September 15, 2014
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Brewty School Dropout!
Nofo & Big Boss Brewery - Beer Dinner Oct. 6th
Getting schooled in suds involves more than keg stands and beer pong. Big Boss Brewery has partnered with Nofo Cafe for a five course Beer Dinner and you're invited with Tour included!  Big Boss Brewery is a Raleigh traditional brewery. They grind their malt, pitch their yeast and hop their beers by hand. And they taste and adjust their work continuously. And you can learn how it's all done when you tour Big Boss Brewing Company on Monday, October 6th at 5:30pm. This is the beginning of an exciting evening where beers are paired with five fresh and delicious courses served by Nofo Cafe.  To enjoy this fabulous evening, you must make reservations. Call now before spaces are filled. 919-821-1240 (Phone # Nofo at the Pig) Here's what they're serving for this incredible $55 dinner and where it's all going to happen!  5:30 - Don't be late!Brewery Tour at Big Boss Brewing Company - 1249 Wicker Drive, Raleigh 27604 First Course (at the Brewery )Local Cheese and Charcuterie 6:30 - At NOFO Cafe - 2014 Fairview Road, Raleigh, 27608 Second CourseHigh Roller IPA "Oysters NOFO" Spicy Crab and Crawfish Stuffed Oysters, Heirloom tomato relish  Third CourseBlanco Diablo Witbier Local beets, goat cheese and greens with citrus herb "Hell's Belle" vinaigrette Fourth Couse"Pumpnut" a combination of Harvest Time Pumpkin Ale and Bad Penny Brown Ale Roasted beef tenderloin with bacon braised brussels sprouts, crumbled egg and a "Bad Penny" caramelized onion bordelaise Fifth CourseChocolate Torte with house made "Big Operator" Ice Cream, fresh raspberries and candied almonds Call now and make sure you get to the brew tour on time. Don't risk being a brewty school dropout!NOFO at the Pig - 2014 Fairview Road, Raleigh, 27608. Make reservations 919-821-1240. Website. Big Boss Brewing Company - 1249-A Wicker Drive, Raleigh, 27604. 919-834-0045. Website.
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To Bee or Not to Bee
Oh Brother, That's Good Bluegrass! IBMA's World of Bluegrass 2014
Ramblin Along - Featuring American music form with boundless energy that tickles the ribs, tugs at the heart and puts a restless two-step in boots and bare feet. The Bluegrass Ramble is IBMA's innovative series of showcases in clubs and restaurants throughout downtown Raleigh. With over 150 showcase performances, the Bluegrass Ramble Showcase is an integral part of the World of Bluegrass week that you won't want to miss!
New this year - The Bluegrass Express, will run nonstop between hotels and Bluegrass  Ramble venues, 7pm till 2am. This transportation is provided by the city of Raleigh.
Wide Open Bluegrass is the urban bluegrass music festival that closes out the IBMA's World of Bluegrass week in beautiful downtown Raleigh. Wide Open Bluegrass Festival has stages in both the Red Hat Amphitheater and Raleigh Convention Center. Single day ticket holders have access to all stages for their day of purchase. Your reserved seat purchase is only for a seat location in the venue you purchased. All indoor stages are General Admission but accessible with your festival wristband.
Here's the lineup & schedule for both Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3 with times and performances at Red Hat Amphitheater and Raleigh Convention Center. The 25th Annual International Bluegrass Music Awards Show is Thursday, October 2 at Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts, Memorial Auditorium. This year it's hosted by Lee Ann Womack and Jerry Douglas. The Show will recognize outstanding achievement and pioneering  efforts in the genre.
At the Awards Show there will be outstanding performances including all five 2014 "Entertainer of the Year" nominees: Balsam Range, Blue Highway, Dailey & Vincent, The Gibson Brothers and The Del McCoury Band. Also scheduled to perform is Female Vocalist/Song of the Year nominee Claire Lynch,  Instrumental Group of the Year nominee Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen, last year's Emerging Artist recipient Della Mae, and The Boxcars, leading the pack in 2014 with ten nominations. Awards Show hosts Lee Ann Womack and Jerry Douglas will also perform that evening. The house is always packed, so be sure to grab tickets quickly for this event. Tickets.
Catch some of the hottest acts shaping bluegrass music as Raleigh host for the 2nd year this great Bluegrass Festival!
For Tickets to: Award Show tickets, Bluegrass Ramble Showcase passes, IBMA Business Conference registration and tickets for the ticketed portion of Wide Open Bluegrass (which takes place at Red Hat Amphitheater and Raleigh Convention Center Ballroom Stages) CLICK HERE.
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The Bargain Buzz...
Wannit? Come 'n get it!
 Please join C.T. Weekends for a Fall Fashion Show Luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 2nd from 12:00noon till 1:00pm. Tickets are $25 which include lunch and fashion show. Reservations-please contact C.T. Weekends at (919) 787-9073 or email. RSVP by 9/27/14. Lunch and Fashion Show held at 18 Seaboard. 18 Seaboard Ave. Suite 100, Raleigh 27604. C.T. Weekends - Website.
Try It for Free!Pure Barre will also participate in September's Wellness Wednesday, September,17 and come out for a workout and great time in North Hills. Ami is teaching a free Pure Barre class at 7pm at the midtown green in North Hills (by Chuy's). Participants should bring a towel or yoga mat. Pure Barre will give away one free month for a participant (and a friend of their choice).
Pure Barre Raleigh North Hills
4209 Lassiter Mill Rd. #134, Raleigh, 27609. 919-896-7464
Pure Barre North Raleigh Falls Point Shopping
9660 Falls of Neuse Rd. #149, Raleigh 27615. 919-846-7090
Pure Barre Cary Village Market Place
Morrisville 27560. 919-377-0299 Website
Homes For Sale -Olde Raleigh Real Estate
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Email: Stephen.J.Waters@SunTrust.com Phone: 919-755-2401 and 24-hr Client Care: 800-SUNTRUST(786-8787).
 Dean's Seafood Grill & Bar - located at 1080 Darrington Drive in Cary, will host its popular Oystoberfest event daily from Sept. 20 to Oct. 5. The event will feature a variety of hard-to-find oysters and unique craft beers from around the country and Canada. Oystoberfest Festival will include these specials: More than 20 varieties of oysters in the shell from North Carolina, the East Coast, the West Coast & Canada. Collaboration with local breweries to brew one-of-a-kind beers just for this event. Recurring features such as weekly fresh catch options, daily drink and food specials, and a popular Sunday brunch buffet. Website.
 Jitty's Boutique - Want to dress for your age and have fun with what you wear? Want to be On Trend and A little Edgy without looking like your daughter? Discover Jitty's!! 3 Dot, 525, Greylin, Kut, Weston, Sweetie Pie....much more!
Jitty's Boutique:2014 Cameron Street-2 doors down from Baskin-Robbins in Cameron Village. Phone: 919-839-6161, Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-7, Sun. 1-5
Kenna Custom Painting is available to tackle your residential painting needs. With their
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