Events in North Fulton today

This round robin for mixed doubles teams welcomes players of every experience level. Enjoy friendly match play that builds community and encourages new connections on the courts. Participation helps provide vital support for children with disabilities and their families, creating a meaningful impact close to home. Play, connect, and invite friends to help make the event a success.

The GDCTA Summer Finals Open Schooling Show brings a full weekend of equestrian competition to Wills Park Equestrian Center. Recognized by GDCTA, the event follows USEF and USDF rules, including policies related to the Safe Sport suspended list. Online entries are processed through Horse Show Office. Saturday provides opportunities to qualify for Finals classes that are held on Sunday. Sunday also features the Lisa Seger Insurance Adult Amateur Medal and Dressage Seat Equitation Championship classes. A prize list will be announced. Sponsors include Atlanta Saddlery, Riding Warehouse, and Lisa Seger Insurance.

Connect with fellow Porsche enthusiasts at a friendly social gathering that celebrates and supports the Peachstate PCA community. Local businesses that love Porsche help host the event, including PCA supporter Atlanta Ceramic PPF of Alpharetta. All are welcome to attend.

Celebrate local flavor at the Sandy Springs Farmers Market at City Green. Explore locally grown produce, artisanal foods, fresh baked goods, and handmade treasures from area vendors in a lively community setting. Bring friends and family, pack a reusable bag, and discover fresh finds each week.

Join a habitat restoration work session at Heritage Park in central Cobb County. Volunteers will help with invasive removal, native plantings, and garden maintenance. Wear weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe footwear for uneven terrain. Bring work gloves and any hand tools you have, such as pruning saws, shears, shovels, or picks, and water will be available as well. Gnats and/or yellow jackets may be present.

Learn the fundamentals of macramé in a welcoming, interactive workshop where participants make a simple hanging planter that works as a thoughtful gift or a cheerful accent at home. Choose a plant to accompany the design from a selection of classic, low-maintenance houseplants. Guided instruction covers each knot and the potting steps, so attendees leave with a handcrafted hanger and a new houseplant ready to display. All supplies are included, and beginners are welcome. Private group workshops can be arranged with flexible scheduling, and groups may bring snacks, favorite beverages, and a playlist to create the atmosphere they like.

At Lost Corner Preserve, Bob Ross Certified Instructor Jeremy Rogers leads a step-by-step oil painting workshop where you finish a forest scene in one session, even if it is your first time painting. Drawing on techniques popularized by the TV series The Joy of Painting and using only Bob Ross supplies for an authentic experience, the class keeps the tone light and fun while guiding you through happy trees and serene details. Please bring a roll of paper towels, a pack of baby wipes, and a box large enough to carry a 12 by 16 inch painting home.

Learn how macroinvertebrates can help reveal stream health at this hands-on monitoring workshop. You’ll practice collection and identification techniques and work toward earning your Adopt-A-Stream AAS certification. The session runs for about four hours and is open to all ages, with free parking available.

Explore canoeing on Beaver Pond with an easygoing introduction created for first-time paddlers, families with young children, and adults getting back into the sport. CNC’s canoe guides take extra time to teach stroke techniques and gear basics, then keep the practice lively with races and games. The program includes admission to CNC, so consider packing a picnic and spending time on the nature center grounds afterward. For ages 5 and up. Pricing is per person: $25 for the general public and $12.50 for CNC members. Advance registration is required by the Thursday before the class.

Enjoy a free fitness session at North Point Mall in collaboration with Highland Yoga. Expect a complete workout that blends strength, movement, and mindfulness for a balanced, empowering experience. Open to all fitness levels. Capacity is limited, and giveaways are available while supplies last.

Enjoy a calming yoga class with an extra dose of cuteness at GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga, hosted at Phoenix and Dragon Bookstore. This one hour goga session is led by a certified instructor and blends mindful movement with the playful presence of micro Australian dwarf goats. The company focuses on animal assisted therapy and promotes mental health awareness through gentle interaction with these friendly companions. Sessions welcome a wide range of ages, and children seven and older may attend with a parent. Please bring a yoga mat. The class costs $35, and space is limited. Offered on select Saturdays each month for a cheerful morning experience.

