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Jamestown Food Truck Festival pg. 10Wingz and Spiritz Winston-Salem pg. 11

Local Artist Scott Harris pg. 15Bar Crawl Charity Project pg. 16

Business Networking pg. 20

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4 Brothers Food Stores ............................................................................ 12Bar Crawl to Raise Money for Christmas Charity Project ......................... 16Billy Bob’s Silver Diner ............................................................................. 12Blu Martini................................................................................................. 14Burger Legal, PLLC .................................................................................... 7Carolina Theatre ....................................................................................... 23Community Arts Cafe................................................................................ 13Ducati: Greensboro .................................................................................. 22Eclection ................................................................................................... 10Electric Blue Saloon ................................................................................... 6Featured Local Artist Scott Harris ............................................................. 15Fit Tech and Assembly ................................................................................ 7Fox and Hound ........................................................................................ 17Gardens At Anthony House ........................................................................ 3Giovanni’s ................................................................................................. 23Green Ford ............................................................................................... 24Greensboro Science Center .................................................................... 19GSO City Market ........................................................................................ 7Half-Off Deals ........................................................................................... 19Hibachi Cafe ............................................................................................... 4J.H. Adams Inn .......................................................................................... 3Jamestown Food Truck Festival ............................................................... 10Jules Antiques .......................................................................................... 18Linda Weaver Portraits ............................................................................... 9Mi Casa ...................................................................................................... 4Networking 103......................................................................................... 20OPA Taverna ............................................................................................. 12Performance Auto Works .......................................................................... 21Re:Cycles ................................................................................................. 21Revolution Gliding Tours ........................................................................... 19Reynolda Village ......................................................................................... 8Shane’s Rib Shack ..................................................................................... 7Shine Shop .............................................................................................. 22Silo Deli, Wine and Cheese ........................................................................ 8Souphab Launches Wingz and Spritz .......................................................11Stratford At Hillcrest (Triad After Work Social) ............................................ 4Stumble Stilskins ...................................................................................... 18Tee Time Sports and Spirits...................................................................... 17The Deck at River Twist ............................................................................ 10Triad After Work Social (Hampton Inn Suites) .......................................... 14Uncorked Masterpiece................................................................................ 9Wingz and Spiritz........................................................................................ 4Wyndham Championship ......................................................................... 12

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SUNDAY BRUNCHSun Billy Bob’s Silver Diner (WS) Cleopatras (GSO) Community Arts Cafe (WS) Finnigans Wake (WS) Five Points (WS) J Peppers (Kville) Liberty Steakhouse & Brewery (HP) Lucky 32 (GSO) MCouls Public House (GSO) Mozelle’s Fresh Southern Bistro (WS) New Town Bistro (WS) Sweet Potatoes (WS) Village Tavern (GSO,WS) WS Prime (WS)MARTINI SPECIALSMon Coopers Ale House (GSO)Tue Back Door Bar & Grill (GSO)Wed 2520 Tavern (CL) Cities Grill and Bar (WS) Marks Restaurant (GSO) Willow’s Bistro (WS)Thr Blu Martini (GSO) Cafe Pasta and Grille (GSO) Graffitis Bistro (GSO) J Peppers (Kville) Jeffrey Adams (WS)Sat Opa Taverna (GSO)OTHER EVENTSMondaysStumble Stilskins: BingoBurke St Pub: Cornhole TourneyFox and Hound: Team Bingo TuesdaysTates Craft Cocktails: Live JazzWednesdaysBistro 150: Live JazzFoothills Brewing: Bluegrass Open JamGiovannis: Gary WoodardThursdaysCafe Pasta Live Acoustic MusicGiovannis: Josh WestJH Adams Inn: Live MusicSessions (GSO): Open JamFridaysReynolda Village Farmers Market Silo Deli Wine and Cheese Bar: Live MusicThe Mad Platter: 2 paint for price of 1SaturdaysCafe Pasta: Song Bear ProductionsKernersville Indi FleaOld Salem Museum & Gardens: Farmers MarketSilo Deli Wine and Cheese Bar: Live MusicGreensboro Science Center: Indiana Bones and the Kingdom of the Camarasaur Greensboro Science Center: KATS: The Meerkat Musical

