Join the Shepherd's Center Singers for an afternoon of song at First Christian Church! Directed by Carmina Jenks with accompanist, Joel Everett. Admission is free but a love offering will […]
Come hang out with award-winning and bestselling middle grade children’s author Alan Gratz! Bring your books from home to be signed or purchase copies at Bookmarks, including his newest, Allies, […]
Lunch downtown, tour of Black Mountain Chocolate Factory. For family caregivers. Transportation provided. Call 336-748-0217 to register.
Designed specifically for individuals with dementia and their care partners in mind, HealthRhythms is a fun, evidenced-based activity that promotes social interaction and ensures a healthy, non-strenuous workout. Led by John Beck, department chair of percussion at UNCSA, and sponsored by the Memory Counseling Program, this drumming circle will create a supportive environment to build […]
Celebrate Galentine’s Day in the bookstore and help kick off Bookmarks’ new Romance Book Club! Hear from author Mia Sosa about her new rom-com, The Worst Best Man, and enjoy […]
Hear about human evolution through the lens of skin color from Dr. Ellen Quillen of Wake Forest University. Our skin is a phenomenal organ: it protects us from the sun […]
ACAPWinston-Salem provides information, resources, support and community for adult children as we care for our aging parents and for ourselves. Come learn from our monthly free programs on a variety […]
Dr. John Dinan, Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Wake Forest University will explore the process in his lecture “The Presidential Nomination Process: Is This the Best Way to Select Candidates?” Dinan will focus on the nomination process, how well it works and how it might be improved. This timely lecture will give North Carolina […]
Wake Forest University’s Office of Continuing Studies announces an evening lecture exploring the Presidential Nomination process. The 2020 presidential election is scheduled for November 3 but what happens between now and then can be confusing and frustrating. The earliest caucuses and primaries occur throughout February in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina followed quickly […]
