New Bern’s Current Events

>I’m currently on vacation and only have “intermittent” Internet access. I’ll be back in town on June 3rd. Thank you and have a nice “Memorial Day Weekend”. Wendy Card

>Bernaroo – Crafted after Bonaroo, the wildly popular music festival in Tennessee, Bernaroo showcases 8 great bands from all over the southeastern part of the US. This year is the 3rd Annual Bernaroo Music & Arts Festival held at Union Point Park

>For the past two months, the atmosphere at Snap Fitness could be described as lively, positive and healthy. The local fitness center hosted a free Fitness Study, inviting members and non members alike to engage in a three-week fitness program. The study

>I had the pleasure of meeting Robin Beilby, the owner of Acupuncture Works. Prior to my visit to her office, I knew only that acupuncture involved thin needles and helped people relax. I didn’t know it had many other benefits. Acupuncture, also

>Wabi-Sabi is a charming, old-style shop with a medley of arts and crafts featuring a number of local artisan works along with crafts collected over time. Wondering about the name Wabi-Sabi? Proprietor Kathleen Fleming described the Japanese phrase Wabi-Sabi as something of

>Our Annual Neuse River Day celebration will be held on May 29th from 10:30 am to 4:00pm at Union Point Park, Lower Neuse Riverkeeper Larry Baldwin announced on Friday. “Renewed Concentration of the River” is what the Baldwin anticipates for the annual

>This vibrant shop has a wide variety of products. From home décor; women’s accessories; specialized license plates; costume and custom made jewelry; hand and beach bags; custom-made coolers; and a large assortment of handmade gifts. They even offer speedy monogramming and embroidering

>UPDATE: Dinner Time Magic Closed in June 2011.If you’ve never been to Dinner Time Magic you don’t know what you’re missing! This intimate and comforting bistro offers meals to order: pick-up or take-out (within a 12 mile radius) and recently opened their

>Renowned Palatine researcher Henry Z. “Hank” Jones, Jr., will be visiting New Bern in May 2010. In celebration of New Bern’s tercentenary, the New Bern-Craven County Public Library has asked Mr. Jones to present an evening lecture and an all day seminar.