A good farmers market is the cornerstone of any community, especially important in a growing area such as Hickory. Supporting local farmers, makers, and small businesses is part of it, but so is the simple act of showing up and being part of something shared is so desperately needed in this day and age.
Last night, during the MICHELIN Guide Ceremony, the first ever selections for the American South were unveiled. While none of our local restaurants made the cut in this inaugural iteration, it was still a night worth watching, there were some making the list from both Asheville and Charlotte.
The Catawba Science Center opened in 1975, originally known as the Creative Museum for Youth. It was founded by the Service League of Hickory and housed in the historic John Cilley Victorian-era home in downtown Hickory. By 1986, the center had outgrown its space and moved to its current 35,000-square-foot location at the SALT Block, where it continues to serve the community today.
Brews & Mews Cat Cafe, located in downtown Lenoir, offers the ultimate cozy experience by combining coffee and cats, all for a good cause. With its inviting storefront and warm atmosphere, this cat café is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a delightful drink while spending time with adoptable felines.
Ready to bid farewell to 2024 and welcome 2025 with a night to remember? Hickory and the surrounding areas are hosting an exciting lineup of New Year’s Eve events, perfect for adults looking to celebrate in style. From elegant fundraisers to lively parties, and everything in between, there’s no shortage of options for an unforgettable night.