WINE SPECIALSSun Brixx Wood Fired Pizza (GSO) Mon Tates Craft Cocktails (WS) Mozelle’s Fresh Southern Bistro (WS) Silo Deli Wine and Cheese Bar (WS)Tue Bleu Restaurant & Bar (WS) Cafe Pasta and Grille (GSO) District Rooftop Bar and Grill (WS) Five Points (WS) Graffitis Bistro (GSO) Jeffrey Adams (WS) Outwest Steakhouse & Saddleroom (Kvill) Tates Craft Cocktails (WS) Zali Mongolian Grill (GSO)Wed Blu Martini (GSO) Cafe Pasta and Grille (GSO) Camino Bakery (WS) Europa Bar & Cafe (GSO) Fox and Hound (WS) J Peppers (Kville) Outwest Steakhouse & Saddleroom (Kvill) Potent Potables (J) Sammy G’s Tavern (HP) Village Tavern (GSO, WS)Thr 2520 Tavern (CL) Giovannis (GSO) JH Adams - Hamptons (HP) Josephines Bistro (GSO) Mozelle’s Fresh Southern Bistro Opa Taverna (GSO) The Vino Shoppe (HP)Fri Eclection (Kville) Virgilio’s Premium Vinegars, OIls & Edibles (Kville) Steak Street (GSO)Sat Burke Street Pub (WS)TRIVIATue Burke St Pub (WS) Foothills Brewing (WS) Fox and Hound (WS)Wed Liberty Steakhouse & Brewery Stumble Stilskins (GSO)KARAOKESun Coopers Ale House (GSO)Tue Coopers Ale House (GSO) Club Orion (GSO) Ziggy’s (WS)Wed Back Door Bar and Grill (GSO)Thr Billy Bob’s Silver Diner (WS) Coopers Ale House (GSO) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WS)Fri Billy Bob’s Silver Diner (WS) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WSSat Gatsbys Pub (WS) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WS)

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WEEKLY NIGHTLIFETHURSDAYSBoiler Room: Thirsty Thursday with DJ SloanFRIDAYSBlu Martini: House MusicBoiler Room: DJ Sloan/ DominicBurke St. Pub: DJSKNew Orleans Bar and Grill : Twisted FRIDAYSStumble Stilskins: Fresh Fridays Top 40 DJSATURDAYSBlu Martini: House MusicBoiler Room: Spin Saturdays w/ DJ SloanBurke Street Pub: Dichotomy THURSDAY AUGUST 1ARTS / FAMILYNCShakes Spirit Center: NCShakes Youth Theatre Presents DRACULA Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden: Lunch and Learn with Toby Bost - Fall Vegetable Gardening Delta Arts Center: Late Night Jazz Dinners The Barn Dinner Theatre: Legally Blonde The MusicalLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBleachers Sports Bar and Restaurant: Megan Doss Giovannis: Joshua West Live Graffitis Bistro: David Lin JH Adams Inn: Burt WhickerStumble Stilskins: Something GreenTurntable: A Mad Affair w/ Hayden & Lee FRIDAY AUGUST 2ARTS / FAMILYNCShakes Spirit Center: NCShakes Youth Theatre Presents DRACULA Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Puppet Shows The Barn Dinner Theatre Legally Blonde The Musical FESTIVALS / OUTDOORTurntable: Outdoor Movie: Grease LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECoopers Ale House: Shes Heard Worse Electric Blue: Billy Creason & DAM-FI-NO Finnigans Wake: The Monky Mind Graffitis Bistro: Jessica Mashburn The Deck at River Twist: Stiletto The Garage: Caleb Caudle Green Bean: Andrea Thorne w/ J Timber and Joel Henry Potent Potables: Live Music w/ Barbie Dog WINETasting Room: Bubbles & BBQ SATURDAY AUGUST 3ARTS / FAMILYGreensboro Science Center: Wild Watermelon Day! Cultural Arts Center: Tour De Food Greensboro Delta Arts Center: Late Night Jazz Dinners Delta Arts Center: Creative Movements Exhibit: Recent Works by the National Alliance of Artists from Historically Black Colleges and Universities The Barn Dinner Theatre: Legally Blonde The Musical

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Gazebo Sales Store J. McLaughlin K-9 Doggie Bakery & Boutique Linda Weaver Studio

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(Saturday Aug 3 Cont.)

