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Town Code Sec. 6-6. Animals prohibited at street fairs, festivals or parades.

JULY 4th STARS & STRIPES CELEBRATION
Saturday 11am-3pm
Sidewalk Sales, Music & Entertainment
American Flags line our sidewalks

No Pets Allowed

Join the Haywood Community Band for a Patriotic Concert at the Courthouse.

THE ORIGINAL ART AFTER DARK IN DOWNTOWN WAYNESVILLE

The Waynesville Gallery Association invites you to join them the First Friday evening each month in their studios and galleries, 6-9pm. Special celebrations, artist showings, refreshments, and live musicians. WGA continues its eco-responsible effort to be green for all events. Other shops downtown remain open late on this evening. Now through November.

Friday Nights: June 26, July 10 & 24 and August 7

MOUNTAIN STREET DANCES

Downtown is Alive at Night! Put on your cloggin’ & square dancin’ shoes. Enjoy an old-fashioned mountain hoe down! Live mountain music, demos & instruction by local clogging teams. Refreshments are available at the event and downtown restaurants are open. Limited bleacher seating is available so bring a chair or blanket just in case. Dances are held on Main Street, in front of the Historic Courthouse. Parking is available on Main Street, Depot Street, Wall & Montgomery Street lots, and the Courthouse parking deck which has a walkway at Level 6 leading directly to Main Street and the dance area. Access parking deck via Branner Avenue. 6:30–9:00pm. No pets allowed.

FOOD for THOUGHT

VIN WINE & TAPAS BAR at the WINESELLER will host Women of Wine, Tues, June 9, 7-9pm, 20 Church St. Serving Italian wines & cheese to match. $15 tasting fee Reservations 452-6000.

CHEF’S TABLE FINE UPSCALE AMERICAN DINING 30 Church St. 452-6210 June 7, 14, 21, 28 Sunday Brunch 11-2 Don’t forget June 21 Father's Day Sunday Brunch June 24 Wine Dinner $39.95

CEVICHE’S offers live music every Friday evening. Offering all day specials on Fathers Day Every Mon, $2 Draft’s, Tues,$4 Margarita’s, Wed,$3 Glass of Wine, Thurs, $3 Martini’s Join us for Artistic Encounters, June 19, 20.

THE OLD STONE INN Wed is Martini Night! 5-7pm Specialty martinis, complimentary hors d’oeuvres. 109 Dolan Rd 456-3333.

HERREN HOUSE B & B Now Serving Lunch Mon-Fri,11am-2pm, featuring sandwiches made with handmade artisan breads, fresh homemade soups & made to order salads. Table service is offered, items available for takeout. New items & specials offered weekly. 452-7837 94 East St, one block off Main St.

BOCELLI’S ITALIAN EATERY Try our new wheat crust pizza & calzones. We still offer our traditional white crust and all of our dough is made fresh daily. Every Sunday, All Day is Buy One Spaghetti Dinner get the Second One. Don’t miss daily lunch specials now being offered at $6.95 or less. Receive a lunch card that entitles you to your 6th lunch free. Nightly Specials. NEW Fri & Sat Night Chef’s Seafood Specials coming soon! OPEN 7 Days for Lunch and Dinner! 319 N. Haywood Street 456-4900

DOIN’ THE CHARLESTON Gourmet and Gifts of Distinction 62 N. Main St New Hours beginning June 1 Mon–Sat: 10–6; Sun, 12noon-5. Fri, June 5, “Art after Dark”, open until 9, serving samples of gourmet foods & beverages. June 19, open until 9 pm for “Artistic Encounters” with cooking demos of “Cookin’ Up Low-Country Delicacies”. Visit our website, www.dointhecharleston.net The response to our new location has been awesome and “neighbor shopkeepers” have been gracious and friendly. Thank you! Also, a big “Thank You” to Buffy & Jamie!

BROOKSIDE Mountain Mist Inn Join us for a Wine Tasting, Wed, July 1, 5:30-7:30pm. Taste seven of the wines featured at Brookside Mountain Mist Inn. Also serving hors d'oeuvres. Tickets - $12. $10 of the ticket price will go toward any wine purchases during the event. Put it on your calendar now, call for tickets. Carolyn Gendreau & Dina Giunta 142 Country Club Dr. 828-452-6880 877-452-6880 www.brooksidemountainmistbb.com

NICK & NATE’S PIZZERIA 111 N. Main St. 828-452-0027 Gourmet pizza, subs, sandwiches, salads & more Buffet on Weekdays & Sundays New…. Salad Bar available after 2pm Sun–Fri & ALL day Saturday! One trip only $3.95. Salad Bar as a meal $6.75. Try our Stuffed Poppers or Buffalo chips for only $4.95.

O’MALLEY’S on Main Open 7 days a week 11:30-2:30 am M-Sat & 12-12 on Sunday. Free Lunch delivery to downtown businesses. Full liquor bar, daily drink & food specials, pool tables downstairs, live music Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat, 172 N. Main St. 246-0898 246-3683 cell.

Downtown Datebook

TURNABOUTS@theNest now carries Sunburst Trout products. Smoked trout portions, the dip, and the smoked tomato jam are on hand. Special trout orders can be picked up during the week. The trout farm is closed on the weekends, get orders in before Friday. It is a great product and it is LOCAL! 454-0511

MAST GENERAL STORE Hattie Davis Caldwell will be doing a book signing, June 20 in the Waynesville location. She has written many books on Haywood County & Maggie Valley. June 27, annual Food Fair under the big tent in the rear parking lot, offering tasty samples from many different food vendors.

