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4 Brothers Food Stores .................................................................................... 3All Secure Lock and Key ................................................................................ 10Blu Margarita .................................................................................................. 24Blu Martini....................................................................................................... 21Cafe Pasta ...................................................................................................... 10Casa Don Lupe............................................................................................... 20Chelsee’s Coffee ............................................................................................ 12Cooper’s Ale House ........................................................................................ 29Downtown Kernersille’s Christmas Around the World ............................... 15-17Ducati: Greensboro ........................................................................................ 22Eclectic by Nature............................................................................................11Eclection (Breathe Lounge) ............................................................................ 18Electric Blue Saloon ....................................................................................... 13Fosnet............................................................................................................. 27Furnitureland South ........................................................................................ 18Giovanni’s Itallian Steakhouse ....................................................................... 14Glass Door Salon & Spa................................................................................... 3Holiday Perfomances ....................................................................................... 5Jules ............................................................................................................... 19Lillo Bella .........................................................................................................11Linnea’s ...........................................................................................................11Local House Bar ............................................................................................. 30Mark Holder Jeweller ........................................................................................ 9Mi Casa .......................................................................................................... 21NFL Schedule ................................................................................................ 28Posh Hair Studio............................................................................................. 18Replacements, Ltd.......................................................................................... 23Shane’s Rib Shack ......................................................................................... 21Shine Shop .................................................................................................... 22Smoky Mountain Essence ...............................................................................11State Street Station ..................................................................................... 8-11Stumble Stilskins ............................................................................................ 29Susan Boyoung Bailey (Local Artist Article)................................................... 6-7Technology Center of the Piedmont Triad ........................................... 24-25, 27Teddy Burriss - Networking Strategist (Article) .......................................... 26-27Tee Time ......................................................................................................... 30The Deck at River Twist .................................................................................. 30The Plaids....................................................................................................... 19The Rush ........................................................................................................ 29The Vines Winery ........................................................................................... 20True Empire ...................................................................................................... 8Turntable ........................................................................................................ 29Vita Mist Spray ............................................................................................... 27Yamamori Ltd. ................................................................................................ 10

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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) River Ridge Taphouse (CL) Sweet Potatoes (WS) Village Tavern (GSO,WS) WS Prime (WS)MARTINI SPECIALSMon Coopers Ale House (GSO)Wed Cities Grill and Bar (WS) Mac & Nelli’s (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 JazzCoopers Ale House: Blues JamFoothills Brewing: Bluegrass Open JamGiovannis: Gary WoodardTurntable: Open MicThursdaysCafe 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 ProductionsEclection: Open Jam nightKernersville Indi FleaOld Salem Museum & Gardens: Farmers MarketSilo Deli Wine and Cheese Bar: Live MusicSundaysStumble Stilskins: Blues Open Mic

WINE SPECIALSSun Brixx Wood Fired Pizza (GSO) Mon Tates Craft Cocktails (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) Mac & Nelli’s (WS) Outwest Steakhouse & Saddleroom (Kvill) Tates Craft Cocktails (WS) Thistle Stop Wine Shop (Kville) Zali Mongolian Grill (GSO)Wed Blu Martini (GSO) Cafe Pasta and Grille (GSO) Camino Bakery (WS) 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) Potent Potables (J) 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) Potent Potables (J) River Ridge Taphouse (CL)Wed Stumble Stilskins (GSO)KARAOKESun Coopers Ale House (GSO)Tue Coopers Ale House (GSO) Club Orion (GSO) Ziggy’s (WS)Wed @ Elm St Grill (GSO)Thr Billy Bob’s Silver Diner (WS) Coopers Ale House (GSO) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WS)Fri Bleachers Sports Bar (GSO) Billy Bob’s Silver Diner (WS) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WSSat Coopers Ale House (GSO) Mac & Nelli’s (WS) Tee Time Sports and Spirits (WS)

WEEKLY EVENTS


I recently sat down with singer / songwriter / musician / model / actress Susan Boyoung Bailey and just like her title, she is all over the place. She writes poetry. She is co-author of the children’s book, Huckleberry Robin; her first children’s e-book, Animal Ballet. She plays guitar, violin, and piano among others. She has appeared in print & commercials for Bank of America, Honda Jet, Allegacy Credit Union, Rubbermaid Medical, Shawlsmith London, ELLE Interior (Sweden), and Gusto. She has enjoyed performing in such plays and musicals as Macbeth, The Wizard of Oz, and Oklahoma. Sometimes I wonder if she ever gets tired.