FESTIVALS / OUTDOORSSummer On Trade: Big Ron Hunter Beeson Park: Glow in the Park 5k LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEElectric Blue: SOUTHERN EXPERIENCE BAND Bleachers Sports Bar and Restaurant: Honey James Duo Coopers Ale House: The Vibe Finnigans Wake: Jerry Chapman Graffitis Bistro: Dave Cecil Greensboro Coliseum Complex: Disney Junior Live on Tour! Pirate and Princesses Adventure! Potent Potables: Whiskey ChristyTurntable: The Kneads W/ The Alaskan WhalersStumble Stilskins: Megan Doss SUNDAY AUGUST 4ARTS / FAMILYThe Barn Dinner Theatre: Legally Blonde The Musical Greensboro Coliseum Complex: The Carolina Weddings Show FESTIVALS / OUTDOORSSummer Concert at Bicentennial Park: Eric & the Chill Tones LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFETurntable: Ocean Vs Daughter & Piano Drivin Indie Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center: Tamela Man with special guests James Fortune & Fiya MONDAY AUGUST 5ARTS / FAMILYThe Mad Platter: MOMMY & ME Free Studio time Forsyth Humane Society: Critter Camp LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEThe Garage: Dugout TUESDAY AUGUST 6BUSINESS NETWORKINGGMA Ofice: Center City AM Briefing Courtyard by Marriott : Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Get Together TuesdaysGreensboro Chamber of Commerce: Keys to Effective Benefit Communications FESTIVALS / OUTDOORSalem Square: SALEM BAND SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Forsyth Humane Society: Critter Camp LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECommunity Arts Cafe: SONGWRITERS OPEN MIC w/ Martin Buchanan Brixx Wood Fired Pizza GSO: New Belgium Beer Dinner Spring House: MARTHA BASSETT WINEThistle Stop Wine Shop: Free Wine Tastings WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7ARTS / FAMILYCarolina Theatre of Greensboro: Carolina Kids Club

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(Wednesday Aug 7 ARTS / FAMILY)

Forsyth Humane Society: Critter Camp The Mad Platter: FREE studio w/ valid college ID BUSINESS NETWORKING

Statford at Hillcrest Apartments : Triad After Work Social (Business Networking)

LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEGiovannis: Craig Woodard Live Turntable: Open Mic Night THURSDAY AUGUST 8ARTS / FAMILYCTG Theatre: All About Faith KwaZulu Dance Studio: African Dance Classes Forsyth Humane Society: Critter Camp BUSINESS NETWORKINGGreensboro Chamber of Commerce: Bank On It for Business GMA: Communicating for Results: From Conflict to Cooperation Workplace Workshop LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECommunity Arts Cafe: UNDERGROUND JAZZ JAM Greensboro Coliseum Complex: Under the Sun Tour with Sugar Ray, Smash Mouth, and Gin Blossums Bleachers Sports Bar & Restaurant: Evan and Dana Giovannis: Joshua West Live Graffitis Bistro: James Gould JH Adams Inn: Herb & MikeStumble Stilskins: Katelyn MarksFRIDAY AUGUST 9ARTS / FAMILYCommunity Arts Cafe: Wit Wisdom & Wisecracks, Evening with Mark Twain CTG Theatre: All About Faith FESTIVALS / OUTDOORSCorpening Plaza: Downtown Jazz Melvin M. Miller and Toni Redd Forsyth Humane Society: Critter Camp Royce’s Bluegrass Music Jam Central Park in King Turntable: Outdoor Movie: Life of Pi LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEElectric Blue: SEAN METTLER Finnigans Wake: Doug Davis and the Mystery Dates Graffitis Bistro: Travis Wilson Coopers Ale House: Marvelous Funkshun The Deck at River Twist: Wishful Thinking The Garage: Mandolin Orange Potent Portables: Jessica Mashburn! SATURDAY AUGUST 10ARTS / FAMILYCTG Theatre: All About Faith Vintage Theatre: Swing Dance Jeffery Adams on 4th: Tour De Food Winston SalemFESTIVALS / OUTDOORS

Winston-Salem Bar Crawl West End Edition benefiting Winston-Salem Jaycees Christmas Cheer (See Page 16)

How many sports bars do you know of that serve $1 PBR’s (Pabst Blue Ribbon if you really need to ask) and high end sake? I’ll give you a second to think……..

