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Top Artsy Pick: First Friday Gallery Hop
- Friday, September 6
- 7-10PM
- Downtown Arts District
- Sixth & Trade Streets
- FREE
- www.dadaws.org
Head downtown to the Arts District for fresh gallery exhibits, live music, demonstrations and dancing in the streets!
Top Cinema Pick: Reynolda Cinema Under the Stars
- Friday, September 6
- 9PM
- Reynolda House of American Art
- 2250 Reynolda Rd
- Admission: $5
- www.reynoldahouse.org
After a stroll at Gallery Hop, pack a picnic and a blanket for Reynolda House Cinema Under the Stars’ screening of the comedy Airplane. Gates open at 8PM. Beer and wine will be available for purchase.
Top Fresh Pick: Old Salem Cobblestone Farmers Market
- Saturday, September 7
- 9AM-12PM
- Old Salem
- more info
Top Bookworm Pick: Bookmarks Festival of Books
- Saturday, September 7
- 10am-5pm
- Downtown Arts District
- FREE
- www.bookmarksbookfestival.org
More than 30 regional and national authors, illustrators and chefs converge on our city to talk about their books and offer readings, signings, workshops and performances. There will also be live entertainment and food vendors on hand. Best selling authors in attendance for this event include Debbie Macomber, James McPherson, Rachel Renee Russell, Bill Harley and more.
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op Honky Tonk Pick: Summer on Trade
- Saturday, September 7
- 7-10PM
- 6th & Trade Streets, Downtown Arts District
- FREE
- more info
Top Music Pick: An Evening with Laurelyn Dossett
- Saturday, September 7
- 8PM
- Hanesbrands Theatre
- 251 N. Spruce St.
- Admission: $20
- more info
Singer-songwriter Laurelyn Dossett will grace the Hanesbrands Theatre stage with several favorite local artists including Eric Robertson, Molly McGinn, Jason Sypher, Eddie Walker & Scott Manring.
Top Street Festival Pick: Second Sundays on Fourth
- Sunday, September 8
- 3PM
- FREE
- more info
Let your family play in the street at Second Sundays on Fourth. You can find the action on Fourth Street between Cherry & Marshall Streets. At 1pm, a/perture cinema will feature the Charlie Chaplin film Modern Times for only $5; then at 3pm, hear live music by Karon Click & the Hot Licks and Martha Bassett while kids enjoy activities and games in the street.
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