July 1, 2010

Thomas Day Exhibit
Raleigh, NC
This new exhibit at the North Carolina Museum of History is a fascinating look at the free man of color from before the Civil War who has been called the father of the furniture industry in North Carolina.


Bladen County Lakes
Bladen County, NC
This eastern North Carolina county has two state parks created from the fascinating Carolina Bays, and each park offers something different.


Chimney Rock State Park
Chimney Rock, NC
Rob Holliday explores this popular park with its dramatic peaks and cooling waterfalls.

The Cupola House
Edenton, NC
Come along with Derek Long as he explores on of North Carolina's oldest houses.

Guglhupf Bakery and Cafe
Durham, NC
The name might be hard to pronounce, but Guglhupf is quickly becoming a must visit for anyone who likes incredible pastries, German cuisine, stunning architecture, or all three!.

July 8, 2010

International Civil Rights Center and Museum
Greensboro, NC
Join Deborah Holt Noel for a tour of this ground-breaking new museum in Greensboro.


Banner Elk Winery
Banner Elk, NC
Clay Johnson explores this winery and B&B that proves you can make great wines up in the high country.


Lemur Island
Asheboro, NC
Check out the new primates at the NC Zoo. Here's a hint--they're from Madagascar!

Jockey's Ridge State Park
Nags Head, NC
Come along with Derek Long as he explores one of North Carolina's most popular parks.

The Fairview Dairy Bar
Sanford, NC
Bob Garner visits a local favorite and discovers why places like the Fairview should not be missed.

July 15, 2010

"Glow" at NC Museum of Natural Sciences
Raleigh, NC
Ever wonder how a lighting bug works? Check out this new exhibit at the Museum of Natural Sciences.


Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center
Asheville, NC
If you're planning to travel the Blue Ridge Parkway this summer, be sure to stop by this fascinating visitor center first.


NC Peach Festival
Candor, NC
If peaches are your thing, check out the NC Peach Festival to get your fix!

Fort Macon State Park
Atlantic Beach, NC
Come along with Derek Long as he explores one of North Carolina's most popular parks.

Tobacco Road Sports Cafe
Durham, NC
Join Deborah Holt Noel at this sports bar in Durham that offers great food, drinks and all the sports you can handle.

July 22, 2010

Caratoke Highway
Currituck County, NC
Producer Clay Johnson reports on a route to the beach that's as much fun as the beach itself.


Old Hampton Store and Gristmill
Linville, NC
If you're traveling the Blue Ridge Parkway, make sure to stop by here for great food, old favorites and great music.


Chatham Hill Winery
Morrsiville, NC
Check out Chatham Hill for fine wines, great ambiance and a fascinating tour of this urban winery.

Robert Ruark Inn
Southport, NC
At long last the historic home of writer Robert Ruark is restored and Karin Reed reports that this new inn is well worth a trip to Southport.

Crook's Corner Cafe and Bar
Chapel Hill, NC
Bob Garner samples brunch at this legendary home of shrimp 'n' grits.

July 29, 2010

Chinqua Penn Plantation
Reidsville, NC
Step back into the Gilded Age with this tour of Chinqua Penn Plantation in Rockingham County, probably one of North Carolina's most storied homes.


Parkway Playhouse
Burnsville, NC
This playhouse in the heart of the mountains is more than a great venue to watch theatre, its also a learning center for young thespians and the longest running summer playhouse in North Carolina.


Destination: Washington
Washington, NC
Clay Johnson takes on a detailed tour of the "original" Washington.

Stecoah Cultural Arts Center
Robbinsville, NC
Its more than a great music venue; its got wonderful food and lots of arts and crafts, too!