Wingz and Spiritz is downtown Winston-Salem’s newest and most diverse sports bar. At Wingz and Spiritz you can expect Americana with a twist of international flare.

Open Wednesday thru Friday for lunch and open 7 days for dinner, Wingz and Spiritz is quickly becoming known for their great food, especially their wings. Owner Souphab Daohering is so confident that his wings are the best in the state, that if you do not agree with him, he does not want you to come back. But the wings speak for themselves with 5 different levels of hotness. Daohering wants his wings to maintain constant heat throughout the meal. If it is hot, it will stay hot, if it is mild the heat will constantly stay mild and the heat will linger. I try to get more

information on his secret and he replies, “A lot of hard work.” But I do know he experimented with multiple kinds of peppers and has 6 to 8 different homemade sauces at any given time.

Not into wings? Not to worry, there is plenty of other great food on the menu and stuff for the kids as well.

So sports bar? Yes! But it’s a sports bar with an edge, class, fun, and something un-expected. Wingz and Spiritz is also affordable and family friendly.

Daohering thinks down-town Winston-Salem needed a new place for sales reps to go when they got off work, and he knows a lot about Winston-Salem. Daohering has done a

lot for charities such as the United Way, the local YMCA, local schools and churches, and has done a lot for the local art community. You might also recognize him from Downtown Thai.

Downtown Thai is widely known as being the best place to go in Winston-Salem for not only Thai, but sushi and Viet-namese food. Upscale, yet not as expensive as you would think. Downtown Thai is only about $2 more per meal than your average sushi restaurant, though it greatly exceeds your average sushi joint. Average sushi joints do not hand polish the silverware and starch the linens, and they cannot offer the same quality of food and service that Downtown Thai does

So there you go Triad, one local favorite and one soon to be local favorite. And I know a little something about $1 PBR’s and sake.

by: Louis Money

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Summer On Trade: The Dirty Bourbon River Show Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Carolina Summer Music Festival LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBleachers Sports Bar & Restaurant: Something GreenCoopers Ale House: Wailin Mojos Electric Blue: Darrel Harwood & Coolwater Finnigans Wake: Elusive Groove Graffitis Bistro: Brother E Clayton WestStumble Stilskins: Rockstar FuneralTurntable: Lauren Light Band Potent Potables: Andy SquintFlipflops Beach Bar & Grill : TCUThe Deck at River Twist: Men in Black SUNDAY AUGUST 11ARTS / FAMILYCTG Theatre: All About Faith Benton Convention Center: The Carolina Weddings Show LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFETurntable: David Wimbish & The Collection TUESDAY AUGUST 13ARTS / FAMILYWeatherspoon Art Museum: Artists Gallery Talk: Noon at the Spoon Church of the Covenant: Sierra Club MeetingWINEThistle Stop Wine Shop: Free Wine Tastings WEDNESDAY AUGUST 14BUSINESS NETWORKINGHilton Garden Inn GSO: GMA Noontime Network FESTIVALS / OUTDOORSOld Salem Museum and Gardens: Carolina Summer Music Festival LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFECoopers Ale House: Ray Martin and Megan Doss Potent Potables: Laura VincentTurntable: Open Mic Night THURSDAY AUGUST 15ARTS / FAMILYTurntable: Fly-By-Night Theatre Company & Thebes City Radio Play KwaZulu Dance Studio: African Dance ClassesBUSINESS NETWORKINGGreensboro Chamber of Commerce: Do This Not That: Mistakes You May Be Making On Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & How to Fix ThemFESTIVALS / OUTDOORSThe Worx: The City Market LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBleachers Sports Bar and Restaurant: Something Green JH Adams Inn: Pharr Road Giovannis: Joshua West Live Graffitis Bistro: Lauren LightStumble Stilskins: East Bound

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Scott Harrisby Jim Tedder

Featured Local Artist

Presented by

411 W. 4th St. Winston-Salemwww.CommunityArtsCafe.com

Scott Harris is an artist and sculptor residing in Greensboro, and is gaining popularity through-out the southeast. Harris has developed his own unique style of art utilizing aluminum sheet metal as his canvas. The metal is prepared for paint by sanding and grinding, which creates swirling pat-terns and designs in the surface. Then warm colors are applied to produce the distinctive contrasting ef-fects prevalently seen in his works. Harris earned a BA in Visual Arts at Brevard College, where he first began experimenting with paint on aluminum. As the process evolved, he discovered the reflective quality of the material added depth and movement to his art.

