Festivals & Events 2007 in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Raleigh NC, Wilmington, Asheville

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	31st Annual Festival for the Eno River Saturday, July 3, Sunday, July 4 and Monday July 5, 2010 10am - 6 pm each day Don't miss the 31st Annual Festival for the Eno River! Wonderful festival on the banks of the Eno River features live music on five stages; Storytelling; Canoe and Raft rentals; Hands-On-Clay; Dance; Critters; Craft Demonstrations; River Activities; Working Grist Mill; Crafts Artisans, children's area and otter stage, nature demonstrations and other activities for kids and adults. Tickets on sale May 15; Earlybird Discounts online through May 31. Admission fee. Kids 12 and under admitted free! Seniors (over 65) also admitted free. West Point on the Eno, Durham City Park (Parking at Durham County Stadium) www.enoriver.org/Festival
Sun., July 4, 2010
	Carrboro Family Fourth of July Celebration Sunday, July 4, 2010, 9:30am - 3:00pm at Carrboro Town Hall and Weaver St. Market. Celebrate the 4th of July in Carrboro with musical performances, a parade, exhibits, games and food. From the website: "This annual event features Uncle Sam on Stilts, Balloon Sculpture Artists, Roaming Magicians, Face Painters, lots of games, food, and plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy! The Main stage always features nationally recognized musical talent, as well as local talent. Of course the Kids Fun Zone and Fun Zone Stage Stage will be back and better than ever! So come celebrate the birth of our nation! Make Uncle Sam proud! Put on your red, white, and blue. Wear a birthday hat, play a game, dance to the music, relax under the historic elm, and enjoy the best of this small town tradition." www.townofcarrboro.org/RP http://www.carrborojuly4th.com/ http://www.townofcarrboro.org/rp/CarrboroCommunityEvents.htm#3 (919) 918-7364.
Sun., July 4, 2010
	Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Concert and Ice Cream Social at the Horace Williams House, Chapel Hill Sunday, July 4, 2010, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and enjoy a performance by the Village Band and an ice cream social. Free and open to the public. Horace Williams House, 610 E. Rosemary St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514. (919) 942-7818.
Sun., July 4, 2010
	Chapel Hill 4th of July Celebration Sunday, July 4, 2010, hours TBA (prior years 7 - 10pm) (check website below for 2010 hours) Community celebration with fireworks, live music, food, and fun! Free entertainment and fireworks display in the University of North Carolina's Kenan Memorial Stadium. Performers on stage from 7pm to 9:25pm. Fireworks scheduled to begin at 9:30pm. Recommended parking is in the Craig, Dogwood and Cardinal Parking Decks off of Manning Drive. Disability parking available in the Bell Tower Lot. Gates 5 and 6 on Kenan Statium's South side will be open with seating available on the South side only. Lower and upper levels will be open. Alcohol prohibited - no coolers, outside containers or food items allowed. *** Note for families with babies and young children:** Since the Chapel Hill fireworks are fired in the stadium, surrounded entirely by stadium seats, which produce echoes and amplify the firework booms, they are extremely loud. We found them to be much louder than any fireworks display we have ever attended in other cities (since we previously had attended only open air fireworks displays, not fireworks in a stadium). We rarely editorialize, but we thought we would mention that the stadium fireworks display may be too loud especially for babies and young children's sensitive ears. http://www.ci.chapel-hill.nc.us/index.aspx?page=1169 Kenan Stadium, UNC. (919) 968-2784.
Sun., July 4, 2010
	The Capitol's July Fourth Celebration, Raleigh, NC Downtown, Raleigh, NC, N.C. Museum of History, the State Capitol grounds and Bicentennial Plaza, outside the museum. Sunday, July 4, 2010, 11am-3pm Live entertainment, food. All events are free. From the website: Enjoy a family-oriented Independence Day celebration with a patriotic concert and picnic. Wander over to the Capitol's ?Old Fashioned 4th? area and see how people in North Carolina celebrated the 4th long ago. Musical performances, food and historic demonstrators round out this patriotic day of fun. http://www.visitraleigh.com/visitors/event.details.php?id=12429 (919) 733-4994
Sun., July 4, 2010
	Fourth of July Celebration at the Fairgrounds, Raleigh, NC Sunday, July 4, 2010, 5 pm - 8:30 pm Raleigh Parks and Recreation's Arts Program From the website: Activities include sports, Independence Day Hat-Making activity, arts, dance instruction, Nature Program, Adventure Program, Taiko Japanese drumming performance, Holiday Express expo, Raleigh Police & Fire displays, Dorton Arena's giant obstacle course, Design a Park activity, Wii games, contests, scavenger hunt and bingo. The ?Got to be NC Watermelon Cutting? provided by NC Watermelon Association will begin at 5 pm at the July 4th Celebration and continue while supplies last. http://www.visitraleigh.com/visitors/event.details.php?id=16532 (919) 831-6854.
