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Centrally located in North Carolina’s picturesque heartland, Greensboro is the perfect place to relax and be immersed in entertainment. Play in the center of it all! Dine with a selection of more than 500 restaurants. Feel at home with more than 90 accommodations to choose from. Connect with us here:
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06/18/2026

176 boys and girls ECNL Regional League teams from across the Southeast are heading to Bryan Park June 19–24 for postseason playoff action. With 21 fields at the Bryan Park Truist Soccer Complex, there will be great soccer, big goals, and plenty of chances to cheer on the next generation of stars right here in Greensboro!

June 19–24 at Bryan Park

All general admissions are FREE: https://theecnl.com/sports/2026/3/11/26%20B%20RL%20PLAYOFFS%20SOUTHEAST.aspx

06/17/2026

What to expect at the Juneteenth Black Food Truck Fest, Pt. 2 ✨

At this year’s festival, you’ll experience an ancestral reflection space and community altar to honor those who have transitioned and paved the way for us to be here today. We’re also celebrating Jaki Shelton Green, North Carolina’s first Black Poet Laureate, as part of the Say It Loud Awards.

Plus, the iconic “Say It Loud” mural will be freshly repainted, reminding us that Juneteenth is about voice, visibility, and community pride!

DON'T MISS IT 📍 501 Yanceyville St | 🗓️ June 19 | 4–9 PM | 🎉 Food, music, arts, and more

06/17/2026

What the future hold for Greensboro's Juneteenth Black Food Truck Fest

DON'T MISS IT 📍 501 Yanceyville St | 🗓️ June 19 | 4–9 PM | 🎉 Food, music, arts, and more

06/17/2026

What to expect at the Juneteenth Black Food Truck Fest?

We are excited to partner with the Juneteenth Black Food Truck Fest where 15 Black-owned food trucks, arts and crafts vendors, performances, and headliner Dubfire Reggae Band will be. All celebrating freedom, Black entrepreneurship, and a tradition that brings the Triad together year after year.

DON'T MISS IT 📍 501 Yanceyville St | 🗓️ June 19 | 4–9 PM | 🎉 Food, music, arts, and more

06/17/2026

8,000 of the nation’s top track & field athletes are headed to Greensboro for adidas Outdoor Track Nationals at North Carolina A&T’s Marcus T. Johnson Track at Truist Stadium. From sprints and relays to jumps and throws, they’ll be chasing national titles all weekend long!

June 18 - 21 at the Marcus Johnson Track Complex!

Get your tickets here: https://www.ticketsignup.io/TicketEvent/AdidasOutdoorNationals26

06/16/2026

The Juneteenth Black Food Truck Festival isn’t just about the food, it’s about the freedom story behind June 19.

In the video, Shante Renee and Kevin Webb talk about why this day still matters and why this celebration is for everyone, whether you’re learning about Juneteenth for the first time or carrying on tradition. Pull up for history, community, all in one place.

Piedmont Blues Preservation Society

Blair Sinclair

📍 501 Yanceyville St, Greensboro
🗓️ June 19 | 4–9 PM
🎉 Food, kids zone, music, and more

Tag someone you want to bring with you to the fest.

06/16/2026

YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS OUT ON THIS SPECIAL EVENT!!!
Sidewalk Cafe is just ONE of the amazing food trucks that will be at the Juneteenth Black Food Truck Fest - June 19th 4pm - 9pm 501 Yanceyville St. Greensboro, NC!
Piedmont Blues Preservation Society
Vibin Peace
Shanté Renee
Blair Sinclair

Come out and enjoy:
Food Trucks -
1. Off the Hook
2. Soulful Plate
3. Quickserve
4. Pelican's SnoBalls
5. MMMGOODTREATS LLC
6. Cailee Belle’s Sweet Shoppe +BAR, LLC
7. Mr. Chill Shaved Ice
8. Larger Than Lemons
9. SideWalk Cafe
10. The Southern Smoke Shack
11. Chophouse BBQ & Catering
12. Tasty Bones
13. Hickory Tree Turkey BBQ
14. Ethio-Indi Alkaline Cuisine LLC
15. Coolin' Out Ice Cream

Food Tables -
1. Ace Water Ice
2. Earthan Vessel Lemonade/ Tea
3. Dipped LLC
4. St Popperville Kettlecorn
5. Ry’s Pies ‘N Cobblers

History is being restored in real time in Greensboro.The Historic Magnolia House has been added to the National Register...
06/15/2026

History is being restored in real time in Greensboro.

The Historic Magnolia House has been added to the National Register of Historic Places as a Green Book Resource — the first site in North Carolina to earn this national recognition for its role in African American travel history.

With the National Park Service’s approval of North Carolina’s Green Book Resource Multiple Property Documentation Form, our state is now just the second in the nation with a Green Book Multiple Property Designation, creating a pathway for 327 documented Green Book sites to pursue National Register listing.

From the 1940s–1960s, Magnolia House was a safe haven for Black travelers and hosted icons like Carter G. Woodson, Miles Davis, Louis Armstrong, Ray Charles, Lena Horne, Jackie Robinson, and James Baldwin. Today, it’s a fully restored living museum, boutique hotel, restaurant, and educational center — one of the few Green Book sites still operating in its historic context.

As we mark the 100th Anniversary of Black History Month and the 90th Anniversary of Victor H. Green’s “Negro Travelers’ Green Book” in 2026, this recognition helps secure North Carolina’s Green Book legacy in the American story.

Plan your visit to The Historic Magnolia House and explore more Black history and culture in Greensboro at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiR74nxAX3g&t=56s and TheHistoricMagnoliaHouse.org. ✨

Uncover the fascinating story of The Magnolia House, a historic hot...

05/27/2026

We’ll stick to eating the pizza, but throwing the dough was easily the highlight. 🍕 The crew at are amazing! Turns out dough tossing is way harder than the pros make it look. Pure chaos, highly recommend.

Wanna try it?
Book in advance — $28.95 per person.
Min. 5 people to play.
Reserve your date & time online: https://bit.ly/49QlU2s

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