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Safety
Awareness Foundation in
partnership with Safe
Swim NC, will host a
leam-to-swim outreach
program to take place
throughout the months of
June, July, and August.
Pre-registration is required,
and the fee is $100 per two
week session. All proceeds
from the program will go
toward the efforts of Hand
in Hand Water Safety
Awareness Foundation.
Scholarships are available
to those who qualify.
Available dates for each
session are as follows, with
time slots available from 2
6 pm. daily: June 4-15,
June 18-29, July 2-13, July
16-27,July 30-August 10,
and August 13-24. For
more information and to
enroll, visit www.handin
handwatersafety.org.
Aug. 25 - “Black
Violin”
The Winston-Salem
Fairgrounds will host the
young African-American
string powerhouses, Black
Violin, on Aug. 25 at 7 p.m.
Ticket prices start at $20.
For more information, visit
www.ticketmaster.com or
ww w.wsfairgrounds .com.
Aug. 26 - Summer
Park Series
The Arts Council of
Winston-Salem and
Forsyth County has
announced the lineup for
its 2018 Summer Park
Series that will include two
events at Triad Park near
Kemersville and three at
Tanglewood Park. The
schedule is:
*8/26 - Charlie @
Tanglewood Park -“An
evening of Motown and
t>each music.” Gates open
at 4 p.m. and the concert
begins at 5 p.m.
Aug. 31 - Sept. 2 -
Honoring 14th Street
Elementary School Alumni
Association
Twelve classes from
Atkins High Reunion
Group will host its 16th
Biennial Reunion on Labor
Day weekend at the newly
renovated Sundance Plaza
Inn, now (The Best
Western) , 3050 University
Parkway. Tickets for the
banquet will be on sale
until Aug. 17. For more
information contact Naomi
Jones at (336) 724-3759 or
Annie Pearl Wilson at
(336) 723 -8149. There
will be no tickets sold at the
door.
NOW-Sept. 7-Bulky
Items Collection
The city’s annual bulky
item pick-up will run
through Sept. 7. To find
out your collection week,
go to
Bulky Items .CityofWS.org
and click on the link for
online address lookup.
Residents without comput
er access can call CityLink
at 311 or (336) 727-8000
and a CityLink agent will
look up the collection date.
NOW - Oct. 27 -
Farmers Market
There will be a farmers
market held from through
Oct. 27 at Village Hall,
3715 Clemmons Road,
Clemmons. For more
information, please contact
Megan Ledbetter at (336)
766-7511.
NOW - Cultural Arts
directory
Triad Cultural Arts Inc.
is compiling an online
Triad Cultural Arts
Directory. We would like
to promote regional artistic
organizations and inde
pendent artists, using our
website and Coming
Eventz e-newsletter. Post
your event in our commu
nity news section of the
Coming Eblast for free. To
have a graphic/flier posted
there is a fee.
For more information,
visit
www.triadculture.org or
email info@triadcultur
alarts.org
NOW - December -
Portions of Miller Park
Closing
Portions of Miller Park
will be closed to the public
starting Monday, March 5,
to begin a series of repairs
and improvements
financed with the 2014
bonds. Weather permitting,
city officials hope to have
the work completed and all
areas of the park reopened
in December.
Sept. 1 - SmallTown
Country Music Festival
The Winston-Salem
Fairgrounds will host the
3rd annual SmallTown
Country Music Festival
presented by Mercedes
Benz of Winston-Salem
and Greensboro on Sept. 1
at 3 p.m. Chase Bryant will
be headlining the festivals
with special guest, Josh
Phillips, and Dylan
Schneider and local
favorite Cooper Allen.
Tickets start at $20 if you
buy in advance and will be
available online as well as
at the Annex Box Office.
Tickets will be $30 on the
day of the show. VIP/Pit
Tickets are available for
$35 in advance and guests
will have access to private
bar and restroom areas>
Visit
www.wsfairgrounds.com
for a full list of events and
for more information.
Sept. 15 - Black
Family Day celebration
Black Family Day will
be observed Saturday,
Sept. 15, in downtown
Reidsville, NC. Open to the
public and sponsored by
the Rebuilding the Block
Initiative, Muhammad
Mosque No. 34, local busi
nesses and citizens. Black
Family Day is held annual
ly. The outdoor program
will begin at 2:30 pm., at
MARKET SQUARE, 303
South Scales St.,
Reidsville, NC. Families
are encouraged to register
online. Vendors may sign
up online at
http://wwwfacebook.com/
blackfamilyday or
http://www.blackfamily
day.org.
Sept. 15 - Movie
Night
Movie night in the
Village has been resched
uled for Sept. 15 at 6 pan.
It will be held at the Jerry
Long YMCA and will
begin at sunset. Don’t for
get blankets and chairs.
