Events in North Carolina
October: Duplin Winery Dinner Theatre Presents "A Living History"
OCTOBER 10-11, 2008. Rose Hill, NC. Back by popular demand! The John Locke Foundation and Duplin Winery invite you to an event that is engaging and enthralling as historical figures are brought to life on our dinner theatre stage. All of our guests will be given the opportunity to ask these gentlemen questions about their tumultuous past, their present, and their future! Gen. George Washington and British Gen. ...
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October: Halifax Harvest Days
OCTOBER 17-18, 2008. Halifax, NC. Festival highlighting County agriculture and cultural history, local and regional entertainers grace the outdoor amphitheater, NC high school rodeo provides evening entertainment on both nights of the festival. Multi state crafters and food vendors provide unique shopping and tasting opportunities for attendees. Re-enactors from the Revolutionary, Civil and WWII provide a unique history lesson. Visit our website http://www.halifaxnc. ...
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October: Market Day
OCTOBER 11, 2008. Faison, NC. Join us as we honor the heritage of the Faison Produce Market witha day filled with history, music, children's games, a parade, handicrafts, 5k run/walk, food, music and just plain old fashioned fun.
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October: Hearthside Cookery at Westmoore Pottery
OCTOBER 18, 2008. Seagrove, NC. Come enjoy a day of food history! Cooks will be in front of the large fireplace at Westmoore Pottery preparing foods as they were made in the 18th century. See how different pots, such as the pipkins, are utilized in the kitchen.
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October: Autographs by Dennis Anderson
OCTOBER 18, 2008. Poplar Branch, NC. Spend a Saturday afternoon touring the Diggers Dungeon and checking out the most popular monster truck in racing history. The Grave Digger with it awesome black and green paint job is a must visit for any monster truck fan. Add in the opportunity to get Dennis Anderson?s autograph and you have a day that you will not soon forget.
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