What: Piedmont 300 Tractor Pull
When: August 23rd & 24th at 7pm
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Grandstand
Admission: $15 for adults, $5 for Children age 6 through 12, Free for children age 6 and under. No advance sale tickets are available – must be purchased on the day of the event.
Parking: Enter through Gate 7 off Shorefair Drive
Who: Crisis Control
When: Saturday, August 24th 2019
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Tomas W. Fredericks Clock Tower
What: Shmedfest – A Rockin’ Good Time! A free evening of live music, great food, beverages and activities for the whole family! Featuring Junction Trio, Downtown Band and Phase Band. Food & Beverages provided by K&W Cafeteria & Foothills Brewing. Donations are encouraged!
What: Piedmont 300 Tractor Pull
When: August 23rd & 24th at 7pm
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Grandstand
Admission: $15 for adults, $5 for Children age 6 through 12, Free for children age 6 and under. No advance sale tickets are available – must be purchased on the day of the event.
Parking: Enter through Gate 7 off Shorefair Drive
When: Sunday, August 25th at 11am
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Education Building
Parking: Enter through Gate 7 off Shorefair Drive.
Tickets: $20 at the door
Don’t miss the region’s longest-running wedding show!
Sponsored by Belk, this beautiful event is every engaged couple’s dream: aisle after elegant aisle of the region’s top wedding vendors. Venues, caterers, Cakes, Photographers and DJs, all here for you! Enjoy a great day out with your fiance, family and friends and get your planning done too!
Live Fashion Shows featuring:
David’s Bridal, Men’s Wearhouse and more!
Admission to our runway fashion show included in your ticket price!
The Carolina Weddings Show is well-known for extravagant and entertaining live fashion shows. Exciting live music, professional models and choreography make our shows Hot! Enjoy a beautiful array of wedding fashions by stores like David’s Bridal and Men’s Wearhouse. Bring your mom and friends to help you pick out the fashions for your perfect wedding. After the show, you can talk to the store managers about the wedding dress of your dreams.
Show times:
- 12:15
- 1:15
- 2:15
- 3:15
For more information visit https://33bride.com/
Who: David Lee Murphy, Chase Bryant, Matt Stell, Cooper Alan, Faith Bardill, Jukebox Rehab
When: Saturday, August 31st at 3pm
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Innergrounds
Tickets: Tickets are $20 in advance, $30 at the door. Kids 10 and under free
What: The 4th annual Wolfstock (formerly known as SmallTown Country Music Fest) is back this Labor Day Weekend! Wolfstock presented by Mercedes Benz of Winston-Salem/Greensboro & 93.1 The Wolf is coming to the Fairgrounds on Saturday, August 31st. Featuring David Lee Murphy, Chase Bryant, Cooper Alan, Matt Stell, Faith Bardill and Jukebox Rehab. Tickets go on sale Friday, June 28th. Tickets are $20 in advance and $30 at the door.
Vendors:
Old Nick Williams
Camel City Goods
What the Fluff (coming 8/21 to bring money
Space Walk Inflatables
GSO Roller Derby
Face Painting by Megan
Wutyasay
Chick fila
Home Slice Pizza and Subs
G & T Concessions
Kona Ice of Kernersville
Sunset Slush
Who: Women’s Flat Track Derby Association
When: September 6-8, 2019
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Annex
Parking: $5 Parking at Gate 7 off Shorefair Drive.
What: Join us for the 2019 International WFTDA Playoffs in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA hosted by Greensboro Roller Derby. Watch 12 of WFTDA’s top teams compete for a spot at the International Championships in Montréal in November. Competing teams and seeding will be announced in July, based on the June WFTDA Rankings.
Tickets on Sale June 17th!
Who: Women’s Flat Track Derby Association
When: September 6-8, 2019
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Annex
Parking: $5 Parking at Gate 7 off Shorefair Drive.
What: Join us for the 2019 International WFTDA Playoffs in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA hosted by Greensboro Roller Derby. Watch 12 of WFTDA’s top teams compete for a spot at the International Championships in Montréal in November. Competing teams and seeding will be announced in July, based on the June WFTDA Rankings.
