Events in Mandeville, LA

Thrive Neuro Wellness and Pelican Park are partnering to offer a weekly cognitive training course. The program starts in July, and registration information will be available soon.

This event features a fun afternoon of games on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Proceeds support local charities and Lions Club Foundations.

Enjoy a calming tai chi class at the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Administration Building, focusing on slow, mindful movement and breath for balance, relaxation, and overall wellness. Led by instructor Shelley Ford, the session is adapted to a range of care needs so participants can move comfortably and safely. This program is open to everyone and free of charge. For details or to participate remotely via Zoom, contact Maeghan Jacob, LCSW, at (985) 614-7871.

Veterans Combating Cancer is a welcoming peer support gathering for those who have served in the military and are living with a cancer diagnosis. Attendees can talk through questions, voice concerns, and build connections with fellow veterans who are navigating similar experiences. The focus is on open conversation, mutual understanding, and a supportive community.

Presented by Friends of the Harbor Center, the Community Chili Challenge brings local businesses, backyard cooks, nonprofits, and chili enthusiasts together at The Harbor Center for an evening of flavor, fun, and friendly competition. Attendees can taste a wide variety of chilis, cast a ballot for the People’s Choice champion, and enjoy music from a DJ. The atmosphere is family friendly for all ages, and beverages will be available for purchase. Teams will compete for awards including Best Chili with first, second, and third place, Best Non-Traditional Chili, and People’s Choice based on funds raised. General admission is $10, tickets for children ages 5 to 12 are $5, and children under 5 are free. Cooking teams can enter for $75 per team, which includes four admission tickets. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Proceeds benefit Friends of the Harbor Center and support community programs and events throughout the year.

Gundam Card Game locals at Hingle Boys TCG & Hobby have an updated schedule. The entry fee has increased from $5 to $10, which boosts prize support. Each participant receives one booster pack with entry, and additional prizes are awarded in a typical top cut format that scales with player count. Keep an eye out for more special events in the future.

Rock N Blues hosts a weekly karaoke night where anyone can take the stage and sing. It takes place every Thursday and there is no cover charge.

A vendor at the Mandeville Market will feature all natural laundry detergent, surface cleaner, and essential oils.

Discover a friendly collectibles market at Elderbrew Cafe, featuring local vendors and a wide range of finds for collectors and curious browsers alike. Look for trading and sports cards, comic books and artwork, video games and gaming gear, toys and other collectibles, action figures including Funko Pop items, antiques and vintage goods, coins, currency and memorabilia, original art, handmade creations, jewelry and accessories, books, records and other media, pop culture pieces, hobby and specialty items, flea market gems and one of a kind treasures, home decor with a vintage touch, plus fan art and custom works. Shoppers are admitted at no charge. Vendors can choose from indoor tables, shaded outdoor table spots, or 10-by-10 outdoor booth spaces, with limited availability while space lasts.

Celebrate autumn at First United Methodist Church of Slidell with the Olde Towne Pumpkin Festival, a family-friendly outing especially suited for kids 12 and under. Children can enjoy pumpkin decorating, hay rides, pumpkin chunkin', pony rides, face painting, and inflatables, while youth entrepreneurs and food vendors add to the festive atmosphere. Proceeds support Rainbow Child Care Center, a United Way Partner Agency that serves low-income working families and families in crisis, helping sustain its programs and day-to-day operations.

Meet rescue dogs and puppies at Covington PetSmart, where there are typically 15 to 20 pups to visit and adopt with a pre-approved application. Application processing generally takes about three days, so having approval in place helps make the process smoother. If a permanent commitment is not the right fit, fostering is also available at no cost. The rescue provides everything needed, including supplies and veterinary care. Fosters are asked to drop off their dogs at the start of the event and pick them up at the end if they are not adopted.

Experience a Bridgerton-inspired afternoon at the second annual Hats, Hope and Hugs fundraiser brunch, where elegance meets a meaningful cause. Hosted at Greater Starlight Baptist Church, the event supports the Cancer Care Pack Drive and includes raffles, prize giveaways, and a contest for the most eye-catching hat. Guests are encouraged to dress in Regency-style attire to complement the theme. Tickets are presale only for $35, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Vendors are being sought for Artisan Alley at the Wild Game, Seafood, and BBQ Cook-off in Olde Towne, Slidell. This announcement invites artisan sellers to participate in Artisan Alley during the cook-off.

