Unwind on Main is the new swanky uptown dessert cafe + bar where you can get your bourbon with your brownie and wine with your cake. Their menu changes each season, with drink and dessert pairing specials offered regularly. Unwind on Main also offers a small plate menu, to include flatbreads, spinach dip and shrimp scampi. They have live performances on Friday and Saturday evenings twice a month, Sip and Paint Events and Spirit Tasting Classes. Join them tonight for a Night of Jazz With Shableek Richardson from 7pm-10pm!

After a nine-month planning process, the High Point Greenway Plan Draft is now available for review. High Point Parks & Recreation is inviting everyone to a public webinar presentation of the draft plan. Please visit the project website to register, sign up for updates, ask questions or provide comments or messages of support.

Eat Drink Triad is doing a 4 part series in High Point. Here's some behind the scenes action of Algenon just after filming the first part of a four part series highlighting the food and beverage scene in High Point. Episodes dropping in June!

The High Point Museum is hosting a new traveling exhibit available for viewing Saturdays in May. The exhibit was created by the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission, a division of the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. It includes sites important to, and personal memories about, American travel during the "Jim Crow" era of legal segregation; The Negro Motorist Green Book, published between 1936 and 1966; and highlights a complex statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive.

Truist Point will be one of eight host sites for the NCAA Baseball Regionals. Greensboro College will serve as the host institution for the regional. The NCAA Regional is expected to result in over 700 hotel rooms being utilized during the tournament. Ticket information will be available next week on the NCAA Regional website.

The city announced Sandy Dunbeck has been named Economic Development Director. She's credited with helping the city land several major economic development projects during her career, including DC Blox, which confirmed that it plans to build a data center here and could end up being a $305M project. Other business locations and expansions she helped land include Amada, Ralph Lauren Corp., Thomas Built Buses, Hot Shots Distributing and Puroast Coffee.

Saturday, May 15th | 11am-2pm

The Centennial Station Arts Center is in a historic freight train station that was built in the 1930s. This vintage facility is what led to the theme for this friend-raising event to benefit the arts. The evening will include WW & The Prohibition Band, the Three Graces Dancers, and dinner by Plain & Fancy. There will also be an outdoor cigar bar, blackjack table, specialty drinks and plenty of photo opportunities. Costumes are not required to attend, however there will be a prize for the best roaring 20's attire. Plus, there will be silent auction items for guests to bid on. So get out your fedoras, spats, flapper dresses and boas to get in the mood!

Want to learn about the art of spinning, weaving and dyeing. Explore the historic park and visit with some of the living historians to uncover the world of textiles and what we do with them.