Her music has bits of folk, alternative, rock, pop, and country, even though she does not hear the country in her own music. What she does hear, however, is a very natural and organic form of original music

Local talent: Susan Boyoung Bailey

By Louis Money

WEEKLY NIGHTLIFETHURSDAYSBoiler Room: DJ and Dance No CoverFRIDAYSBlu Martini: House MusicBoiler Room: DJ and Dance No CoverBurke St. Pub: DJSKNew Orleans Bar and Grill : Twisted FRIDAYSStumble Stilskins: Fresh Fridays Top 40 DJSATURDAYSBlu Martini: House MusicBoiler Room: DJ and Dance No CoverBurke Street DJ and Dance

SUNDAY DECEMBER 1Arts/ FamilyPotent Portables: Jamestown Food Truck FestivalHigh Point Museum: 30th Annual Holiday Open House Holidays On Broadway Revue: Broadways Best Theatre The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingDoubleTree Hotel Greensboro: Greensboro Chamber of Commerce: SBA Test Event Live Music/ NightlifeThe Deck at River Twist: Cassie and TianMONDAY DECEMBER 2Arts/ FamilyTriad Stage: Snow Queen The Healthy Shape: Winter Weight Loss Challenge Business NetworkingFountain of Life Lutheran Church: Kernersville Chamber of Commerce: Members Appreciation Breakfast Live Music/ NightlifeCommunity Arts Cafe: SONGWRITERS OPEN MIC w/ Martin BuchananTUESDAY DECEMBER 3Arts/ FamilyCenters for Exceptional Children: New Leash on Life Graduation Community Arts Cafe: SONGWRITERS OPEN MIC w/ Martin Buchanan Parties 2 Dye 4: Hula Hoop Classes The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingGMA: Center City AM Briefing WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Hindi Storytime Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Puppet Show: Herr Kater Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Wednesday Noon Tannenberg Organ Recitals Parties 2 Dye 4: Jewelry by Kelli Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingTechnology Center of the Piedmont: The Business Creation Model THURSDAY DECEMBER 5Arts/ FamilyCommunity Arts Cafe: Blues from the Underground with the UNDERGROUND FUNK & BLUES BAND


that resonates within the local area. Her full-length album, Landscape Changes, is heavy on the banjo, mandolin, dobra, and the viola, very organic indeed.

After several years of studying ballet in New Mexico, she came to North Carolina to study at the School of the Arts in Winston-Salem. After college she started taking vocal lessons and fell in love with singing. “I realized it was my greatest passion,” says Susan.

Even though she grew up with classical music, she is yearning to play drums in a heavier band. Not metal heavy, but more on the alternative rock end. “But I do want to learn to double bass!” says Susan.

Recently Susan released her full-

length album, Landscape Changes, which is available from iTunes and Amazon. She is also working on another full-length album, which is self-produced has and is going to be called “Astro-Nautical”. It has an electronic/pop/indie rock/hip hop style and a stellar cosmic feel with the album art done by a talented Los Angeles artist, CIP (Christopher Willingham). Most of the songs have her vocals, but there are a few that are purely electronic and instrumental. “I am exploring different styles, which is a break from the folk style that I am still very attached to and will continue with.”, explains Susan.

Songs by Susan is evolving into the Susan Boyoung Bailey Band and is looking forward to taking the stage again in 2014 while still being open to collaborations.

I feel lucky that I actually got to sit down with Susan. Because sitting down is not on the agenda for Susan Boyoung Bailey.


Originally built in the 1920’s

to accommodate the needs of workers at the nearby mill, State Street has been through numerous highs and lows before transitioning to the vibrant shopping district it is today. The pedestrian-friendly area, located within McAdoo Heights on the outskirts of downtown Greensboro, is home to numerous specialty boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, salons, and small businesses that are all locally-owned and operated.

The brick sidewalks and recently renovated historic buildings provide a cozy shopping experience with

more character than contemporary strip malls. Although shoppes have come and gone, many of the current boutiques and stores have been in the area for years.