Harris is heavily influenced by Claude Monet, the French impressionist. While in col-lege, he spent two weeks in France, with one week staying in Monet’s home town of Giverny. While there, Harris studied under family friend and art teacher Gale Bennett.

As part of Bennett’s course his students are given time to walk in Monet’s Garden after it is closed to the public. On one particu-lar day Scott had the opportunity to spend some time alone in the garden, which was very inspirational.

Harris has had his works commissioned Corporately by companies such as Wake Medical Complex, Campbell University, Chase Bank, Tanger Outlets & the Durham Convention center to name a few. His works have been on exhibit in numerous solo & group shows, both regionally and as far as California. Galleries representing Harris span the local region as well as the markets of Atlanta, Nashville & Charleston.

The works of Scott Harris are also available at his website, harrisdesignstudios.com.

(Thursday Aug 15)

WINERaffaldini Vineyards: Ferragosto FRIDAY AUGUST 16ARTS / FAMILYGreensboro Science Center: Greensboro Astronomy Club Meeting Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: Nunset BlvdLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEElectric Blue: Jim Quick & The Coastline Band Coopers Ale House: The Invaders Finnigans Wake: Marvelous Funkshun Graffitis Bistro: Dave Cecil The Deck at River Twist: Soul Central The Garage: THOMAS WYNN & THE BELIEVERS Potent Potables: Nic CroucherTurntable: Outdoor Movie: Super Troopers WINEGrove Winery: Wine & Song w/OneStringOver BUSINESS NETWORKINGGMA: The Importance of Consistency in Your Marketing Message Teach Me Tuesday SeriesSATURDAY AUGUST 17ARTS / FAMILYOld Salem Museum and Gardens: 20% Off In Retail Stores & Online! Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: Nunset Blvd Cultural Arts Center: Tour De Food Greensboro FESTIVALS / OUTDOOROld Salem Museum and Gardens: Carolina Summer Music Festival Summer On Trade: Vagabond Saints Society perform The Police Ramblin in Randleman Cruisin Earle Theatre: Voice of the Blue Ridge w/ Buck Mountain Band Changing Tides Cultural Center: Walking Tour of Washington Street LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEElectric Blue: STEEL HORSE

Scott Harrisby Jim Tedder

Featured Local Artist

Presented by

411 W. 4th St. Winston-Salemwww.CommunityArtsCafe.com

Scott Harris is an artist and sculptor residing in Greensboro, and is gaining popularity through-out the southeast. Harris has developed his own unique style of art utilizing aluminum sheet metal as his canvas. The metal is prepared for paint by sanding and grinding, which creates swirling pat-terns and designs in the surface. Then warm colors are applied to produce the distinctive contrasting ef-fects prevalently seen in his works. Harris earned a BA in Visual Arts at Brevard College, where he first began experimenting with paint on aluminum. As the process evolved, he discovered the reflective quality of the material added depth and movement to his art.

Harris is heavily influenced by Claude Monet, the French impressionist. While in col-lege, he spent two weeks in France, with one week staying in Monet’s home town of Giverny. While there, Harris studied under family friend and art teacher Gale Bennett.

As part of Bennett’s course his students are given time to walk in Monet’s Garden after it is closed to the public. On one particu-lar day Scott had the opportunity to spend some time alone in the garden, which was very inspirational.

Harris has had his works commissioned Corporately by companies such as Wake Medical Complex, Campbell University, Chase Bank, Tanger Outlets & the Durham Convention center to name a few. His works have been on exhibit in numerous solo & group shows, both regionally and as far as California. Galleries representing Harris span the local region as well as the markets of Atlanta, Nashville & Charleston.

