The First Annual Dine & Design Fashion Show
A CHARITY Event
to STOP CHILD ABUSE
in Wilmington, NC - Tickets only available through FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH!
Proceeds from this event go to benefit The
Carousel Center Inc.; committed to providing a child-friendly
environment to meet the needs of the abused and neglected child and to
supporting child abuse prevention in Southeastern North Carolina.
New Date!!
Saturday, September 6th, 2008
At Soho SteakHouse
With Chef Micheal Patria
Featuring Custom Dress Designer Michelle Holland for Eliza Punki
To View Designer's Webpage Visit: www.elizapunki.com
Tickets Now On Sale- You Can Make A Difference.
Event Ticket Includes:
* Gourmet 3 Course Meal * One Bar Drink * $20 Raffle Entry * Evening Fashion Show *
Buy Individual Tickets - $75.00 per person
Group Tables Available:
Table of 4: $280 ($70/person)
Table of 6: $390 ($65/person)
Table of 8: $480 ($60/person)
Buy your tickets today! Only a limited number are available:
Thank you for helping to make a difference!
To Become An Event Sponsor:
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25th Anniversary party this weekend, August 30!
The party starts at 2 pm, come out and enjoy the day at Katy's Grill and Bar on College Rd. Join us on the Tiki Bar Patio for a complimentary buffet from 5:30-7 pm
There will be live music from 7-10 pm featuring Roadhouse Blues Band... there will also be a free raffle and cool prizes, don't miss it!
For more information or questions, call Katy's at 910-395-5289
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Our first Dine Wilmington Foodies Meetup has come and gone and I am excited about making plans for the next one! One would think that someone who spends as much time as I do in local restaurants would cringe at the thought of doing it in their spare time. Wrong! I hardly get to dine out and experience it from the perspective of the consumer, I am usually talking to owners, watching the servers, doing anything but enjoying the experience. Within the first few minutes of our first meeting at Nicola's, I told everyone at the table of my selfish motives - they accepted me none-the-less. I would make arrangements for us to enjoy meals and experiences in Wilmington restaurants and all I wanted was to sit back, talk, meet new people and enjoy dining out with a group. So, with our first 10 members of the Dine Wilmington Foodies group, we set out to do just that!
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Q & A
Q: Do you have any information on why Artisan market closed? I went for lunch on Sunday and they were turning people away. It is truly sad -- I thought Artisan was just amazing (I am mourning the loss of the grilled veggie panini). What chains are going in? I so hate chains....Member: Aimee E.
A: Aimee: I have spoken to both the owners of WOW Wingery and Artisan Market and have said it many times; restaurants go out for a variety of reasons. Although Artisan had a tremendous amount of support, sometimes it is just not enough. With the rising cost of "doing business", locally owned restaurants are at more risk now than ever. Food costs are a major issue for the independently owned restaurants. They are having to hold their own against corporate competitors who are not effected as hard by the rising costs of products and are put at an unfair disadvantage when corporate chains can lower their menu costs and become more competitive in our ever growing restaurant wars.
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Kathleen Dowse, Event Planner for Dine Wilmington Online and the founder of the Dine Wilmington - Entertainment Benefit Series, has been working for several months for the gearing up of the 2nd Annual Soup for The Troops event at Mayfaire. "Plans are all coming together and this years event is going to be bigger and better than ever!" states Dowse.
With Kathleen's dedication and organization, this event will truly be special this year with live local entertainment, the best soup tastings from some of our finest restaurants and a Beer tasting tent from Main Street Brewing Company.
There are plenty of opportunities to be involved this year and she will be announcing the restauarnt participants in the next few weeks. Get ready for November 8th's event at Mayfaire!
If you would like to be a part of this year's 2nd Annual Soup for the Troops, contact
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For more information about the Hope For the Warriors visit www.hopeforthewarriors.org
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In tough economic times, it is a rarity in this ever growing community to find a restaurant owner that has an establishment that has lasted through our city growth and ever growing competitive market. J. Michael’s Philly Deli is one of the most rare and best examples in our community of an original concept that has with stood the test of time. J. Michael Hutson & his partner Lou Nieper, have been friends, co-workers and business partners who will celebrate 30 years in business.
The restaurant J. Michaels’s Philly Deli, which brought the Philly
Cheese steak sandwich to Wilmington, has done it by “being 100% family
affordable.” J. Michael Hutson has long established himself within our
Wilmington community with charitable support, focus on customer service
and the time honored Philly sandwiches. When he came to Wilmington in
1979 he convinced his friend Lou Nieper to join him, both were
strangers to the restaurant business. View the Menu
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