Sun., July 4, 2010
	Cary Fourth of July Celebration at Koka Booth Amphitheater, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary, NC 27511 Sunday, July 4, 2010, 5 - 7:30 pm Fourth of July gathering with fireworks display; live musical entertainment (North Carolina Symphony!) Free admission on the lawn. Fireworks rain or shine beginning at night fall. http://www.townofcary.org/ http://www.boothamphitheatre.com/summerfest.htm (919) 462-2052.
Sun., July 4, 2010
	Haywood Hall House and Gardens July Fourth Celebration, Raleigh, NC Sunday, July 4, 2010, hours TBA (prior years 10:30am - 2:30pm). PLEASE CALL FIRST -- we could not find updated information regarding 2010 hours. Music, refreshments, games and other family activities. From the website: The Fourth of July Festival at Haywood Hall is a day for all visitors ? from small children to great grandparents - to celebrate our country's heritage as they enjoy the beauty of Eliza Haywood's garden. The house is open for tours with games, music and refreshments, all outdoors in the garden. Children are treated to ice cream and other sweet surprises. There is a hat making table, a go-fishing game and lots of other activities for the young at heart. Chairs are scattered on the lawn as live musicians perform throughout the afternoon." (919) 832-8357. (PLEASE CALL FIRST -- we could not find updated information regarding 2010 hours.)
Sun., July 4, 2010
	Joel Lane Old Fashioned Fourth of July, Raleigh, NC - COLONIAL Re-Enactments, Period Dress & Crafts, Free Lemonade & cookies! Sunday, July 4, 2010, 10am - 4pm 728 W. Hargett Street, Raleigh, NC (The Joel Lane Museum House is located two blocks south of Hillsborough Street at the corner of Saint Mary's and West Hargett Streets near downtown Raleigh.) Enjoy live music, old-time games and crafts for the children, re-enactors demonstrating colonial work, and costumed docents ready to answer your questions in the museum buildings. Free lemonade and cookies. Donations requested. From the website: "Join us as we celebrate the freedoms that make our nation great on Independence Day, 2010 from 1 to 4 pm. Re-enactors will share their knowledge of life in the colonial and early statehood period when Colonel Joel Lane lived in Wake County. Demonstrations, crafts and games for the children, live music, and lots of other activities will keep you and your family enthralled. Admission is free, and donations are gratefully received. On the grounds, re-enactors will demonstrate various aspects of Colonial life such as churning butter and making candles. There will be old-fashioned crafts and games and free lemonade. The garden will be showcasing its full summer glory, and herbs from the garden will be for sale. In addition to outdoor activities, the circa 1770 plantation manor house, the 1790 ?Kitchen? building, and the 1840 building housing the gift shop and Visitors Center will be open. There will be live music, and volunteers will demonstrate different aspects of colonial life." http://www.joellane.org/joellane/visitor_info/events/celebrate_independence_day_and_learn_our_history/ (919) 833-3431.

