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The Druncle

Look, holidays are hard. We put a lot of stress on ourselves to try to make them as memorable and fantastic as we can. Add to this we have a penchant to always try and outdo ourselves each year, and we find ourselves stressing over whether or not these chestnuts are REALLY fresh enough for… Continue reading The Druncle

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President’s Day

Jump back to 1879. Rutherford B. Hayes signs into law an official federal holiday of remembrance for the George Washington. Now we have a delectable three day weekend thanks to President Hayes. Kennedy loved baked chicken, Carter liked corn bread, one of Clinton's favorites is chicken enchiladas, Obama loves chili, Teddy Roosevelt loved Turtle Soup.… Continue reading President’s Day

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Riverfest

Live music, fireworks, crafts, food and fancy vintage cars.  That's what awaits you in Wilmington this weekend. Created in February 1979, by some local folks who wanted to show downtown Wilmington and the Cape Fear river, Riverfest has evolved into a cultural street festival attracting both locals and tourists.  The festival stretches from Historic Downtown… Continue reading Riverfest