Thia store has a ton of crafty items from local artists. There is a lot of clever art,…read moreknick-knacks, novelties, seasonal items, and even some creative car accessories like duck and skull valvestems packs. I tried a locally made bag of blueberry vanilla granola and my mind was blown. All good stuff. I plan to come back!

Fantastic collection of wonderful artisans. Beautiful things well curated. Worth the visit.read more

The home of Foothills Arts Council is a lovely historic house on Church Street. The high ceiling…read morerooms, downstairs and upstairs, serve as art galleries, displaying the varied talents of local artists. Even the outside of the house displays lovely colorful art in the form of a metal sculpture of a huge yellow daffodil on the front lawn and whimsical painted window shutters. Live music on the wrap-around porch and wine tasting sometimes accompany an opening. What a great place for a great experience in art!

Went to their glow in the dark. East dregg hunt, what a rip-off? What a joke first of all, it's not…read morehandicapped. Accessible, it covers an area of about 5 acres. There's very few places to set down, and most of them are in one area around. The food areas, the glow in the dark. Eggs didn't glow in the dark. The kids had to go way out at least 2 acres away from the main building to do the Easter egg hunt hunt. There was no lighted station to keep an eye on your kids to have your kids. Meet I was a basket case worried that our granddaughter wouldn't meet up with us again because there was people everywhere, and even though I was physically unable to walk all the way down there. And as several times about benches, three different people passed me on tractors with trailers on atvs. Nobody offered to help me walk down there. Get a chair for me. Nothing very rude, very, very rude. The place looked like a redneck thrown together. Junk pile, it was not worth $15 a person. We had to buy a coat for our granddaughter. Because it got cold and we weren't expecting that, and they sold it to us at full price. Even though the shoulders were faded from it, setting on the hanger for so long. I will never ever ever drive the hour to get there. Even if somebody paid me Oh, and the flowers that you pay to pick fifteen dollars for a vase, and you can get your flowers.They look like they wouldn't even make it twenty four hours after you picked them.They were that spent.

We are from south Florida and don't typically have farms like this around. This was such an amazing…read moreexperience. The staff was so friendly. There was so many things adult and specifically kid friendly to do. My daughter had so much fun. We got a free pumpkin, some sunflowers. We got to try hot cider for the first time which was delicious. I even sat with a native man who gave us a feather and told us so much! He was great. If I'm correct it was $13 a person? Definitely worth it!

My wife has been watching their social media posts and activity and really wanted to check them…read moreout. The farm is located about 20-25 minutes north of Winston, close to Walkertown. We arrived about 1:30pm on a Saturday afternoon. The parking area had a dozen or so cars. We proceeded to the covered barn and were immediately greeted by the family. The young man was friendly and efficient, we also learned that veterans receive free admission which was a welcome surprise, very nice touch! We also learned they have swag including shirts, baseball hats, stickers and decals. They were selling Colts signature honey and Carolina Gold oils made from sunflowers. They were down to their last bottle of garlic oil so they set it aside for us. We grabbed a bucket which was already equipped with cutters for us to cut our own sunflowers. The back field was where we were headed and the casual stroll back was enjoyable. There are beautiful flowering bushes and flower fields along the way and I was able to capture several cool pics with butterflies as well. The sunflower field was beautiful and we immediately began taking pictures. We commented that we should have brought the drone to capture the farm. We ended up cutting eight sunflowers to take home and arrange. Once up at the covered barn area they wrapped the sunflowers up and we selected our various swag items. Very cool local family business. We asked and they told us this is their sixth year. Support local and enjoy the beauty of Dogwood Farms.

Dogwood Farms is a beautiful flower farm not too far from Greensboro & Winston Salem. A trip here…read morefeels like you're transported to another world. There are flowers at almost turn. It's such a peaceful and relaxing experience. The best part is that it's so inexpensive. It only costs $5 to explore the grounds, and is $1 for picked sunflowers and $5 for 12 wildflower stems. They provide the buckets and the clippers. You get to pick whichever flowers you'd like. They'll even wrap up the flowers for you before you leave.

Tagged along with my wife and her friend ti enjoy a drink at Stonefield Cellars…read more I'd never been to this winery, but we were well greeted and welcomed into their tasting room. It seemed they had a pretty extensive list of wines to choose from. They had a large, spacious indoor area for sitting, but also a lot of outdoor space and a medium sized covered patio with fans to help with the heat. The woman working the bar was very friendly and I heard her making a number of recommendations. Personally I'm not a wine drinker, but they did also have a small selection of beers to pick from as well We had a great visit and I'd go back to enjoy a nice day, maybe when the weather begins to cool, at least a little

After all these years, SFC is still a solid wine option just outside of Winston and Greensboro…read more They off flights of 7 (your choice) regular or premium wines (upcharge, in my opinion, is worth it). The barrel x was still my personal fave, but Gato (a light, smooth Merlot blend) and mountain mama were nice in their own right. Hopefully, it won't be another four years before I'm back!

Disclosure: My cousin and husband are friends with the owners. They took my girlfriend and I here…read moreas part of a roadtrip we were doing through NC. Our first night we camped out at the end of the field and since it's towards the end of the season we had the place to ourselves. That afternoon we tubed down the Dan River for 3 hrs. For people who love spending time in nature it was heaven! Floating down the river through beautiful woods and pastures is the perfect thing to do on a lazy Summer afternoon, especially after a long drive. There's also fishing there. That night we cooked around the fire, and made music. We were joined by the owners who are very friendly and knowledgeable about the local history, sustainability, geology, agriculture and just about anything else you might want to know. Just ask Andrew! They have bathrooms with toilets, and showers (hot water)! For anyone looking for an affordable, rustic and low key destination, I can't recommend it enough.

Been going to Jessup Mill for the last four years around July 4th and other times in the year. Each…read moretime is a great experience and every time i leave I am pleased and thankful for the mill and campground being there. The staff is great. The tubing is a blast and extremely convenient. The facilities are clean which is something everyone can appreciate. This is a gem on the Dan River that should be more popular than it is. Book online and see for yourself why this place means so much to people.

Fantastic experience. The food and wine were outstanding and the staff incredible! The mountain…read moreviews, sunsets, are breathtaking. Highly suggest anyone seeking to hold an event, utilize this facility. I just cannot heap enough praise on the entire staff who are focused on making sure each person is getting a treasured experience. George Badgett Fayetteville, NC

Serre Vineyards is a little off the beaten path, but so worth it! Nestled in the beautiful Yadkin…read moreValley near Mount Airy, this was a fantastic stop on our sweet wine adventure. If you love sweeter wines, don't miss their fruit-infused wines made with a Riesling base. The peach and blackberry were light, refreshing, and perfect for a hot August day. Their bubbly wines are also a must-try! Beautiful setting, delicious wines, and definitely worth venturing off the main road to find.

Janet's shop is so much more than it's name. She is so talented and can create anything you need…read morefor a fair price. She loves custom orders!

If you need something special and unique, Janet at The Sample Store is the one to see. Janet is a…read moretalented artist who is a gem in this community. If it is possible, she will create whatever you need whether it be for a wedding or babyish or Christmas or any situation. She works hard and is extremely fair to everyone. Janet is a beloved businesswoman in this community because she has earned the respect of it through her hard work, generosity, fairness, and multi talented abilities. Go see her and you won't be let down.