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.
Weld a Horseshoe Wreath! Learn how to safely use MIG welding equipment and get hands-on experience welding. Beginners Welcome! You'll be taking 8 small horseshoes and learning how to weld them together into sets of 4, which then get offset and welded together into a fabulous, horseshoe wreath that you can take home and hang […]
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 […]
City of Winston-Salem City Council meeting. Join virtually.
Each year, the Small Business Center distributes Small Business Saturday materials to business owners. This year, they'll have a drive-by distribution of materials outside of 525@Vine. Look for the Forsyth Tech tent in front of our building on 525 Vine Street. Fee: No Cost Phone: 336-757-3810 Email: sbc@forsythtech.edu
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 Central Library Information Services Department at 336-703-3020. Free […]
Join the Innovation Quarter YMCA for a free monthly community yoga class in the Wake Forest Biotech Place Atrium on the second Wednesday of each month.
This two-part series will focus on creating compelling and scroll stopping ads as we continue our 4th quarter marketing series. The sessions will be led by Kishia S. Ward of Opulence Marketing Group, and will be interactive so come prepared to work! Part 1: Ad images and copy, create sample templates Part 2: Making the […]
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.
Tickets are FREE with a donation in any amount* https://10798a.blackbaudhosting.com/10798a/Things-A-Global-Conversation-about-Indigenous-Peoples In the United States, the upcoming 400th anniversary of the “first” Thanksgiving is a time to consider the indigenous cultures whose lives were dramatically affected by colonization here and throughout the world. In the United States, efforts to erase indigenous cultures continued in government-run schools […]