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Sat.-Mon., July 4, 7, and 8, 2007
	28th Annual Festival for the Eno River Wednesday, July 4 and Saturday-Sunday, July 7-8, 2007, 10am - 6 pm each day. Don't miss the 28th Annual Festival for the Eno River! Wonderful festival on the banks of the Eno River features live music on five stages; Storytelling; Canoe and Raft rentals; Hands-On-Clay; Dance; Critters; Craft Demonstrations; River Activities; Working Grist Mill; Crafts Artisans, children's area and otter stage, nature demonstrations and other activities for kids and adults. Tickets on sale May 1; Earlybird Discounts through June 1. Admission fee. Kids 12 and under admitted free! Seniors (over 65) admitted free. West Point on the Eno, Durham City Park (Parking at Durham County Stadium) www.enoriver.org/Festival
Weds., July 4, 2007
	Carrboro Family Fourth of July Celebration Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 9:30am - 3:00pm at Carrboro Town Hall and Weaver St. Market. Celebrate the 4th of July in Carrboro with musical performances, a parade, exhibits, games and food. From the website: "This annual event features Uncle Sam on Stilts, Balloon Sculpture Artists, Roaming Magicians, Face Painters, lots of games, food, and plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy! The Main stage always features nationally recognized musical talent, as well as local talent. Of course the Kids Fun Zone and Fun Zone Stage Stage will be back and better than ever! So come celebrate the birth of our nation! Make Uncle Sam proud! Put on your red, white, and blue. Wear a birthday hat, play a game, dance to the music, relax under the historic elm, and enjoy the best of this small town tradition." www.townofcarrboro.org/RP http://www.townofcarrboro.org/rp/CarrboroCommunityEvents.htm#3 (919) 918-7364.
Weds., July 4, 2007
	Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Concert and Ice Cream Social at the Horace Williams House, Chapel Hill Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and enjoy a performance by the Village Band and an ice cream social. Free and open to the public. Horace Williams House, 610 E. Rosemary St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514. (919) 942-7818.
Weds., July 4, 2007
	Chapel Hill 4th of July Celebration Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 7 - 10pm Community celebration with fireworks, live music, food, and fun! Free entertainment and fireworks display in the University of North Carolina's Kenan Memorial Stadium. Performers on stage from 7pm to 9:25pm. Fireworks scheduled to begin at 9:30pm. Recommended parking is in the Craig, Dogwood and Cardinal Parking Decks off of Manning Drive. Disability parking available in the Bell Tower Lot. Gates 5 and 6 on Kenan Statium's South side will be open with seating available on the South side only. Lower and upper levels will be open. Alcohol prohibited - no coolers, outside containers or food items allowed. *** Note for families with babies and young children:** Since the Chapel Hill fireworks are fired in the stadium, surrounded entirely by stadium seats, which produce echoes and amplify the firework booms, they are extremely loud. We found them to be much louder than any fireworks display we have ever attended (since we previously had attended open air fireworks displays, not in a stadium). We rarely editorialize, but we thought we would mention that the stadium fireworks display may be too loud especially for babies and young children's sensitive ears. Kenan Stadium, UNC. (919) 968-2784.
Weds., July 4, 2007 -- 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
	Durham Children's Independence Parade - EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 10:00am in the Durham Central Park area, downtown Durham Celebrate the Fourth of July in downtown Durham beginning at 10am with a children's parade, patriotic music, balloons, crafts, bicycle decorating, and more. Free water and Popsicles. (919) 682-2000
Weds., July 4, 2007 - 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
	Durham Bulls Fourth of July Celebration presented by the Durham Bulls, Durham Parks and Recreation, and Light Up Durham Wednesday, July 4, 2007 (beginning at 5pm) Celebrate America's birthday with baseball, hot dogs and of course Fireworks! The biggest show of the season will follow tonight's game. (919) 560-4355. www.lightupdurham.com - (website temporarily not available...) Durham Fourth of July Celebration Schedule: 5:00pm: Baseball Game (tickets required for the game; visit www.durham-bulls.com) 6:00pm: Free Concert at the American Tobacco Campus 7:30pm: Gates to the ballpark open at the end of the seventh inning for free admission 8:15pm: Ballpark Stage performance 9:00pm: Fireworks Display
Weds., July 4, 2007
	The Capitol's July Fourth Celebration, Raleigh, NC Downtown, Raleigh, NC, N.C. Museum of History, the State Capitol grounds and Bicentennial Plaza, outside the museum. Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 11am-3pm; 7pm - 10pm Live entertainment, food. All events are free. (919) 733-4994
Weds., July 4, 2007
	Fourth of July Celebration at the Fairgrounds, Raleigh, NC Wednesday, July 4, 2007; 2:30pm - 10pm Exhibits, carnival games, rides, bouncy house, activities and fireworks. Raleigh Parks and Recreation's Arts Program (919) 831-6854.
