PBA Member Meeting May21
Zoom MeetingChatham County Commissioner Mike Dasher will join us on Zoom to update PBA members on county activities that affect Pittsboro.
Chatham 250 Passport Program
Chatham 250 Passport Overview Welcome to the Chatham 250 Passport Experience! Each of the five Chatham 250 Passports - Creative Arts, Growth and Change, Community and Diversity, Agriculture and Natural Environment - offer nearly 20 safe, accessible, and fun activities designed to help you explore Chatham County in honor of this 250th anniversary. Chatham 250 Passport Chatham 250 Passport
Meet Rednap Howell (re-enactment)
Historic Chatham County Courthouse 9 Hillsboro St., Pittsboro, NC, United StatesRednap Howell was one of the key leaders of the War of Regulation in North Carolina from 1765 to 1771. A musician as well as school master, Howell earned the title Poet of the War of Regulation by writing songs which spread the news of the corruption of the local officials and kept the flames of the Regulation Movement growing. Hear first-hand Rednap's recount of the War of Regulation in North Carolina at this reenactment. Public invited. Free event. UPDATE: Masks and distancing as the Governor directs.
NAOT Shoe Online Shopping
Join New Horizons Downtown for an online shopping event! RSVP in the comments on the Facebook page. Link to Zoom - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86109562547 Saturday, May 22nd 11 am - 12 pm
Battle of Alamance Re-enacting!
Historic Chatham County Courthouse 9 Hillsboro St., Pittsboro, NC, United StatesCome to the Chatham Historical Museum (or call in on Zoom) to learn more about local history. Details TBD.
Reboot classes for Small Businesses
Please share this information with business owners in your community. It is a free series and open to anyone! Links to register is in each session description below. *About the 3 Part Reboot 2021 Series: The Reboot 2021 Webinar Series is a 3-part workshop series on business recovery and resiliency following the COVID-19 crisis. Participants will learn from business advisors and experts in the key areas of (1) marketing, (2) finances, and (3) operations. This series is a partnership between the NC Main Street and Rural Planning Center, SBCN and SBTDC. Should have some good information that will be very applicable to your business owners. ***************************************************************** MAY 27, 2021: REBOOT 2021: UPDATING YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY FOR A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD-ONLINE As your clients and target audience start to ramp back up in the upcoming 'Post-Pandemic' period, it's important to review your social media profiles and pages to be sure they are clear and focused in ways to appeal to your target audience. In this session, we will discuss ideas and best practices you can use with your LinkedIn Profile, LinkedIn Company Page(s), Facebook Page(s), Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter accounts to amplify your online message and create more opportunities for your target audience to discover your business, connect with you and then get into business conversations with you. Come to this 1.5-hour virtual session with questions about your use of social media in your business and we will help you to achieve more of your business goals using social media. Speaker(s): Teddy Burriss Thursday, May 27, 2021, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM Register online: https://www.ncsbc.net/events.aspx?mode=4 or call (828) 327-7000, ext. 4117 ***************************************************************** JUNE 3, 2021: REBOOT 2021: YOUR BUSINESS-ONLINE What’s a common reason for business difficulty and business closings? Poor cash flow management! This one hour webinar explains how to get a handle […]
Chatham 250: Chatham County History of Communities of Color
Growth and Change Event (Series): Chatham County History of Communities of Color May 28, June 11 and June 19, 2021 Sponsored by Deep River Chapter Pittsboro, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) The public is invited to join the Chatham Community Library for a three-part virtual lecture series chronicling the history of communities of color in Chatham County. The first lecture is in honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month and will occur on Friday, May 28th from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. The lecture titled “We Are Proud Americans: Asian American Pacific Islanders Honor Their Heritage” will include a live panel discussion moderated by Anna-Rhesa Versola Kallam, Managing Editor of Chatham Magazine. The second lecture titled “Chatham County – Discovering Our Heritage Through Genealogy” will focus on the genealogical and heritage resources available through the County’s public libraries and other related resources and will occur on Friday, June 11th