Hollywood Feed Sandy Plains hosts a pop-up adoption event featuring dogs ready to meet potential families. Attendees can interact with adoptable pups, enjoy plenty of wagging tails, and explore whether a good match is waiting. Browsers are welcome, and those ready to take the next step are encouraged to submit an adoption application.

Weekly tabletop roleplaying meetups unfold at Battle & Brew in partnership with ATLRPG, welcoming everyone from curious first timers to veteran GMs and dice slingers. Enjoy good food and drinks while diving into adventures with a friendly community. New players receive a complimentary set of dice, a ready to play character sheet, and patient guidance to get started. Game Masters can look forward to discounts on food and beverages and entries into raffles for tabletop prizes, along with plenty of fellow enthusiasts to game with. Players only need to bring themselves, while GMs should bring their usual books, minis, and maps. If you plan to run something other than 5e, bring the necessary materials and be prepared to explain the rules. All tabletop sessions are organized and managed by the ATLRPG team, and Battle & Brew provides the space, refreshments, and nerdy vibes.

Calling all mutants, get ready for an X-Men themed drag brunch at City Winery Atlanta. WUSSY assembles a lineup of superhero drag performers, hosted by Dotte Com, with a full themed show experience. Dress up as your favorite Avenger, X-Men, or Marvel superhero, and enjoy food and beverage service that’s brought directly to your table. Brunch add-ons are available for purchase onsite on the day of the show only. Ages 13+ recommended.

Discover modern calligraphy with Sip & Script at Mimms Museum of Technology and Art in Roswell, GA. This beginner friendly workshop uses a pointed dip pen and ink to teach core strokes and letterforms, helping you add personalized lettering to snail mail, wedding paper goods, home decor, and more. The session spans 1.5 hours with instruction and demonstrations, and includes a take home starter kit with two nibs, a pot of black ink, two lettering guides, tracing paper, a straight pen holder, and materials to write on. All supplies are yours to keep, and there is an option to explore the museum after class.

Join in an interactive family improv show with some of Atlanta’s best improvisers. Wowie Zowie is designed to be fun for the whole family, especially kids ages 4 to 12, and children can participate as much or as little as they want.

A guided string art workshop centered on the "Sacred Light" design welcomes both beginners and experienced creators. Step-by-step instruction makes the experience relaxing, enjoyable, and inspiring. All materials are provided, including a prepared wooden board with nails in place, a variety of colorful threads, decorative elements for personalization, and the necessary tools. As each thread is added, the design gradually appears, offering a peaceful creative pause and a sense of accomplishment. Participants leave with a completed piece to display at home or to share as a meaningful gift, along with the satisfaction of expressing inner light through art.

Studio Ghibli Fest 2026 arrives at Aurora Cineplex with a slate of Studio Ghibli films, presented by Fathom Entertainment. Screenings are offered in both dubbed and English subtitled formats, shown on the big screen with luxury heated recliners. The lineup features Tales from Earthsea marking its 20th anniversary, Only Yesterday at 35 years, Castle in the Sky at 40 years, Princess Mononoke, and the 25th anniversary of Spirited Away. Tickets are priced at $12.50.

Traveling Downbeats makes its debut on the Lucky’s Backyard Stage as part of Lucky’s Live 2025, offering a lively set in a spacious outdoor setting that welcomes both dogs and kids. Guests can bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and enjoy live music with burgers and plenty of cold beer. All plans are weather dependent. Dates and times are subject to change, so check social media and the website for updates. No outside food or drink is permitted.

Set out on a relaxed 2.5-hour evening paddle led by the nature center’s experienced canoe guides and explore the Chattahoochee River. Learn about the river’s environment as you look for wildlife and discover the wetland ecosystem that is unique to metro Atlanta. This experience is great for first-time paddlers or for anyone looking to reconnect with a beloved river. All equipment is provided. Open to ages 8 and up. The cost is $39 for the general public and $34 for CNC Members, priced per person. Advanced registration is required by the Thursday before each trip.

Spend time with Chris during Groovin' on the Green.

