PBA Member Meeting Aug21
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Doris Betts Book Club at Pittsboro Presbyterian Church
Pittsboro Presbyterian Church 95 East Street, Pittsboro, NCLast Tuesday of every month at 11am Fellowship Hall Join us for the Doris Betts Book Club meeting for a lively discussion of this month’s book. How does it work? Group members select books, both fiction and nonfiction, with themes and challenges that draw us to consider the role of faith and spirituality in our lives. Didn’t finish the book? (or even read it?!) Come anyway and enjoy the fellowship, conversation and intellectual stimulation. Have a book you’ve read that you’d love to discuss? Come and propose it to the group! We look forward to seeing you there. August 2021 Book: Caste by Isabel Wilkerson
Perch Coworking Ribbon Cutting
Perch Coworking 102 Hillsboro Street, Pittsboro, NCJoin us to celebrate the opening of the Chatham Chamber's Pittsboro office and Perch Coworking.
First Sunday!
Downtown Pittsboro 9 Hillsboro St, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesFirst Sunday will return in September 2021. Downtown Pittsboro.
PBA Member Meeting Sept21
Join us! Former Pittsboro Mayor Cindy Perry will be the guest speaker.
Holiday Hoop Art class at The Creative Goat
The Creative Goat 984 Thompson Street Suite F, Pittsboro, NCHoop art is so colorful and is the perfect project for beginner or expert stitcher. Over the fall season, we will create various fall and Christmas theme art projects August/September – Fall (Sunflower/Pumpkin) October -Halloween/Thanksgiving November – Christmas
Chatham 250: Sidewalk Chalk Art Show
Creative Arts Celebration Theme Event: Sidewalk Chalk Festival Saturday, September 11, 2021 Sponsored by Carolina Meadows Residents are invited to express their creativity by joining Chatham 250 at the Sidewalk Chalk Festival Saturday, September 11th from noon - 4:00 p.m. Community Members are welcome to participate on site at the Park at Briar Chapel or send in a photo of their masterpiece that they created at their own home. The competition will be split into age divisions and the winner will be selected by a panel of judges. "Whether participating or spectating, people can look forward to celebrating Chatham 250 using sidewalk chalk as a creative outlet. I am excited to have people from across the county, and of all ages, show off their creativity and love for Chatham County," said Mallory Peterson, Program Supervisor with Chatham County Parks and Recreation and co-liaison for the Chatham 250 Events and Activities committee. Learn more by visiting the Chatham 250 Sidewalk Chalk Festival event page. 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.
Vendorpalooza!
Chatham Mills 480 Hillsboro St, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesThis Saturday is week two of the market's Fall Vendorpalooza! We will be hosting local visiting farmers, artists, and craftspeople for two more Saturdays - September 18th and 25th! Check out the list of new friends that will be coming to market with us each week! https://www.chathammillsfarmersmarket.com/vendorpalooza/
Hewitt Pottery Pop up Shop
Hewitt Pottery 424 Johnny Burke Rd, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesSaturday, September 18, 10 am - 6 pm. Pop Up Shop at Hewitt Pottery.
Chatham’s Black History
Chatham County Agriculture & Conference Center 1192 US-64 BUS, Pittsboro, NCThis month marks the 100th anniversary of an event that is part of what has been called Chatham’s “hidden history” — a part of our history that we would rather not acknowledge. That event was the last recorded lynching in Chatham County. On Sunday morning, September 18, 1921, Eugene Daniel (or Daniels) was taken from jail in Pittsboro and murdered by a mob of Chatham County men for a crime he was alleged to have committed the prior Friday night. It’s tempting to speculate that the telephone may have enabled the mob to assemble so quickly. A similar mob, reported to have come from a wide area, had rapidly assembled a few weeks prior in a thwarted attempt to lynch an accused murderer. That prisoner had been removed to Raleigh for safety. It may be that a general lust for “lynch law” found in Daniel an easy replacement. The crime that sixteen-year-old Daniel stood accused of was entering an occupied dwelling at night. It was surmised that he intended to harm a young white woman who lived there. Subsequently, some have speculated that perhaps, if indeed Daniel was in the house as accused, he was seeking the family’s Black maid. Because justice was subverted by the mob, which brutally murdered Daniels before any evidence was collected or he got to tell his side of the story, we will never know the truth of what happened on the night of the accused crime. We do know that no one was held accountable for the young man’s murder. Some people will remember that the Pittsboro jailer, Taylor, was deaf, and, lacking the power of speech, was unable to turn back the mob with the dramatic oral delivery often seen in movies and novels. We can only hope that he tried. The editorial […]
Molded Resin class at The Creative Goat
The Creative Goat 984 Thompson Street Suite F, Pittsboro, NCThe first class is to get you started into the world of resin. Since resin can be tricky and it's not a cheap product, its best to learn and try avoiding expensive mistakes.
Liquidambar Fall Reopening
Liquidambar Gallery will be closed until September 22, 2021. Look for lots of new art in the gallery!
Vendorpalooza!