Take part in a community-focused 5K with professional timing by Speedy Feet. Proceeds from the $30 entry fund one essential service for someone in need, such as a month of medication, a radiology exam, or several lab tests. The event is presented by Reach Out, a clinic serving under-served neighbors. Registration includes an event T-shirt, a complimentary health screening for cholesterol or A1C, and one raffle ticket. Awards recognize the top finishers, with $100 to the first-place male and female, $50 to second place, and medals for the top three in each age group. Shirts are available in a wide range of sizes, including women’s XS to 4XL, men’s S to 6XL, and youth S to L. Every entry helps provide direct care to the community.

Get creative for a playful bar crawl where outfits are made from anything but traditional clothing. The route begins at Noir Bistrot with a best dressed competition and a group photo, then continues to Carson’s before wrapping up at The Red Barn, reached by a quick walk or drive between stops. Snacks and meals can be ordered along the way, and there is no formal sit-down dinner, just relaxed time in the bar areas. Outfits can be crafted from items around the house such as shower curtains, sheets, paint tarps, trash bags, or blankets, or by transforming old clothes with materials like wrapping paper, junk mail, parade throws, artificial flowers, or cereal boxes. Original, not store-bought looks are encouraged, though a costume from home is also welcome. Husbands and boyfriends are invited to take part.

Live music will be performed at Cilantro’s in downtown Covington. Settle in and enjoy songs played live throughout the evening.

Marking two decades of Fleur de Fall, An Evening in the Emerald City brings Mary, Queen of Peace Church and School’s largest annual fundraiser to Covington Country Club, creating a festive night of community and support for its mission. The celebration begins with a Patron Party before transitioning into the gala. The evening features an array of culinary stations, a performance by The Bucktown All-Stars, dancing, both live and silent auctions, raffles, and Emerald City inspired touches throughout. Proceeds from tickets, bids, sponsorships, and gifts bolster the faith, formation, and future of Mary, Queen of Peace by strengthening the ministries, programs, and school community. Cocktail attire is requested, with emerald and gold encouraged.

Category 6 brings The Glow Show live in concert at The Groves Stage at Pelican Park. This performance features a signature black light glow production with a lively, multi-genre set that blends pop, rock, and dance favorites. Expect a colorful, visually striking atmosphere and interactive moments that keep the crowd involved from beginning to end. Welcoming music fans of every age, the show turns the night into a full-on celebration.

The full Glow Show stage production comes to Pelican Park for a family friendly evening featuring food trucks and cold drinks. Glow-themed face painting will be available from Angel of the band. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and relax for the show.

A gentle meditation class focused on relaxation, mindfulness, and emotional wellness. Guided by facilitator Melinda Breaux, this 45-minute session begins with a short overview, continues with about 25 to 30 minutes of guided practice, and closes with a short debrief for reflection and sharing. Everyone is welcome, and there is no cost to attend. Remote participation through Zoom is available. For details, contact Maeghan Jacob, LCSW, at (985) 614-7871.

A support group for patients and caregivers affected by cholangiocarcinoma provides a caring setting to connect with others who understand the challenges of bile duct cancer and to share experiences for mutual support. Led by Heidi Rhea of A Rhea of Hope LA, gatherings take place at the Mary Bird Perkins Administrative Building.

This grief support group welcomes anyone who has experienced loss and wants a safe place to share feelings and connect with others who understand. Participants can speak openly in a compassionate setting that centers on building a supportive community and nurturing healing and hope.

Mix and mingle at the OMBA October Social hosted by Biedenkopf Insurance Services at Biedenkopf Insurance Services. Enjoy beverages and light bites while connecting with others and sharing what your business offers. Admission is free for both OMBA members and nonmembers. Attendees are encouraged to bring marketing materials and business cards to place on the networking table, and to contribute a door prize from their business for attendees to win. An RSVP option is available to share a bit about yourself in advance, though it is not required to attend.

Now in its 15th year, the Northshore Bras for a Cause fundraiser gathers the community for an evening that blends fun with philanthropy in support of the fight against breast cancer. Guests can look forward to food, an open bar, music, and both live and silent auctions. The signature Parade of Bras runway showcase features male participants from across the Northshore and New Orleans modeling decorated bras. Tickets cost $60 in advance and $70 at the door. Over the years, the event has generated more than $312,000 to benefit breast cancer care through the Slidell Memorial Hospital Foundation and the St. Tammany Hospital Foundation, supported by event sponsors. Ways to contribute include becoming a sponsor with complimentary tickets and recognition, donating items for the auctions, purchasing raffle tickets, sponsoring a favorite model, or entering a decorated bra for the runway show.

