Greensboro, North Carolina, is on three popular lists published by U.S. News & World Report. The city of almost three-hundred thousand residents ranked as the sixth best place to live in North Carolina, number 90 in the country, and the #65 place to retire in the United States. One visit here is all it takes to understand the rankings. The city government offers many amenities that are rarely seen around the country. The City Comes to You services include appliance disposal, fire inspections, smoke alarm replacement, leaf collection, and more. Sounds like a retiree's dream.

A trek into Downtown Greensboro can result in sensory overload. Start your visual journey right at ArtMongerz Art Gallery. For over two decades, local artists have been working together in a co-op-style gallery. An eclectic mix of styles is on display for sale, or come by for one of the showcases. Get the month started right by attending the First Friday Art Show. Small art classes of eight are available, with lessons changing monthly.

Continue to be amazed at the School of Greensboro Ballet. Interest in ballet started in the 1960s, and the dance school was opened in the 70s as the community showed a need for consistent training. In 1995, professional dancers were added, and top-quality performances resulted. The troupe's 2020 rendition of The Nutcracker garnered national attention. You can take a class, audition for a part, or enjoy a great evening of entertainment.

Where else can you spend an intimate evening in a bowling alley? At Bourbon Bowl, there are six lanes, but don't let the size fool you. Pins aren't the only thing lined up here; craft beer and food are on the menu with items like Gutter Ball Nachos, the Drunken Goat, and the Foothills Festival Express Juicy IPA. Sip on a cocktail at the longest bar in Greensboro. Make sure you call for a reservation because guests are rolling in.

Since 1938 the PGA Tour has been making an annual stop in our city, and Greensboro's tournament has historical significance. In 1961 Charlie Sifford became the first African-American to play in a PGA event in the South. He took the pressure in stride, led the field after the 1st day, and eventually came in 4th. Be a part of the oldest North Carolina professional golf tournament by becoming a volunteer and witnessing the action up close. The tournament is held in August, so get your tickets now.

Supernatural spirits flourish here, and you can visit Greensboro's five most haunted spots. Some ghostly sightings include soldiers, a man on horseback, a headless man, a little girl, and more. See them for yourself at Guilford College, Guilford Courthouse National Park, New Garden Cemetery, Greensboro College, and The Biltmore Greensboro.

Other scary beings in the area include bed bugs, termites, spiders, roaches, and more. Don't be taken by surprise anymore. With some help from At Ease Pest Solutions, your home or business can become pest free. We are the area's leading pest control service; contact us today for more information or to schedule an estimate.