Open Mic Night at the Pizza Shop & Dry County Brewing Company.
Comedians & Poets Welcome!

May 19th, 6 – 9 pm
585 Oak Ave, Spruce Pine, NC 28777

Hosted by Saturn Sound System

Reservations Recommended

Mountainside Wine on Oak Ave in Downtown Spruce Pine hosts Wine Tastings on the first & third Saturdays of the month from 4pm to 6pm.  Tastings are free, but a non-perishable food item is requested to accompany you as a donation for the local food bank. YOU MUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO ATTEND. For more info contact Mountainside Wine @ 828-765-7515

Mountainside Wine’s next Wine Tasting is Saturday, May 19th from 4pm until 6pm. The event is free, but we request that you bring a non-perishable food item for donation to the local food bank. You must be 21 years or older. (828) 766-7515  www.mountainsidewine.com

Wine Tastings are held on the first & third Saturday of every month from 4pm until 6pm except for holiday weekends.  If you would like to be reminded of these or to find out early what wines will be tasted, please email Michele at michele@mountainsidewine.com.

The Anatomy of Spruce Pine is a document produced by the students of Appalachian State University Interior Design Studio V & Architectural Design Senior Studio II. This document is part of the process of community input leading up to the final design for Spruce Pine Main Street’s Central Park that will be located on Locust Street in Downtown Spruce Pine. Click on the image below to download a copy.

Spruce Pine, NC- Troutacular! the state’s newest mountain heritage trout festival, is planned for Saturday, June 2, 2012 in celebration of Mitchell County receiving the honor of Bakersville and Spruce Pine being named two of five pilot programs for Mountain Heritage Trout Waters Cities in North Carolina.

The Mountain Heritage Trout Waters Program was established by the General Assembly in 2007 as a means to encourage trout fishing as a heritage tourism activity.  Participation is limited to cities and towns that provide public access to trout waters which are currently in the North Carolina Wildlife Commission’s trout management program and which run through or adjacent to those cities or towns.  Both Spruce Pine and Bakersville –along with Maggie Valley, Waynesville and Newland-have been designated as part of the pilot program.

Activities are being planned that will provide educational and fun entertainment for participants of all ages.  Events for the festival will include fishing and wildlife vendors and exhibits, Trout Unlimited, trout fishing, Toe River Outfitters with demonstrations, children’s activities, a fishing tournament for cash prizes, NC Fish and Wildlife exhibits, local crafters and of course food!

“Troutacular!’s impact is growing each year as it brings attention to our region’s unique fly fishing and the Mountain Heritage Trout Waters program.  This event provides kids and families with a fun day to celebrate and learn more about one of our greatest natural resources.” said Senator Ralph Hise.

The Mountain Heritage Trout Cities Festival is a dual town Festival, connecting Spruce Pine and Bakersville in a one day event.  The event is coordinated by the Spruce Pine Main Street, the Town of Bakersville, along with community business people.

For more information contact Adam Burleson, Spruce Pine Main Street. 828-385-2341