Lillo Bella has expanded from selling shoes and purses to a full-fledged boutique over the past six years.

Mark Holder Jewelers, a family-owned business, has been on State Street making and repairing jewelry onsite since 1984.

True Empire sells mens & womens clothingand accessories featuring brands such as: Lacoste, Polo, Via Spiga, Robin Jeans, &

State Street Shoppes: A Historic Shopping Experience

By Joel DiGiorgio


Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Broadways Best Theatre: Holidays On Broadway Revue Childrens Museum of Winston Salem: Autism Awareness Night Greensboro Coliseum Complex: Disney on Ice Presents Lets Celebrate! Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Candle Tea Parties 2 Dye 4: Hula Hoop Classes Parties 2 Dye 4: Goddess Gathering Sawtooth School for Visual Art: Deck the Halls Preview Party The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingGMA: New Member Orientation Sheraton Greensboro at Four Seasons: Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Healthcare: Survive & Thrive in 2014 Technology Center: Luncheon and Book Signing with author David Nour Live Music/ NightlifeCommunity Arts Cafe: Blues from the Underground Stumble Stilskins: Barbie Day JH Adams Inn: Nick Wes and Lauren Light Turntable: Every Thursday is Comedy Night w/ Britt Cannino FRIDAY DECEMBER 6Arts/ FamilyArts Council Theatre: Black Nativity Broadways Best Theatre: Holidays On Broadway Revue Broadways Best Theatre: John Prine Community Theatre of Greensboro: Shrek, The Musical Deep Roots Market: Book Signing & Reading! Downtown Greensboro: Festival of Lights Earthworks Gallery and First Friday’s Festival of Lights: First Friday in Downtown Greensboro Greensboro Coliseum Complex: Disney on Ice Presents Lets Celebrate! Old Salem Museum and Gardens: 19th Century Christmas by Candlelight Tours Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Candle Tea Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Puppet Show: Herr Kater The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingTechnology Center: Luncheon and Book Signing with author David Nour Live Music/ NightlifeCoopers Ale House: The Vibe Electric Blue: Fair Warning The Deck at River Twist: Wailin Mojo’s Turntable: Stray Local w/ Elani WineChildress Vineyards: Candlelight ChristmasSATURDAY DECEMBER 7Arts/ FamilyBethesda Center: White Christmas Broadways Best Theatre: Holidays On Broadway Revue C3 Church Greensboro: Ballet Fitness Classes

Huf. The Smoky Mountain Essence

Gift Shop now provides coffee and is a great place to start your shopping experience.

Eclectic by Nature challenges its customers to “Escape the ordinary” specializing in Earth Spirituality products.


Towards the end of the street, Linnea’s provides plus size fashion for women while it’s sister store, Vera’s Threads, sells similar items in smaller sizes. Owner Jody Martin appreciates the easy access that the quaint shopping district provides as well as the support

and camaraderie offered by other business owners in the area.

Yamamori Ltd. has also been around for years and is known for creating distinctive, custom-made jewelry.

State Street Shoppes is full of wonderful products and great people. What you experience is store owners who are doing what they love to do for a living and are always happy to see new and returning customers. The entire area provides something for everybody and with the holidays approaching, the Historic State Street shopping district is a great place to start (and possibly even finish) your holiday shopping.


Childrens Museum of Winston Salem: Breakfast with Santa Community Theatre of Greensboro: Shrek, The Musical Downtown Greensboro: Greensboro Ballet The Nutcracker Downtown Greensboro: Greensboro Jaycee Holiday Parade Greensboro Childrens Museum: Polar Express Day Greensboro Coliseum Complex The Terrace: Gingerbread House Building Competition & Holiday Festival Greensboro Coliseum Complex: Disney on Ice Presents Lets Celebrate! Old Salem Museum and Gardens: 19th Century Christmas by Candlelight Tours Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Candle Tea Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Saturdays with St. Nicholas Tanglewood Park: Prime Life Fit Bootcamp The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingKernersville Chamber of Commerce: Open House Live Music/ NightlifeCoopers Ale House: Wailin Mojos Stumble Stilskins: Patrick Rock Breathe Lounge at Eclection: DJ Jerm Lounge/HouseElectric Blue: THRILL BILLY Idiot Box: Vaudeville After MidnightThe Deck at River Twist: Stereo Doll Turntable: Humble Tripe WineRaffaldini Vineyards: Vineyards of Swan Creek Association SUNDAY DECEMBER 8Arts/ Familya.l.o.e.: Cookies 4 Our Kids Broadways Best Theatre: Holidays On Broadway Revue Community Theatre of Greensboro: Shrek, The Musical Greensboro Coliseum Complex: Disney on Ice Presents Lets Celebrate! Kernersville Chamber of Commerce: Kernersville Christmas parade The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage: Snow Queen WinMock: Meet Santa Toy drive WineRaffaldini Vineyards: Vineyards of Swan Creek Association MONDAY DECEMBER 9Arts/ FamilyCarolina Theatre: Classic Holiday Movies The Healthy Shape: Winter Weight Loss Challenge Triad Stage: Snow Queen Twin City Stage: Twin City Stage Announces Auditions for The Red Velvet Cake War TUESDAY DECEMBER 10Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Mary Time Music The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity


Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingEmbassy Suites - Airport: GMA: A Shot of Energy GMA: Workplace Workshop WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 11Arts/ FamilyOld Salem Museum and Gardens: Puppet Show: Herr Kater Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Wednesday Noon Tannenberg Organ Recitals Triad Stage: Snow Queen Business NetworkingCourtyard by Marriott: GMA Noontime Network Greensboro Chamber of Commerce: Member Jumpstart Program Technology Center of the Piedmont: The Business Creation Model THURSDAY DECEMBER 12Arts/ FamilyCommunity Arts Cafe: Jazz from the Underground Community Theatre of Greensboro: Shrek, The Musical Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Candle Tea Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Christmas Lovefeast at St. Philips Parties 2 Dye 4: Hula Hoop Classes The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Live Music/ NightlifeJH Adams Inn: Burt Whicker Stumble Stilskins: Katelyn Marks The Deck at River Twist: Evan and Dana Turntable: Comedy Night w/ Britt Cannino Business NetworkingHampton Inn & Suites: Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours FRIDAY DECEMBER 13Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Supper with Santa Community Theatre of Greensboro: Shrek, The Musical Edward C. Smith Civic Center: The Nutcracker presented by High Point Ballet Old Salem Museum and Gardens: 19th Century Christmas by Candlelight Tours Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Candle Tea Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Puppet Show: Herr Kater


St. Timothys Episcopal Church: Holiday Playlist The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) Live Music/ NightlifeCoopers Ale House: Steel Horse Electric Blue: Branded Turntable: ElisaRay W/ The Gary Mitchell Band SATURDAY DECEMBER 14Arts/ FamilyC3 Church Greensboro: Ballet Fitness Classes Community Theatre of Greensboro: Shrek, The Musical Eclection: Open Jam night Edward C. Smith Civic Center: The Nutcracker presented by High Point Ballet Edward C. Smith Civic Center: Land of Sweets - A Special Nutcracker Event Greensboro Childrens Museum: Cooking Class: Ginger Bread Houses High Point Museum: Candle Dipping in the Historical Park Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Candle Tea Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Friends of Old Salem 20% Off In Retail Stores & Online! Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Friends Shopping Days 20% Off in Retail Stores & Online! Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Salem Christmas Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Saturdays with St. Nicholas Tanglewood Park: Prime Life Fit Bootcamp The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Vintage Theatre: Swing Dance Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) Live Music/ NightlifeCafe Pasta: Live Music with Song Bear Productions Coopers Ale House: The Mulligans Electric Blue: TO FAR GONE Stumble Stilskins: Stephan Legree Band The Deck at River Twist: Mezza Voce Turntable: Pocket Vinyl SUNDAY DECEMBER 15Arts/ FamilyCommunity Theatre of Greensboro: Shrek, The Musical Edward C. Smith Civic Center: The Nutcracker - presented by High Point Ballet The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage: Snow Queen Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) WineRaffaldini Vineyards: Afternoon of Holiday Cheer MONDAY DECEMBER 16Arts/ FamilyThe Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity The Healthy Shape: Winter Weight Loss Challenge Town Hall Courtroom: Kernersville Chamber of Commerce Scams & Fraud Seminar Triad Stage: Snow Queen


Kernersville is a glistening haven for Christmas Joy – a place where you will find life-long residents as well as a growing community for people of all origins, cultures and backgrounds celebrating the season. Thus, the idea for “Christmas Around the World”. Welcoming various customs and celebrations from over 27 countries around the world, Kernersville’s Downtown Merchants are opening their hearts and shops to Kernersville and our surrounding communities. Come and enjoy the beginning of the Christmas Season with fun and festivities.

