Saturday, May 17, 9am-2pm and Sunday, May 18, 11am-3pm. Stop by Iron Key Brewing Dining Hall (located behind the brewery) and shop for a cause from a variety of household items, decor, pet supplies, books and more. Every dollar raised goes directly toward helping the homeless pets being cared for by the Foothills Humane...
Monday’s at 6pm – enjoy music bingo at Iron Key...
Bring the whole family for a day of fun, horses and hands on activities. Enjoy a barn tour, meet the farm animals, meet the horses, stop at the photo station, play games, and do crafts. Purchase raffle tickets for $1 each for a chance to win...
Free, Thursday, May 1, 4-6pm Get crafty as you upcycle books into beautiful creations. Drop in between 4 and 6 to craft a calla lily, a dahlia flower wreath, or a bouquet of roses – all from old book pages.
Enjoy a Star-Spangled celebration on July 4th from 10am-10pm in downtown, Columbus. Festivities include live music, local vendors and crafts, delicious food, exhibits, thrilling amusement rides and a spectacular fireworks display.
Free, Saturday, April 19, 11am. Kids of all ages are invited to hunt Easter eggs at Stearns Park in Columbus, NC. Exciting prizes for each age group will be...
Saturday, April 5, 9am-3pm in the Community Building, 93 Adawehi Lane, Columbus, NC. It’s time for another big clothing sale at Adawehi. Enjoy the beautiful environment while you shop for spring and summer clothing, accessories, purses and jewelry. Many items are high-quality and gently used. Some items are new with the tags still on them. The sale is located in the community building. Plenty of parking is...
ARTICLE: Springtime at the First Peak of the Blue Ridge One of the great joys of being in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains is the beauty of Spring. If you’re weary from being stuck inside during the cold winter months – we have the remedy for you. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty here in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The weather is welcoming. It invites you to relax and breathe a little deeper, taking in the sweet mountain air and the promise of warmer days. Our elevation variances ensure that we have the first spring flowers in the region and that we have an extended season. We start early with the inspiring glimpses of spring… puffy pink cherry blossoms and cheerful daffodils pop out in mid to late February. Larger splashes of color decorate the rural scenery as the bright yellow of forsythia and large pink blooms of the saucer Magnolias bloom in March. April greets us with a rainbow of blooms– look up for pink and white Dogwood trees, a mix of colors and shapes from ornamental and native Azalea shrubs. This an optimal time to watch for birds. Then look down along the forest floor for the white blooms of Bloodroot and varieties of Trillium – large displays are found in our sheltered natural areas. April also brings the first sight of green on the bare branches and leads us into full canopies of green leaves by the end of the month. There are so many rare species here because of the variety of habitat in our different elevations. Trillium species are fascinating because of...
The Community Chorus presents their spring concert “Night & Day” at Polk County High School on Sunday, May 4, at 3pm. Tickets are $10, purchase at the door.