What to do now that the election is over? Wondering how to spend your weekend? There's quite a few things to do around the Bull City this weekend.
First, the Durham Sierra Club is holding a hike around the Black Meadow Ridge site that's been at the center of a parkland controversy in recent months. The 2.5 mile roundtrip hike will also explore a couple of possible pathways by which the North-South Greenway could connect into West Point Park on the Eno. Boots are advisable due to a couple of stream crossings along the way. The two-and-a-half hour hike starts at 1pm today at the upper parking lot for West Point Park.
On Sunday, art fans will want to check out the 6th annual Watts-Hillandale neighborhood art walk, a truly local event that shows off some of Durham's home-grown talent:
The WHHNA Art Walk runs from noon until 6pm Sunday. See all the participating artists and a map of the walk at the WHHNA web site.
Finally, if you're a fan of the Scrap Exchange -- or if you just enjoy a little friendly competition at the poker table -- the non-profit is hosting its fifth-annual Charity Game Night this evening at their Foster St. location:
- No-limit Texas Hold-em is the game of choice.
- Beginner and veteran poker players welcome.
- For every $20 donated to The Scrap Exchange, players will receive $200 in poker chips and a tax deductible receipt.
- No need to pre-register but reserve your space by emailing Kelley at kdennings@gmail.com
- The player at each table with the most chips at the break and end of the night will receive a prize.
- Drinks and snacks provided.
Current prizes include gift certificates from: Carolina Rollergirls, Barnes & Noble, JJill, Drag Bingo, Phydeaux Dog Supplies, Frankie's, Consolidated Theaters, Galaxy Theater, Red Lobster, Nice Price Books, Sarla licensed massage therapist and more added daily.
Don't forget Troika....
Posted by: Jessie | November 08, 2008 at 10:50 AM