Discover what scouting is all about at a friendly introductory session that explains the basics and what to expect. Held at St. Timothy on the Northshore, this gathering provides clear information for anyone curious to learn more.

Enjoy a hearty pancake and sausage breakfast on the second Saturday of each month. Choose to dine in or pick up a carryout. The cost is $7 per person.

A social dance party featuring a lively mix of music that spans decades and styles. The playlist welcomes ballroom, swing, salsa, bachata, nightclub, country western, plus other favorites, so every dancer can find their groove. Bring friends and meet new people as the rhythms keep the floor moving. Admission is $15.

The 17th annual Northshore Half Marathon and 10 Miler features a scenic course through Fontainebleau State Park. The route begins and ends beneath towering, moss-draped oak trees and winds past quintessential Louisiana landscapes for a picturesque run.

The OZONE Writers Circle community meets at Coscino's Italian Grill for a monthly songwriting session. Participants work with new prompts, sharpen technique, and shape songs in the company of other writers. The gathering provides thoughtful feedback, encouragement, and a welcoming atmosphere that sparks ideas and fosters connection.

Connect Northshore hosts an easygoing evening at Camellia Point with refreshing drinks, tasty food, and conversations that build community. The setting is relaxed and welcoming, ideal for meeting new people, catching up with friends, or simply unwinding.

Get your garden underway for the year with a friendly class focused on practical, hands-on learning. Each session features a project you can take home, tailored to your own garden space, along with clear, step-by-step guidance on starting and caring for your plants through all seasons, beginning with spring planting. Whether you are just getting started or have years of experience, expect a supportive setting to learn, share tips, and grow together.

This annual hamfest offers a chance to browse and buy new and pre-owned equipment. Entry at the door is $10, covers both days, and includes one raffle ticket, with additional tickets available for purchase. Raffles feature prizes such as radios, power supplies, and more. You do not need to be present to win the three main prizes, but you must be present for the hourly door prizes.

Nonna’s Bakery hosts a laid-back Coffee and Cars gathering that brings the community together. Expect classic cruisers, custom creations, and late-model builds parked side by side for a friendly showcase. Participants can display their vehicle or simply browse the lineup. Free house coffee and fresh donuts are available for attendees while supplies last.

This annual trunk-or-treat brings families together with more than 40 decorated trunks sharing candy for kids. Activities include face painting, a cake walk, yard games, and a selfie station. The local fire department and sheriff’s department plan to attend and greet children. Admission is free for everyone. Food will be available for purchase from the men’s club, with payment by cash or credit card. Those who want to participate by hosting a trunk can register now. There are no vendor booths, only trunks handing out candy. For questions, contact Cecilia Richards at Cecilia@aldersgate-slidell.org or 985-641-5829.

Yeah You Right brings its debut performance to Rockin The Rails in Covington. The set features a mix of rock, hip hop, party, and pop songs covering the 80s through today.

A car show taking place at Banner Ford features day-of registration only, handled in person at the event. Pre-registration has closed, and space is limited because sign-ups will end when the lot reaches capacity. Vendor spots are not available. Please avoid interacting with random profiles or unsolicited messages related to registration or vendor opportunities, as these are scams and are being removed and blocked when identified.

Celebrate a legendary Louisiana art form at the Castine Center with an art festival, competition, dinner, and auction. Explore carved and painted wildfowl, student artwork, and live demonstrations by artists. Families can enjoy free creative activities for kids, including making and painting butterflies, duck heads, and Christmas ornaments. Browse a variety of jewelry, art, and antique decoy vendors. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under enter free. A live auction is open to the public, and competitors vie for prize money.

A street fair in Olde Towne Slidell highlights antiques, handcrafted goods, food, and other unique finds. Browse vintage pieces and creative crafts, discover distinctive items, and enjoy a range of offerings. Hosting is handled only by the event coordinators.

Discover a lively mix of art and craft vendors with music and food to enjoy. It is a chance to get a head start on holiday shopping with distinctive, one-of-a-kind gifts for the special people in your life.

