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Get ready for The Dash’s 2024 season
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We can’t think of a better way to spend a spring or summer night than watching The Dash play ball. | Photos provided by Winston-Salem Dash; GiF created by WStoday
Swing, batter batter, swing. Getting excited about The Dash’s upcoming season? So are we. Their home opener against the Greensboro Grasshoppers is happening on Tuesday, April 9 at 7 p.m. — which means now is the time to get ready for a winning season.

We’ve got the inside scoop on how to grab tickets, a sneak peek at the best promotion nights + more. Here’s what to expect:

A variety of ticket options

Fans will feel like they’ve hit a home run with multiple ticket options. Season ticket packages start at $11 per game for six games and come with a variety of benefits, like food specials, discounted or free parking, Team Store savings, and more. Explore season ticket + single-game ticket options.

Theme nights

With a wide range of themes — from Princess Night and Touch A Truck to Renew Your Vows and Margaritaville Night + more — there’s something fun for everyone. Plan ahead by exploring the full schedule of the Dash’s theme nights and promotions.

Bonus: The home opener is also Night for Vets, where local veterans and their families can attend for free thanks to the generous donations of local businesses.

Fun daily promotions

Several fan-favorites are returning this season, including:
  • Stick around after Friday and Saturday games for fireworks.
  • Get half off beer + wine on Thirsty Thursday, presented by Lowes Foods.
  • Bring your furry friends with you on Thursdays for Pups in the Park, presented by Blaze Heating, Cooling, Electrical and Plumbing.
Fans can also look forward to a few new promotions this season, including:
  • Kids Run the Bases every game day
  • Pups Run the Bases on Thursdays, presented by Blaze Heating, Cooling, Electrical and Plumbing
  • Golden Age Saturdays, featuring the Dash’s new Golden Age jerseys with 1920s flare
(Note: July 4 is excluded from all Thursday promotions.)

Rival match-ups

There’s nothing like a little local rivalry. The Dash will face their cross-town rivals, the Greensboro Grasshoppers, in 18 games this season. Mark your calendars for exciting games on:
  • April 9-14
  • June 11-16
  • July 30-August 4
 
Asked
 
How many home runs did the Dash hit at home at Truist Stadium during the 2023 season?
A. 26
B. 53
C. 72
D. 91
 
 
Events
 
Wednesday, March 20
  • Penny Preville Trunk Show and Personal Appearance | Wednesday, March 20 | 2-5 p.m. | Schiffman’s Jewelers, 137 S. Stratford Rd., Winston-Salem | Free entry | Shop the latest collections + get styling advice from stylist Penny to celebrate International Women’s Day.
  • Open Mic Night | Wednesday, March 20 | 7-10 p.m. | Wise Man Brewing, 826 Angelo Brothers Ave., Winston-Salem | Free entry | Show off your hidden talents while enjoying discounted drinks — sign-ups start 15 minutes before the show begins.
Thursday, March 21
  • Free Fishing | Thursday, March 21 | 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. | Salem Lake, 815 Salem Lake Rd., Winston-Salem | Free | Mention “Creek Week” when you check in at the marina and the staff will waive the usual $3.50 fishing fee.
Friday, March 22
  • Tai Chi Class for Adults | Friday, March 22 | 10-11 a.m. | Walkertown Branch Library, 2969 Main St., Winston-Salem | Free | Follow instructor Mark Fleming as he guides participants along the low-impact exercise that will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.
Saturday, March 23
  • Coffee and Collars | Saturday, March 23 | 9 a.m. | Jamison Park, 285 Meadowlark Dr., Winston-Salem | Free | Bring your furry friend and hear from Forsyth Humane Society’s representatives on the impact they make in the county.
  • CWC Winston-Salem Food Truck Festival | Saturday, March 23 | 3-7 p.m. | Christ Wesleyan Church, 2390 Union Cross Rd., Winston-Salem | Free | Listen to live music and grab a bit to eat at this family-friendly event.
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News Notes
 
Biz
  • The nation’s largest bank, JP Morgan Chase, may be coming to Winston-Salem soon. The company applied for a new branch location on the corner of Laura Avenue and University Parkway. This would be the third branch in the Triad. (Triad Business Journal)
Announced
  • The Winston-Salem Fire Department’s 2023 report is out. Collectively, the department saved $488 million worth of property and installed 3,000+ smoke alarms.The average response time was five minutes, 36 seconds between Winston-Salem’s 20 stations.
Seasonal
  • Spring has sprung and what better way to mark the season than picking your tulip at Dewberry Farm in Kernersville today, Wednesday, March 20 during its 7th annual You Pick Tulip Festival. Tickets cost $8 for a two-hour time slot. The farm will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (WXII 12 News)
Opening
  • Register for a free tour of the Enrichment Center today, March 20 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. The nonprofit at 1006 S. Marshall St. will showcase its newly renovated Gateway Art Gallery and explain the history and mission of the center — coffee and a light breakfast will be provided.
Film
  • Take part in an immersive fundraising event for an NC indie film “Whistle Down Wind” on Thursday, March 21 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The experience at the Mansion on Main (428 S. Main St.) to discuss production, which is slated to start in the western part of the state this summer.
Tech
  • Watch students and world-class exhibitors showcase and discuss innovative ideas in tech during Community TechDay at Benton Convention Center (301 W. 5th St.) on Friday, March 22. Reserve your spot to attend the event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Announced
  • Three high school students in the School of Music at UNC School of the Arts have been selected for the National Youth Orchestra of the USA. Double bassists Michael Stratford, Simon Vázquez-Carr, and Winston-Salem native Gavin Hardy will perform at Carnegie Hall in New York on Aug. 5.
Drink
  • Whether you’re a sucker for sours or go insane for IPAs, the Cumberland County Beer Trail has all the ingredients for a hoppy weekend. See Distinctly Fayetteville’s top picks for the best brews on the beer trail and beyond.*
Health
  • March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. This third-leading cause of cancer death in the US has been steadily growing in people under 50 since the mid-90s. See how a busy mother’s decision to not to wait until 50 to get her first colonoscopy at Novant Health saved her life.*
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Seasonal
 
Roll into spring
WStoday: Easter egg hunt activities in Winston-Salem
Fill up your basket with these hidden treasures. | Photo by WStoday
Continue a tradition or hatch a new one. Here are opportunities to find eggs around the Twin City:

4th Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Food Drive | Saturday, March 23 | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Bailey Park, 445 Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem | Free | Face painting, balloon art, free donuts, and a magic show are happening in addition to the egg hunt. Bring canned food donations to benefit the Winston-Salem Rescue Mission.

Salem Saturday Easter Egg Hunt | Saturday, March 23 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | Old Salem Historic District, 900 Old Salem Rd., Winston-Salem | Free with museum ticket | Explore Moravian Easter traditions + uncover historical secrets throughout the day — a traditional egg hunt on the Tavern Meadow starts at 3 p.m.

Easter Eggstravaganza | Thursday, March 28 | 4:30 p.m. | Miller Park Recreation Center (400 Leisure Ln.), Old Town Neighborhood Center (4550 Shattalon Dr.), George E. Taylor Neighborhood Center (1471 W. Clemmonsville Rd.) | Free | Hunt for eggs and play games at all three rec centers.

Pro tip: keep an eye on social media for possible weather-related cancellations.
 
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The Baby Shower Gift Guide. Give the gift of parenthood practicality or highchair high-fashion for the growing family in your life.
 
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