That’s right, folks, the 5th Annual Tour D’ Coop is this Saturday in Raleigh (inside the beltline, of course) from 10AM-5PM. I went to the third Henside the Beltline Tour D’ Coop two years ago, but sadly had to miss last year’s. I plan on going this weekend though, come heck or high water.
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What is the Tour D’ Coop?
Hey, thanks for asking. It’s a tour of 20 houses with chicken coops, all inside the Raleigh beltline. If you’re interested in chickens, or just want to see some cool houses and gardens, I heartily recommend going on the tour.
When is the Tour D’ Coop?
I already said, but it’s this Saturday, May 15, from 10AM – 5PM. So be there or be square.
Where Can I Get Tickets?
You can pre-order a ticket on the !nt3r3n37, or,
early Saturday morn, getcho chicken tour tickets at one of these places:
- Steven B. Andreaus, DDS , PA
1637 Glenwood Avenue , across from the Rialto Theater - Ornamentea: 509 N. West Street, one block south of Peace Street
- CupAJoe: 2109-142 Avent Ferry Road, in the lower level of Mission Valley Shopping Center
- Whole Foods Market: 3540 Wade Avenue, in the Ridgewood Shopping Center
- Seaboard ACE Hardware: 802 Semart Drive, across from Logan ’s Nursery
How much a Ticket Is?
In return for a ticket, all they ask for is non-perishable food items or monetary donations. 100% goes to Urban Ministries of Wake County.
Official Site: http://hensidethebeltline.blogspot.com/