Wednesday Run Club hosts a Halloween themed social ride starting at the Mandeville Trailhead. Costumes are encouraged, and decorating bikes adds to the fun, with a costume contest to be announced. Bring your own bike or rent from OWheelies, with standard bikes available for $45 and e-bikes for $85, plus a wristband offering local deals. Before setting off, riders can mingle under the overhang and gather for a group photo. The route rolls to Chafunkta Brewing Company about 5 to 6 miles from the trailhead, where a food truck will be on site, then heads back toward the lake with additional stops to be announced and suggestions welcome. There is also an option to catch the LPO concert and watch the sunset. Registration is available to help with planning, and an optional $5 broom pass supports event costs. These social rides are open to everyone, move at an easy pace on the trace, and spotlight local businesses. Look for more rides beyond the annual outing based on community interest.

A trunk or treat event at Banner Ford offers a festive evening with food and drinks provided. Two awards will be presented, one for the best decorated and another selected as the kids' favorite.

A new monthly breakfast gathering from The Northshore’s Fashion & Beauty brings women in the area together at Courtyard Bistro to connect around fashion, beauty, and health while building meaningful relationships. Participants can share breakfast, meet peers with similar interests, expand their professional circles, and explore collaboration with nearby businesses. Fashion enthusiasts, local business owners, and anyone hoping to connect with inspiring women in the community are welcome.

At Slidell Cultural Center at City Hall, the OZONE Writers Circle brings songwriters together for a monthly gathering focused on creativity and craft. Work through new songwriting prompts, get helpful feedback, and connect with a welcoming, encouraging community. The setting fosters idea sharing, skill growth, and renewed inspiration to keep your music moving forward.

Celebrate a Halloween themed edition of Business After Hours at Patton’s Caterers. The East St. Tammany Business Alliance hosts an evening focused on networking, conversation, and good food with co-hosts Patriot Title, Sophisticated Woman Magazine, Renasant Bank, and Patton’s Caterers. These ESTBA members span real estate services, media and marketing, banking, and hospitality, showcasing the range of businesses that power the local community. Meet the teams behind each company, reconnect with familiar faces, and build new professional relationships while enjoying food from Patton’s Caterers. Costumes are welcome, and bringing business cards is encouraged to make the most of the connections you create.

Presented by the Covington Business Association, this free community block party brings together vintage car displays, a range of food trucks, live music, and special offers from local businesses. CBA member businesses take part, creating a lively street scene with plenty to see and taste.

This event features the Covington Farmer’s Market.

Back for Halloween weekend, the 6th annual NOLA Zydeco Fest brings two days of live Creole and Zydeco music to an outdoor bayou setting just beyond New Orleans. From the first beats to the closing notes, performances across multiple stages keep the momentum high, with dance lessons for beginners and experienced movers alike and a lively dance competition. A gumbo cook-off with local teams, along with food and cultural vendors and local makers, adds plenty to taste and explore. There is ample space to dance and unwind by the water, plus bar service, shaded areas, and the option to enhance the day with VIP upgrades. Interactive cultural moments, surprises, and special tributes honor the traditions at the core of this gathering, blending community connection with cultural preservation. All ages are welcome, and the festivities continue regardless of weather. Comfortable shoes for dancing and a healthy appetite are a good idea. Special hotel rates are available. Early bird tickets are available now, with more ticket options to be announced as the festival approaches. All sales are final, and only ticket upgrades will be approved. Laissez les bons temps rouler, Zydeco style.

The Fourth Annual Cooking with the Blue Jambalaya Cook Off takes place at Mandeville Trailhead and offers a family-friendly day of jambalaya tastings from the Northshore while supporting local first responders and the community. Early registration for teams and vendors will be available, with links to be shared on the event page and the regular page. Wristbands will be offered for purchase soon. For questions, reach out to the organizers.

Celebrate and thank those who have served at a free community luncheon at Slidell Municipal Auditorium. This annual gathering welcomes veterans and the general public to share a meal in recognition of service. The event is made possible by sponsors Chuck Sabadie and Military-Veterans Advocacy, Inc. A raffle for a rifle will be held during the luncheon, with tickets sold on site.

In Downtown Covington, community leaders team up with top local restaurants for a friendly culinary showdown that raises vital support for Hope House. Guests can taste each team’s featured dish and vote to determine the People’s Choice awards, while a panel of guest judges conducts a blind tasting to select the Judges Choice winners. Beyond the plates, the event features complimentary wine and beer, live music, and both silent and live auctions. In the weeks leading up to the gathering, teams hold special promotions to build support, and advance contributions count toward recognition for Most Money Raised for Hope House. Every gift is matched dollar for dollar up to $100,000 by A Gift Given In Jesus’ Name, amplifying the impact for local child abuse survivors. Hope House shares appreciation for the IJN Foundation for its longstanding partnership with Heroes Who Cook.

