Sunday Concert – Ace Party Band
Bicentennial Park 135 Sunset Ave, Asheboro, NC, United States
Free
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The Fun Factory
Asheboro Public Library 201 Worth St, Asheboro, NC, United StatesNo Registration required for Asheboro special events. Special events are fun for the whole family. All events will take place at Asheboro Public Library. Groups of 5 or more, please courtesy call ahead at 336-318-6804. This interactive program reminds us that when we work together, anything is possible! Young readers will help an incredible factory […]
Free
Randolph County Board of Commissioners Meeting
Randolph County Historic Courthouse 145-C Worth Street, Asheboro, NC, United States
Asheboro Planning Board Meeting
Asheboro City Hall Council Chamber 146 N. Church Street,, Asheboro, NC, United StatesRock Dog 3 – 2023 Kids Summer Movies
Sunset Theatre 234 Sunset Ave, Asheboro, NC, United StatesThe Kids Summer Movies series returns to the Sunset Theater! Matinees - 10am & 1pm - $5 per person (includes small popcorn and drink) Evening Show - 7pm - $8 per person (includes small popcorn and drink) For groups of 10 or more, please call ahead to help us prepare your drinks! Asheboro Cultural & […]
Asheboro Farmers Market
Asheboro Downtown Farmers Market 134 S Church St, Asheboro, NC, United States
Free
Marching Tigers Fundraising Night
Hwy 55 Burgers Shakes & Fries (Randleman) 985 High Point St, Randleman, NCJoin us Tues. Aug. 8th for SPIRIT NIGHT from 5 - 9 PM! 30% of our sales, from both dine-in and takeout, will go towards the Randleman High Marching Band Located at 985 High Point St Randleman, NC 27317 Thank you for your support!
Asheboro Farmers Market
Asheboro Downtown Farmers Market 134 S Church St, Asheboro, NC, United States
Free
11th Annual “Pray NC Pray” Project
Randolph County Historic Courthouse 145-C Worth Street, Asheboro, NC, United States
Free
Accidental witness: historian to recount McGlohon’s A-bomb experience in Asheboro library talk
Asheboro Public Library 201 Worth St, Asheboro, NC, United StatesMany Asheboro residents are aware that legendary Fire Chief John McGlohon, as an aerial reconnaissance photographer in World War II, snapped images of the atomic bomb blast at Hiroshima. What they may not know is that as McGlohon began to tell his story, doubters arose — and because his images were classified Top Secret until […]
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