from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The series will conclude with a much-anticipated lecture titled “From Slavery to Freedom: A History of African Americans in Chatham County” on Saturday, June 19th from 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. This lecture, by Charles Johnson, Associate Professor and Director of Public History at North Carolina Central University, is also part of Juneteenth Celebrations in Chatham County. All lectures will occur virtually, and pre-registration is required to access the login information. Interested participants can learn more and RSVP by visiting the Chatham 250 event page: https://www.chatham250.com/event-details/chatham-county-history-of-communities-of-color, or by visiting the Chatham County Calendar: https://www.chathamcountync.gov/government/county-calendar. Learn more about Chatham 250 Events and Passport Experience For more information on Chatham 250 events and activities, residents may visit www.chatham250.com, or follow Chatham County on Twitter and Facebook. People may RSVP on Facebook for the events. Facebook events can be found on the Chatham […]
Tiger Day Fun Run Registration
Join Carolina Tiger Rescue in its 2nd Annual Tiger Day 5K fun run, with all proceeds benefiting the amazing animals who call the sanctuary home! Register yourself or your team, then walk, run, or ride a 5K, by yourself or with friends, anytime between July 22nd and July 29th. We’ll wrap up with a virtual celebration on July 29th for International Tiger Day! Your $35 registration fee benefits all of the cats at the sanctuary AND includes a Tiger Day 5K commemorative t-shirt!
Reboot classes for Small Businesses: Cash Flow
Please share this information with business owners in your community. It is a free series and open to anyone! Links to register is in each session description below. *About the 3 Part Reboot 2021 Series: The Reboot 2021 Webinar Series is a 3-part workshop series on business recovery and resiliency following the COVID-19 crisis. Participants will learn from business advisors and experts in the key areas of (1) marketing, (2) finances, and (3) operations. This series is a partnership between the NC Main Street and Rural Planning Center, SBCN and SBTDC. Should have some good information that will be very applicable to your business owners. ***************************************************************** JUNE 3, 2021: REBOOT 2021: YOUR BUSINESS-ONLINE What’s a common reason for business difficulty and business closings? Poor cash flow management! This one hour webinar explains how to get a handle on the cash flow of your business and create a cash flow plan/projection to trouble-shoot issues before they become critical. Our webinar leaders with local accounting firm Davidson, Holland, Whitesell & Co., PLLC share their experience and a template so that attendees can create cash flow plans for their individual company. Co-Sponsor(s): Davidson, Holland, Whitesell & Co., PLLC Thursday, June 3, 2021, 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Register online: https://www.ncsbc.net/events.aspx?mode=4 or call (828) 327-7000, ext. 4117 ***************************************************************** JULY 13, 2021: REBOOT 2021: HOW TO FIND, HIRE, AND RETAIN EMPLOYEES Registration and Course Description Coming Soon - Check out the Seminars and Workshop Page from the NC Small Business Center for this webinar and the MANY other offerings available to you!
Let’s Go Local Burger Challenge!
Exactly how local can your NC burger get? Chatham Marketplace is partnering with Firsthand Foods for the Let’s Go Local Burger Challenge - and it has started! You have until July 3rd to build your local burger, and on the Fourth of July two people will win $150 in local prizes! Here’s how to enter: ? Build your local burger at home using ALL North Carolina ingredients, starting with a base of Firsthand Foods ground beef. ? Grab your local ingredients right here at Chatham Marketplace. ? Post a picture of your local burger (or of you eating it!). In your post, be sure to: Use the #LetsGoLocalBurger hashtag Tag @firsthandfoods + @chathammarketplace For a better chance of winning, tag all the local producers who made the ingredients on your burger! ? TWO winners will be picked on July 4th and EACH winner will receive $150 in gift cards to participating markets! EVERYONE who participates gets a snazzy pair of Firsthand Foods socks (while supplies last). ? ? The winner will be chosen based on creativity + quantity of local goods used in making of the burger! Let’s go local, friends! #LetsGoLocalBurger #BurgerChallenge #FirsthandFoods #MeatLocal #ShopLocal #EatLocal
PBA Member Meeting Jun21
The Sycamore at Chatham Mills 480 Hillsboro Street, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesJoin us in person to hear Pittsboro Fire Chief Daryl Griffin talk about how the Pittsboro Fire Department works.
