Events in Asheboro, NC

This STEM Tour golf day at Colonial Country Club is led by Tice. Greens fees are $48. Play follows a division skins format, and the post-round meal is at BBQ Joe's.

Gaming Underground, LLC hosts Adventurers League play for Dungeons and Dragons fifth edition. These sessions welcome participants of all experience levels, with a special invitation to newcomers. This is a weekly gathering.

Designed for infants through pre-K, this interactive storytime is led by Miss Jessica and blends themed sign language with stories, songs, and movement. Families can expect a hands-on experience, and a parent or caregiver is asked to stay with their little one throughout the session. For more information, call 336-474-2690 or stop by the library.

Pleasant Neighbors hosts a monthly book club that brings readers together for conversation and community. Participants can relax with a drink, share thoughts on current reads, and trade recommendations with fellow book lovers. Everyone is welcome, whether you read voraciously or are simply looking for a low-key evening centered on books.

This clinic features instruction from Megan Vittum Malan, an Advanced PATH, Intl. certified instructor, former executive director of a PATH program, certified USEF Para-Dressage Coach, and past board member with a national working equitation organization. Each participant receives a small-group lesson in the morning with no more than three riders, followed by a 30-minute one-on-one session in the afternoon. The cost is $160 per rider. From 2006 to 2017, Malan developed a riding school in both South Africa and the United States that emphasized inclusive horsemanship for able-bodied and disabled riders. She enjoys blending working equitation principles into dressage, archery, and bareback or tackless practice, and brings that approach to her teaching.

This clinic features instruction from Megan Vittum Malan, whose experience includes certification as an Advanced PATH, Intl. Instructor, leadership as Executive Director of a PATH program, certification as a USEF Para-Dressage Coach, and service on the board of a national working equitation organization. Between 2006 and 2017 she built a riding school in both South Africa and the United States that emphasized inclusive horsemanship for able-bodied and disabled riders. She enjoys applying working equitation principles to dressage, archery, and bareback or tackless work, and sharing that approach with others. Participants receive a group lesson along with a 30-minute private session. The fee is $160 per rider. Send a private message for details and to reserve a spot.

Grammy and Dove Award honoree Guy Penrod is the focus of this event, a celebrated gospel vocalist with a distinctive country gospel sound. He first rose to prominence as lead singer of the Gaither Vocal Band, earning platinum releases and multiple No. 1 albums. A member of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame and the host of DayStar’s Gospel Music Showcase, he is known for sharing sincere faith and a warm, welcoming presence with audiences around the world.

At Thomasville Public Library, this Coffee with Veterans gathering brings the community together through conversation and connection. Organized in collaboration with The Heroes Center and the library, it centers on honoring local veterans and sharing personal stories. Coffee and light snacks are provided by Sechrest-Davis Funeral and Cremations. Everyone is welcome, including veterans, families, friends, and supporters.

Downtown Thomasville lights up for Everybody’s Night, a free community festival featuring live music, local food, and event beverages. Enjoy performances throughout the area by The Catalina’s, Delta Son, DJ Weapon X, and The Bennett Hall Band. Visitors can take in the lively fall atmosphere of Chair City while grabbing dinner from local vendors and spending time with friends and family. It is a relaxed way to start the weekend with plenty of music and community spirit.

The Hoppers present their signature family harmonies in a gospel program shaped by more than six decades of touring and recording. Founded in 1957 in the North Carolina town of Madison, the group now features Claude and Connie, their sons Dean and Mike, Dean’s wife Kim, and Dean and Kim’s daughter, Karlye. Their journey has included appearances at presidential religious inaugural ceremonies, New York’s Carnegie Hall, major singing conventions and church stages, with performances across the United States as well as in Israel, Europe and Africa. They are regulars in Gaither Homecoming productions and tours, and their recordings have reached the top of Billboard sales charts and The Singing News radio charts. Connie, a cancer survivor, has received the Marvin Norcross Award and is a member of the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Dean and Mike continue the family legacy through their musical and business contributions, while Kim, from the nationally acclaimed Greene family, brings an energetic presence and a soaring soprano. Expect polished harmonies, meaningful selections and a multigenerational sound from a celebrated gospel family.

Curious about Dungeons and Dragons but missing a Dungeon Master or some guidance to get started? This beginner-friendly session offers a guided first or early playthrough led by a knowledgeable Dungeon Master, using the latest D&D 5th edition Starter adventure. It is designed for newcomers who want a simple way to learn the basics and see how a session unfolds. Admission is free. This program is offered on the last Saturday of each month.

For adults 18 and older, this book club gathers at Colonial Grind Coffee Shop to talk about fantasy, romance, and trending reads. Advance registration is required; register by calling 336-474-2690 or by visiting the library. Enjoy coffee, ice cream, or a pastry while discussing the monthly selection. Copies of each title can be checked out from the lending desk. Selections include One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig for April, The Favorites by Layne Fargo for June, When They Burned the Butterfly by Wen-Yi Lee for August, A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna for October, and Alchemy of Secrets by Stephanie Garber for December.

Motorcycles for Mammograms focuses on providing vital breast cancer screening to community members who would not be able to afford it otherwise. By prioritizing access for under-resourced neighbors, the event supports this essential health service where it is needed most.

