Events in Burlington
Chess MeetUp
A casual chess meet-up welcomes non-competitive players for a friendly round. Participants can bring their own chessboard or borrow one available at the event. Admission is free.
Persnickety BooksLive Jazz
Live jazz fills Krafty Sloth as vocalists April Talbot and Eleanor Faub perform with pianist Trevor Percario.
Krafty Sloth TaphouseWednesday Double Elimination Pool Tournament!
The tables are back in action at Lashay's Sidetrack Allie, bringing a weekly double elimination pool tournament. The entry fee is $15, and prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place. It welcomes seasoned competitors and anyone looking for a relaxed night of play and a chance to meet people.
Lashay's Sidetrack AllieSenior Discount Day
Shoppers ages 55 and older receive 10 percent off purchases each Wednesday at AuthoraCare Collective's Hospice Thrift Store. Item donations are accepted at the loading dock. Proceeds support hospice services.
The Writers Cafe
Connect with fellow writers and members of the Burlington Writers Club for free coaching and a quiet, focused space to work at Persnickety Books in Burlington. A coffee bar is available, and everyone is welcome.
Persnickety BooksAaron Rizzo
Desmond Myers headlines an evening at Flat Iron in Greensboro. Expect a mix of jazz-funk, indie, nu jazz, and acid jazz sounds, with showtime listed for 7:00 PM.
Flat IronLittle Buds Garden Club
Young gardeners can dig into the basics of growing food during a hands-on session at the Celo Faucette Community Garden. Designed for ages 5 to 14, the experience includes planting and caring for vegetables and flowers, along with creating simple garden-themed arts and crafts. Families are welcome to participate together, and a parent or guardian should remain on site for the duration of the class. Advance registration is required to help plan for all participants.
Celo Faucette Community GardenVeteran Discount Day
Veterans are honored with a 10 percent discount on purchases at AuthoraCare Collective’s Hospice Thrift Store. Donations are accepted at the loading dock, and proceeds from sales support hospice services.
Trivia Night
Join in for a weekly trivia night at Natty Greene’s Downtown. It’s a fun, knowledge-testing event held on the 2nd floor, with trivia running for a couple of hours in the evening.
Natty Greene's DowntownBeat the Summer Heat Event
This free, family-friendly afternoon at the Gibsonville Community Center features a bounce house water slide, snow cones, and classic yard games. Open to the public, it welcomes kids and the young at heart. Attendees can cool down in a relaxed setting, burn off some energy, and enjoy time together.
Gibsonville Community CenterMusic Concert Series
As part of the Music @ The Plaza concert series at Elon University, the Jamie Leigh Band performs an all-ages set of upbeat pop and dance songs spanning the 1990s through today.
Elon UniversityCreate & Connect Teens Night
At Recovery Clay Studio, creative teens connect through hands-on making. They learn pottery and get firsthand experience working with clay, shaping a piece that is uniquely their own.
Recovering Clay StudioMusical Chairs Concert Series
Enjoy a free, all-ages evening at Bill Cooke Park as part of the Musical Chairs Outdoor Countywide Summer Concert Series. CD and The Mix will perform with a blend of pop, R&B, rock, and soul, and the lineup has been updated since Graymatter is no longer able to appear. Bring a lawn chair and settle into a family-friendly atmosphere with live music in an outdoor park setting. Smoking, vaping, and alcohol are not permitted. Consider exploring local Graham businesses beforehand, and look for food and treat vendors on site during the show. Created by Alamance Arts in collaboration with partners across Graham, Mebane, Burlington, Gibsonville, and Alamance Parks, the series showcases performers from across the local and regional area.
Bill Cooke ParkKaraoke night
Step onto the stage for karaoke. Take the mic and give it your all.
Lashay's Sidetrack AllieRockHill Market
Explore a local market filled with homemade and handcrafted goods alongside homegrown, all natural produce and products. Admission is free, and the atmosphere is welcoming for families. New vendors and fresh finds appear each week, so every visit offers something different to discover. Meet the people behind the tables, browse unique items, and enjoy a relaxed community shopping experience.
FUN Friday - International Clown Week
Enjoy a special themed craft day at FUN Friday for International Clown Week. It’s a chance to celebrate the fun and quirky side of this observance with hands-on creativity geared for kids.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyMusical Chairs Concert Series
Head to Bill Cooke Park for the Musical Chairs Outdoor Countywide Summer Concert Series. This free, all-ages evening features live pop, R&B, rock, and soul music, with Graymatter listed as unable to perform. Bring a lawn chair to relax on-site, enjoy family-friendly fun, and stop by local food vendors before or during the show. Smoking, vaping, and alcohol are not permitted.