A stylish evening on the Northshore, hosted by Designing You’s Sustainable Boutique, features champagne while shopping, professional personal styling, and a welcoming blend of fashion, confidence, and community. Attendees can explore sustainable fashion finds and gather fresh styling inspiration in a friendly setting.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Kappy's Daiquiri & Sports. Each show features a different lineup of comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits.

This 2nd annual golf tournament supports a wide range of community missions, including Backpack Blessings, the Blessing Box, the Community Thanksgiving Dinner, Habitat for Humanity, Trunk or Treat, and the Easter Egg-stravaganza, with continued support for the Louisiana United Methodist Children's Home throughout the year. The format is a four person scramble with a shotgun start. The entry fee is $75 per golfer and includes a cart, range balls, food, and gift bags. Registration to play and opportunities for hole sponsorships are available, and walk in registration will be offered on the day of the event. Sponsorship options include a $100 hole sponsor level, a $500 corporate level that includes a team of four and hole sponsorship on the front and back nine, and a $750 corporate level that includes two teams of four and hole sponsorship on the front and back nine.

A community celebration at the Mandeville Lakefront honors veterans with a parade along the shoreline, followed by a jambalaya cookoff and a live concert by Category 6. The procession gathers at the harbor and makes its way to Pat's Rest Awhile, where tasting and music continue. Admission is free, and sampling the jambalaya requires a paid wristband, with a ticket link to be announced soon. Food and drinks will be available, and proceeds support NextOp Veterans. Teams interested in competing can email chris@nextopvets.org. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

A live music performance takes place at Cilantros Mexican Cuisine in downtown Covington.

A casual meetup for the SSS New Orleans Northshore Community offers a relaxed evening at Mandina's Restaurant to hang out, meet fellow local SSS members, chat about Jeeps, and spend time together. There is no pressure and no formal agenda, just an easy opportunity to connect, put faces to names, and keep strengthening the local community. Members may bring guests, spouses, partners, and Sisters’ Misters when attending with a member, subject to any requirements of the final location. Because this takes place during peak hurricane season, the gathering will be rescheduled if weather becomes a concern, with updates shared on the event page. Attendees are asked to RSVP so Angela can plan for an accurate headcount.

Feeling out of balance or unsure how to work with your chakras in a practical way? This three hour chakra awakening retreat focuses on understanding your energy centers and creating space for clarity. It blends an in-depth conversation about the chakra system with an individualized chakra scan prepared in advance, a slow, beginner friendly yoga session to help release stagnant energy, and a Soma breathwork journey centered on the chakras to clear energetic buildup and ease the nervous system. A light snack supports grounding. Participants blend their own essential oil to use during the experience and beyond, then settle into a Reiki guided meditation enhanced with chakra aligned aromatherapy to integrate the work. Take home a printed guidebook customized with your energy insights, your personalized essential oil blend, and an audio recording of the guided Chakra Reiki meditation for continued support. Group size is limited to keep the experience intimate and personalized. The price is $87.50.

The Ozarks Bioregional Herbal Symposium gathers herbal enthusiasts in Springfield, Missouri for a full day centered on the plants, people, and culture of the Ozarks. The venue will be announced. The day opens with a welcome that shares the mission and vision of the local herbalist group along with the inspiration behind creating a bioregional herb gathering. Presentations follow throughout the day, including Sasha Daucas on Ozarks bioregional herbalism and its people, places, and plants, Anna Maria on the healing connections between bees and botanicals, Tina Marie Wilcox on approaches to working with invasive plants in autumn and winter, and Susan Belsinger with a sensory deep dive into flavor and hedonistic herbalism. After a midday lunch break, Jacy Graves explores ways Ozark herbs can support families during the childbearing years, Jamie Jackson offers strategies to ease irritation from ticks, poison ivy, chiggers, and mosquitoes, and Magic Keller highlights local Ozark analogs that can stand in for more commonly used herbs. The gathering concludes with a closing moment, a panel Q&A, and time to mingle over botanical mocktails and bites. Programming is subject to confirmation.

This event centers on The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, a moving portrait of an unexpected bond between a privileged boy and the son of his father’s servant set against a turbulent period in Afghanistan. It explores the meaning of friendship, the influence of reading, the cost of betrayal, and the hope of redemption, along with the complex ties between fathers and sons, including their love, sacrifices, and secrets. Since its publication in 2003, the novel has become a distinctive contemporary classic that has reached millions of readers and helped launch Hosseini’s career as a celebrated American author.