Kick off the fall season at a family-friendly festival featuring live music, craft and food vendors, and plenty for kids to enjoy. Explore a children’s area, face painting, caricature art, and entertainment from a stilt walker, plus an appearance by the Mustang Mafia car club. Even more activities are planned. Vendors are welcome and can contact the organizers via private message.

Known for decades of country hits, John Conlee placed 32 songs on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart between 1978 and 2004 and released 11 studio albums. His number one singles include "Lady Lay Down", "Backside of Thirty", "Common Man", "I'm Only in It for the Love", "In My Eyes", "As Long As I'm Rockin' with You", and "Got My Heart Set on You". Fourteen additional songs reached the Top Ten.

The Shugga Daddies are back at The Alibi for another night of live music. The group returns to the venue for a new set.

Celebrate the release of the sixth book in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series at English Rose Coffee & Tea House. Presented by The Traveling Scroll, the gathering invites fans to showcase court-inspired outfits or cosplay, enjoy trivia about the series, win prizes, and take part in themed games. A food truck and a beer truck will be available, and The Traveling Scroll will be on site with special merchandise for fans. Admission is $10 and space is limited. This is a fan-organized event and is not sponsored or endorsed by Sarah J. Maas, Bloomsbury Publishing, or their affiliates.

At Synergy Massage and Spa, LLC, a spooky pop-up features Sip Stop’s Kids Halloween Sips created for little ghosts, goblins, witches, and superheroes. The lineup includes playful flavors like Witch’s Brew, Ghost Goo, Monster Slime, Spider Venom, Pumpkin Patch Punch, and Zombie Fuel, noted as a kid favorite. Each colorful drink is served in a 12 ounce cup for $4.99 and comes topped with a gummy worm garnish. Costumes are encouraged, and the post invites attendees to snap photos of their spooky sip and tag Sip Stop.

Marking its ninth year, this production sale presents a lineup of bulls backed by sires such as Craftsman, Bold Ruler, Saluda, Jameson, and Bandolier. Special guests River Crest Angus and English Farms will be on hand, and the offering includes registered and commercial females, both open and bred.

The Shugga Daddies will appear at FireHouse TapRoom for a taproom party.

Alyssa & Wayne Brewer bring their Nashville based, husband and wife harmonies to Liberty Showcase Theater, sharing classic country warmth through heartfelt storytelling and a tight vocal blend. Their debut paid homage to George and Tammy and earned notice for genuine chemistry. Their follow up, Lonesome & Blue, opens a fresh chapter with their first original song while remaining rooted in traditional sounds, with tracks heard frequently on SiriusXM's Outlaw Country. Featured by CMT and People Magazine, the duo’s viral videos have reached millions and built a loyal community of traditional country fans. This show highlights timeless songwriting and harmony singing that nod to country’s golden years while pointing toward what comes next.

Alyssa and Wayne Brewer are a Nashville-based, husband and wife country duo who share seamless harmonies and story-rich songs that echo the simplicity and heart of classic country. Their music channels the feel of the genre’s golden era, inviting listeners into songs that are sincere and full of emotion. Their debut album, Alyssa & Wayne Sing George & Tammy, honors the legendary partnership of George Jones and Tammy Wynette, and their follow-up, Lonesome & Blue, introduces their first original while staying grounded in tradition. Highlighted by CMT and People Magazine, their viral videos have drawn millions of views and a devoted audience of traditional country fans around the world.

This event features Rhonda Vincent, a Grammy-winning bluegrass artist whose journey includes early encouragement from Grand Ole Opry star Jim Ed Brown and formative years recording for Giant Records. She learned the business with guidance from Nashville veterans James Stroud, Jack McFadden, and Stan Barnett. A breakthrough bluegrass album propelled her forward, and in 2000 The Wall Street Journal recognized her as a leading voice in the genre. Honors include a 2017 Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album, Entertainer of the Year in 2001, Song of the Year in 2004, and a run of International Bluegrass Music Association Female Vocalist of the Year awards from 2000 through 2006, with another win in 2015. She reached a milestone with Grand Ole Opry membership, receiving the invitation in 2020 and her official induction in 2021. Her vocals extend beyond bluegrass as heard in a 2018 collaboration with Dolly Parton on the Elton John and Bernie Taupin tribute project Restoration.

Mo Pitney takes the spotlight with a neotraditional country sound shaped by early years on drums and guitar and a formative bluegrass band with his brother. After signing with Curb Records in 2014, he introduced himself with the single Country, co-written with Bill Anderson and Bobby Tomberlin, which earned critics’ praise for its heartfelt simplicity and commitment to classic country themes. Work with producer Tony Brown led to the 2016 album Behind This Guitar, which entered Billboard’s Top Country Albums at number 10 and features standouts such as Country, Boy & a Girl Thing, and Everywhere. Boy & a Girl Thing includes vocals from Morgane Stapleton and showcases his gift for honest, everyday storytelling. His 2020 follow-up, Ain’t Lookin’ Back, created with Jim "Moose" Brown, reflects growth as a performer, father, and writer, bringing in loop pedals and nuanced percussion while exploring family, faith, and faithfulness. From bluegrass circles to the Grand Ole Opry, he carries forward country tradition with unvarnished narratives, enduring melodies, and a calm confidence. This event highlights that roots-driven approach and the sincere songwriting that has defined his path.

Brett Tolley performs a solo acoustic country set at Liberty Grounds, geared toward fans of country music, coffee, and cold beer.