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N.C. Ski Reports
 

Event Calander 2006

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June 6
Beech Mountain Guided Hike:
The West Bowl Trail is a 2.5 mile loop following a 100-year-old logging road. For details call 828-387-4838 or visit www.hikebeechmountain.com

June 9
Showdown at Sugar Mountain
Bike Race. NORBA National Championship Event. Enjoy spectacular competition as a participant, on the sidelines, or from the ski lift. Kid’s fun races, an expo center, food and drink to satisfy your appetite, unique prizes and more.

June 10
High Country Community Yard Sale
on Beech Mountain 8am until 1pm. Call 800-438-7325

June 15 - August 12
Horn in the West
7:00 pm Boone, NC Enjoy the compelling story of American hero Daniel Boone and the intrepid settlers of America in their journey westward. Admission. Call 828-264-2120

June 16
High Country Community Yard Sale, Beech Mountain in the field across from the Chamber of Commerce from 8am-1pm. Friends and neighbors get together to sell and swap their prized possessions. Booth spaces can be rented from the Beech Mtn Chamber of Commerce for a fee of $10.00. 828-387-9283

June 16 – 18
Brown Mountain Lights Festival.
Experience the magic of the fabled Brown Mountain Lights in the beautiful Historic Village of Linville Falls! Music, storytellers, food, art & crafts, guided evening tours to Wiseman’s View to seek the lights. Call 828-766-6284

June 17
Kiddo Fishing Derby
Open to all children ages 4 to 12. This event is free and is sponsored by the member businesses that comprise the Beech Mountain Chamber of Commerce. Registration is at 8 AM and the derby begins at 9 AM. Call (828) 387-9283 for additional information.

June 17
Dancing In The Streets
at Beech Mountain. Music starts at 7 PM weather permitting. This is a free event. For additional information, call (898) 387-9283.

June 20
Beech Mountain Guided Hike:
Westerly Hills consists of more than 4.5 miles of moderately difficult trails. Trail offers an undisturbed area with easy grades and wooded scenery. For details call 828-387-4838 or visit www.hikebeechmountain.com

June 25
82nd Annual Singing on the Mountain
McRae Meadows at Grandfather Mountain. All day gospel sing, church bazaar, and dinner-on-the-grounds held in a meadow at the base of Grandfather Mountain. Call 828-733-1333 or 800-468-7325

June 28 – JULY 3
Lees-McRae Summer Theatre
presents A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - Tickets are $23 for adults and $12 for children and students; Saturday matinee tickets are $18 for adults and $8 for children and students. For more information call 828-898-8709, Banner Elk.

June 30-July 1
Independence weekend in Mountains #1 at Great Train Robbery in Banner Elk. Award show with finest artists and crafters from around the country come to show handmade work. Call (828) 898-8645 for info or directions.

July 1-29
Appalachian Summer Festival ASU
A month-long spectacular celebration of music, dance, theatre, and visual arts. Selected a Top 20 Event in the Southeast by the Southeast Tourism Society. Call 800-841-ARTS

July – September
Weekend lift rides at Sugar Mountain
- Saturday and Sunday, 10 am – 5:30pm. Enjoy the breathtaking 45 minute lift ride of the scenic high country. Sugar mountain resort: banner elk. 800-784-2768 lift rides are $8* for a one-time ride, and $22 for an all day ticket. * June 10-11, 2006: $10

 

July 1
48th Annual Pig Roast
at Beech Mountain. Home-cooked BBQ, fun walk races, music, children’s activities, dancing and fireworks! 800-468-5506, Beech Mountain.

July 1-2
Independence Weekend Show
. Fine Art & Craft Show with awards at the Great Train Robbery & Emporium in Banner Elk. Saturday from 10-5; Sunday from 10-4. Sponsored by Mountain Top Promotions. Call 828-733-0675.

July 4
Independence Day Parade
, downtown Boone. Call 828-262-4532 for more information

July 6
The Bear: Assault on Grandfather
, 7pm, Grandfather Mountain. A five-mile road race that climbs 1,568 feet in elevation from Linville to the summit of Grandfather Mountain. Part of Highland Games. Admission charged. Call 828-263-5207 or 800-468-7325

July 6-9
Grandfather Mountain Highland Games
McRae Meadows at Grandfather Mountain Over one hundred Scottish clans and societies sponsor this celebration of Scottish dance, music and athletics. Admission. Call 828-733-1333

July 9
Summer Sunday Concert
, Fred’s Gazebo, 7pm - 8:30pm Weather Permitting – Free. Freds General Mercantile on Beech Mountain. Call 828-387-4838

July 8
The Grandfather Mountain Marathon
Grandfather Mountain-Billed as “America’s Toughest” marathon. Part of Highland Games. Admission. Call 828-263-5207 or 800-468-7325

July 14-20
Lees-McRae Summer Theatre
presents Forever Plaid - One of the most popular and successful musicals in recent memory. Tickets are $23 for adults and $12 for children and students; Saturday matinee tickets are $18 for adults and $8 for children and students. For more information call 828-898-8709, Banner Elk.