Bill Cooke ParkJoey Harkum
Joey Harkum is performing live at The Pyrle. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM local venue time.
The PyrleDiggy Graves
Catch Diggy Graves and Ryan Oakes live at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro. This rap-rock and hip-hop show gets going in the evening, with ticket options listed via Bandsintown.
Cat’s CradleThe North Carolina Paddle Battle
Get ready for the North Carolina Paddle Battle, a pickleball tournament held at the Burlington Pickleball Complex. It’s open to players in the 2.5 to 5.0 range, with match play organized first by skill level and then by age division based on registrations. The format includes round-robin play, followed by brackets, with most players competing in 7 to 9 games. There’s also an open cash prize division for Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles, with $6,000 in cash available and each event capped at 14 teams.
Burlington PickleballBurlington Showcase
Catch the Burlington Showcase, a fastpitch softball tournament held at Burlington Springwood Park. It runs over two days, August 8 through August 9, 2026.
Burlington Springwood ParkLadies Tea Party
Settle in for a relaxing tea party with tasty bites, heartfelt conversation, and moments of encouragement. Designed for women and girls ages 10 and up, this gathering offers time to slow the pace, connect with others, and reflect on God’s faithfulness. Attend with a mom, daughter, sister, grandmother, neighbor, or a friend, or come on your own and meet someone new. Guests can expect to leave feeling refreshed, connected, and inspired.
Trailhead ChurchTails from the Crypt Book Club
Tails from the Crypt Book Club welcomes horror readers for a monthly in-person discussion. The August selection is "You Weren't Meant to be Human" by Andrew Joseph White. Each pick is finalized before the prior month's gathering so the store can have copies ready to purchase, and copies for this title will be available by the July meeting. Perks include 15% off when you buy the Book Club title, plus 15% off everything in the store on Book Club day, including coffee, gifts, or another book for your shelf.
Persnickety BooksAlamance County Junior Firefighter Competition
Now in its fifth year, the Alamance County Junior Firefighter Competition offers a full day of friendly challenges and hands-on skill demonstrations. Participants will take on events such as knot tying, quick dress, RIT operation, and a relay race, along with a few new additions. Each team must include at least four members, and groups with more than eight juniors should register a second team.
Alamance County Emergency Services Training CenterTown of Gibsonville | Depot Stage - Summer Event
As part of a summer event on the Depot Stage, Caleb McArthur & The Whiskey Ridge Outlaws deliver a high energy blend of country and southern rock in downtown Gibsonville. Expect upbeat, good time vibes throughout this live music set.
Downtown Gibsonville,NCBank Fishing Catfish Tournament
Graham-Mebane Lake hosts a bank-fishing catfish competition where anglers compete from shore for the heaviest catches. The payout awards go to the three heaviest catfish weighed by three different entrants. Participants may bring multiple fish to the scales, but only each angler’s single heaviest fish counts. All fish must be caught on rod, line, and hook within Graham-Mebane Lake during the tournament. Entry is $15 per angler. Spectators are free and should identify themselves to lake staff during sign-up or upon arrival. The tournament is open to all ages. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult and must be able to cast, set the hook, and reel in on their own. Adults may assist with netting only. Same-day, in-person registration is available. Each entrant may use two rods, and live bait can be purchased on site. Only baits that are legal for use in North Carolina inland waters are permitted. Anyone 16 or older must have a valid North Carolina fishing license. A 50/50 drawing will take place during the event. This is an alcohol, tobacco, and vape-free environment. Pets must remain on a hand-held leash and under control. The tournament is weather dependent.
Graham Mebane LakeLive on the Green with Caleb McArthur & The Whiskey Ridge Outlaws
Live on the Green welcomes Caleb McArthur & The Whiskey Ridge Outlaws for an evening of high-energy outlaw country that blends southern rock, rugged country, and feel-good grooves to keep the Green moving. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly, creating an easy summer night in downtown Gibsonville. Pack lawn chairs, a blanket, dancing shoes, and a few friends, then settle in for live music and relaxed vibes. Whether you line dance near the front or unwind on the grass, the show offers a lively soundtrack for all ages.