Tickets on Sale June 17th!
Who: Women’s Flat Track Derby Association
When: September 6-8, 2019
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Annex
Parking: $5 Parking at Gate 7 off Shorefair Drive.
What: Join us for the 2019 International WFTDA Playoffs in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA hosted by Greensboro Roller Derby. Watch 12 of WFTDA’s top teams compete for a spot at the International Championships in Montréal in November. Competing teams and seeding will be announced in July, based on the June WFTDA Rankings.
Tickets on Sale June 17th!
Who: Forsyth Kennel Club
When: September 14th & 15th at 8am – show times TBA
Parking: $5
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Education Building
What: The Forsyth Kennel Club will host the Harvest Classic All-Breed Dog Show on Saturday and Sunday, September 14 and 15, at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Education Building from 8AM to 6PM each day. It’s a free event and a great way for families to meet breeders and learn about dogs that might be right for their families. Parking is $5 each day. No unregistered dogs are allowed at the show.
This year 881 dogs in 149 different Breeds or Varieties that will compete for Best in Show – 100 more dogs than in 2018. This year, the youngest dogs will be only 4 months old. The show is an opportunity to see many of the newest breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club, including the Pumi, American Hairless Terrier, Lagotto Romagnolo, Berger Picard, Miniature American Shepherd, and Boerboel. The event is part of the AKC National Owner-Handled series and also features Junior Showmanship.
The deadline for exhibitors to enter dogs for our shows is 8/23
Under AKC rules, no un-entered dogs are allowed to be on the show grounds or in the show building, which means the public should not bring their dogs to the shows. This helps to ensure that there is no spread of the dog flu, parvo or other transmissible diseases from one area to the surrounding areas. It is also a safety issue, since AKC has strict rules about dog bites and dog fights that occur during a dog show/on show grounds (it’s rare but it can happen) but those rules do not apply to un-entered dog(s) and to the public that may bring un-entered dogs onto the show grounds. Every dog show exhibitor has to sign a waiver on their entry form stating that they understand the rules of the show and should an ‘incident’ occur, the exhibitor is held responsible. Then an investigation is held to determine if the exhibitor was/d in control of their dog or not, is the dog considered dangerous, who is to be fined for allowing the ‘incident’ to occur, things of that nature.
For more info visit http://forsythkennelclub.com/fkc-dog-show
Who: Forsyth Kennel Club
When: September 14th & 15th at 8am – show times TBA
Parking: $5
Where: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Education Building
What: The Forsyth Kennel Club will host the Harvest Classic All-Breed Dog Show on Saturday and Sunday, September 14 and 15, at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Education Building from 8AM to 6PM each day. It’s a free event and a great way for families to meet breeders and learn about dogs that might be right for their families. Parking is $5 each day. No unregistered dogs are allowed at the show.
This year 881 dogs in 149 different Breeds or Varieties that will compete for Best in Show – 100 more dogs than in 2018. This year, the youngest dogs will be only 4 months old. The show is an opportunity to see many of the newest breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club, including the Pumi, American Hairless Terrier, Lagotto Romagnolo, Berger Picard, Miniature American Shepherd, and Boerboel. The event is part of the AKC National Owner-Handled series and also features Junior Showmanship.
The deadline for exhibitors to enter dogs for our shows is 8/23
Under AKC rules, no un-entered dogs are allowed to be on the show grounds or in the show building, which means the public should not bring their dogs to the shows. This helps to ensure that there is no spread of the dog flu, parvo or other transmissible diseases from one area to the surrounding areas. It is also a safety issue, since AKC has strict rules about dog bites and dog fights that occur during a dog show/on show grounds (it’s rare but it can happen) but those rules do not apply to un-entered dog(s) and to the public that may bring un-entered dogs onto the show grounds. Every dog show exhibitor has to sign a waiver on their entry form stating that they understand the rules of the show and should an ‘incident’ occur, the exhibitor is held responsible. Then an investigation is held to determine if the exhibitor was/d in control of their dog or not, is the dog considered dangerous, who is to be fined for allowing the ‘incident’ to occur, things of that nature.
For more info visit http://forsythkennelclub.com/fkc-dog-show
