Black Meetings and Tourism

September/October 2013

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•Pg_56-70__BMT_pg86-162 9/25/13 5:27 AM Page 65 Twin City Quarter Photo Credit: Winston-Salem BCC room Downtown Marriott. Along with the hotels mentioned, the Twin City Quarter includes The Historic Brookstown Inn, The Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center, The Holiday Inn Express Downtown West, The Henry Shaffner Bed & Breakfast and the Wingate By Wyndham. The history of African-Americans in Winston-Salem is deeply rooted in the philosophy that hard work and determination can bring forth transformation and innovation. Since the days of the early Moravian settlers of Salem, the works of AfricanAmericans can be seen in historic structures, schools, banks and in transportation, among many other areas. Some cultural centers that showcase the rich African-American history in this region include the St. Philips Heritage Center, The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) and The St. Philips Moravian Church. Located just minutes from downtown Winston-Salem, the Smith Reynolds Airport provides conference attendees with access to the city via most major airlines. It's All in the Numbers 170,000-Square Feet of Meeting Space Cohesive meeting space in one central location. That's what you get with Twin City Quarter's Benton Convention Center, Marriott Hotel and Embassy Suites. An affordable destination rich with features and amenities - Wi-Fi, restaurants, cafes, lounges, spa and salon, Starbucks and fitness centers. Conveniently adjacent to Fourth Street's Restaurant Row and the Arts District with galleries, dining and shops. The only number you'll need for one-stop-shopping: www.twincityquarter.com B M & T ••• Septmeber/October 2013 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 65

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