Downtown GisbsonvilleJoey’s Benefit Ride
Family, friends, and community members gather at Lucky’s Saloon for a benefit ride honoring Joey and the difference he made in so many lives. The ride sets off from the saloon and serves as a time to remember a caring father, a cherished husband to April, and a dependable friend known for his work ethic, generosity, and readiness to lend a hand. It is also a moment to show support for April, their children, and the rest of his family by celebrating his life, sharing stories, and reminding them they are surrounded by care. Details about registration, the route, and scheduling will be shared as they become available. His memory is deeply cherished.
Lucky's SaloonParkside Stories & Art
Enjoy a relaxed outdoor gathering at Celo Faucette Community Garden where a thoughtfully selected story is shared aloud, then families dive into a creative art project inspired by the book. The event is ideal for families with children ages 2 to 10, and all ages are welcome. Plan to spend 30 to 60 minutes. Dress for the weather and bring a camp chair or blanket for seating. Consider arriving early or staying afterward to enjoy the playground. RSVPs are appreciated but not required, and you may use the ticket link to sign up.
Celo Faucette Community GardenGPL Anime Con
Celebrate manga, anime, and community at Greensboro Public Library Anime Con, a free, all-ages, single-day mini convention. Expect cosplay, panels, artist and vendor booths, workshops, and special guests, all focused on manga, anime, video games, and Asian pop culture.
Greensboro Public Library - Central LibraryLittle Lambs Saturday Playgroup
Little Lambs is a relaxed Saturday morning playgroup at church designed for children from birth through age 4, with siblings welcome, together with their parents or caregivers. It offers an easygoing setting for play, connection, and fellowship. Children can explore and make new friends while adults enjoy conversation and community. Come as you are and stay for as long as works for your family. If you plan to attend, please email Kelby Hardy at kelbylwest@gmail.com.
Front Street United Methodist ChurchRead White & Blue Bookish Brunch
This summer bookish brunch at Long's Chapel Christian Church features food and friendly fellowship, opportunities for book sales and trades, book-themed products and other goods for sale, and drawings.
Long's Chapel Christian ChurchPostpartum & Pelvic Floor Core Restore Class
This summertime series focuses on pelvic floor and core health in a supportive setting, helping participants build awareness, strength, confidence, and connection through education and guided practice. Each session begins with a brief lesson, then moves into breathwork, mobility, movement, or recovery techniques. Registration is free, though advance sign up is required. Attendance is flexible, with the option to take individual classes at any participating location, and there is no requirement to complete all five sessions in the series. Week 2 centers on core restoration, starting with the deepest layers and building outward. The class explains how the core is more than the abdominals, clarifies the roles of local and global muscle groups, and addresses ways pregnancy can affect core function. Participants work through guided activation, stability training, and progressive movements to rebuild strength and posture while supporting a steady, unhurried recovery that nurtures confidence.
O2 Fitness2nd Annual Sonnet Fest!
Sonnet Fest brings Shakespeare’s sonnets to life with creative performances along the west side of the Downtown Greenway. Several performer groups will take their turns in public art installations, and the audience will rotate after each performance so attendees can experience the full lineup of sonnets during the festival. Performances are free, with donations welcome.
Greensboro Cultural CenterBank Fishing Catfish Tournaments
Join in for a bank-fishing catfish tournament at Graham-Mebane Lake. Entrants compete for prizes based on the three heaviest catfish weighed during the tournament. Fish must be caught using rod, line, and hook at the lake, and you can weigh as many fish as you like as long as only the heaviest counts for you. Spectators can attend for free, with check-in required during the sign-up period or when they arrive. The event is alcohol, tobacco, and vape-free. Live bait will be available to purchase, same-day in-person signups are offered, and pets must be leashed and kept under control. For entrants, the cost is $15 per tournament, and children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult who can help ensure they meet the casting, hooking, and reeling requirements.
Graham-Mebane LakeJohn Howie Jr & the Rosewood Bluff
Catch John Howie Jr. and the Rosewood Bluff for a live Americana, country, and honky-tonk performance at Saxapahaw Rivermill. The show starts at 7:30 PM local venue time.
Saxapahaw RivermillNC Concealed Carry Handgun
This 9-hour North Carolina Concealed Carry Handgun course is designed as required training for applying for a NC concealed carry permit. You’ll cover safe handgun handling, including loading and unloading, shooting proficiency requirements, and a test on basic parts of semi-automatic pistols and revolvers as well as the laws that govern the NC concealed handgun permit. The class includes both classroom instruction and live-fire range time, and it also notes wheelchair accessibility and permit certification.