This three day festival highlights paddling at Fountainebleau State Park.

Presented by Notes for Education Northshore, the fourth annual Twilight Symphony is an open-air celebration of the big band and jazz tradition. Smooth vocals, rich brass, and lively swing rhythms set the tone for an evening of music and movement. The music draws on classics popularized by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday, and Louis Armstrong, shaping a nostalgic atmosphere that welcomes both listeners and dancers. Expect live big band style performances, dancing beneath the stars, and a warm community experience in support of music education. Ticket details are available from the organizer. VIP sponsorships offer premium reserved seating, an elevated experience, recognition during the program, brand visibility across event promotions, and a direct way to champion music education, with limited availability and additional information to be announced.

Cutting Edge Wood Creations joins the Covington Three Rivers Art Festival in Historic Downtown Covington, a rigorously juried showcase featuring 200 artists. The festival stretches across several city blocks with booths lining both sides of the street, presenting work in ceramics, painting, photography, fiber and textile art, woodworking, metalwork, sculpture, jewelry, and more. The event offers a wide range of mediums and craftsmanship throughout an expansive art market.

Enjoy a day on the fairways at Beau Chêne Country Club for the 24th annual golf tournament supporting Next Gen Clubs and the 6,000 students they serve. Tee off with fellow golfers while helping raise support for these student programs.

The 17th Annual Wine and Dine with Hospice takes place at a new venue, The River Mill in Coquille Park, to benefit Hospice House. Attendees can taste selections from Deutsch Family Wine & Spirits alongside offerings from local restaurants while browsing a silent auction with items contributed by community supporters. A table sponsorship for eight people is available for $1,500.

The City of Covington presents a candlelit celebration of Irish tradition with Candlelight Celtic, an intimate concert that weaves classic melodies, storytelling, and dance. A quartet of vocalists joins four instrumentalists to perform cherished Celtic repertoire in a close-up setting, while more than a thousand candles bathe the stage in a warm, dreamlike glow. Past audiences of the Candlelight series have praised the immersive ambiance, skilled performers, and polished production. Hosted at Furhmann Auditorium, this experience blends song, narrative, and step dance to evoke the spirit of Ireland by candlelight.

A Thanksgiving run through downtown Covington begins beside the St. Tammany Parish Municipal Complex and follows streets lined with trees draped in moss. Both 5K and 5 mile runners move past St. Paul’s High School, angle slightly west, then head north to finish at the St. Tammany Courthouse. The 5 mile route adds a farther south segment past more homes before reconnecting with the 5K and returning toward downtown. A 1 mile walk or run option was introduced in 2023.

This annual market in Olde Towne offers a festive shopping experience for all ages. Explore antiques, crafts, and art, enjoy food and music, and discover even more as you browse.

Adam Pearce brings a high-energy solo concert to Whiskey and Ashe, blending rock and soul into a dynamic performance. An international touring artist, he has been featured on NBC's The Voice.

A relaxed breakfast meetup from The Northshore’s Fashion & Beauty brings together women who are passionate about fashion, beauty, and health and who value meaningful connections. Participants can share conversation over a morning meal, meet peers with similar interests, expand their professional and social circles, and explore collaboration opportunities with local businesses. The gathering welcomes fashion lovers, entrepreneurs, and anyone hoping to connect with inspiring women in the community.

Enjoy a stylish evening on the Northshore at a fashion and beauty gathering from Designing You’s Sustainable Boutique. Browse sustainable finds with a glass of champagne, receive personalized guidance from professional stylists, and explore looks that highlight confidence and community. It is a relaxed setting to shop, refresh your wardrobe, and connect with others who love fashion.

Arrive in Nutcracker-inspired attire, whether that is a simple T-shirt or a full character costume. An optional Mouse King Gift Exchange adds a spirited twist, with a $20 spending cap and a requirement that gifts come only from local vendors and stores, not from Amazon. If you take part, be ready to hold on to your selection as gifts can be stolen during the game. This gathering is for ladies only, and there is a large bar where men can sit.

Live music will be performed at Cilantro’s in downtown Covington.

Cullman, Alabama’s very own Krampus makes a 2026 season debut to collect toys for a local toy drive. Attendees can meet Krampus, take a photo, and donate toys. Early RSVPs are welcomed to show support.