The works of Scott Harris are also available at his website, harrisdesignstudios.com.

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The Winston-Salem Bar Crawl: West End Edi-tion takes place Saturday, Aug. 10, and includes eight bars in the Burke Street/West End area of downtown with stops in the West Highlands and Ardmore neighborhoods. The registration fee in-cludes a t-shirt, gift bag and transportation to each location via double-decker bus (courtesy of Royal Limousine).

Part of the proceeds from the evening will benefit Christmas Cheer, an annual service project sponsored by the Winston-Salem Jaycees. For more than 20 years, the Jaycees have partnered with a community agency to select 50 underprivi-leged children to spend a day Christmas shopping for their families and visiting Santa Claus. The goal is to raise $7,500 so that each child may have $150 to spend. The bar crawl is one of several fundraisers taking place through the fall; for more information, email community@wsjaycees.org.

The night begins at 6 p.m. with registra-tion at Burke Street Pub, travelling to Gatsby’s,

Brewski’s, West End Opera House, The Tap, First Street Draught House, Carlisle’s Pub, and 2nd and Green before wrapping up back at Burke Street. At each location, people participating in the crawl are entered to win prizes, including a Jagermeister grill, an Evan Williams guitar, and a Burnetts bike and chair/umbrella set. Patrons are encouraged to download the event’s free mobile app to get updates on the participating bars, prizes, and more.

This year Castle McCulloch will have some of the performers from Mardi Gras at the Castle through out the night on the bus and at differ-ent stops. Plus, some lucky participants will win tickets to Castle Carnival

August 10, 2013 6pm - untilRegister online or at Burke St Pub the day of from 6pm - 8pm.$20 for the first 200 people $25 for others and at the door.

To download the app:text WSBAR to 72727

Find more information at www.TriadBarCrawls.com

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Bleachers Sports Bar and Restaurant: The Deluge Finnigans Wake: The Fairlanes Graffitis Bistro: Jessica Mashburn The Deck at River Twist: Street Party Turntable: Chamomile & Whiskey The Box Seat: TCU WINERaffaldini Vineyards: Afternoon with the Winemaker SUNDAY AUGUST 18ARTS / FAMILYWinston-Salem Theatre Alliance: Nunset Blvd FESTIVALS / OUTDOORPotent Potables: Jamestown Food Truck FestivalMONDAY AUGUST 19ARTS / FAMILYThe Mad Platter: MOMMY & ME Free Studio time Cultural Arts Center: Auditions for Smokey Joes Cafe TUESDAY AUGUST 20ARTS / FAMILYCommunity Arts Cafe: Winston Salem Writers Open Mic Oak Hollow Mall: 25th Annual Hospice Taste of the Town Cultural Arts Center: Auditions for Smokey Joes CafeFESTIVALS / OUTDOORSalem Square: SALEM BAND SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Mocksville Cruise In WINEThistle Stop Wine Shop: Free Wine Tastings WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21BUSINESS NETWORKINGGreensboro Chamber of Commerce: Member Jumpstart Program THURSDAY AUGUST 22ARTS / FAMILYCommunity Arts Cafe: UNDERGROUND JAZZ JAM KwaZulu Dance Studio: African Dance Classes Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: Nunset BlvdBUSINESS NETWORKINGGreensboro Chamber of Commerce: Business Borrowing Basics

Hampton Inn and Suites Greensboro/Coliseum Area: Triad After Work Social (Business Networking)

LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBleachers Sports Bar and Restaurant: Patrick Rock Giovannis: Joshua West LiveJH Adams Inn: Joey WhitakerTurntable: SuitcaseStumble Stilskins: My Brother SkylerFRIDAY AUGUST 23ARTS / FAMILYCommunity Arts Cafe: Fiddle & Bow Presents: BYRON HILL

