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“March"ing into the season
Winston-Salem is home to diverse cultures. | Photo by Hispanic League, Winston-Salem
Take out your calendar, grab your day planner, or text all your friends — these are the top events we recommend heading to this month. Psst: Don’t forget to bookmark this page and come back; we update our guide monthly.
Concerts
A Chamber Serenade: Britten and Mozart | Saturday, March 8-Sunday, March 9 | 5 p.m. + 3 p.m. | Centenary United Methodist Church | $10+ | The chamber music’s masterpiece traverses the depths of contemplation, beauty, and musical mastery across centuries and styles.
Community
A Walking Guide to the Trees of Old Salem | Sunday, March 23 | 2-4 p.m. | Old Salem | Free, RSVP | Learn to identify 27 native trees while discovering some of their historical uses during the stroll.
Seasonal events
International Women’s Day | Saturday, March 8 | 10-3 p.m. | Muddy Creek Cafe and Music Hall | Cost of purchase | Shop from local vendors, get a Henna hand painting, and get samples of Nepali Momos (dumplings).
Well-Read Black Girl Book Club | 6-7 p.m. | Bookmarks | Free | Participants will discuss the “Between Friends & Lovers: A Novel” —the group is open to everyone regardless of ethnicity and gender.
Fostering Diverse Schools Community Session | 4-6 p.m. | M3 Innovation Center | Free | Help school district officials review new maps to update school zones ensure equity among students of all backgrounds.
Thursday, Feb. 27
R&B and Poetry + Open Mic | 8-11 p.m. | Bar Nola | $11 | Share your words of wisdom or speak from the soul during open mic, plus hear other artists share their spoken words.
Friday, Feb. 28
All That Adult Jazz: Beginner + Advanced | 5:30 p.m. | Real World Ballroom | $15 | Get ready to shimmy, shake, and sparkle as you learn to steps with a theatric flair.
Saturday, March 1
Fire Girl Meet-Up | 12 p.m. | The Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center | $25 | Connect, network, and collaborate with other like-minded women to discuss life and business.
“Early Childhood Education is Everybody’s Business”
Presented by Greater Winston-Salem Inc.
Winston-Salem continues to solidify its reputation as one of the best places to raise a family. | Photos provided by Greater Winston-Salem Inc.
That’s the powerful title of an upcoming community conversation hosted by Greater Winston-Salem Inc., The Pre-K Priority, and Kaplan Early Learning Company.
“Early Childhood Education is Everybody’s Business” will be held on Thursday, March 6, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bridger Field House at Allegacy Stadium.
It is the third event in a series of ongoing community conversations in partnership with Leadership Winston-Salem and REACH Women’s Network, all about finding solutions to the childcare crisis in our community.
Crooked Tail Cafe will close its Winston-Salem location due to unexpected difficulties owners have encountered in 2025. Patrons have access to the cat lounge for free with a beverage purchase from 12 to 4 p.m. through Sunday, March 2.
Open
Winston-Salem’s food scene is diversifying. Saffron Indian Cuisine on North Peace Haven Road and Xia’s Asian Tapas on North Spruce Street are serving customers. Check out the biggest development coming soon this year. (Triad Business Journal)
Announced
Manolo’s boutique will be open for Sunday brunch starting in March. Make your reservation between 12 and 3 p.m. and round up your crew for a mid-afternoon gathering to elevate your weekend. Check out some of our favorite local brunch restaurants in the Twin City.
Eat
Craving some tacos from Brooklyn? You can indulge in your cravings at South of Brooklyn Food Truck which celebrated its grand opening on Tuesday. Check out the new food truck at various places in the Triad everyday of the week.
Try This
Calling music lovers and vinyl enthusiasts. Enjoy an intimate and immersive environment during Crate Dig and Chill tomorrow Thursday, Feb. 27 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the CMPND. Vinyl records will be available for purchase — the nachos will be free.
Sports
Pickle this in your calendar. Take part of the Lucky Shot Pickleball Tournament Saturday, March 22-Sunday, March 23. Players will compete at Sedge Garden Pickleball Courts. Gender and mixed doubles will pay a $50 fee to register for the events both days.
Asked
The James Beard Foundation announced the semifinalists for this year, which recognizes top food talent in the US. Although no Winston-Salem restaurants were listed, we would love to know which eatery/restaurateur you would nominate for this prestigious award? Give us the scoop.
Eat
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The Buy
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Your reminder that daylight saving time starts Sunday, March 9. I’m so excited for more day time and seeing the flowers bloom next month. Check out these parks around the Twin City to enjoy more time outdoors.
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