Hewitt Pottery Summer Kiln Opening
Hewitt Pottery 424 Johnny Burke Rd, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesMark has been working by himself this firing cycle, and has created dozens of glorious mugs, pitchers, plates, bowls, slab dishes, vases ~ and so much more. We are looking forward to sharing them with you at our June Kiln Opening! Our large barn/showroom makes physical distancing easy, we will ask that you wear your face covering, and always, families are welcome. We have swings!
Chatham 250: Chatham County History of Communities of Color #2
Growth and Change Event (Series): Chatham County History of Communities of Color May 28, June 11 and June 19, 2021 Sponsored by Deep River Chapter Pittsboro, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) The public is invited to join the Chatham Community Library for a three-part virtual lecture series chronicling the history of communities of color in Chatham County. The second lecture titled “Chatham County – Discovering Our Heritage Through Genealogy” will focus on the genealogical and heritage resources available through the County’s public libraries and other related resources and will occur on Friday, June 11th from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The series will conclude with a much-anticipated lecture titled “From Slavery to Freedom: A History of African Americans in Chatham County” on Saturday, June 19th from 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. This lecture, by Charles Johnson, Associate Professor and Director of Public History at North Carolina Central University, is also part of Juneteenth Celebrations in Chatham County. All lectures will occur virtually, and pre-registration is required to access the login information. Interested participants can learn more and RSVP by visiting the Chatham 250 event page: https://www.chatham250.com/event-details/chatham-county-history-of-communities-of-color, or by visiting the Chatham County Calendar: https://www.chathamcountync.gov/government/county-calendar. Learn more about Chatham 250 Events and Passport Experience For more information on Chatham 250 events and activities, residents may visit www.chatham250.com, or follow Chatham County on Twitter and Facebook. People may RSVP on Facebook for the events. Facebook events can be found on the Chatham 250 website: www.chatham250.com/chatham250-events. Another great way to stay up to date with Chatham 250 activities is to register for the Chatham 250 Passport Experience through the Chatham 250 website home page: www.chatham250.com or Passport page: www.Chatham250.com/passportoverview. Registered participants will receive monthly updates throughout the Passport Experience. Already more than 100 individuals have registered to participate […]
Hewitt Pottery Summer Kiln Opening
Hewitt Pottery 424 Johnny Burke Rd, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesMark has been working by himself this firing cycle, and has created dozens of glorious mugs, pitchers, plates, bowls, slab dishes, vases ~ and so much more. We are looking forward to sharing them with you at our June Kiln Opening! Our large barn/showroom makes physical distancing easy, we will ask that you wear your face covering, and always, families are welcome. We have swings!
Chatham250: Open Mic at the Library
Chatham Community Library Virtual Open Mic (Registration Required!) Wednesday, June 16, 3:00 - 4:30 pm Come join the Chatham Community Library online as they host their Virtual Open Mic on the 3rd Wednesday of the Month from 3- 4:30pm! Chatham Community Library invites you to share your art with us, whether you sing, play, write, dance, or act. The program starts at 3:00 pm with a series of nine (9) 10-minute open-mic slots. If you don’t want to perform, please join us
CORE Juneteeth!
