Flint Rock Farm
Memories made on a farm can last a lifetime! Located in Cameron, NC this hands on learning farm is fun for kids of all ages!
Shady Maple Farm
Local Moore County Flower Farm. Seasonal blooms are available at our Flower Stand located at Shady Maple Farm! Come see us on Fridays from 9am – 1pm or Saturdays 9am-4pm!
Jamie Loomis Photography
North Carolina portrait photographer with a photography studio located in Vass, NC specializing in high school senior and graduate photos, headshots and personal branding, and social media content creation for small businesses.
Village Wine Shop Aberdeen
An intimate gathering space…
Established in the Spring of 2023, The Village Wine Shop is a pocket-sized wine bar in the historic district of downtown Aberdeen, NC where natural wine, beer, cider, food, and a true love for music prevail. We believe great wine speaks for itself, and with a selection of bottles from all over the world, across a variety of price points and styles, we’re certain we have the right wine for you. From the VWS crew, we can’t wait to pour you a glass of wine, or two!
Midway Grill
Midway Grill is located half way between Carthage and Robbins. Carthage is the County Seat which has been flourishing with new unique small business and the Carthage Digital Mural Trail (The first in NC) and Robbins. Robbins is a wonderful small town with great hiking trails.
Aberdeen Postmaster’s House
Oldest residence in Aberdeen, NC. Restored and maintained as a historical landmark, and venue.
A Step In Time Walking Tours
Want to learn about a unique Southern town? We have a passion for history and love to share it! A Southern Pines native, Carley Sutton has always had a passion for history. She studied Architecture and Theater at UNC-Charlotte and currently serves on the Boards of the Southern Pines Welcome Center and the Moore County Historical Association. A self-taught seamstress, she designs and creates all of her historical clothing for tours.
Misty Morning Ranch
In 2015, we left Los Angeles and headed to North Carolina. We had decided we wanted to purchase a home with about 10 acres. As we were looking for property, we came across a family farm with 60 acres within our budget. We thought it was too much land and kept looking, but we didn’t find anything we liked, and that 60 acre farm just felt right. We ended up buying it and started researching different livestock. Within our research, we also started learning more about sustainability. That’s when Ryan remembered an idea his grandfather had when Ryan was much younger – ostriches. We began doing our research on not only sustainability, but the health benefits of ostrich meat. We visited a nearby farm to learn more, and we loved it. We spent the next 6 months learning everything from fencing to feeding. After that 6 month period, we got our first pair of ostriches. We are very excited to share everything we’ve learned about ostrich meat with as many people as possible and show them there is a healthier alternative to red meat.