Tag: events

A Perfect Day Out at Frank Liske Park

Written by Abby Cagle on June 18, 2024. Posted in Things To Do.

Whether you’re seeking a day of outdoor adventure, a peaceful retreat into nature, or a venue for a special occasion, Frank Liske Park promises a memorable experience for all who visit. Spanning 238 acres, Frank Liske Park holds a rich history as a former working farm for the Stonewall Jackson Training School, now transformed into a vibrant recreational space for the community. The park features a 10-acre lake ideal for fishing and paddle boating, making it a perfect spot for a tranquil afternoon on the water. Picnic shelters, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, playgrounds, and pickleball...

From Garage Prototype to Full-Flavored Venture

Written by Abby Cagle on January 16, 2024. Posted in Food & Drink.

Updated 1/29/25: This business has closed. Contributor: Jamie Richardson With a full slate of events including a Meat and Beer Pairing Experience to a new podcast, Twenty-Six Acres Brewing Company is worth the visit. 📍 7285 W Winds Blvd NW, Concord, NC 28027 Website | Facebook | Instagram | Podcast Twenty-Six Acres Brewing Company offers a unique brewing experience for those seeking a blend of history, community, and exceptional craft beer. Recently, we had the pleasure of sitting down with co-owners Wes Ports and Joel Padgett on their podcast Taproom Talk, where they shared insights...

Underground Speakeasy Won’t Be a Secret for Long

Written by Brian Perry on January 24, 2023. Posted in Food & Drink.

Contributor: Jamie Richardson Cabarrus Weekly is giving you a peek inside this members-only social club that is actually affordable and packed with options. Exclusive, private clubs are making a comeback and you don’t have to leave Cabarrus County to find one of the coolest and most unique. Located in the center of downtown Kannapolis, The Blind Fox has come to life in the former 1930s fallout shelter of Mr. Cannon. Ken Lingafelt (one of the owners) was born and bred in North Carolina and has lived in Kannapolis for most of his life. He said he and his fellow innovators that form the...