Dylan Carlino brings his sharp, wildly original stand-up style to City Winery Atlanta for a fun Saturday night show. Expect bold comedy, fearless storytelling, and plenty of laughs in the intimate concert setting, with wine and food service available during the evening.

Catch the 2026 Lee Sang Jun Show World Tour live on Saturday, August 8. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Ticket prices range from $60 to $480.

Catch Supernova, an Oasis tribute band, live at MadLife Stage & Studios. They will perform “Definitely Maybe” plus more classic Oasis hits for an in-person show. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the event is for ages 15 and up.

Enjoy a lively night at The Roswell Junction with plenty of dancing and time to connect with family and friends. Admission is $10. Advance tickets are available through the provided link or can be purchased at the door.

Enjoy a free outdoor movie night at Church Street Park. Come in the evening with your chairs and blankets, bring your favorite people, and enjoy complimentary popcorn. This is part of a recurring monthly series.

Sunset Strip returns to Rock N Taco Roswell with a high-energy party rock set.

Presented by The Core, this revival celebrates the spirit and energy of the 1990s H.O.R.D.E. tours. The performance assembles songs associated with Widespread Panic, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Blues Traveler, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, The Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule, Spin Doctors, and others, capturing the scope of a full H.O.R.D.E. experience within a single show. It looks back to the years when these bands were emerging, when the music was loose, exploratory, and full of possibility. The set focuses on 1992 to 1998, highlighting tracks that shaped a generation and still resonate, and it nods to a period before phones and streaming, when discovery unfolded live and the music took center stage. The Core features Georgia musicians Josh Carson of Acoustic Workshop and Parts & Labor, Bo Hembree of Dreams So Real and Diablo Sandwich, Chris Queen of Allgood, Phil Keaggy, and Dreams So Real, and David Fisch of David Fisch & The Bent Hooks, with a seasoned rhythm section led by Kevin Leahy (Bodeans, Sugarland, Shawn Mullins, Allgood, Zac Brown), Rob Sumowski (Allgood, Billy Pilgrim, Shawn Mullins, Kevn Kinney, Brent Cobb), and Bill Taylor (Tribute: A Celebration of The Allman Brothers Band, Jupiter Coyote, The Bitteroots). Tickets are $20.

This 5K run and walk at Webb Bridge Park Sports Complex brings runners, walkers, and supportive spectators together to uplift children facing cancer. The event supports kids across 13 home away from home centers of Access Life, creating a positive show of encouragement both on the course and from the sidelines. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Guided by Holly, this 90-minute session combines myofascial massage, restorative yoga, and yoga nidra to ease tension and lessen stress. It creates intentional time to slow down so your whole being can unwind. With gentle myofascial work, deeply restful postures, and guided relaxation, the experience is designed to encourage healing and bring balance from within. Whether relief is the goal or simply a meaningful pause, it offers space to nurture calm, refresh your energy, and support overall well-being.

Learn, play, and grow your trading card game skills in a relaxed, beginner-friendly setting. This training day welcomes newcomers and returning players who want to strengthen the basics and feel confident at the table. A team will be available to teach rules, guide matches, and answer questions across popular games such as Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Riftbound, and more. The atmosphere is friendly for all ages, with extra support for younger players. Expect clear instruction, hands-on practice across multiple titles, and plenty of time to ask questions. No prior experience is required, and participants may bring a deck if they already have one.

Battle & Brew hosts local play for the One Piece Trading Card Game in a relaxed setting that blends casual sessions with competitive matches. Expect a welcoming crowd ready for spontaneous games, card trading, deck testing, and strategy refinement, whether you are trying a new Leader or learning the basics. A full food and drink menu is available while you play. Players of every experience level are invited to take part.

Enjoy an outdoor shuffle skate with DJ808 Heart2Shuffle at Union Hill Park. Admission and parking are free. Please bring skates, protective gear, a chair, and a water bottle.