WOMEN in the MOON 163 South Main Street For great gifts and unusual finds, visit Lynn. For more info, call 828-452-4558

PERSNICKETY’S New business hours, Tues-Sat 10-5pm, Sun 12-5pm. Closed Mondays Fri, June 19,6-8pm, as a part of Artistic Encounters, Persnickety's and Women in the Moon are thrilled to present Mr. Charlie Way, as he will be telling stories of our historic building (The Way House) and his life, appetizers & beverages. Sat, June 20, 12-4pm Persnickety's is celebrating their One Year Anniversary Event! Darren Nicholson, from Balsam Range, is performing with a trio, 12-3pm, food & beverages offered, Sale on all merchandise,10% off the lowest price. Sunday, June 28, Persnickety's will be one of the many historic stops on the self guided Cold Mountain Heritage Tour, organized by the Bethel Rural Community Organization. Go to www.bethelcomm.org for event and ticket information.

BARE BEAUTY If you haven’t discovered BARE ESSENTUALS Fine Cosmetics and you haven’t visited BARE BEAUTY on Depot St. You are behind the times! These cosmetics are good for your skin. JUST OPENED! Visit with Nancy Harris, owner of the new Boutique, 39 Depot Street across from the courthouse, Bare Minerals, MD Formulations, Too Faced & others. Open Mon-Sat 11am-7pm 828-452-0867

JUST DUCKY ORIGINALS invites you to the semi-annual Lucky Ducky Sale, starting Sat, June 27. Our Just Ducky label spring & summer samples clothing & accessories are 50% off. Other brands will be reduced as well.

TWIGS & LEAVES GALLERY featuring Jon Dennis, wood/gourd sculptor, from Maggie Valley for Art After Dark and, as always, great music & refreshments. Reminder: Father’s Day is June 21st Twigs & Leaves Gallery has unique, one of a kind gifts perfect for the man on your list. 94 N. Main St 456-1940

HAYWOOD COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL Through Sat, Jun 13, Gallery 86 – HCC Professional Craft Dept Graduate Show, features works in various mediums by graduates. Sat, Jun 6, 10-4:30, Scavenger Hunt. Registration, 10am, Gallery 86, $6 per person or $25 for a team of 5. Three prize packages available! Wed, 17 thru Sat, July 25, Gallery 86, Biltmore Plus: Interpretations of works by Frederick Law Olmstead, featuring fused glass works by Beryl Brenner. Fri, 19, 6-9pm, Gallery 86, Artist Reception for Biltmore Plus Fri, 19, 1st United Methodist, Haywood St., FREE Coffee & Doughnuts Concert w/ Keowee Chamber Players. Sun, 21, 3pm, Haywood Co. Library, Free Sunday Concert Series- Trantham Family. Sun, 21 & 28, 7:30pm, Performing Arts Center, Swannanoa Chamber Music Festival, the Parker Quartet. Season tickets, $75; Individual tickets are $20; Students FREE. 452-0593.

OSONDU BOOKSELLERS 184 N Main St 828.456.8062 www.osondubooksellers.com Fri, 5 - 7pm Art after Dark Sat, 6, 11am, Danny Bernstein, author of Hiking the Carolina’s, 2nd book Hiking North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Heritage, slide presentation. Mon 8, 7pm, Women’s Book Club Tues, 9 6pm, Mountain Writers Alive, 2nd Tues each month. Sat, 13, 3pm, Mark Cheairs, author of Carrying Lighter Loads Traveling Higher Roads, Star in your own Life’s Mosaic. Mon, 15 7pm Nonfiction Book Club Tues, 23 7pm All gender all genre book club. Sat, 27 11am, Local author Ken Wilson, author of The Aleutian Islands of Alaska: Living on the Edge. Ken will share his slides. 3pm author, Ann B. Ross, to sign her new book: Miss Julia Delivers the Goods Mark your calendar, we are so lucky to have so much talent. Come support authors, musicians, & your local bookshop.

OAK PARK INN CONFERENCE ROOM SALES & MARKETING COURSE
Mountain BizWorks is offering a course on sales & marketing for small business owners, June 8, 6pm. The class will meet for four consecutive Mondays at the Oak Park Inn. Participants will use their own business as a personal case study and the class will collaborate to create effective marketing programs. Specific marketing topics will include mission statement, target market, defining what you are really selling, the principles of visual marketing, and guerilla marketing. The course will also cover sales, specifically learning how to deliver a well developed presentation of your business as well as developing effective processes that you can execute to identify prospects and persuade customers. Contact Lillian Norris at 631-0292. www.mountainbizworks.org. Mountain BizWorks is a not-for-profit organization building economic opportunities through business development & capital.

WAYNESVILLE RECREATION CENTER The Old Armory Recreation Center will host a Spring Field Photography program every Tuesday, June 2-24, 7-9pm. Field shoots will be take place on Wed & Sat mornings... prospective venues like Big Creek, Looking Glass Falls, Cataloochee Valley, Lake Junaluska and others. Tues evening programs, $10 ea, includes composition, equipment, & exposure with group review of images from prior week. Wed field trips, $30 ea. A 20% discount is available for those wishing to sign up for all seven sessions, space is limited. Cost for the entire package is $120. 20% discount for former students. Info & registration Contact Michael, Old Armory, 456-9207.