners will host events to explore creative approaches to improve health and wellbeing, economic development, and justice […]
Duck Donuts Food Truck will be popping up at Bailey Park by the Waterwall off Patterson Ave. If you attended the Halloween iQ insider event you will be able to redeem your Duck Donut coupon from the goodie bag. Masks required, as well as social distancing.
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.
Over fifty of the Southeast's best technology startups will be exhibiting and conducting live demos on our virtual conference floor over two days before the New Ventures Accelerator cohort presentations. New Ventures is the only inception-stage, investment startup accelerator in the Southeast. Don’t miss the two-day event. The 2020 Cohort is preparing for New Ventures […]
Want more downtown shopping options, into the evening and the late-night? Join Hempress Farms, LLC and Ma'ati Spa every Friday night from 7 pm until midnight to enjoy tastings and samples of products at their store, along with many other local vendors as well! FREE FOR ALL GUESTS! The entire spa-like location with a rooftop […]
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.
Holiday Pop Up with local crafters, artisans and vendors! Make your way to the roof of the Link Apartments Parking Deck for the 1st Annual Parking Deck Holiday Pop-Up in Innovation Quarter! Holiday shopping made easy! All are welcome! Visitors are entered for a chance to win a $100 VISA gift card! Doing our part […]
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.