This women-only Reiki energy healing circle is designed to nurture softness, openness, a sense of safety, and deeper emotional connection among participants. It offers a therapeutic setting for profound inner work, not only about receiving Reiki. The experience is intuitively guided to engage what is truly being held within. The focus includes the energy field and the unconscious layers where fear, old survival responses, and protective patterns reside, patterns that can appear in daily life through relationships, work, family dynamics, and the way a person relates to themselves. Participants are supported to release burdens from the past, recognize repeating cycles, find steadiness in uncertainty without fear, build an inner foundation rooted in safety and self-trust, and reconnect with an inner light that affirms identity and belonging. The approach is gentle yet deep, meeting each person only as far as they are ready to go, allowing the inner world to unfold at its own pace. A Reiki Master and regression therapist facilitates a grounded and supportive space where the deeper system can recalibrate and reorganize, fostering clarity, balance, and inner stability. The group is intentionally kept small to preserve depth, intimacy, and the integrity of the work.

Join Chef Jennifer for a hands-on sushi making cooking class at Clean Eatz. You’ll learn how to make your own sushi with step-by-step guidance, and everything you need is provided including ingredients, cooking tools, and expert tips. After you prepare it, you’ll enjoy a full meal that you cooked yourself. The class is beginner-friendly and geared for a fun, casual experience, with a selection of beverages available to purchase on-site.

Mike Karp performs live at Lucky’s Backyard and Stage as part of Lucky’s Live Sunday, bringing a dance-ready vibe to a venue billed as Roswell’s largest outdoor spot that welcomes both dogs and kids. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and settle in for music, a burger, and ice cold beer. All activities are weather dependent, and the schedule may change. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Additional parking is available at Woodstock Soccer Fields.

Experience Atlanta’s first silent headphone fashion show, where runway style is paired with an immersive sound experience delivered through headphones. The event runs for about 4 hours, and doors open at 5:00 PM. This is an in-person event for ages 18 and up, with free parking available.

Catch a live comedy show featuring Eric Vorhies, along with other featured performers. The event is happening in person at MadLife Stage & Studios. Doors open at 5:30 PM, and the show starts at 6:00 PM. Event is for ages 15+ and refunds are not offered.

HIGH NOON brings together some of the quickest improvisers in the south to turn your suggestions into fast-paced, frontier-themed comedy. Each show has a brand new cast, so every performance is a fresh ride with a different group of performers. Tickets are $8 online and $12 at the door. The event is hosted by Mack Morris and Caleb Huston.

Catch a comedy performance by Carlos Mencia at The Punchline Comedy Club. Seating is arranged by sections, so pick the spot that works best for you, then enjoy the show starting in the evening.

The inaugural meeting of Intentional Networking focuses on meaningful, conversation-driven connections rather than quick pitches. Professionals from all industries come together to spend time learning about one another’s businesses, ask questions, share ideas, and build authentic relationships. It is designed for business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals seeking to expand their networks with purpose. For more information, email IntentionalNetworking@protonmail.com.

This Drive-N-Dine gathering takes place at Taco Mac in The Prado, a club favorite. Expect the buzz of a classic American sports bar alongside creative takes on tacos and wings, a wide-ranging menu, and an extensive beer list. Committee chairs will provide updates on upcoming club events, new members will be welcomed, and there will be ample time to talk about Porsche ownership.

As part of Studio Ghibli Fest 2026 presented by Fathom Entertainment, Aurora Cineplex presents a large‑screen showing of Tales from Earthsea for its 20th anniversary with English subtitles. The festival lineup also features Only Yesterday at 35 years, Castle in the Sky at 40 years, Princess Mononoke, and Spirited Away at 25 years. Settle into heated recliner seating and enjoy these animated films in comfort. Tickets are $12.50.

At the Chattahoochee Nature Center, little learners can grow their curiosity about the outdoors while making new friends. Guided by a naturalist, families will explore the center’s 127 acres and enjoy a presentation featuring resident wildlife. Each child creates a craft to bring home and gains a deeper appreciation for nature in the winter. Designed for ages 3 and 4. Space is limited and advance registration is required. The fee is $60 for the general public and $45 for CNC Members. Pricing is for a three-part series per child. An adult helper must attend and is admitted at no charge.

A book club meets to discuss the book Yesteryear. Copies are available at the store at 20 percent off.

