Back by popular demand, Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance has added performances, including a Sunday matinee (Friday & Saturday already sold out). This musical is based on the 1975 cult film and rock musical in which a young, straight-laced couple stumble upon a mad transvestite scientist and his followers. A bizarre tale of sexual confusion and seduction follows. Audience participation is common with attendees dressing like their favorite characters. Audience participation kits will be for sale for $5. The show is one hour, 40 minutes with no intermission.
Local family teams create beautifully decorated rooms using items from the Habitat ReStore. The public votes on their favorite room to select a winner. Ticket price includes heavy hors d'oeuvres, dancing and bar. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity.
The streets of the Downtown Arts District come alive with dancers, a tai chi demonstration, drum circle, and live music as art-lovers visit new exhibits in District galleries.
This "cooking show event" will feature dash magazine's chef and contributing editor, Jon Ashton. Local chefs from Meridian Restaurant, Spring House Restaurant, Willow's Bistro and WS Prime will demonstrate their culinary talents as well. View live demonstrations, sip wine, sample foods prepared by the chefs and enjoy goodie bags and door prizes.
In this 5K race "beer run" takes on a whole new meaning. It's the final of a series of races that begin and end at great bars and restaurants around the Triad. Finish the 5K or greater and get two free beers. Packet pickup is Friday, November 2, 2012 from 4-7PM at Foothills Brewing (restaurant) at 638 W. 4th St.
One-stop absentee voting (Early Voting) began last Thursday and will end on Saturday, November 3, 2012. Visit the State Board of Elections' website (www.NCSBE.gov) for more information on Early Voting.
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Kristi was born and raised just up the road in Mount Airy (a.k.a. Mayberry) and frequented Winston-Salem often growing up for school field trips, shopping, and dining. After attending Appalachian State University, and a brief stint living in Southern Virginia, Kristi returned to Winston-Salem, NC in 1999 and began her work in non-profit, public relations and writing. She and her family enjoy the convenience of living near downtown Winston-Salem. She enjoys the arts, photography and cooking. "I'm a small town girl at heart, but Winston-Salem isn't an overwhelming city. It is rich with friendly people, history, culture and has a vibrant art community and that is why I am proud to call this "My Winston-Salem!"
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