Chatham Organizing for Racial Equity - CORE will host its 4th annual Chatham County Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 19 from 10AM to 2PM at the Pittsboro Fair Grounds (191 Fairgrounds Rd, Pittsboro). This year’s celebration will include food, children’s activities, entertainment and a black business expo. There will also be an on-site COVID-19 vaccination clinic provided by UNC Health. For more information visit CORE’s Facebook event page. Learn more about this event and other Chatham 250 Passport activities at www.chatham250.com
Chatham 250: Chatham County History of Communities of Color #3
Growth and Change Event (Series): Chatham County History of Communities of Color May 28, June 11 and June 19, 2021 Sponsored by Deep River Chapter Pittsboro, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) The public is invited to join the Chatham Community Library for a three-part virtual lecture series chronicling the history of communities of color in Chatham County. The series will conclude with a much-anticipated lecture titled “From Slavery to Freedom: A History of African Americans in Chatham County” on Saturday, June 19th from 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. This lecture, by Charles Johnson, Associate Professor and Director of Public History at North Carolina Central University, is also part of Juneteenth Celebrations in Chatham County. All lectures will occur virtually, and pre-registration is required to access the login information. Interested participants can learn more and RSVP by visiting the Chatham 250 event page: https://www.chatham250.com/event-details/chatham-county-history-of-communities-of-color, or by visiting the Chatham County Calendar: https://www.chathamcountync.gov/government/county-calendar. Learn more about Chatham 250 Events and Passport Experience For more information on Chatham 250 events and activities, residents may visit www.chatham250.com, or follow Chatham County on Twitter and Facebook. People may RSVP on Facebook for the events. Facebook events can be found on the Chatham 250 website: www.chatham250.com/chatham250-events. Another great way to stay up to date with Chatham 250 activities is to register for the Chatham 250 Passport Experience through the Chatham 250 website home page: www.chatham250.com or Passport page: www.Chatham250.com/passportoverview. Registered participants will receive monthly updates throughout the Passport Experience. Already more than 100 individuals have registered to participate in the Passport Experience, and more community members are encouraged to sign up for these fun, unique and memorable activities.
Book Signing at Liquidambar
Liquidambar Gallery & Gifts 80 Hillsboro St, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesThis is a special book-signing with Dr. Angela Rosenberg and her new book Nine Perfect Petals - The Enneagram for Flower Gardeners. In this beautiful book, local Chatham County, NC author, Dr. Angela Rosenberg, uses gardening practices and particular flowers to help readers appreciate the Enneagram nine types. Chapters detail characteristics, strengths, challenges, and pathways for individual growth and well-being. Thought-provoking quotes and exquisite original drawings, make this book a must for any reader interested in the Enneagram, and for anyone, gardener or not, who seeks to understand their own personality—and blossom. Eminently sharable, you’ll want all your family, friends, and coworkers to discover their types. Personalized, signed hardcover and paperback copies will be available on Saturday! Hardcover $30.00 Paperback $20.00 If you know of someone who may be interested in this event, please invite them! This is open to everyone!
Happy Hour at Perch Coworking
Perch Coworking 102 Hillsboro Street, Pittsboro, NCStop by Perch Coworking in downtown Pittsboro, check out the space, and chat with the members.
Chatham 250: Natural Environment Event: Great Chatham County Camp Out
Natural Environment Event: Great Chatham County Camp Saturday, June 26, 2021 Sponsored by Central Electric Chatham County families are invited to spend the night camping at a designated campsite, in their own backyard, or even in a homemade fort in their living room. Participants can follow along on their own time with many community organizations that will be releasing videos about camping tips and the natural environment of Chatham County. “B. Everett Jordan Dam is looking forward to partnering with Chatham 250 on the Great Chatham County Camp Out by offering a one-night-only camping experience,” said Blake Johnson, Natural Resource Specialist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at B. Everett Jordan Lake. “We’re planning multiple cultural and nature programs for the in-person campout, including storytelling with a Bynum Front Porch storyteller, a campfire sing-a-long, guided hikes and ranger programs with the staff from B. Everett Jordan Dam. We hope to also live stream these programs for our remote campers. It should be an unforgettable night!” Learn more about Chatham 250 Events and Passport Experience For more information on Chatham 250 events and activities, residents may visit www.chatham250.com, or follow Chatham County on Twitter and Facebook. People may RSVP on Facebook for the events. Facebook events can be found on the Chatham 250 website: www.chatham250.com/chatham250-events. Another great way to stay up to date with Chatham 250 activities is to register for the Chatham 250 Passport Experience through the Chatham 250 website home page: www.chatham250.com or Passport page: www.Chatham250.com/passportoverview. Registered participants will receive monthly updates throughout the Passport Experience. Already more than 100 individuals have registered to participate in the Passport Experience, and more community members are encouraged to sign up for these fun, unique and memorable activities.
