May 13th
Come out and join us for the greatest playground pastime ever, kickball!
Sunday, May 13 & May 20
(2:00pm)
@ West Market Street fields
(Greensboro Arboretum- baseball fields)
May 23rd / 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Join synerG and local community leaders for a trip to Raleigh to meet with the North Carolina Legislature about issues facing Greensboro!
June 8th / 12noon to 1:30pm
Downtown Greensboro Inc. is leading an effort to promote the benefits of a performing arts center (PAC) in Downtown Greensboro. As more residents understand what a Downtown PAC will mean to an enriched lifestyle and economic growth, they’ll agree it’s a great decision and help spread the word.
Join synerG and Downtown Greensboro Inc. on Friday, June 8th for a conversation about the potential for a Downtown Performing Arts Center and how you can help.
June 13th / 5:30 to 8:00 PM
Join synerG for an informal happy hour! Meet new friends and connect with old ones. Drinks are on you - connections on us!
Just after graduating from High Point University in 2004, John Ford started his own web development business, Aldenta, from his home office in Downtown Greensboro. While growing Aldenta, John was able to work with national brands such as The Food Network, HGTV, and DIY Network doing front end development for their websites.
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