On Saturday, December 7th, from 3:00pm until 7:00pm, horse-drawn carriages, carolers, music, and foods from various countries, Downtown Kernersville’s Holiday Open House spreads the spirit of Christmas on every block. Passports are available for you to “visit” each country and get your passport stamped, while having fun and learning about the various customs and traditions of our friends and neighbors.

Black Friday Candlelight Strolls: Nov. 29th and Dec. 20th ~ 6pm-8pm ~ Enjoy a stroll downtown with shops staying open later to give you a chance to find that special gift!

Mom’s Morning Out: Dec. 14th ~ from 10am-12pm, bring the kids to the Main Street Baptist Church to meet Santa’s ELF and hear the Christmas Story along with Elf on the Shelf, while you shop. A few of our shops will “house” ELF, so take the little ones to look for ELF after you have had a couple of hours to ‘talk with Santa’ secretly. No Charge for Moms and Dads

Senior Holly Day: Dec. 18th ~ A wonderful time to celebrate Christmas for our Senior Community. Shop from 10am-11:15am and join us at Main Street Baptist Church at 11:30am for our Senior Holly Day Christmas Service and

Lunch. No charge for this special event.

Shopping is what we do to provide gifts to our friends and loved ones. Our attention Christmas Eve centers on the reason for the season. Jesus Christ is God’s gift to the world. Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Christ, which is highlighted by the words to the familiar Christmas carol, ‘Joy to the World’ which you will find when you Discover Downtown Kernersville.

For more info: Sheila Hutchinson

336-993-4521 or [email protected]

It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like ChristmasDowntown Kernersville’s Christmas Around the World

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas; everywhere you go. Take a look in the five-and-ten, glistening again; with candy canes and silver lanes a-glow. Christmas

music fills the air as we anticipate the gift-giving season.

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Eclection

Japan

Hedgecock Art Galary

Christmas with the Animals

Cake and All Things

Yummy

Jamaica

Salon 111

Jerusalem

Designer’s Attic

Canada

Fabulous Finds

USA

Remember When

Scandinavian Countries

Floor Coverings

International

Mexico

Dance Unlimited

Russia

Jobe Realty

North Pole

Fusion Hair Salon

Bosnia

Foxy Lady

Jerusalem

Patriot Pretzel

Germany

Ellington Jewelers

USA

My Friend Kate

Venezuela

Bistro B

Spain

Wired Café

Lebanon

Christmas Past

Greenland

Southwinds Gallery

England

Vintage Jane

France

Love That Music

Music Around the World

Thistle Stop

Ireland

Trend Setters

Christmas Joy

Renew Boutique

Australia

Virgilio’s Premium

Vinegars, Oils & Edibles

Italy

Main Street Deli

Germany

Let’s Shoppe

Santa’s Stop

Main Street Baptist Church

Spirit of Christmas

CHRISTMAS around the WORLD Passport


Discover Downtown Kernersville• Candlelight Tour 6pm-7pm – Nov. 29th, & Dec. 20th o Child Care Provided at Main Street Baptist Church – enjoy the evening shopping Downtown – Wine & Cheese and gourmet snacks – stroll downtown and enjoy the Holidays

• Holiday Open House 3pm-7pm – Dec. 7st o Streets are closed, fun, festivities and lots to do from 3-7p – shopping for those unique gifts – Horse and Carriage Rides – Photos Opportunities

• Mom’s Morning Out 10am-12pm – Dec. 14th o Mom’s special morning to shop our Downtown Shops while your kids enjoy snacks with Santa and Christmas Stories – Childcare Provided by Main Street Baptist Church – Donations accepted

• Senior Holly-Day 10am-2pm – Dec. 18th o Downtown appreciates our Seniors – come out and enjoy shopping and lunch on us! Tour our shops and lunch at Main Street Baptist Church – Free!

December 7th‘Your Passport to CHRISTMAS around the WORLD’

Discover the many countries represented throughout Downtown Kernersville. Visit over 28 shops and businesses on Main Street and enjoy the beautifully decorated

trees and foods from cultures all over the world.