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(Friday Aug 23 ARTS / FAMILY)The Mad Platter: 2 paint for the price of one Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: Nunset Blvd Greensboro Science Center: Laser Led Zeppelin OmniSphere Show FESTIVALS / OUTDOORPrimrose School of New Irving Park: Camp Primrose 2013 Central Park in King: Royce’s Bluegrass Music Jam Corpening Plaza: Downtown Jazz Jeff Bradshaw Turntable: Outdoor Movie: Vertigo w/ Live Comedy CommentaryLIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBuckhead Saloon: The PlaidsCommunity Arts Cafe: Fiddle & Bow Presents: BYRON HILLCoopers Ale House: Moose KnuckleElectric Blue: SOUTHBOUND 49Finnigans Wake: The MulligansFox and Hound: The GBsGraffitis Bistro: David LinThe Deck at River Twist: Mezza VocePotent Potables: Joey BarnesWINERaffaldini Vineyards: Wine Club Dinner Childress Vineyards: Dinner in the Bistro SATURDAY AUGUST 24Community Arts Cafe: COMEDY POTLUCK Old Salem Museum and Gardens: War of 1812 Commemoration Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: Nunset Blvd Greensboro Shrine Club: Swing Dance Jeffery Adams on 4th: Tour De Food WinstonFESTIVALS / OUTDOORSummer On Trade: Mike Bennett and the B-String All Stars Castle McCulloch: Mardi Gras of the Carolinas LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFEBleachers Sports Bar and Restaurant: The MulligansCoopers Ale House: TCUElectric Blue: THRILL BILLYFinnigans Wake: Patrick RockGraffitis Bistro: Brother E Clayton WestPotent Potable: Lee Tyler PostGreensboro Coliseum Complex: Jazzy-Funk Festival Turntable: Tyler NailStumble Stilskins: Stephen Legree BandWINEGrove Winery: 3rd Annual Red, White & Blues Festival at Grove SUNDAY AUGUST 25ARTS / FAMILYWinston-Salem Theatre Alliance: Nunset Blvd LIVE MUSIC / NIGHTLIFETurntable: Larry Kirwan Hammered DulcimerTUESDAY AUGUST 27WINEThistle Stop Wine Shop: Free Wine Tastings

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Face-to-face networking is not the only way to network anymore.

Despite the fact that I am a very active social networker and I enjoy engaging on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, etc, I will stand on the tallest mountains and shout this very deliber-ate and honest statement, "Networking in real life, face-to-face, trumps social networking every single day of the year."

I believe this and live it every day.

Yes, I learn new ideas and make lots of great connections that turn into friends and real relation-ships through my social networking activity. I actually make money because of the relationships I create and nurture on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twit-ter and Google+. However, I would rather meet someone in real life at a networking event, a coffee shop, or deli than I would through social network-ing platforms, if I can.

But because of our fast paced world and our continually expanding networks of people beyond our cities, regions, and even states, social media are vital networking tools. If we want to be able to compete in this environment, we must accept these new social networking tools.

Here are five steps that can help us get benefit from our social networking and will add value to our face-to-face networking as well.

#1 - While attending networking events and col-lecting the business cards that we know people will share with us, let them know that we are also social networkers. Tell them that we’ll connect with them on LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, etc, if they are also social networkers and use these tools.

#2 - When we get back to our offices after a networking event, immediately go to our social media platforms and look for the people we just met. Invite them to connect wherever relevant to us and them.

#3 - After they respond and connect with us, send a message thanking them for the social network connection. Where relevant and mutually beneficial, invite them to get together for a one-on-one in the near future.

#4 - Don’t stop here. Periodically reach out to our new social networking connections and at the very least say hello. Maybe share some relevant

and useful information we found online or ask them if there is anything we can do to help them. Better yet, introduce them to another one of our other social networking connections. This is called nurturing our connections and it’s an important part of relationship building.

#5 - Finally, when we’re at networking events, say hello to our new real life and social network-ing contact. Ask them, "Who else do you suggest I meet, in real life and/or through social network-ing?" This question is vital if we want to continue expanding our network.

Face-to-face networking always trumps social networking. However, we need to use social networking alongside real life networking if we are going to be successful in this new environment.

This is the 3rd article in this 336 Events Net-working Education Series. You can find all of these articles online at www.ncwiseman.com/336Events.

This series is brought to us by Teddy Burriss, a world renowned Networking Strategist. Teddy teaches "Networking for Mutual Benefit" and "Building Relationships through Social Media." Teddy is an accomplished author, public speaker, avid social media engager and blogger.

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