Feb 07 Saturday
Are you ready for a weekend of pure chocolate bliss? Get ready for the Carolina Chocolate Festival!
We're talking about a weekend dedicated to chocolate! There will be more than 25 vendors offering treats like chocolate-covered strawberries, chocolate-covered bacon, chocolate cakes, chocolate fudge, chocolate truffles, chocolate candies, and more. Find your favorites and take some home!
The Carolina Chocolate Festival kicks off on Friday with the Pro/Am Bake Off to be judged that evening, awarding Amateur and Professional divisions. On Saturday, cake will sold by the slice; also whole cakes will be auctioned off to a Chocolate Lovers delight to carry home.
Saturday early morning begins with our 5k Cocoa Run/Walk! Get your blood pumping before indulging in everything chocolate! Register online via the website.
There are additional fun activities to enjoy Don't miss the Pudding Eating contests - open to all ages! Prepare to be surrounded by the most delicious chocolate imaginable!
Join Maile Wilder of Move Wildly Yoga for an hour-long mat yoga session in the Library Program Room on the first Saturday of every month at 9:30am. This class is great for all skill levels, but is geared towards adults.
If you don’t have a mat, we have 6 yoga mats for participants to borrow.
Help us continue to offer yoga at the Library by donating $5 at the event.
Questions? Contact Emma at erepp@farmvillenc.gov
It's almost your favorite time of year again...The Friends of SML's 35th Annual Used Book Sale!! The sale will be held at the Greenville Convention Center February 5-8, 2026. There will be thousands of great items to choose from, including hardbacks, children’s books, and DVD’s. See the sale schedule below:• Thursday, February 5: Friends of SML Members Only Sale 4-8 PM (Membership can be purchased or renewed at the door or online at sheppardlibrary.org)• Friday, February 6: Sale opens to the public 9 AM - 8 PM• Saturday, February 7: 9 AM - 4 PM • Sunday, February 8: $5 Bag Day 12 - 3:30 PM ($5/bag - Buy a FOL reusable bag or bring your own of comparable size)
Hailed by The Wall Street Journal as the “New Queen of Bluegrass,” Rhonda Vincent is a powerhouse vocalist and mandolinist with a career that spans from childhood performances in her family’s band to Grammy-winning success on the world stage. With deep musical roots in Greentop, Missouri, Rhonda began performing at the age of five and never looked back. Over the years, she has earned numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album, seven consecutive IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year awards, and her long-awaited induction into the Grand Ole Opry in 2021. Backed by one of the most dynamic bands in bluegrass, Rhonda delivers a high-energy, heartfelt show filled with stunning vocals, top-tier musicianship, and stories that reflect her rich musical journey. Whether collaborating with icons like Dolly Parton or headlining bluegrass festivals around the country, Rhonda Vincent continues to raise the bar for American roots music. Don’t miss this living legend live on stage!
Feb 08 Sunday
The Unnatural Resouces Fair is a place where you can display your creations and inventions made from normally discarded materials or leftovers from a larger project. Set up and Delivery Date is February 5 from 2pm - 7pmThe work is on display for the public to view Feb 6 from 9am - 7pm, Feb 7 from 9am - 6pm and Feb 8 from 12pm - 4pm.
This event is FREE and open to the public. This year the Sheppard Memorial Library Book Sale is also taking place in the Convention Center. Reduce - Reuse - Recycle
Cut. Layer. Reimagine.Collage Collective, the first exhibit of the new year brings together four local artists pushing collage beyond the page—into reflection, healing, and play.🖼️ On view Jan 11–Feb 28 at the EMD Gallery🎉 Artist Reception Jan 16, 6–8p during Farmville’s Art Walk📍Address: 3725 N Main St, Farmville, NC 27828⏰Hours: Tues - Friday 9a-12p + Fridays 4-6p & Saturdays 10a-12p💛 Works available for purchase—take one home and support local art at FCAC.
For years the annual membership drive served as the primary source of support to carry the Historic Site through quiet winter seasons. Though winter is busier now, this event still plays a crucial role in providing essential funding to care for and maintain our valued grounds, gardens, and buildings.
Many members note this is a favorite BHA tradition. This is an open house event FREE to the community that welcomes new members and volunteers. Every historic building on the grounds will be open for hands-on exploration, learning, and discovery. Best of all, it’s for everyone – adults and kids alike!
Refreshments will be thoughtfully prepared by local businesses and generous volunteers. Helping hands and food sponsors are always needed and so if you are interested in volunteering or sponsoring, please call 252-728-5225.
Remember the RSVP so we know how many to expect! Invite friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, or anyone curious to learn more about the Historical Association. We offer a wide range of activities and events year-round with membership options beginning at just $25 for students and seniors, extending to the $5,000 Somerset Circle level. Each tier offers its own benefits. New memberships may be purchased at the Valentine Party or online at beauforthistoricsite.org under the shop tab.
For more information about the Valentine Party, new memberships, or membership renewal, stop by the Welcome Center at 130 Turner Street, or call us at 252-728-5225. To RSVP, please visit our website: https://beauforthistoricsite.org/event/membership-drive-valentine-party-5/