5 essentials for your end-of-summer cookout

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Photo credit: Lauren Miller

Been looking for an excuse to throw a party? The heat might stick around for a while, but the kids will be heading back to school soon.

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So if you’re planning an afternoon cookout to celebrate the last weeks of long days and warm nights, here are a few things you can pick up from Hartness’s Fresh Fridays on July 20.

  1. Blooms from Rosa’sthe easiest way to make the evening feel a bit fancier.
  2. Treats from Cup & Cake pre-game the meal with Piña Colada or Orange Crush cupcakes. 😋
  3. Wine from Overmountain Vineyardsis it really a party unless you’re sipping handcrafted French-style wine?
  4. Dog treats from Miss Bee Haven Honey Bones – made with honey from the owner’s own beehives, so your pup isn’t missing out on the fun.
  5. Dessert from Marvelous Piesthe perfect summer dessert (without having to sweat over the oven). 🍓

Grab your tote bag and enjoy sunset shopping tonight with live music and yoga on the lawn to complete the summer vibes.

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