What we’re eyeing

• Metal Patio Gazebo: Create a cozy environment in your backyard with this simple-yet-stylish addition, perfect for those who like to host.
• Bismark 79'’ Mahogany Outdoor Convertible Sofa Daybed: Relax on this soft daybed for a lazy afternoon, and enjoy the homey feels this brings to your space.
• Nonstick Cookware Induction Pots And Pans Set: These high-performance pieces are made to last for a lifetime. Who says you can’t cook with style?

The deets on discounts

• Area rugs up to 80% off
• Bedding up to 65% off
• Cookware + bakeware up to 60% off
• Home office furniture up to 55% off
• Living room seating up to 60% off
• Mirrors and decor up to 65% off
• Outdoor furniture up to 60% off
• Outdoor lighting and decor up to 55% off
• And more.

• City Council Meeting | Monday, May 6 | 6-8 p.m. | City Council Chamber, City Hall, 101 N. Main St., Winston-Salem | Free | City Council will vote on a new Winston-Salem Transit Authority service provider contract, affordable housing funding resolutions, and other items.

• “The Last Comics on Earth: Too Many Villains” Release | Tuesday, May 7 | 5:30-6:30 p.m. | Bookmarks, 634 W. 4th St., Ste. 110, Winston-Salem | Free, RSVP | Celebrate Max Brallier’s latest graphic novel release with activities, a presentation from the author, and a book signing.
• “March Madness” | Tuesday, May 7 | 7:30 p.m. | Salem Square, 649 S. Main St., Winston-Salem | Free | Listen to Salem Band’s first performance of the summer concert series with pre-concert music by the band’s Flute Ensemble.
• Understanding Astrology: A Starlit Guide to the Soul | Tuesday, May 7 | 1-3 p.m. | Virtual | Free, RSVP | Learn the basics of reading the stars and gain a new perspective on this ancient practice.

• Picnic in the Park | Wednesday, May 8 | 6-8 p.m. | Bailey Park, 445 Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem | Free | Bring your dinner or grab it on site while enjoying Americana, country, and rock ‘n’ roll tunes from Greensboro songwriter Ashley Virginia.

• Think Tank of Forsyth County | Thursday, May 9 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Small Business Center, Forsyth Technical Community College, 525 Vine St., Winston-Salem | Free, RSVP | Entrepreneurs and business owners can meet up to swap ideas and learn from each other.

• Thursday, May 9 | Enjoy half-off beer and wine + run the bases with your (leashed) pup.
• Friday, May 10 | The Dash will play as the Winston-Salem Hype Hens to salute Twin City.
• Saturday, May 11 | Arrive early for Princess Night, featuring a tea party, photo ops + suite views.
• Sunday, May 12 | Snag a $20 ticket and drink package.

• Do you want a better understanding of how local government works? Apply for the next class of City of Winston-Salem University. The free, in-person program begins Aug. 22 and meets weekly for 12 weeks — applications are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, July 12.

• Forsyth County Commissioners approved $944,006 in economic incentives for John Deere Kernersville LLC. The company is considering building a new 380,000-sqft building on its Kernersville campus to make excavators, a $73 million investment that would create at least 151 new jobs. (Triad Business Journal)

• Sushi Rosé will celebrate its grand opening weekend on Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26. The restaurant at 247 E. 5th St. will serve Japanese-Peruvian cuisine.

• How much do you know about the history of the Twin City? Test your knowledge at the Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission’s trivia night today, May 6. The event at Wise Man Brewing (826 Angelo Bros. Ave.) is free and open to the public — the game starts at 7:30 p.m.

• Mother’s Day is just days away. Use our brunch guide to choose from 20+ restaurants and plan the perfect day for your loved ones.

• Mount Tabor High School junior Shamarius “Snook” Peterkin is ranked as the No. 19 best wide receiver in the US and the sixth-best player in NC. The 6-ft-2 player has already been offered scholarships to play for nearly 20 universities, but hasn’t decided yet where he’ll take his talents. (FOX8 WGHP)

• A family of red wolves is expanding at the NC Zoo in Asheboro. Two male and two female offspring were born in late March as part of the zoo’s breeding program. The critically endangered animals aren’t visible to the public yet, but the zoo did release some photos to show them off. (WFMY News 2)

• One semester, two semesters, two years, Associates degree, certificate, diploma, in-person, online, hybrid — Phew. The educational paths + career options are plentiful at Forsyth Tech. Need help finding the program that’s right for you? Give their Program & Course Finder a try.*

• Tomorrow, May 7, 100+ local eateries are participating in Crisis Control Ministry’s Hope du Jour — an annual fundraiser where local food and beverage establishments donate 10% of their proceeds to community assistance programs all day. Where to dine out for a cause.*

• Taste wine from top winemakers
• Shop at a boutique marketplace
• Watch a fashion show
• Walk away with a chic swag bag