Liberty Attractions and Entertainment

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As the yellow warmth of the sun rises on Liberty illuminating the fields of sunflowers, a day begins of endless things to do. From international and southern-style cuisine at local restaurants, to live musical performances or stargazing in our clear night skies, you don't want to miss a moment in Liberty.

Come Friday night, under a clear moon sky, families put their work-week behind them and gather under blankets to watch the world go by from the hood of their cars. Football games and brown paper bags, dancing in parking lots and the sparkle of strands of lights that hang from the trees, from bon-fires to skinny dipping and from midnight sledding to Sunday pot-lucks, every neighborhood here is a world of wonder waiting to become your life.

These are the moments that become who you are, and it's what you do that that decides who you become. This is your chance to become a part of Liberty.


Community Calendar

Entertainment

Liberty Showcase Theater
101 South Fayetteville St
(336) 622-4930
website		Liberty Raceway
6788 Willard Rd.
Staley, NC 27355
(336) 622-6778
website		The Barn Dance Inc
6337 Philippi Road
Julian, NC
(336) 685-9200
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Family Fun

Lake Juno Water Park
7253 Lake Juno Road
Liberty NC
(336) 685-4334
Review
website		Freedom Park
Butler Ave
Liberty NC
(336) 622-3955		Paul Henry Smith Park
Brower St
West Liberty
(336) 622-3955
Homeland Creamery
6506 Bowman Dairy Rd
(336) 685-MILK
website		Julian Milling Co.
7405 Old 2nd St
Julian, NC
(336) 685-4433

Museums

The Patterson House Museum
239 S Fayetteville St
Liberty, NC 27298

Events

Liberty Fall Festival
Liberty School
(TBA) September 2017
4PM-8PM		Halloween Trick or Treat Event
31 October 2017
18:00 - 20:00 (6-8 PM)		Liberty Antiques Festival
28-29 April 2017
29-30 Sept 2017
(336) 622-3040
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Liberty Christmas Parade
Greensboro Street
2 December 2017
2:30 PM (14:30h)
(336) 622-4937		Liberty Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
Downtown Liberty
2 December 2017
5 PM (17h)
(336) 622-4937		Liberty Winter Wonderland Festival
Downtown Liberty
2 December 2017
10 AM - 5 PM
(10h-17h)

Historic Liberty, NC transforms into a winter wonderland of holiday magic, filled with food, music, gifts and charm. 

Farm Fun and Fresh Food

Greeson's Strawberry Farm
5164 Watchtower Rd
Julian, NC
Hours: Mon. Wed. Sat.
7:30am - 7:30pm
April 25th - October 15th
(336) 685-0360		Castlemaine Farm
1649 Old Dam Road
Liberty, NC 27298
919-360-0899
website		Goat Lady Dairy
3515 Jess Hackett Rd
Climax, NC 27233
(336) 824-2163
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Crumbly Family Farm
336-314-9607
We are a family run farm. We sell all of our produce. There will be a stall set up at the Asheboro Farmers Market. We also will be happy to sell to you from the house. E-mail us and let us know if you would like to place an order, or you can reach me by phone.
website		Meadows Family Farm
5434 Amick Road
Julian, NC
(336) 697-7005

 No junk; just grass. Our Animals live happy and healthy lives while on the farm. We do not use any steroids or growth hormones on our animals. So don’t worry, when you take a bite out of our Angus steak, that’s what you’re getting. Just steak; the way it should be. Don’t believe us? Just call to book a tour on our family owned farm or just to ask any questions you may have.
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Farmers' Market

Liberty Farmers' Market
423 W Swannanoa Ave
Liberty NC
Opens At 6 AM Daily

Just Down The Road...

Piedmont Dragway
6750 Holts Store Rd.
Julian, NC
(336) 449-7411
website		Walnut Wood Golf Course
3172 Alamance Church Rd
(336) 697-8140

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