Weds., July 4, 2007 -- 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
	Cary Fourth of July Celebration at Koka Booth Amphitheater, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary, NC 27511 Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 3 - 10pm Fourth of July gathering with fireworks display; live musical entertainment begins at 3pm, and the NC Symphony performs patriotic favorites at 7:30pm. See the Triangle Model Yacht Club's Indy Model Boat Regatta on Symphony Lake, do your best in the ice cream eating contest; kids enjoy the Family Fun Zone. Fireworks rain or shine beginning at night fall. http://www.townofcary.org/depts/prdept/events/inddayevents.htm (919) 462-2052.
Weds., July 4, 2007
	Haywood Hall House and Gardens July Fourth Celebration, Raleigh, NC Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 10:30am - 2:30pm. Music, refreshments, games and other family activities. From the website: The Fourth of July Festival at Haywood Hall is a day for all visitors ? from small children to great grandparents - to celebrate our country's heritage as they enjoy the beauty of Eliza Haywood's garden. The house is open for tours with games, music and refreshments, all outdoors in the garden. Children are treated to ice cream and other sweet surprises. There is a hat making table, a go-fishing game and lots of other activities for the young at heart. Chairs are scattered on the lawn as live musicians perform throughout the afternoon." (919) 832-8357.
Weds., July 4, 2007 - 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
	Joel Lane Fourth of July Open House, Raleigh, NC 728 W. Hargett Street, Raleigh, NC (The Joel Lane Museum House is located two blocks south of Hillsborough Street at the corner of Saint Mary's and West Hargett Streets near downtown.) Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 10am - 2pm. Demonstrations of colonial and Revolutionary War era crafts and games. Throughout the day costumed docents will provide tours of the house and gardens. Revolutionary War re-enactors will march and drill in the yard to demonstrate how our militia won our Independence. There will be games and crafts for children of all ages plus special talks on the gardens and other aspects of NC's colonial history. Free. (919) 833-3431.
Thurs. - Sun., July 12-15, 2007
	51st Annual Grandfather Mountain Highland Games (much further afield) MacRae Meadows on Grandfather Mountain near Linville, (Avery County), NC. (Grandfather Mountain is located on US Highway 221, two miles north of Linville, NC and one mile south of the Blue Ridge Parkway (milepost 305). Thursday through Sunday, July 12-15, 2007. The Grandfather Mountain Scottish Highland Games are sponsored by more than 120 Scottish clans and societies, and have become known as "The Gathering" of Scots in the New World because the event attracts the participation of more Scottish family lines than any other games in America; and the spectacular mountain setting (on the highest peak in the Blue Ridge Mountain Range - 6,000 feet elevation) is reminiscent of Scotland. Parade of Tartans, sheep herding by Scottish border collies, hammer throw, Caber toss (the Caber is a telephone-pole-size log that Scottish athletes toss end-over-end in this heavy-weight Scottish event) Children under five are free. Pets are not allowed. Tickets are available at the field on the day of the event, or secure ordering is available on-line at www.gmhg.org. Click here for more information. Also visit averycounty.com/?subPage=20 for additional photographs and information. www.gmhg.org (828) 733-1333.
Sat., July 7, 2007
	2nd Saturday Hillsborough Guided Walking Tour Saturday, July 7, 2007, 10am & 2pm The Alexander Dickson House, 150 E. King St., Hillsborough, NC. Explore Hillsborough's history on a 90 minute guided walking tour through it's historic district. The tour features historic buildings and homes, churches, gardens, and cemeteries. Admission $2-$6 www.historichillsborough.org (919) 732-774.
Sat., July 7, 2007
	ClayWorks Kids' Sculpture Workshop at Market Street Books & Maps (Southern Village) Saturdays, 9-11am. For ages 6 and up. Create sculptures based on book characters with Stephanie Dimac. Call to register. $20, includes materials. 704 Market St., Southern Village, Chapel Hill. (919) 933-5111.
Sat., July 7, 2007 - 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
	Saturdays in Saxaphaw Outdoor Music Concerts 1616 Jordan Drive, Saxapahaw, NC 27340. (Further afield - @ 1/2 hour from Chapel Hill/Carrboro locations.) Sat., July 7, 2007, 6pm - 8pm. Outdoor Concerts will take place from 6pm - 8pm every Saturday evening featuring an array of acclaimed bands and performers. Bring a blanket or a chair and enjoy some great music by the River. (336) 376-3122.