Cycle Gear Bike Night returns with an evening of motorcycle camaraderie and friendly competition. The featured slow races flip the usual script, rewarding the rider who reaches the finish line last. Food, drinks, and vendors create a lively scene. Participants can bring their bikes and competitive spirit for laid back challenges and a chance to win prizes.

A trading card gathering centered on Riftbound, the Pokémon Trading Card Game, and the One Piece Card Game brings players together for casual play, trading, and deck testing in a relaxed setting. Riftbound runs as Nexus Nights casual organized play with options for 1v1, 2v2, or free for all matches, chances to try new champions and strategies, opportunities to learn with other newcomers, and space to fine tune competitive builds. Attendees receive a Nexus Nights promo pack while supplies last, limit one per guest. Pokémon sessions invite decks, trade binders, and fresh pulls, offering friendly battles, trading with local collectors, a spot to trial lists ahead of League Challenges and Cups, and ways to meet new players and grow a collection. One Piece local play connects a growing community in Atlanta with matches for every skill level, whether learning or refining a competitive deck, plus trading and discussion of deck ideas with fellow pirates, marines, and revolutionaries. Expect good games, cold drinks, and a welcoming community vibe.

This event includes a discussion of The Love Hypothesis, and copies of the book are available at a 20 percent discount.

This monthly drop in group offers a supportive, safe space to practice and refine channeling with peers. It is intended for those who already have at least a little experience, whether from a workshop, informal practice with friends, or more extensive background, and for anyone seeking a place to deepen their work. Each meeting begins with time to share where you are on your channeling journey and acknowledge recent breakthroughs, followed by a variety of channeling exercises. Activities may include small group breakouts, one on one practice, and opportunities to offer messages for the group or for individuals. Sessions are facilitated by Vicki Evans, who has received messages from Spirit for over 30 years, incorporates channeling in monthly groups and healing sessions, and has taught channeling workshops in the Atlanta area. Attendance is flexible and does not require being at every meeting. Cost is $30.

Test your knowledge at a trivia night at Catrina’s Mexican Grill. Teams can compete for prizes and enjoy food and drinks during the game. Arrive early to secure a table before the questions begin.

Trivia takes center stage at Pepperoni’s Tavern. Participants can compete for prizes while enjoying the tavern’s food and ambiance.

Catch St. Lucia live at Buckhead Theatre. The show starts at 8:00 PM, and tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

Halcyon hosts a weekly Kids Club designed for preschoolers and their caregivers. There is no cost to attend and no registration is required. Activities change from week to week and may include crafts, dance, animal encounters, story time, puppet shows, special guests, music, and more. Weekly themes and updates are shared on the event’s Facebook page and through Instagram stories. A parent or guardian must remain with each child throughout the program. Sessions are weather dependent. After the activities, families can enjoy kid-friendly dining options and visit Piggy Jo’s, a children’s gift and clothing boutique. By attending, participants agree that photos or video captured onsite may be used for future publicity without compensation.

Join us for a chair yoga class. This class is suitable for adults and requires no registration. Come move gently and safely with guided chair-based stretches and poses.

Enjoy a free outdoor fitness session each Wednesday at Avenue East Cobb that blends strength work with mindful movement for a balanced, full body workout suitable for all levels. Please bring your own mat. Check in to enroll in the loyalty program, collect five stamps with one earned per class, and receive exclusive swag when you complete the card. After class, use the Wine Down voucher at New York Butcher Shoppe for a complimentary glass of wine, and get 20 percent off if you choose to buy the bottle you tried. Vouchers are provided at check in. If weather conditions are poor, the class will be canceled. For updates, check Instagram at @AvenueEastCobb.

A long-running weekly gaming meetup at Jason's Deli in Alpharetta. Attendees often bring their favorite games or take a seat at an open table. Many grab a bite first and chat while deciding what to play, then the tables fill with friendly games for the rest of the meetup.

Join Blossom & Vine for a hands-on tropical floral arranging class where you’ll design a beautiful arrangement with expert guidance. You’ll learn key arranging techniques, how to balance colors, and how to add your own personal touches. All blooms are provided, and you’ll leave with your finished arrangement to brighten your space or give as a gift. Doors open at 5:45 PM, and the class runs for about two hours. Ages 12+ are welcome.

