Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future
Town of Farmville, North Carolina
Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future
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17mar - 5aprmar 177:30 pmapr 5Town of Farmville Response to COVID 19 (Coronavirus)
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Town of Farmville Response to COVID 19 (Coronavirus) The Town of Farmville is in frequent communication with federal, state, and local agencies as we are vigilantly monitoring
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Town of Farmville Response to COVID 19 (Coronavirus)
The Town of Farmville is in frequent communication with federal, state, and local agencies as we are vigilantly monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak and response in North Carolina. Our top priority is to maintain essential services for our community while protecting the health and safety of our employees and residents. Starting Tuesday, March 17 at 7:30am through Sunday, March 29, Town Hall and its offices will be closed to walk in customers. The community is encouraged to make payments via mail, email / online at www.municipalonlinepayments.com/farmvillenc, or the drive through window / drop box. Town employees will still be available to assist customers and meet the needs of our citizens. All trash and recycling routes will continue normal weekly schedules. We appreciate your patience as these proactive steps are taken in consideration for the safety of our public. For general town questions, please call (252) 753-5116. For questions regarding inspections and permits, please call (252) 753-5921.
All Parks & Recreation programming and spring sports will be postponed through April 5. Town parks and outdoor facilities will remain open for public use, but no organized activities will be scheduled. For questions regarding the Parks & Recreation Department, please contact Isaiah Lubben at (252) 753-6722 or ilubben@farmvillenc.gov
The Community Center and May Museum will be closed through Sunday, March 29. All programs scheduled at these facilities have been postponed. For questions about Community Center, please contact Isaiah Lubben at (252) 753-6722 or ilubben@farmvillenc.gov. For questions regarding the May Museum, please contact Lindsay Annis at (252) 753-6725 or lannis@farmvillenc.gov
The Farmville Public Library will be closed through Sunday, March 29 and all scheduled programs have been postponed. For questions about the Library, please call (252) 753-3355 or email David Miller at dmiller@farmvillenc.gov
The Town of Farmville will continue to monitor this situation and advise our community with up to date information as it becomes available. Please continue to monitor our town website, www.farmvillenc.gov , Town of Farmville Facebook page www.facebook.com/townoffarmville , and local media for future updates. We would also like to share the following additional resources: North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services COVID-19 Hotline:
1-866-462-3821
Center For Disease Control (CDC): 1-800-232-4636
Time
March 17 (Tuesday) 7:30 pm - April 5 (Sunday) 8:00 pm
april
17mar - 5aprmar 177:30 pmapr 5Town of Farmville Response to COVID 19 (Coronavirus)
Event Details
Town of Farmville Response to COVID 19 (Coronavirus) The Town of Farmville is in frequent communication with federal, state, and local agencies as we are vigilantly monitoring
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Event Details
Town of Farmville Response to COVID 19 (Coronavirus)
The Town of Farmville is in frequent communication with federal, state, and local agencies as we are vigilantly monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak and response in North Carolina. Our top priority is to maintain essential services for our community while protecting the health and safety of our employees and residents. Starting Tuesday, March 17 at 7:30am through Sunday, March 29, Town Hall and its offices will be closed to walk in customers. The community is encouraged to make payments via mail, email / online at www.municipalonlinepayments.com/farmvillenc, or the drive through window / drop box. Town employees will still be available to assist customers and meet the needs of our citizens. All trash and recycling routes will continue normal weekly schedules. We appreciate your patience as these proactive steps are taken in consideration for the safety of our public. For general town questions, please call (252) 753-5116. For questions regarding inspections and permits, please call (252) 753-5921.
All Parks & Recreation programming and spring sports will be postponed through April 5. Town parks and outdoor facilities will remain open for public use, but no organized activities will be scheduled. For questions regarding the Parks & Recreation Department, please contact Isaiah Lubben at (252) 753-6722 or ilubben@farmvillenc.gov
The Community Center and May Museum will be closed through Sunday, March 29. All programs scheduled at these facilities have been postponed. For questions about Community Center, please contact Isaiah Lubben at (252) 753-6722 or ilubben@farmvillenc.gov. For questions regarding the May Museum, please contact Lindsay Annis at (252) 753-6725 or lannis@farmvillenc.gov
The Farmville Public Library will be closed through Sunday, March 29 and all scheduled programs have been postponed. For questions about the Library, please call (252) 753-3355 or email David Miller at dmiller@farmvillenc.gov
The Town of Farmville will continue to monitor this situation and advise our community with up to date information as it becomes available. Please continue to monitor our town website, www.farmvillenc.gov , Town of Farmville Facebook page www.facebook.com/townoffarmville , and local media for future updates. We would also like to share the following additional resources: North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services COVID-19 Hotline:
1-866-462-3821
Center For Disease Control (CDC): 1-800-232-4636
Time
March 17 (Tuesday) 7:30 pm - April 5 (Sunday) 8:00 pm
Farmville Dogwood Festival![]()
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Walter B. Jones Town Common
- Walter B. Jones Town Common, Farmville, NC 27828
23apr - 26apr 234:00 pmapr 26Farmville Dogwood Festival
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Located in the heart of eastern North Carolina, the community of Farmville has proudly hosted the Farmville Dogwood Festival for over 30 years. The festival is held each April on
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Located in the heart of eastern North Carolina, the community of Farmville has proudly hosted the Farmville Dogwood Festival for over 30 years. The festival is held each April on the town commons. The manicured lawn of the commons is dotted with stately oaks, azaleas, dogwoods and a burst of color from annuals and perennials. Visitors make an annual pilgrimage to Farmville to reunite with family and friends.
The Dogwood Festival has been honored as a legacy festival by the Library of Congress. The festival proudly reaches across all demographics to provide a weekend of entertainment that appeals to all patrons. Most of the festival guests live in a 50 mile radius of Farmville. Festival attendance has been estimated in some years at over 30,000.
The center of the commons features the arts and crafts pavilion. It is the focal point of the festival, displaying the artistic talents and workmanship of the artisans of eastern North Carolina. These wares are available for sale to the public. The festival committee carefully selects artisans that compliment each other and provide a diverse array of craftsmanship. Examples of past artisan wares have included woodworking, stained glass, pottery, jewelry, framed artwork, photography, soaps and many other handcrafted treasures.
Surrounding the pavilion is a number of venues that accent the town commons. Nearby is the gazebo which displays a constant stream of local musical talent. The Kids Cool Fest tent provides the youth an opportunity to create crafts and to have fun, all free of charge. Lining the street are food vendors providing a potpourri of delicacies. Behind the town hall are rides provided by Michaels Amusements that appeal to all ages. The ball field is where our headline musical acts perform at night for festival patrons.
Click on the “Learn More” button below for all the details or visit farmvilledogwoodfest.com for up to the date information.
Time
23 (Thursday) 4:00 pm - 26 (Sunday) 6:00 pm EST
Location
Walter B. Jones Town Common
Walter B. Jones Town Common, Farmville, NC 27828