July 15 – 16
Banner Elk Fine Art and Mastercraft Festival.
An eclectic gathering of artists and master crafters from fine art to iron works and glass blowers. 10am – 4pm. Call 828-898-5605

July 16
Summer Sunday Concert
, Fred’s Gazebo, 7pm - 8:30pm Weather Permitting – Free. Freds General Mercantile on Beech Mountain. Call 828-387-4838

July 18
Beech Mountain Guided Hike:
The Smoketree Trail is an almost level pathway winding 2 miles through woods and offers a small waterfall and blackberries for picking. For details call 828-387-4838 or visit www.hikebeechmountain.com

July 22
Dancing In The Streets
at Beech Mountain. Music starts at 7 PM weather permitting. This is a free event, brought to you by the members of the Beech Mountain Chamber of Commerce. Call (898) 387-9283 or 800-468-5506.

July 23
Summer Sunday Concert
, Fred’s Gazebo, 7pm - 8:30pm Weather Permitting – Free. Freds General Mercantile on Beech Mountain. Call 828-387-4838

July 26
Rods in the Park Classic Car, Truck, & Vintage Bike Show
. Over 45 classes from Antique pre-30’s through 1989. McRae Meadows at Grandfather Mountain. Admission charged. Rain date Sept. 2. 828-963-2723.

July 28-29
On-The-Square Arts and Crafts Festival
, Avery Arts Council, Downtown Square in Newland

July 30
Summer Sunday Concert
, Fred’s Gazebo, 7pm - 8:30pm Weather Permitting – Free. Freds General Mercantile on Beech Mountain. Call 828-387-4838

August 1
Beech Mountain Guided Hike:
The Beech Creek Bog Trail follows a unique 12,000-year-old mountain bog. Now a state park, the bog is adjacent to the town of Beech Mountain.

August 2-7
Lees-McRae Summer Theatre
presents Crazy for You - A high energy comedy which includes mistaken identity, plot twists and fabulous dance. Tickets are $23 for adults and $12 for children and students; Saturday matinee tickets are $18 for adults and $8 for children and students. Call 828-898-8709.

August 5
25th Annual Crafts on the Green
from 9- 4 at Beech Mountain. An all day market featuring many of the area’s finest crafters, music and food! Call 828-387-4838 or 800-468-5506

August 6
Summer Sunday Concert,
Fred’s Gazebo, 7pm - 8:30pm Weather Permitting – Free. Freds General Mercantile on Beech Mountain. Call 828-387-4838

August 12
Watauga County Farmers’ Market
hosts Customer Appreciation Day. Music and Food along with the regular Farmers’ Market fun! For information call 828-297-1914

August 12
Dancing In The Streets
at Beech Mountain. Music starts at 7 PM weather permitting. This is a free event. For additional information, call (898) 387-9283.

August 13
Summer Sunday Concert
, Fred’s Gazebo, 7pm - 8:30pm Weather Permitting – Free. Freds General Mercantile on Beech Mountain. Call 828-387-4838

August 15
Beech Mountain Guided Hike
: The Wild Iris Trail is 2 miles of woodland terrain with moderate elevation. Trail offers a small cave to explore and blackberries are available for picking. For details call 828-387-4838 or visit www.hikebeechmountain.com

August 19-20
56th Annual Camera Clinic
Grandfather Mountain All professional and serious amateur photographers are invited to attend the Grandfather Mountain Camera Clinic free of charge. No membership in any organization is required, however, registration is necessary for free admission to the attraction. Call 800-468-7325

August 26
Rods in the Park
McRae Meadows, off US 221 at Grandfather Mountain. Gates open at 8:00 a.m. (Rain date is Sept. 2). Admission benefits the American Red Cross disaster relief program.

August 26-27
Fine Arts & Mastercrafts Show,
Banner Elk. Artists participating will have watercolors, sculptures, pottery and jewelry, hand-crafted furniture, hand-woven clothing, hand-crafted leather, and more. 10am-5pm. Call 828-898-5605

September 2 - 3
Mile High Kite Festival
On Beech Mountian This is a free event sponsored by the members of the Beech Mtn Chamber of Commerce. Kites can be purchased at the event or bring your own. The festival begins at 10 AM. Free Parking. For additional information call (828) 387-9283

September 2-3
Labor Day Weekend Fine Art & Craft Show
with awards at the Great Train Robbery & Emporium in Banner Elk. Saturday from 10-5; Sunday from 10-4. Sponsored by Mountain Top Promotions. Call 828-733-0675

September 8 - 9
Boone Bluegrass Fest
High Country Fairgrounds, Boone. Presented by the Lost Ridge Productions. Free camping with advance ticket purchase (sorry, no hookups). Great food, arts, crafts, instruments. This is a family event! No alcohol, no coolers in concert area. Bring your lawn chairs and blanket. Call (828)262-1188 or 866-262-1188 Ronnie or JoAnn Moretz or visit boonebluegrassfest.com

September 16
34th Annual American Girl Scout Day
Grandfather Mountain-All Girl Scouts and troop leaders are admitted free with proof of membership. Discount admission for other family members. Naturalist Jesse Pope will be offering free nature programs throughout the day. Call 800-468-7325

September 17
Bridge-To-Bridge Incredible Challenge
Bike Ride Grandfather Mountain-This 102-mile bike ride departs the Lenoir Mall and makes its way uphill to the Mile High Swinging Bridge. Registration fee. Call 828-726-0616 or 800-468-7325

October 21-22
The 29th annual Woolly Worm Festival is October 21-22 at Banner Elk Elementary School in downtown Banner Elk, NC The festival is from 10 AM to 5 PM each day.

December 16-17
SugarFest '06
Consumer demos, contests, a snowboard exhibition, an ice sculpter exhibition, fireworks, food, drink, dancing and more! A fun filled weekend at Sugar Mountain, North Carolina

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