Come and join in, for the Burnsville Valentine Stroll, Fri Feb 14 from 4-9 PM, the shops and restaurants will be open and I think there is a raffle too. Fun and interesting !

Looks like leaf season is finally arriving, we are supposed to get our first frost this week, so season will most likely run into November. So come on and enjoy.

Spring and summer are upon us and a lot happening in town, see the events planned on the Chamber of Commerce website, or the town center website or look at the events we will post. Some upcoming include a Spring Home and Garden show on May 18-19, the Playhouse opens May 4 to 18 with “Along About Sundown” and the Toe River Studio Tour in early June. It all happens in Burnsville, our town square is “America, like it used to be”.

I cut the grass for the first time, it is turning to spring so time to start thinking about visiting the Mountains of North Carolina. Our craft beer maker is expanding and work is under way to move to a new building. Shops and restaurants are opening again and it is a great time to visit.

Grass is growing, weather is getting better, and life is resuming so
now is the time to plan for trips to the mountsins for Spring and Summer.

Give us a call

Sandra Chambers, who visited Burnsville this past spring, has included Terrell House in her recent roundup of romantic inns in WNC on the Travel the South website. Below is a link.

Romantic Inns and Bed & Breakfasts of North Carolina

Old Timey Festival is this weekend (Sept 29) from 11 to 4.

Old Tractors and cars and arts and crafts on display

Home Place is sponsoring a Craft Beer Festival at his business and all around town from
5 to 9 on Sept 29, 2018 and there will be numerous Craft Beer makers on display.

Come and enjoy it will be a great day.

35 degrees and sleeting (4/16) and supposed to be almost 80 degrees on Wednesday.

It is called Spring….

Flowers are nudging thru, crocus are out and the daffidols… spring is such a beautiful time,
with the trees budding and blossoming.. Now is a great time to visit Burnsville.

Come on…