Motley Crue performs at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA.

Slow Joy is bringing its indie rock, midwest emo, alternative rock, and shoegaze sound to The Masquerade - Altar in Atlanta, along with Bike Routes and Growing Pains. The show starts at 6:30 PM.

Take the mic at Roaring Social Alpharetta as ATL Live Band Karaoke backs you with the energy of a full live band. Sing your favorite songs, even the ones you practice in the shower, and step into the spotlight for a memorable, star-for-a-night experience.

Sip, connect, and slay at Zanzibar Cuisine & Lounge with a curated ladies night experience powered by Soft Yet Powerful. The atmosphere centers women who come for good energy, standout drinks, and a vibe worth savoring. Whether celebrating, networking, or simply stepping out, this midweek reset pairs music with an elevated ambiance and plenty of content worthy moments. Sections and table reservations are available for a more personalized night with your crew. Created by Soft Yet Powerful, it celebrates women who move with intention.

BNI Perimeter Partners hosts a networking meeting at its new location in Downtown Sandy Springs. Attendees can connect and build relationships in a welcoming setting with others interested in expanding their network.

Connect with local professionals at Six Bridges Crabapple for a relaxed networking meetup focused on building real relationships. The session begins with brief introductions, then moves into a weekly topic where participants exchange experiences and practical takeaways to elevate mindsets and strengthen their businesses. Expect a casual, fun atmosphere with open conversation and meaningful connections, built on the idea that people do and refer business to those they like, know, and trust. Everyone is welcome, and many leave feeling energized and ready to take on the day.

Connect with other women at a welcoming, industry-open networking gathering at RISE coffee & tea. This meetup centers on learning, support, and relationship building, with no one-per-industry limit. Bring a short elevator pitch and 20 business cards to share. If you choose to contribute a door prize valued between $5 and $20, you will receive an extra ticket for the prize drawing. Space is limited, so advance registration is required to secure a spot.

Enjoy a do-it-yourself painting session where participants choose from a variety of projects and surfaces to create something personal. There is no instructor, and the emphasis is on playful exploration in a welcoming atmosphere. All necessary materials are provided, making it simple to craft a one-of-a-kind piece. Expect a casual, hands-on experience centered on color, creativity, and trying something new.

This annual evening at Avenue East Cobb features shopping, sipping, and special offers. Participants begin by checking in at The Plaza to pick up a stroll map that highlights promotions throughout the property. Explore retailer and restaurant deals and stop for a fun photo opportunity. More information about participating businesses and specials is available on the event website.

Anticipation builds as Sandy Springs PAC prepares a new season featuring popular music, a world-class orchestra, laugh-out-loud comedy, family entertainment, stand-up, and more. At Byers Theatre, guests can experience hallmark hospitality along with an insider preview of upcoming announcements and pre-sale opportunities, plus chances to win door prizes. Admission is free. Warm lights and ready seats set the mood, with the stage prepared for what comes next.

Sunset Sips at Chattahoochee Nature Center invites guests to unwind at dusk with live music and beautiful views, with space to relax on the Great Lawn and under the covered outdoor pavilion. Happening on the second and fourth Thursday from June through September, the series is included with general admission and complimentary for CNC members. This edition features GSO Jazz.

Put your jigsaw skills to the test at Mimms Museum in a friendly speed puzzling challenge. Teams of up to four race to complete an identical 500 piece puzzle, with the fastest finish earning free museum admission. The puzzle is provided and the completed puzzle is yours to take home. Five person teams are allowed with a 10 minute addition to the final time. Solo participants are welcome and can be matched with an open team when possible. Registration is $15 per person and includes the team’s puzzle, light snacks, and soft background music. A card bar will offer alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks for purchase.

Ease into a low-key Thursday night at City Green with Sundown Social. Running May to October, this relaxed gathering features live music, backyard-style games, an outdoor bar, and plenty of room to spread out and take it easy as the sun goes down.