This is how you can use your Passport to Christmas around the World• Use the Passport to collect stamps from our participating shops• Visit our unique shops and find some fantastic deals• Once you have collected over 20 stamps from participating shops, stop by one of our Passport Stations and register by 6:45pm for a $250.00 Downtown Kernersville Shopping Spree drawing

Eclection101 Armfield St (336) 497-4822

Hedgecock Art Galary105 N Main St(336) 996-5211

Cake and All Things Yummy108 North Main St (336) 310-4504

Salon 111111 North Main St (336) 992-4247

Designer’s Attic113 N Main St(336) 993-3830

Fabulous Finds114 S Main St(336) 992-4550

Remember When115 N Main St(336) 310-4832

Floor Coverings International116 North Main St(336) 996-7524

Dance Unlimited117 N Main St(336) 993-2350

Jobe Realty120 N Main St(336) 497-4491

Fusion Hair Salon120 S Main St(336) 310-0006

Foxy Lady120 S Main St(336) 310-0006

Patriot Pretzel120-C Main St(336) 345-8224

Ellington Jewelers123 N Main St (336) 993-8484

My Friend Kate 126 S Main St(336) 993-1984

Bistro B126 S Main St(336) 310-4822

Wired Café126 S. Main St (336) 497 5020

Christmas Past130 W. Mountain St(336) 904-0145

Southwinds Gallery132 W Mountain St(336) 993-0818

Vintage Jane140 N. Main St (336) 782-2089

Love That Music148 North Main St (336) 993-0935

Thistle Stop210 N Main St(336) 310-4503

Trend Setters210 N Main St(336) 996-8878

Renew Boutique210 N. Main St(336) 310-4380

Virgilio’ Premium Vinegars210 North Main St (336) 497-5220

Main Street Deli234 N Main St(336) 992-1300

Let’s Shoppe314 N Cherry St (336) 497-4641

Main Street Baptist Church126 N Main St(336) 993-4534

Participating Shops:


TUESDAY DECEMBER 17Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Readerobics Community Arts Cafe: Winston Salem Writers Open Mic Parties 2 Dye 4: Hula Hoop Classes The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Thistle Stop Wine Shop: Free Wine Tastings Triad Stage: Snow Queen WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18Arts/ FamilyGreensboro Chamber of Commerce: Member Jumpstart Program Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Puppet Show: Herr Kater Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Wednesday Noon Tannenberg Organ Recitals Technology Center of the Piedmont: The Business Creation Model The Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage: Snow Queen War Memorial Auditorium @ Greensboro Coliseum: MythBusters Behind The Myths Tour Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) THURSDAY DECEMBER 19Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Angel Bear Yoga: Winter Adventure Old Salem Museum and Gardens: 19th Century Christmas by Candlelight Tours Parties 2 Dye 4: Hula Hoop Classes Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) Live Music/ NightlifeBurke St. Pub: Free Pizza and Wings for FOOTBALL Cafe Pasta: Live Acoustic Music Giovannis: Christmas Party with Free Hors d’oeuvres Stumble Stilskins: Megan Doss Band Turntable: Comedy Night w/ Britt Cannino FRIDAY DECEMBER 20Arts/ FamilyChildress Vineyards: Dinner in the BistroEclection: Free Wine Tasting Greensboro Childrens Museum: Cookies with Mrs. Claus Greensboro Science Center: Greensboro Astronomy Club Meeting Kernersville Downtown Candlelight Tour Old Salem Museum and Gardens: 19th Century Christmas by Candlelight Tours Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Puppet Show: Herr Kater Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Twin City Stage: The Children Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) Live Music/ NightlifeCoopers Ale House: Radio Narks Electric Blue: Back @ Ya The Deck at River Twist: Chasin Fame