Sat., July 14, 2007
	ClayWorks Kids' Sculpture Workshop at Market Street Books & Maps (Southern Village) Saturdays, 9-11am. For ages 6 and up. Create sculptures based on book characters with Stephanie Dimac. Call to register. $20, includes materials. 704 Market St., Southern Village, Chapel Hill. (919) 933-5111.
Sat., July 14, 2007
	*Concerts on the Lawn at the NC Museum of Art featuring Los Lobos,* NC Museum of Art, 2110 Blue Ridge Rd., Raleigh, NC Saturday, July 14, 2007 8:30pm. From the website: Longtime supporters of the NCMA concert series know that the celebrated band from East Los Angeles, Los Lobos, is a special favorite. The reason is simple: they are brilliant musicians and songwriters who never coast on their considerable laurels. Making many ?Best of 2006? lists, their latest critically acclaimed release, The Town and the City, finds them in top form, showcasing their ultimate mix of rock and blues imbued with the traditional sounds of Latin America. Admission fee for adults; children ages 6 and under admitted free on the lawn. $25 ($22 Members) Premium Reserved, $22 ($19) Reserved, $18 ($15) Lawn, $9 Children 7-12, Lawn only, Children six and under free, Lawn only. 919-715- 5923 www.ncartmuseum.org
Sun., July 15, 2007
	2007 Chapel hill Summer Concerts in The Park - Featuring Stanley Baird (Jazz music) Sunday, July 15, 6 pm at Homestead Park From the Town of Chapel Hill website: "Stanley Baird, an acclaimed musician, composer and entertainer, has not only become a household item in North Carolina but worldwide. Stanley has shared the concert stage with his mentor Donald Byrd, Najee, Alex Bugnon, Kirk Whalum, to name a few. Stan is currently gearing up for a world tour in support of the new Saxony release Traffic Jam."
Sat., July 17 2007 - 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
	Saturdays in Saxaphaw Outdoor Music Concerts 1616 Jordan Drive, Saxapahaw, NC 27340. (Further afield - @ 1/2 hour from Chapel Hill/Carrboro locations.) Sat., July 17, 2007, 6pm - 8pm. Outdoor Concerts will take place from 6pm - 8pm every Saturday evening featuring an array of acclaimed bands and performers. Bring a blanket or a chair and enjoy some great music by the River. (336) 376-3122.
Mon., July 16 - Mon. July 23, 2007
	Kids Exchange Consignment Sale & Parents Fair - "Clean your closets and fill your pockets with $$$." The Triangle's Premier Consignment Sale! (Fall & Winter clothing, toys, baby gear and more) NC State Fairgrounds, Jim Graham Building. Giant consignment fair offers gently used kids' & maternity clothes, baby equipment, furniture, toys and much more. To consign, register online; if no internet access: (205) 824-8245. General info: Julie@KidsExchange.net. To volunteer: Doris@KidsExchange.net/848-5072 (Volunteers shop first!) Business Exhibitor Space Available: Amy@KidsExchange.net This event will takes place again in January 2008 (Spring & Summer clothes). www.KidsExchange.net
Sat., July 21, 2007
	*Movies on the Lawn at the NC Museum of Art featuring the 2006 Oscar-winning film Happy Feet (2006 Best Animated Film),* NC Museum of Art, 2110 Blue Ridge Rd., Raleigh, NC Saturday, July 21, 2007 9:00 pm. View the schedule for the 2007 summer Music & Movies in the Joseph M. Bryan, Jr., Theater in the Museum Park. $3 General admission, unless otherwise noted; Free to NCMA members and children 6 and under. Members must show current membership card and photo ID at the Box Office. All movies begin at 9 p.m., unless otherwise noted. 919-715- 5923 www.ncartmuseum.org
Sat., July 28, 2007
