Tuesday Night: Skillet Fried Chicken in Greensboro
See Jerry Rowe's article, FRIED MEMORIES The South’s past comes alive on Tuesdays at Lucky 32
Greensboro News & Record, 2011
See Jill Warren Lucas' food blog, Lucky 32 stakes claim in high-end, home-style fried chicken, February 2012
Every week!
Skillet Fried Chicken & Songs From a Southern Kitchen
- Traditional Skillet-Fried Chicken, 4pm until we run out! A breast, leg and a wing, pan-fried in Cane Creek’s locally-rendered pork fat, served with mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, collard greens and a hunk of dipping cornbread. $17 (Also see the current dinner menu)
- Live compositions and renditions by Laurelyn Dossett and Friends, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Laurelyn is in residence each Tuesday with new songs, standards and surprise guests. No cover charge.
- Something to Wash it All Down with drink specials
About Laurelyn Dossett
Singer/Songwriter Laurelyn Dossett lives and writes in the Piedmont of North Carolina, and her songs tend to reflect the stories of the region, both traditional and contemporary. She co-founded Polecat Creek with singing partner Kari Sickenberger and has partnered with Triad Stage's Preston Lane on four plays featuring regional folklore and original music: Brother Wolf, BeautifulStar:An Appalachian Nativity, Bloody Blackbeard and Providence Gap. A song from Brother Wolf, "Anna Lee," was featured on Levon Helm's Grammy-winning record, Dirt Farmer. Laurelyn’s performances range from Merlefest to Prairie Home Companion to the North Carolina Symphony. She is the 2009-10 recipient of the N.C. Arts Council Fellowship for songwriting.
Schedule of Artists:
Feb 14, Angela Easterling
Feb 21, Laurelyn Dossett and Scott Manring
Feb 28, Molly McGinn
March 6, Martha Bassett and Friends
March 13, Molly McGinn
March 20, Laurelyn Dossett and Scott Manring
March 27, Laurelyn Dossett and Scott Manring
April 3, Martha Bassett and Friends
April 10, Laurelyn Dossett and Scott Manring
April 17, Laurelyn Dossett and Scott Manring
April 24, Molly McGinn
Read more about Laurelyn in Our State Magazine's article; Honest Talent