Chatham Mills 480 Hillsboro St, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesThis Saturday is week two of the market's Fall Vendorpalooza! We will be hosting local visiting farmers, artists, and craftspeople for two more Saturdays - September 18th and 25th! Check out the list of new friends that will be coming to market with us each week! https://www.chathammillsfarmersmarket.com/vendorpalooza/
Doris Betts Book Club at Pittsboro Presbyterian Church
Pittsboro Presbyterian Church 95 East Street, Pittsboro, NCLast Tuesday of every month at 11am Fellowship Hall Join us for the Doris Betts Book Club meeting for a lively discussion of this month’s book. How does it work? Group members select books, both fiction and nonfiction, with themes and challenges that draw us to consider the role of faith and spirituality in our lives. Didn’t finish the book? (or even read it?!) Come anyway and enjoy the fellowship, conversation and intellectual stimulation. Have a book you’ve read that you’d love to discuss? Come and propose it to the group! We look forward to seeing you there.
Yoga with Liz Harden at Perch Coworking
Perch Coworking 102 Hillsboro Street, Pittsboro, NCJoin us for a mid day yoga class with certified instructor Liz Harden. This well-balanced class is composed of light poses and stretches-no need to be flexible to attend.
Music at Mosaic
In celebration of Parade of Homes, MOSAIC at Chatham Park is hosting free concerts and makers markets the first three weekends in October. Check the link for any updates and weather information. Join us for free live music, food, fun and first looks! OCT 1: Liquid Pleasure OCT 2: Yankee South + makers market hosted by The MAKRS Society Explore Chatham Park with a scavenger hunt + food (12-5pm) OCT 8: Beggar’s Banquet OCT 9: Counterclockwise String Band + makers market hosted by Pop-Up Raleigh OCT 15: Chatham Rabbits with opening artist Shay Martin Lovette + Bluegrass Experience Dedication of Tommy Edwards stage OCT 16: Carolina Bluegrass Band + makers market* *Contact Adriane Karlinski if you are interested in being a vendor at the 10/16 makers market Event lawn opens: 4pm for Friday night concerts (5pm-8:30pm) 1pm for Saturday concert + makers market (1pm-5pm) Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Food, beer + wine available for purchase. Location: MOSAIC Family Commons (event lawn) near 51 Mosaic Blvd, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Triangle Parade of Homes in Chatham Park
Several homes in Chatham Park will be stops on the 2021 Parade of Homes tour. Check the Triangle Parade of Homes website for details closer to the first weekend.
Music at Mosaic
In celebration of Parade of Homes, MOSAIC at Chatham Park is hosting free concerts and makers markets the first three weekends in October. Check the link for any updates and weather information. Join us for free live music, food, fun and first looks! OCT 1: Liquid Pleasure OCT 2: Yankee South + makers market hosted by The MAKRS Society Explore Chatham Park with a scavenger hunt + food (12-5pm) OCT 8: Beggar’s Banquet OCT 9: Counterclockwise String Band + makers market hosted by Pop-Up Raleigh OCT 15: Chatham Rabbits with opening artist Shay Martin Lovette + Bluegrass Experience Dedication of Tommy Edwards stage OCT 16: Carolina Bluegrass Band + makers market* *Contact Adriane Karlinski if you are interested in being a vendor at the 10/16 makers market Event lawn opens: 4pm for Friday night concerts (5pm-8:30pm) 1pm for Saturday concert + makers market (1pm-5pm) Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Food, beer + wine available for purchase. Location: MOSAIC Family Commons (event lawn) near 51 Mosaic Blvd, Pittsboro, NC 27312
First Sunday, Oct 2021
Downtown Pittsboro 9 Hillsboro St, Pittsboro, NC, United StatesCome out and enjoy a bit of Pittsboro's downtown charm. This family friendly event is free to attend. Artisans, non-profits, and local businesses will be out and about as we enjoy some sweet treats. Come out and enjoy a Please fill out the application.bit of Pittsboro's downtown charm. This family friendly event is free to attend. Artisans, non-profits, and local businesses will be out and about as we enjoy some sweet treats. Would you like to be a vendor at First Sunday? Please fill out an application.
Music at Mosaic
In celebration of Parade of Homes, MOSAIC at Chatham Park is hosting free concerts and makers markets the first three weekends in October. Check the link for any updates and weather information. Join us for free live music, food, fun and first looks! OCT 1: Liquid Pleasure OCT 2: Yankee South + makers market hosted by The MAKRS Society Explore Chatham Park with a scavenger hunt + food (12-5pm) OCT 8: Beggar’s Banquet OCT 9: Counterclockwise String Band + makers market hosted by Pop-Up Raleigh OCT 15: Chatham Rabbits with opening artist Shay Martin Lovette + Bluegrass Experience Dedication of Tommy Edwards stage OCT 16: Carolina Bluegrass Band + makers market* *Contact Adriane Karlinski if you are interested in being a vendor at the 10/16 makers market Event lawn opens: 4pm for Friday night concerts (5pm-8:30pm) 1pm for Saturday concert + makers market (1pm-5pm) Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Food, beer + wine available for purchase. Location: MOSAIC Family Commons (event lawn) near 51 Mosaic Blvd, Pittsboro, NC 27312