	*Concerts on the Lawn at the NC Museum of Art featuring Doc Watson,* NC Museum of Art, 2110 Blue Ridge Rd., Raleigh, NC Saturday, July 28, 2007 8:00pm. From the website: Nothing could be finer than a summer evening of great North Carolina folk music. At age 84 the beloved master from Deep Gap, Doc Watson, has lost none of his powers. No one can pick a guitar like Doc or sing with such authority and depth. He is without peer, a Tar Heel treasure if there ever was one. Doc will be accompanied by his grandson, Richard Watson, and longtime associate Jack Lawrence. Opening for Doc are Riley Baugus and Kirk Sutphin, two wonderful younger performers of traditional Blue Ridge Mountain music, who learned directly from legendary string musicians such as Tommy Jarrell, Fred Cockerham, and Paul Sutphin. Riley sings on the soundtrack for the film version of Charles Frazier's best-selling novel Cold Mountain. Admission fee for adults; children ages 6 and under admitted free on the lawn. $25 ($22 Members) Premium Reserved, $22 ($19) Reserved, $18 ($15) Lawn, $9 Children 7-12, Lawn only, Children six and under free, Lawn only. 919-715- 5923 www.ncartmuseum.org
Sat., July 21, 2007 - 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
	Saturdays in Saxapahaw at the Saxapahaw Rivermill - 2007 EVENT INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED (@ 15 minutes from Chapel Hill) (Ongoing each Saturday, 5:00pm - 8:00pm). Featuring live music, farmers' market, games and activities for kids, and lots of fun for the whole family. (336) 376-3122 www.rivermillvillage.com/farmers.html
Sat., July 25 - Sun., August 5, 2007
	Purina Incredible Dog Team at Tweetsie Railroad (much further afield in Blowing Rock, NC) Saturday, July 25 - Sunday, August 5, 2007. Showtimes 11:00am. 1:00pm and 3:00pm. For nine exciting days, Tweetsie Railroad will play host to the world famous Purina Incredible Dog Team. Audiences of all ages will be dazzled by these unique high-energy performances showcasing a team of dynamic dogs in acrobatic freestyle routines. These dogs have delighted audiences nationwide at half-time shows and on television. Seating is on a first-come, first seated basis and reservations are not required for the shows. Event is included in the regular daily admission fee. Three shows daily in the County Fair Area. Shows are included in regular Park Admission: Adults $29, Children 3-12, $21. Children 2 & under Free. www.tweetsie.com 1-877-TWEETSIE
Fri., July 27, 2007
	Last Friday in Hillsborough Friday, July 27, 2007, 6-9pm. Last Friday is an evening of events on the last Friday of each month from April through September in Hillsborough's downtown historic district. A band is featured on the old courthouse lawn plus visual arts, dance, and literature. Businesses, galleries, studios, restaurants, and museums and historic sites remain open and offer special programs. Artists, food vendors, musicians, and craftspeople set up their wares on the sidewalks. Sponsored by the Hillsborough Arts Council. (919) 732-7741
2007 EVENT INFORMATION AND DATES TBA
	5th Annual Dog Day Afternoon - Burwell School Dog Day Afternoon - Cutest Puppy Contest and Live Music, 319 Churton Street, Hillsborough, NC 27514 2007 EVENT INFORMATION AND DATES TBA Come join dog owners, dog lovers, and dog businesses from all over the Triangle for this celebration of our beloved pets. Dogs of all shapes, sizes, and ages are welcome! This free event will include live music, demonstrations, vendors, and contests for the cutest puppy (1 year old and under), best dressed dog, and look-a-like. (Registration fee for contest participation.) Dogs must be leashed. The historic Burwell School (circa 1821) is the site of the Reverend and Mrs. Burwell's School for Young Ladies, an 1821 two-story frame house, with an 1840 brick music building, an 1840 brick necessary house, and surrounded by lovely formal gardens. www.burwellschool.org (919) 732-7451.
Sat., July 28, 2007
	Saturdays in Saxapahaw at the Saxapahaw Rivermill - 2007 EVENT INFORMATION AND DATES TBA (@ 15 minutes from Chapel Hill) (Ongoing each Saturday, 5:00pm - 8:00pm). Featuring live music, farmers' market, games and activities for kids, and lots of fun for the whole family. (336) 376-3122 www.rivermillvillage.com/farmers.html
Sat. & Sun., July 29 and 30, 2006
	BeleChere - The Southeast's Largest Free Street Festival in Asheville, NC (much further afield) Saturday, July 28 and Sunday, July 29, 2007 Live entertainment, artwork, food, carnival with kids' activities, and more. Three days, 80 bands, 6 stages. www.belecherefestival.com
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