The historic Carolina Theatre is located on 310 South Greene Street in downtown Greensboro, NC. In 1927, Calvin Coolidge was president, Babe Ruth led the Yankees to the World Series, and the Carolina Theatre was introduced to Greensboro, NC as "The Showplace of the Carolinas."

The Greensboro Coliseum Complex was conceived as, and continues to be a multi-building facility to serve the Citizens of Greensboro and the surrounding area through a broad range of activities, including athletic events, cultural arts, concerts, theater, and other entertainment, educational activities, fairs, exhibits, and public and private events of all kinds, such as conventions, convocations, trade and consumer shows.

THE BOULDER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD ANNUALLY ON President's Day Weekend in Boulder, Colorado, USA.

There's much afoot in the Triad culinary community, so if you don't mind, I'll dispatch with the cheap one-liner opening and get right down to business. Believe it or not, even though hailstones and tornadoes have been pelting the region like snowballs thrown at the school bus, it is actually full-on spring. This means that the patios of all our beloved area restaurants are open for business. Bert's Seafood Grille in Greensboro and Finnegan's Wake in Winston-Salem are but two of the many, many fine Triad restaurants with outdoor eating space - and they're the only two that bothered to mention to me that their patios were up and running for the season.

At the risk of sounding too meta, the biggest spat on the local blogosphere last week involved....me. I went at it for a bit with Winston-Salem's best Greensboro blogger Ben Holder, AKA the Troublemaker, when in a diatribe against Jordan Green he took a shot at me, contending that I had misrepresented my work history on another blog.