A networking night at Serendipity Labs brings together women entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals to build relationships and community. Hosted by Alpharetta & Milton Connect Moms in partnership with Serendipity Labs, the focus is on real conversation that builds trust, encourages referrals, and sparks collaborations. A single connection can lead to a new client, a strategic partnership, a speaking engagement, or a friendship that supports business growth. Whether just getting started or well established, attendees will find a welcoming environment that values mutual support and celebrates wins. Expect thoughtful conversations, idea sharing, and resource exchanges, all centered on growing together through face to face connection.

A curated mixer created for Christian singles who have built, or are rebuilding, a meaningful life and want a community that reflects it. The gathering is designed with intention at its core, especially for those in their 40s, 50s, and 60s who are faith-driven, community-minded, and ready to move beyond surface-level connection. Expect warm hosts, a thoughtful venue partner, no pressure to mingle, no name tags, and no forced introductions. The environment is faith anchored, modern, and welcoming, offering a friendly entry point into a thriving singles community where no one feels like a third or fifth wheel. Many attend to grow deeper friendships while healing, to step back into dating in a like-minded and safer setting, or to meet someone special after investing in personal growth. Tickets will be available soon. Food will be offered and a preorder may be available. The restaurant features music and may include a DJ. Business casual attire is suggested. Parking information is available from the organizer. Attendance is voluntary and signifies personal responsibility for one’s actions. The organizer values authentic Christlike behavior but does not guarantee it, and attendees are encouraged to exercise appropriate due diligence. By attending, participants grant permission for event photos to be used for promotional purposes without compensation, with the option to request removal. All attendees must be 21 or older. Individuals previously banned from the group are not permitted at events.

Settle in on the Village Green for an outdoor screening filled with movie magic. Bring comfortable lawn chairs and cozy blankets for a relaxed evening beneath the sky. The feature heads back to school with a roaring sense of fun, following a pair of furry roommates who learn what it really takes to excel at scaring, and that friendship is the most important lesson. Concessions will be available for purchase, with popcorn and other sweet treats on the menu. The organizers will share details about snack offerings and future movie nights on their social channels. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

Experience a welcoming healing circle guided by Vicki and a team of energy healers. Two to three participants are chosen for focused, individual sessions at the center of the circle while the team directs healing energy to them. Afterward, every attendee receives a brief period of energy work from one or more team members. Vicki brings more than 30 years of experience as an energy healer and has led groups at Phoenix & Dragon for over a decade. Admission is free, and the gathering takes place in the South Annex.

A weekly gathering from Locals & Legends brings car enthusiasts together at Sake Japanese Steak & Sushi. Please be respectful of the hosts and follow all posted rules. Keep the first two parking rows available for regular diners and begin meet parking from the third row back. All alcoholic beverages must remain inside the restaurant, and no outside alcohol is allowed. Animals must be leashed at all times, and only service animals are permitted inside after speaking with management. For safety and courtesy, there are no fireworks, wheelies, hooning, excessive revving, music loud enough to shake windows, burnouts, drifting, or two-step, and the parking lot speed limit is 5 mph. Vendors may participate without tents. Guests can also enjoy sushi, hibachi, or drinks from the bar in a family-friendly environment.

Enjoy an intimate live music performance by Taylor Roberts, with styles ranging from jazz and R&B to classic rock and pop. Ticket includes hors d’oeuvres and wine. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the concert starting at 7:00 PM and running until about 8:30 PM.

Nick Mullen is bringing his stand-up to Helium Comedy Club for an evening of comedy. The show is 18+ in the main showroom. There is a two-item per person minimum in the showroom that can be satisfied with any food or drink from the menu, and drinks or food from the bar and lounge do not count toward that minimum. Ticket sales are final, and seating is handled as general admission on a first-come basis or reserved seats assigned by management on the night of the show.

Join Maddi Mays for a comedy set at The Punchline Comedy Club. The showroom has a suggested two-item minimum, and Landmark Diner is available in the room, so you can grab something to eat or enjoy a full meal during the show.

Kurt Thomas Band delivers a seasoned show from a performer who has entertained audiences across the Southeast for more than twenty years, honed under the guidance of Zac Brown and recognized with a win in Kenny Chesney’s Next Big Star contest. The performance features the familiar songs people know and love.