Events in Asheboro today

Family Night takes place every Thursday at Spooky’s in Thomasville. With any meal purchase, admission to the interactive gaming hallway and arcade is five dollars.

Pleasant Neighbors hosts a monthly book club that creates a cozy setting for conversation, community, and discovering new reads. Readers of all backgrounds come together to discuss books, share insights, and enjoy a drink while connecting with fellow book lovers. Expect a friendly atmosphere centered on thoughtful discussion and finding your next page-turner.

Spooky’s in Thomasville hosts an 8-ball tournament. The entry fee is $10, and there is a 100 percent payout. Arrive hungry and thirsty, and be ready to play.

Line dancing is the focus, with dinner and drinks available. Free lessons are offered during the event. The atmosphere is family friendly, and there are extra activities such as a private karaoke room, a private game room for parties, and a gaming hallway available for all ages.

CIS of Thomasville is hosting a community yard sale designed for neighbors, bargain hunters, and small business vendors. Shoppers can browse a wide range of secondhand finds while enjoying food and drinks from Mill Coffee & Community, Sunset Slush, and Front Porch BBQ. Spaces for sellers are available for $10 per spot, cash only, making it easy to clear out closets, showcase handmade goods, or turn unused items into a little extra cash. The event welcomes community members, yard sale enthusiasts, and vendors for a day of affordable shopping and local flavor. For questions or to reserve a space, email rushingl@cisthomasville.org.

This free and family friendly fall festival spotlights school clubs and teams alongside local businesses and crafters. It features activities and shopping, along with opportunities to connect with neighbors and celebrate the season. The emphasis is on community spirit, school pride, and autumn fun.

The Malpass Brothers return with an evening of classic country, featuring warm harmonies, deft playing, and a heartfelt salute to the genre’s pioneers. Their easygoing stage presence and genuine delivery feel well beyond their years, and the sibling duo in their twenties keeps the mood light with quick, spontaneous banter. The result is a show that invites listeners to slow down, settle in, and enjoy a nostalgic trip to a gentler era of country music.

For ages 18 and up, this brunch book club brings readers together for food, books, and conversation. Registration is required; to sign up, call 336-474-2690 or stop by the library. Copies of each monthly selection are available to check out. The monthly selections are Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger in April, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton in May, Dinosaurs by Lydia Millet in June, Long Bright River by Liz Moore in July, A Time To Kill by John Grisham in August, Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid in September, Home Before Dark by Riley Sager in October, The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins in November, and Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley in December.

Leah leads a weekly storytime for elementary-aged children, featuring rotating themes with stories, songs, crafts, simple experiments, and plenty of fun. For more information, contact the library.

Designed for children up to age 4, this weekly themed storytime is led by Sarah and features read-alouds, songs, playful games, and a simple craft. Little ones can enjoy a welcoming setting to explore new themes, build early literacy skills, and have fun together. For more information, call the library at 336-474-2690.

Led by Jessica, this book club explores a reading lineup that spans contemporary fiction, classics, and suspense. Selections include The Women by Kristin Hannah, One for the Money by Janet Evanovich, The Color Purple by Alice Walker, First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston, Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, Beach Read by Emily Henry, Holes by Louis Sachar, The Tobacco Wives by Adele Myers, The Life We Bury by Allen Eskens, The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, and The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon. The year concludes with a film viewing and a potluck.