Instinctive Advantage LLCCheer Fest 2026
Cheer Fest 2026 brings an afternoon of live music, community, and celebration in support of Christmas Cheer of Alamance County. The lineup includes Matt Lovette of the Mason Lovette Band with Chris Reed and Michael Sudyk, along with Clint Horton of the Magnificents Band accompanied by Gary Cole. Attendees can look forward to live performances and raffles. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Proceeds support Christmas Cheer of Alamance County and its work assisting local families in need during the holiday season. Sponsorship opportunities are available via info@christmascheerofalamance.org.
Best Western Plus Burlington Inn & SuitesRay Martin
Ray Martin returns to Lucky's Saloon in Burlington, NC with a live set that spans rock, pop, and country. The performance offers a blend of these genres for listeners who enjoy a variety of styles.
Lucky's SaloonPaws Between Pages Book Club
A cozy book club gathers monthly, meeting on the second Monday. The July pick is Say You’ll Remember Me by Abby Jimenez, and the August selection is Hart’s Landing by Melanie Harlow. Both titles are available for purchase at the store. Since the discussion takes place after regular hours, attendees can arrive a bit early to pick up a coffee or another refreshing drink. Book club picks are 15% off, and on the day of the meeting everything in the store is 15% off, including beverages, gifts, or an extra book.
Persnickety BooksTuesday Trivia Night
Teams put their knowledge to the test at a Tuesday trivia night, with prizes for the top three. Outside food is allowed, but please do not bring outside sodas that compete with their products.
Krafty Sloth TaphouseTea Tuesday
Tea Tuesdays at Scott & Nancy’s offer a relaxed sip-and-shop experience that centers on tea, conversation, and community. Guests can slow their pace, browse the store, and share a cup in a welcoming setting with no set agenda. Each gathering highlights a rotating selection of teas, including varieties carried in the shop. It works just as well for a quiet personal pause as it does for spending time with a friend.
Scott & Nancy'sChess MeetUp
Bring a chessboard, or use a loaner, for a relaxed gathering focused on friendly, non-competitive play. Meet other enthusiasts for a round at an easygoing pace. Admission is free.
Persnickety BooksLive Jazz
This jazz night at Krafty Sloth features singers April Talbot and Eleanor Faub with Trevor Percario on piano. A laid-back evening of live music.
Krafty Sloth TaphouseWednesday Double Elimination Pool Tournament
With the pool tables back in action, Lashay's Sidetrack Allie is hosting a weekly double elimination tournament. The entry fee is $15, and prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place. Open to experienced players and anyone seeking a casual night of competition, it offers a welcoming setting to play and meet new people.
Lashay's Sidetrack AllieSenior Discount Day
Adults 55 and older receive a 10 percent discount at AuthoraCare Collective’s Hospice Thrift Store. Browse for deals and, if you have items to give, donate at the loading dock. Every purchase helps fund hospice services.
The Writers Cafe
A welcoming meetup for local writers and members of the Burlington Writers Club at Persnickety Books. Participants can receive writing support and coaching while settling into a calm, dedicated workspace at no cost. A coffee bar is available, and the event is open to everyone.
Persnickety BooksGraham Recreation Commission Monthly Meeting
Join the Graham Recreation Commission for their monthly public meeting. It’s free to attend, and street parking is available. The meeting runs from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM.
Graham Historical MuseumLet's Grow Together: Free Garden Workshop
Discover gardening in a welcoming, free one hour workshop open to all. Part of the Let's Grow Together series, this session offers practical guidance from experienced growers, interactive demonstrations, and chances to meet other plant lovers. Registration is not required. Bring curiosity and a passion for growing. The workshop is held at Celo Faucette Community Garden. Look for updates if weather affects plans.
Celo Faucette Community GardenVeteran Discount Day
Veteran Discount Day offers a 10 percent discount for veterans at AuthoraCare Collective's Hospice Thrift Store. Browse the store and donate items at the loading dock. Store proceeds support hospice services.
Think Green Thursday: Lawns
Learn how to create and maintain a healthy turf lawn in this in-person workshop. The class will cover how turfgrass can be more than just a high-input, low-ecosystem-value stereotype, and share practical tips for prevention and long-term lawn health. Registration is required, and the workshop is free.
May Memorial LibraryMomentum! Small Business Resource Fair
Momentum! Small Business Resource Fair is a free, drop-in event for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and anyone thinking about starting a business. Stop by during the open hours to connect with professionals and learn through workshops held throughout the day. You’ll have the chance to talk with experts in areas like legal, accounting, marketing, and banking, and there are door prize drawings for those who register by August 7.