Turntable: Joel Hodnett w/ Flagship Romance SATURDAY DECEMBER 21Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Elf Tea Party Greensboro Science Center: Indiana Bones and the Kingdom of the Camarasaur Greensboro Science Center: KATS: The Meerkat Musical Old Salem Museum and Gardens: 19th Century Christmas by Candlelight Tours Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Saturdays with St. Nicholas Tanglewood Park: Prime Life Fit Bootcamp Triad Stage- Upstage Cabaret: Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris Triad Stage: Snow Queen Twin City Stage: The Children Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) Live Music/ NightlifeCafe Pasta: Live Music with Song Bear Productions Coopers Ale House: Side Tracked Electric Blue: Steelhorse Stumble Stilskins: East Bound Tee Time Sports and Spirits: Karaoke The Deck at River Twist: TCU The Deck at River Twist: Ugly Christmas Sweater Party Turntable: We’re Not Dead (of Winter) festSUNDAY DECEMBER 22Arts/ FamilyThe Barn Dinner Theatre: Black Nativity Triad Stage: Snow Queen Twin City Stage: The Children Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance: EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (And Then Some!) MONDAY DECEMBER 23Arts/ FamilyGreensboro Childrens Museum: Busy Bees: The Snowy Day Celebration Childrens Museum of Winston Salem: Drop-in Gingerbread House Workshops Childrens Museum of Winston Salem: Winter Weight Loss Challenge The Healthy Shape: Winter Weight Loss Challenge TUESDAY DECEMBER 24Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Drop-in Gingerbread House Workshops Parties 2 Dye 4: Hula Hoop Classes Live Music/ NightlifeThistle Stop Wine Shop: Free Wine Tastings River Ridge Taphouse: World Tavern Trivia THURSDAY DECEMBER 26Arts/ FamilyOld Salem Museum and Gardens: Christmas Week at Old Salem Parties 2 Dye 4: Hula Hoop Classes Live Music/ NightlifeBurke St. Pub: Free Pizza and Wings for FOOTBALL Cafe Pasta: Live Acoustic Music Community Arts Cafe: Jazz from the Underground Community Arts Cafe: Jazz from the Underground Tee Time Sports and Spirits: Karaoke Turntable: Comedy Night w/ Britt Cannino


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Arts/ FamilyOld Salem Museum and Gardens: Christmas Week at Old Salem Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Peter and the Wolf Parties 2 Dye 4: Fourth Friday Painting Party Live Music/ NightlifeCoopers Ale House: She Heard Worse Eclection: Free Wine Tasting Electric Blue: John King Band Tee Time Sports and Spirits: Karaoke The Deck at River Twist: Soul Central SATURDAY DECEMBER 28Arts/ FamilyGreensboro Shrine Club: Swing Dance Old Salem Museum and Gardens: Christmas Week at Old Salem Tanglewood Park: Prime Life Fit Bootcamp Live Music/ NightlifeCafe Pasta: Live Music with Song Bear Productions Community Arts Cafe: COMEDY POTLUCK Coopers Ale House: TCU Eclection: Open Jam night Electric Blue: Matt Stillwell Stumble Stilskins: UFC Live (Pick the fights to win $100) Tee Time Sports and Spirits: Karaoke The Deck at River Twist: Jaxon Jill SUNDAY DECEMBER 29Arts/ FamilyOld Salem Museum and Gardens: Christmas Week at Old Salem TUESDAY DECEMBER 31Arts/ FamilyChildrens Museum of Winston Salem: Noon Year’s Eve Celebration Greensboro Childrens Museum: Noon Years Eve at GCM! Westover Church: The Tanger Outlets POPS John Denvers Birthday Tribute Live Music/ NightlifeBoiler Room: New Years Eve Dj and DanceBurke St. Pub: New Years Eve Celebration Cafe Pasta: New Years Eve with DJ and Dinner Coopers Ale House: New Years Eve with Stereo Doll Electric Blue: New Years Eve Party with Dan-Fi-No Giovannis: New Years Eve (Live Music and Dinner) Kabuto Japanese Steakhouse: WINE SPECIALS TONIGHT! Local House Bar: New Years Eve CelebrationNew York Pizza: Ring in the New Year with Trailer Park Orchestra Proximity Hotel: New Year’s EveStumble Stilskins: New Years Eve with My Brother Skyler and DJ Backwards The Barn Dinner Theater: Rockin New Year’s EveZiggys: New Years Eve with The Plaids

FRIDAY DECEMBER 27


We have all heard about the benefits of “Cloud Based Computing” and what it can do for our businesses- how it can reduce technology costs and provide for competitive advantages at the same time. So making the decision to add cloud based computing to your business model is a no-brainer, right? – hardly!

