See What's Happening in High Point This Hallo-Week!

Weekly Tourism News | October 29, 2020

In This Issue:

High Point Parks and Recreation Hosts Fall Activities
HP Economic Development Corporation Annual Meeting Wednesday, November 4th
Spookywoods is in Fact Wearing Masks!
Registration Open For Both Spanish and English ServSafe Classes in November
TLCme.com Spotlights Spookywoods
HPU Commits $500,000 to Kick Off Campaign to Aid Minority Business Owners
Tipsy'z Taco Now Serves Brunch
City of High Point's Tips for Safely Participating in Halloween Festivities
Upcoming Events
In The News

Hospitality Updates

High Point Parks and Recreation Hosts Fall Activities

Fall Leaves Sensory Hike

November 10th, 14th, 17th and 21st experience the sounds, smells, sights and feelings of fall! Take a deep breath, feel the leaves crunch beneath your feet and listen to the breeze move through the forest during a relaxing, refreshing hike with a PEC Naturalist on a crisp autumn day.

Fall Leaf Kayak Tour

Spend a beautiful morning on a Fall Leaf Kayak Tour Saturday, October 31st from 10am-12pm. You must be at least 16 or older and you must call to register!

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Excursion Boat Leaf Tours

Enjoy a 45 minute guided tour of High Point City Lake on an excursion boat! This tour happens every hour Fridays, October 23rd-30th from 1pm-3pm and Saturday-Sunday, October 24th-November 8th 1pm-5pm.

Call 336-883-3469 To Register

HP Economic Development Corporation Annual Meeting Wednesday, November 4th

The High Point EDC annual meeting will be held virtually on November 4th at 4pm. Review the largest projects, hear from guest speakers, tour the new Amada Manufacturing Campus, celebrate the county-wide alliance and more!

Save Flyer to Attend Meeting

Spookywoods is in Fact Wearing Masks!

Despite the rumors of the Spookywoods staff not wearing masks, they are! While prepping to get this haunted attraction open for this spooky-season, the Kersey Valley Art Team got the actors and actresses in all of their make-up, took pictures of their faces and had them printed on face masks. Not only is this a safe attraction but you can also purchase their spooky-gear! See their online store link below to see the various looks they have. Many have been fooled by how much the characters have appeared to be normal looking without a "face mask" on!

Get Your Spooky-Gear

Registration Open For Both Spanish And English ServSafe Classes in November

Visit High Point, in partnership with Raise-the-Grade, will be hosting two ServSafe Classes in November. November 4th will be in Spanish and November 12th will be in English. Both will be held at the Visitors Center from 8:30am-5pm. Space is limited due to social distancing guidelines so early registration is encouraged.

Reserve Your Spot Today!

TLCme.com Spotlights Spookywoods

After Visit NC's PR Team pitched Kersey Valley Spookywoods to media outlets nationwide, TLCme.com featured the famous haunted attraction in their article "Halloween Doesn't Have to Be Canceled! 10 Alternatives for trick-Or-Treating." See what they had to say about one of the nations largest haunted attractions!

HPU President Nido Quien opens the checkbook to support...

High Point University President Nido Qubein made a $500,000 commitment today to jumpstart an effort raise $1 million to support minority entrepreneurs in High Point. The project, called the Minority Entrepreneurs Fund and spearheaded by High...

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Tipsy'z Taco Now Serves Brunch

Sunday Brunch is coming your way from the Tip Z Taco! Sundays from 11am-3pm, they will feature specialty brunch items from Tipsy'z Tavern and Grill's original brunch menu.

View The Brunch Menu

City of High Point's Tips for Safely Participating in Halloween Festivities

Upcoming Events

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Visit the new High Point Events Calendar to stay up-to-date on all things happening in the High Point-Jamestown area. This events calendar is “High Point’s” calendar and is a resource for those planning events as well as those looking for something to do. Events populate the calendar through Eventbrite, Eventful and Facebook. Events can also be entered manually through Visit High Point’s website. Learn how to submit an event with the Guide to Promote Your Great Events.