Category: Downtown News

Elf on a Shelf in a Store in Lenoir

This season, holiday Elves can be found all around in Lenoir’s Downtown!  As you enjoy your holiday shopping, have fun though out the Downtown district locating the hidden Holiday Elves in participating businesses and locals. Play along by in finding the downtown Elves and support local this holiday season. Join

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Downtown Trick-or-Treating & the Mad Hatter’s Pumpkin Patch Parade

Walk around downtown Lenoir and visit businesses and merchants to collect treats! Create Halloween hats, enjoy face painters and balloon artists, and join in an actual parade! It’s spooky fun for the entire family! Friday, October 27th from 3:00-6:00 pm Participating businesses will have balloons outside their location. Children age

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Lenoir High School 100-year Celebration

Join us as we celebrate the 100 year anniversary of Lenoir High School (LHS). In celebration of this extraordinary milestone & honoring Lenoir High School’s strong music heritage, we will be hosting the North Carolina Brass Band on Friday, September 30, 2022 for a performance in the historic LHS Auditorium

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Summer Madness Series

This year’s Summer Music Madness Series will have the addition of 2 Family movies. The Downtown Stage will be alive with music and entertainment for a total of six Friday nights in a row. Starting June 10th and finishing with the Blackberry Festival’s Friday night concert on July 15th. Come

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Love the Spring

  Hosted by MoonJoy Meadery the 1st annual Love the Spring in Lenoir festival will showcase 40+ local craft vendors, as well as local food trucks and alcohol vendors. The Festival will take place in the municipal lot in front of MoonJoy Meadery on March 19th from 11am-4:30pm. Come celebrate

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2022 NC Main Street Champions

  TOGETHER WE CREATE … vibrancy from vacancy! Steven and Jamie Stewart did just that! The Stewarts took on the challenge of fully renovating a vacant 1925 two-story brick building, with deteriorating exterior brick walls, collapsing floors, and moldy walls. The Stewarts, who participated in the Moving Lenoir to the

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