Still Making Trick or Treat Plans? Click here to see what events are happening on Halloween.

More Free Events in the Piedmont Triad!  All details on our calendar here!
FREE - no admission charge but there may be items and/or food/drinks for sale
$ cost of admission under $20 for a family of four
$$ cost of admission over $20 for a family of four

October 31
BURL Halloween Bash 2016
GSO Family Fun Night
HP Trunk or Treat

November 2
GSO Merry Merry Market

November 3
WS The Singer/Songwriter Series - Some Devil 

November 4
WS First Friday Gallery Hop
LEX Free Zumba® Class 5 Year Anniversary
WS Fall Choir Concert
 
November 5 
KVILLE Southern Charm at the Farm
GSO Kids Klub in the Park
WS Saturday ART Jam
ARCH Autumn Music at Creekside Park

The Santa Train in the Triad
What a fun day trip! Not free, but it's hard to beat a train ride with Santa. Tickets sell quick! 🎅  Click here for more details.

Blanket Collection for the Homeless Begins
Sponsored by Piedmont Triad Living.  This is our third year collecting blankets for the homeless.  This year we will also collect socks, gloves, hats and other outwear.  Drop off items at Maple Springs UMC on Reynolda Road or Miroir Studios on Burke Street in Winston-Salem.  All donations will be distributed to the homeless by the Winston-Salem Police Department Bicycle Patrol.  











Please email us with details of your free family event at jessica@jessicastlewis.com 

​Events calendar for Alamance, Caswell, Davie, Davidson, Forsyth, Guilford, Randolph, Rockingham, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin Counties in the Piedmont Triad of North Carolina.

If you have questions about an event, please contact the sponsor directly.  All information is correct and accurate at the time of it's posting.

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Join Piedmont Environmental Alliance for the organization's Annual Meeting on November 15 at 6pm at Temple Emanuel.

Mingle with community members over beer, wine and snacks, participate in a lively environmental debate with Wake Forest University's nationally ranked Wake Debate team, find out who will receive our awards for Volunteer and Green Business of the Year, and get a behind-the-scenes report on PEA's work to inspire change through environmental education.

After the meeting, join TEEM for a screening of The Magical Forest, a documentary about the planet's great ecosystems and why they're vital for all life.

This event is free and open to the public. Registration is encouraged.

Piedmont Environmental Alliance inspires people to make choices that protect and restore the environment. Our youth education programs inspire young people in the Piedmont Triad to become the activists, environmentalists, and scientists who will solve the complex issues facing the planet. Our Earth Day Fair is THE event for celebrating sustainability and green living in the region, with great food and music, activities for adults and kids, and wonderful exhibitors and sponsors. Learn more at www.peanc.org

As you know, Hurricane Matthew brought catastrophic flooding to the eastern part of our state.  If you would like to help, Maple Springs United Methodist Church in Winston-Salem will be the collection point for flood buckets.   These buckets will be collected from churches across our district.

Buckets can be dropped off at Maple Springs at 2569 Reynolda Road (between WFU and Polo Road).   Collection will take place October 24-October 31. 

The UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) Mission Response Team in the eastern part of the state is scheduled to pick up the buckets on Monday, October 31.

Please see the list for cleaning bucket materials below.  If you wish to make a monetary donation you can do this in three ways:

• Please make your check out to NC Storm Response #S-00176. You can mail this directly to: Conference Treasurer – Raleigh Area, P.O. Box 890202, Charlotte, NC 28289-0202
• You can also make a donation to UMCOR for U.S. Disaster Response, which would aid with the clean-up efforts not only in NC, but in the other impacted areas as well. You may write a check to Maple Springs and write UMCOR #901670 flood relief in the memo line.
• In addition, if you wish to donate to relief efforts in Haiti, the check would again be made to Maple Springs and write UMCOR #982450 Haiti flood relief in the memo line.

As a reminder, 100% of all donations to UMCOR go directly to the project specified.

Cleaning Bucket Materials

• 5-gallon bucket with re-sealable lid: Buckets from fast-food restaurants or bakeries can be used if washed and cleaned; Do not use buckets that have stored chemicals such as paint or pool cleaner; Advertisements on the outside are acceptable.
• Liquid laundry detergent; One 50-oz. or two 25-oz. bottle(s) only.
• Liquid household cleaner; 12‐16 oz. liquid cleaner that can be mixed with water; No spray cleaners.
• Dish soap; 16‐28 oz. bottle any brand.
• 1 can air freshener; Aerosol or pump.
• 1 insect repellant spray; 6‐14 oz. aerosol or spray pump with protective cover.
• 1 scrub brush; Plastic or wooden handle.
• 18 cleaning wipes; Handi Wipes or reusable wipes; No terry cleaning towels; Remove from packaging.
• 7 sponges: No cellulose sponges due to mold issues; Remove from wrapper.
• 5 scouring pads; Remove from wrapper; No stainless steel, Brillo pads, or SOS pads (nothing with soap built in).
• 50 clothespins
• Clothesline: One 100-ft. or two 50-ft. lines; Cotton or plastic.
• 24-roll heavy-duty trash bags; 33‐ to 45-gallon sizes; Remove from the box.
• 5 dust masks
• 2 pairs kitchen dishwashing gloves: Should be durable enough for multiple uses; Remove from packaging.
• 1 pair work gloves; Cotton with leather palm or all leather.

Assembly Directions

Place all liquid items in the bucket first. Place remaining items in the bucket, fitting them around and between the liquid items. Sponges, scouring pads, clothespins, and trash bags can be separated in order to fit all of the items in the bucket. Ensure the lid is closed securely.


Important Notes

• All items must be new except for the actual bucket and lid.
• All cleaning agents must be liquid and in plastic containers. No powders, please.
• If you cannot find the requested size of a liquid item, use a smaller size. Including larger sizes of any item will prevent the lid from sealing.
• If all of the items on the list are not included, please put a label on the bucket indicating what has been omitted.
• Cleaning buckets are only used within the United States. They are not opened to verify the contents unless there is indication that some items have been omitted.