I ♥︎ Main Street Awards Dinner Join us on May 30th for the I ♥︎ Main Street Awards Dinner, where we celebrate the heart and soul of our community! The evening promises to be a memorable event filled with elegance, recognition, and the spirit of Main Street. The spotlight
Welcome to the 21st Annual NC Blackberry Festival, to be held in beautiful downtown Lenoir NC. We are thrilled that you have discovered our festival, and we know that you will have some great family fun. We have 2 FUN Days of Activities: ⠀⠀ Friday, July 12th 2024 – The
Come light up the night during the 3rd annual Neon Night Ride, Friday, May 31, 2024, at Lenoir Rotary Soccer Complex Friday evening. This family-friendly ride will have lead and tail riders to keep us together as a group. We encourage you to decorate your bike ahead of time and
The Lenoir Bicycle Festival is a family-friendly event focusing on bicycling and outdoor activity. Held in Downtown Lenoir, the Lenoir Bicycle Festival gives everyone a chance to ride around on downtown streets, conquer obstacle courses and bike challenges, take bike safety and maintenance classes, and visit all our great downtown
Southern Sundown 4 Miler August 17, 2024 @ 7:00 PM Join us for a Saturday evening run on the streets of Lenoir followed by Awards and an epic post-race party hosted by Liquid Roots Brewing Project! The course will take you by amazing public art, through charming neighborhoods and past
It’s Cruise-In Time!!! First Saturday of the month: April – September 3pm-9pm October 26th, 3pm-9pm – Trunk or Treat December 1st, 12:30pm-6pm – Toy Drive: Bring a new unwrapped toy for ages 2-11 Lenoir Downtown Cruisers is a non-profit organization dedicated to all car, truck, and motorcycle enthusiasts. On the
Friday, August 30th: 3pm-10pm Saturday, August 31st: 12pm-10pm Sunday, September 1st: 12pm-7pm The annual tattoo convention hosted by Carolina Distillery will be held in Downtown Lenoir, North Carolina. Tattoo artists from across the country come together in a hometown setting to tattoo over the weekend. An opportunity to meet or
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER HISTORY In the early 1950s, an evangelical movement called for Congress and the President to proclaim a National Day of Prayer. The movement grew and a young leader, Evangelist Billy Graham, led services for approximately 20,000 on the steps of the Capitol on February 3, 1952.
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