Posts Tagged ‘Chatham Mills’
Stress-Free Thanksgiving: Local Eats, Markets, and Takeout for a Feast with Ease
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and we’re here to help you skip the stress and focus on the fun, the family, the festivities! Whether you’re stocking up on fresh, local ingredients at Chatham Mills Farmers’ Market or ordering a ready-to-serve feast from some of the best local kitchens, there are plenty of ways to make your holiday meal effortless and delicious. From pies and turkeys to sides and wine pairings, these local spots have you covered for a memorable holiday spread. Check out our guide to some of the top Thanksgiving offerings in the area!
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Summertime Seafood Festival for Father’s Day
According to the American Heart Association, we should be eating at least two servings of seafood each week, which provides essential nutrients to the whole body. The Summertime Seafood Festival hosted by The Sycamore and Postal Fish Company brings the taste, the experience of seafood to you! The perfect gift for Father’s Day, tickets are on sale now for Sunday, June 18. From 2-6 p.m., savor chef-crafted seafood, listen to live music and play lawn games at Forest Hall at Chatham Mills!
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With Love, Julie Roland Realty
We’ve got a lot of love for Chatham County residents and February is the perfect month to show it. By the numbers, last year, 41% of Americans said they would love to receive a gift of an experience. While billions of dollars are spent annually on chocolates and flowers, gifting a memory can be equally, if not more, special for your loved ones. If it’s a concert, a dinner at their favorite restaurant or a champagne toast by the fire, find new ways to celebrate love. We’ve got some ideas to get you started!
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The Flavor of Farmers’ Markets
The temperature is heating up in Chatham County, which means local produce will soon be lining the shelves of your favorite area farmers’ markets. There’s no doubt that a fresh salad, a gourmet pizza or summer lemonade all taste better with ingredients straight from local vendors. From Siler City to Pittsboro, Chatham markets are opening…
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