Part of the complication lies in the rapid evolution of the cloud based computing space. Not only is the technology becoming more powerful and affordable, the number of solutions to choose from is mind-boggling. This double-edged sword can work for you or against you. In one way, it increases your chances of getting the right solution, while in another, it complicates the number of decisions that one has to make.

What we will cover in our writing today, is the key decisions that one must focus on in order to invest in the right solution.

Cloud vs. On-Site

One of the biggest decisions is cloud vs. on-site. On-Site represents the traditional approach to your computing needs. You buy, maintain, and operate both the end-user equipment and the infrastructure, in order to address your business computing needs. The more recent cloud computing phenomenon allows you to buy only the end-user equipment. The Provider of Services maintains and operates the infrastructure equipment in its data center and charges you a fee for the service. Each approach has its advantages and disadvantages based upon the SLA (Service Level Agreement) and the costs.

Be sure to closely examine the costs and the degree of support that the SLA (Service Level Agreement) offers. This can be easily accomplished through a Cost-Benefit Analysis. If you don’t have the means of conducting such, contact a professional that

can help you with that undertaking.

Support And Quality Factor

Another crucial factor is support and quality of service. Cloud based solutions generally transport the data over the public internet; therefore, consistent access to, delivery of, and the ultimate security of your data is extremely important.

Be sure that your cloud based computing provider can provide end-to-end control as it relates to the delivery, integrity, and thus assure you of consistent quality in service.

Connectivity

The ultimate deal breaker is connectivity. Integrated solutions designed to work together is the value proposition that one should seek when considering cloud vs. on-site computing. Although on-site may offer more specialized features, cloud based solutions are by nature more scalable because they are designed to connect both hardware and software from as many end-points as possible.

In conclusion, make every effort to consider the few key factors listed here in order to make the most practical and intelligent decision. There are quite a few more factors to consider, however. Seek out the most knowledgeable professional to assist with this 21st Century business decision.

Cloud Based Computing: Should I Be In The Cloud?


by Teddy Burriss - Networking Strategist

“Networking is finding, developing and nurturing relationships that mutual move people forward thru life.”

Networking events are great places to start doing this. However there are only so many hours in the day and so many networking events we can get to. We have to find other ways to develop and nurture the connections we make from networking.

Social media can play a key role in developing and nurturing relationships.

Here are three examples of using Social media in your networking:

#1 - Connect on LinkedIn. After you meet someone at a networking event and get their business card and reach out to them on LinkedIn. Take a look at their profile before you send them a LinkedIn connection request. Always include a relevant and polite note in the connection request message. The purpose of a LinkedIn connection request is to make a LinkedIn connection, nothing more. This is a good step in the development of a relationship.

Bonus Idea - If your new connection has a Twitter account, connect with them there as well. Send them a Tweet and let them know you enjoyed meeting at the networking event.

#2 - Engage with your connections - Often people go to networking events, collect business cards, maybe connect on LinkedIn or Twitter, but fail to take the relationship any further. Engaging can be simple and does not need to take a lot of time. Comment on a post they make, introduce them to another LinkedIn

member they should meet, congratulate them on a new position or Endorse them for a skill you know they have. These are just a few simple ways to engage with your connections through social media. These are good activities for nurturing the relationships with your connections.

Bonus Idea - Without being asked, write your LinkedIn connection a strong and transparent LinkedIn Recommendation. Make sure it’s a recommendation you would share publicly.

#3 - Take it IRL again - After meeting someone at a networking event, connecting with them on social media and engaging with them through social media, where possible and mutually beneficial, take the relationship back to an In Real Life conversation. Find an opportunity to talk via phone (maybe Skype or Google+ Hangout) or to meet at a local coffee shop, deli or tavern. Use this opportunity to learn more about each other and the work you each do.

“Networking is finding, developing and nurturing relationships that mutual move people forward thru life.” We do this through networking events, social media engagement and in real life conversations.

Networking 107Add Social to your Networking


This is how we discover ways to help each other and uncover new business opportunities.

This series is brought to us by Teddy Burriss, a world renowned Social Networking Coach. 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.

You can find Teddy’s Books on Amazon.com and through his blog, www.burrissconsulting.com/blog.

If you want to learn more about Networking for Mutual Benefit or Success using Social Media contact: Teddy at [email protected]


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