“One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, one nation evermore!”
~ Oliver Wendell Holmes
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The state legislature passed the
Craft Beer Distribution and Modernization Act last month. followed by Gov. Roy Cooper signing it into law on May 30th. Under the revised law, breweries can sell and self-distribute as much as 50,000 barrels of beer annually, twice as much as the previous limit. The law allows for an additional 50,000 barrels to be sold by distributors.
With 300 breweries and brewpubs across the state, including more than 40 in Charlotte - and two here in Salisbury, the beer industry is important to North Carolina’s economy.
The Brewers Association, a national advocacy group, ranks North Carolina 10th in the nation for craft-beer economic impact at more than $2 billion.
It’s a win-win, because not only is the new law going to allow local breweries to continue to grow but it also gives them more opportunity to work with distributors, which really didn’t exist before. This is terrific for the local economy because the local breweries’ employees live here, work here, spend their money here, and almost all of the local breweries’ money goes to local vendors.
(From an article in the Charlotte Business Journal by Erik Spanberg/ Managing Editor)
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Welcome ‘Bottle and Can’ to Salisbury!
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We love when
new businesses come to Salisbury! Welcome
'Bottle & Can' - a new locally-owned retail store in downtown Salisbury that offers a large selection of craft beer by the bottle, can, and on draft.
The intimate W. Innes Street shop is proud to showcase several NC craft breweries as well as a wide variety of brews from across the country as well some of their favorite imports. The shop carries a large number of ciders, and a few select wines.
Bottle and Can’s goal is to provide a comfortable environment for folks to browse, learn more about beer and ciders, and pick the perfect complimentary beverage for home, event, or meal. The owners invite you to pull up to the tap room to try some of the best beers NC has to offer.
So grab a space and hang with friends while enjoying a beverage at 'Bottle & Can'!!
Bottle & Can
116 W. Innes Street
Salisbury NC 28144
Call 704.431.6109
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Welcome
‘The Spice & Tea Exchange of Salisbury’
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When ‘
The Spice & Tea Exchange
’ opened its first store in 2005, they never dreamed their little store in St. Augustine, FL would become a nation-wide franchise! Through their mission, “Creating & sharing the experience of a more flavorful life,” they’ve brought a one-of-a-kind shopping experience and 18th Century Trading Post retail concept to life ~ right here in downtown
Salisbury, North Carolina!
The Spice & Tea Exchange® offers more than 140 spices, over 80 exclusive hand-mixed blends, 20+ naturally-flavored sugars, an array of salts from around the world, and more than 40 exotic teas. The company focuses on providing high quality products and for any food lover and all tea enthusiasts. Join us in welcoming 'The Spice & Tea Exchange' to Salisbury ~ opening July 4th!
The Spice & Tea Exchange
115 N. Main Street
Salisbury, NC 28144
980-432-8287
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Last weeks to see our current art exhibit!
You are invited to
Salisbury Business Center | 301 South Main Street
Now through July 26, 2019
Monday - Friday | 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
•FREE & Open to the Public•
Featuring the original work of three local artists:
Emery J. Partee IV | Abigail Young | Bruce White
The exhibit runs through July 26th.
All exhibited works are offered for sale.
The artist receives 100% of sale proceeds.
‘The Color of Motion’ is part of the ongoing Salisbury Business Center
Art Partnerships Gallery Exhibits program,
wherein gallery space is provided to local artists to promote area artists and to increase art appreciation within the community. Visitors are invited to view the exhibit weekdays,
Monday – Friday, from 8:00am-5:00pm.
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A new photographic art exhibit is coming to the SBC!
Our Opening Artists Reception for Light | Paper | Scissors is
Friday August 2, 2019.
FREE & open to the public!
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Salisbury-Rowan County is
loaded
with things to do this summer, from engaging countryside with rolling landscapes, parks, lakes and pick-your-own farms, to an urban center with live theater, live music, shopping, museums and a multitude of eateries and nightlife spots.
This summer, explore your many choices and begin planning your next road trip (or stay-cation!) to Rowan County today. Be sure to check out the
Visit Salisbury NC blog
to find the best ways to spend your time in Rowan County!
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“Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.”
~
Abraham Lincoln
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The
Salisbury Business Center
is centrally
located in beautiful historic downtown
Salisbury, North Carolina
and
provides outstanding business-oriented services utilizing our convenient location, extensive resources, knowledgeable staff, and state-of-the-art facilities.
The SBC has (2) conference rooms available to help you communicate your strategies or training opportunities in style to your company or clients, each equipped with state-of-the-art presentation technology:
• The 76-seat Salisbury Auditorium
• The 14-seat Main Street Conference Room
Call 704.209.4589 to learn more!
Take advantage of our central location and lease a conference room, big or small, for your next business meeting today!
Competitive rates, catering services available.
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Main Street Conference Room
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Authored by Susan R. McHugh | Salisbury Business Center
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