Sept. 30 - Muscular
Dystrophy Walk
The Muscular
Dystrophy Association is
bringing strength to life for
kids and adults in the TWad
area with muscular dystro
phy, ALS and related mus
cle-debilitating diseases at
the 2018 MDA Muscle
Walk of Wiiiston-Salem on
Sunday, September 30. To
register, visit www.muscle
walkmda.org/greensboro
triad, or call the local MDA
office at (336) 856-1591.
October 27 - 2018
Alzheimer’s Walk
The Alzheimer’s
Association - Western
Carolina Chapter will host
the 2018 Walk to End
Alzheimer’s on Oct 27.
Check in opens at 9 a.m.
and the Walk starts at 10:30
a.m. To sign up as a walker
or Team Captain or to leam
more about becoming a
sponsor or volunteer, visit
alz.org/walkor call 800
272-3900.
Ongoing
Every day - Donations
of blankets, caps & gloves
needed
The Downtown Bicycle
Patrol is soliciting dona
tions of gently used or new
blankets, gloves and knit
caps to help the homeless
this winter. The donation
boxes will be placed in the
lobby of the Public Safety
Center, 725 N. Cherry St.
in City Hall outside the
Human Relations
Department, Suite 109 N.
Main St. and outside the
Bicycle Patrol Office at
414 N. Cherry St. across
from the Marriott Hotel.
The donations go toward
assisting homeless people.
Every Monday -
Youth Program
The program, "Making
Proud Choices" meets
every Monday from 4 -
5:30 p.m. at the Carver
School Road Branch
Library. The library is
located at 4915 Lansing
Drive in Winston-Salem.
For more information
please call (336) 703-2910.
The program will focus on
helping teens set and meet
goals, making right deci
sions in their life, keeping
. proper values, dealing with
peer-pressure, sexuality,
sharpening communication
skills and building healthy
relationships.
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday - Food and
clothing giveaway
Love Community
Development Corporation,
3980 N. Liberty St., serves
those in need of food and
clothes every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
from 1 to 4 p.m. JobLink is
also available Monday
through Friday from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. for those
needing resumes or who
are looking for a job. For
more information, call
(336) 306-8119.
Every Tuesday - East
Winston Community
Leaders’ meeting
A call to all community
leaders, advocates, organ
izers and crusaders of the
East Ward to join the
movement to make the East
Winston community better.
The first event is being
planned. Meetings are
every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at
the 14th Street Recreation
Center. For more informa
tion, contact M. Reid at
(336) 997-2519.
Every Tuesday and
Sunday - Yoga classes
Yoga classes are now
being held in the Salem
Lake Marina Center assem
bly room on Tuesdays at 6
p.m. and Sundays at 10
a.m. Classes last one hour
and are led by a certified
yoga instructor. The fee is
$10 per class or four class
es for $36. Fees should be
paid at the Marina Center
office and may be paid with
cash, credit card or check.
A limited number of mats
will be available; partici
pants who have yoga mats
are encouraged to bring
them.
Every Thursday *
American Legion Post
128 fish fry
A fish fry is held every
Thursday evening from 1
to 9 p.m. at 4817 Old Rural
serve the community.
funds also support the Post
Every second and
fourth Thursday - 14th
St. Reunion planning
Alumnus are planning thi
3rd Annual Reunion and
will be meeting every 2nd
Thursday and every 4tli
Thursday until the event
Location of meetings is
14th St. Recreation Center
at 6 pjn. For more inforj
mation, contact Alfred
Harvey /President at (336)
414-9241.
Every day 4
Volunteers needed for
Reading Parties
The Augustine Literacy
Project, Read .Write .Spell
(READWS) is looking for
volunteers for its Reading
Parties. The program needs
youthful, energetic people
who are willing to lead stu
dents of party games creat
ed for maximum learning
and enjoyment. Reading
Party is a free parent-ori
ented seminar that wil}
teach simple and effective
multisensory strategies to
parents and their children
in a fun, laid-back atmos
phere. After a short train
ing, volunteers will help 2
8 hours per month, mostly
nights and weekends. The
next training is scheduled
for late January. For more
information or to sign up to
volunteer, contact Tonya
Nealon at (336) 723-4391
ext. 1507 or Tonya@read
ws.org.
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The Chronicle
dixie classic fair
Sundays
September 30 & October 7th
3:00 pm-6:00 pm
Submission Guidelines
1. Submit a 5-7 minute DVD (not CD) of the gospel group singing the song(s) of choice. If you are chosen, then you will sing the
same song(s) as submitted. Please do not exceed the time limit.
2. Be sure to write the group's name, contact name, contact number, pastor & church's name (if applicable).
3. Bring all DVD submissions, direct all inquiries, or mail to:
The Chronicle / Gospel Fest
ATTN: Debra Terry
617 N. Liberty Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(336) 722-8624 ext. 116
4. Deadline: All submissions must be postmarked by Friday, August 31, 2018. DVD submissions may not be returned
and may remain property of The Chronicle Newspaper.