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BLADENBORO, NC

Bladenboro, An Historic Town Full of Strong, Local Volunteers

Downtown Shopping and Beautiful Homes

Bladenboro is best described as ‘Small Town Proud.’ For one of the most stunning downtown show of homes, a drive down Main Street takes you back to southern, two story homes on gorgeous display with stunning landscaping. Churches, with noticeable architectural displays and a well-loved elementary school are all scattered down a picturesque street complete with many downtown shopping adventures. Yards full of blooming azaleas and the smell of confederate jasmine grab your attention. Whether you prefer grand porches or bungalow style cottage porches, there are displays of both.

Downtown Revitalization Project with Green Space

The citizens of Bladenboro are to be praised for their commitment to the community. They are currently in the midst of upgrading their downtown with a revitalization plan to include retail spaces, professional offices and a green space to make visiting downtown even more pleasurable. Visit Over Yonder Coffee, Teas and Creamery for the best ice cream, coffees, sweet treats and more. The local pharmacy, The Medicine Shoppe, is conveniently located at the main stoplight and prides itself in meeting the needs of the community. Stop in at Diamond Dave’s Grill for the best breakfast and lunch. For the latest in home decor shopping, visit Market on Main.

Local Bladenboro Eateries: Large Variety of Choices

Local restaurant choices include Dove’s Barbeque. Walk up to the window or step inside for the best barbeque plate and more. Choose El Torito for a great selection of Mexican cuisine. Enjoy Italian and other great varieties at Pizza Palace. Don’t forget to stop by Over Yonder for that after dinner dessert. Don't miss Benson Grill, home of the best in burgers and more, including their famous jo jo fries.

Bladenboro NC Real Estate

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Bladenboro Farmer’s Market: Beast the Boro

Bladenboro’s Farmer’s Market is owned and operated by Beast The Boro. Shop for local vegetables, jarred specialties such as jellies, jams and pickles. Grab a Beast Fest T-shirt or set up shop yourself to sell your local produce items. Fall brings collards, turnips, cabbage and more greens, all on time to prep for the holidays. Beast The Boro citizens, business owners and leaders are striving to make its town the “showplace community” they know it can be. They are to be commended for their strong love of community and hard work to ensure their beautiful town is aesthetically pleasing and a competitive choice for living in North Carolina.

Yearly Beast Fest Brings Thousands of People

Let’s not forget the Beast Fest! Held annually, this event brings in thousands of people to the town, enjoying live music, booths, food and craft vendors, and many other fun things from face painting to a car show. Beast The Boro is a grassroots organization with a big impact. They are volunteers, genuinely working to improve the quality of life for their fellow citizens. Beast Fest is organized by Boost the Boro. All profits made for the festival go directly back into the community, supporting various local causes and to improve the town. The Beast The Boro Festival is one of the largest yearly events in Bladen County. There is also the yearly Christmas parade. A story book Christmas parade, this town shows off with a great parade line up and huge crowds, full of Christmas cheer.

Bladenboro: Wrapped in History and Farming

Historically, the town of Bladenboro has been wrapped around farming. Known in its earliest days for its turpentine and lumber, the railroad was built in the 1800’s, and brothers R.L. and H.C. Bridger came to Bladenboro to operate a turpentine business. A great location, as it is located just a short drive to the neighboring towns of Whiteville, Lumberton, and the county seat, Elizabethtown, NC. About an hours drive to the beaches, the town’s location yields small town flair with the convenience of more amenities not far away.