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.
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 […]
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.
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 […]
Understanding the application process shouldn’t be like flying an airplane! Our goal is to give you confidence in how to be successful when applying to the School of Business at Wake Forest University. We strive to learn about our prospective students and keep them informed about the School of Business and our respective programs. Join […]
Bookmarks is delighted to host the international bestselling mystery author Alexander McCall Smith in a virtual event on December 1! Alexander will be interviewed live by Charlie Lovett. The first 40 people to purchase a copy of How to Raise an Elephant will receive a signed copy! Please note all signed copies have been claimed. This is a pay-what-you-can […]
Understanding the application process shouldn’t be like flying an airplane! Our goal is to give you confidence in how to be successful when applying to the School of Business at Wake Forest University. We strive to learn about our prospective students and keep them informed about the School of Business and our respective programs. Join […]
Modern society sits at the intersection of two crucial questions: What does it mean when artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly governs our liberties? And what are the consequences for the people AI is biased against? When MIT Media Lab researcher Joy Buolamwini discovers that most facial-recognition software does not accurately identify darker-skinned faces and the faces […]
Join us as we evaluate 2020's strategies and set up 2021's objectives.
The Little Theatre presents Virtual Cabaret: The Best of Broadway's Flop, Forgotten & Neglected Musicals, a weekly series that will begin Wednesday, November 18 at 7:30 pm, on their FB page and YouTube channel. The shows are free to watch, but donations are appreciated. In this new weekly series, hosts Mark Pirolo and Christine Gorelick […]
Tickets are FREE with a donation in any amount* https://10798a.blackbaudhosting.com/10798a/Things-A-Global-Conversation-about-Neutrality Hidden messages scrawled on drawer sides. Secrets buried beneath layers of paint. Threats of revolution. Promises of change. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, revolution and political upheaval created complex situations for craftspeople and consumers. Much like today, they had to navigate periods of extraordinary […]