Holly Hill Mall & Business CenterCarolina Terrier Association
The Carolina Terrier Association dog show is taking place at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex, featuring judging by Gayle M Denman and Lydia Coleman Hutchinson.
Greensboro ComplexPostpartum & Pelvic Floor
This supportive summer series is designed to build awareness, strength, confidence, and connection through pelvic floor education, core support, breathwork, mobility, mindful movement, and nervous system recovery. Each class begins with a brief educational segment, then moves into guided practice that can include breathing techniques, mobility work, gentle movement, or recovery-focused exercises. This session highlights postpartum yoga and mobility with an emphasis on safe movement and confident recovery. Participants explore how the pelvis changes during pregnancy and learn practical ways to protect the pelvic floor while healing. Expect gentle, yoga-inspired sequences and stretches, clear guidance on what is helpful and what to pause, and tips for continuing a yoga routine that supports mobility, regulates the nervous system, and aids ongoing recovery. Registration is free with advance sign up required. Attendance is flexible, there is no need to complete all five classes, and participants may attend at any participating location.
O2 FitnessOpen Mic Night
This monthly open mic at Persnickety Books invites the community to share creative expressions and unique skills, including poetry, songs, limericks, author readings, and even juggling. Attendees may bring a handpan drum or simply enjoy the performances, and drinks are available from the coffee bar. Admission is free. Performer sign-up opens before the show begins. The gathering takes place upstairs at Persnickety Books, and there is no elevator, so the space is not accessible.
Persnickety BooksConcerts in the Park Series- August 2026
The Magnificents Band brings live music to the Jimmy Combs Stage at Burlington City Park as the Concerts in the Park series returns. Bring a lawn chair or spread a blanket, settle in for an evening outdoors, and soak up the tunes. If you feel like dancing, head to the dance floor and enjoy the groove. Please note that alcohol and tobacco are not allowed in City Park.
City Park StageBrain Health Workshop Series: Neural Rewiring
Always Best Care Senior Services teams up with Dr. Hemang Shah for the fifth installment of the Brain Health Workshop Series at Kernodle Senior Activities Center. This session explores how the brain can reorganize and form new connections, showing how learning fresh skills reinforces the pathways that support thinking. Attendees will discover how neuroplasticity works, everyday habits that foster adaptability, practical strategies for lifelong learning, and activities that help with memory retention. Space is limited, and RSVPs are encouraged.
Kernodle Senior CenterBurlington Grand Opening
Recovering Clay Studio is celebrating the opening of its new studio in downtown Burlington, led by Briggette and her team. This grand opening recognizes the studio’s expanding community and marks a meaningful milestone.
Recovering Clay StudioFiction Book Club - Once Upon A Persnickety
This monthly club brings readers together to discuss a title selected by its members. Membership is free, and a club card offers 15% off the featured book as well as other in-store items on meeting days. Upcoming selections include May’s The Astral Library by Kate Quinn, June’s The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett, July’s A Fortune of Sand by Ruta Sepetys, and August’s The Amalfi Curse by Sarah Penner.
Persnickety BooksKinfolk Concert and Cruise-in
Classic cars roll into downtown Graham alongside live music for a relaxed cruise-in and concert. Visitors are welcome to bring a classic car and a lawn chair, enjoy an easygoing cruise through downtown, and settle in for Favored Band live at the Graham Amphitheater. The gathering blends show-worthy rides with a friendly community atmosphere and live entertainment.
Colonial Hardware CoCorvette Cruise-In
This Corvette-focused cruise-in takes place at East Coast Wings + Grill Burlington. Corvette drivers, car enthusiasts, and neighbors can gather for a relaxed morning around a lineup of cars with a focus on Corvettes and friendly conversation. The restaurant will offer its full menu, so guests can enjoy East Coast Wings + Grill favorites while viewing the vehicles. All are welcome. Hosted by Jus Rydn Corvette Club and Drive by Mafia.
East Coast Wings + Grill12U Warhawks Car Wash
A car wash fundraiser at Westcott Buick GMC benefits the 12U Alamance Warhawks Baseball Organization. Vehicles are cleaned for a donation, and proceeds support equipment, tournament expenses, training opportunities, and other field and team needs that help players grow on and off the field. The effort also focuses on building character, discipline, and brotherhood. Those who cannot attend can still contribute through Cashapp or Venmo.
David Westcott Buick GMCTrail Kids Popsicles
Trail Kids presents a family friendly gathering at the Graham Regional Park Shelter featuring time together, playtime, and popsicles. No registration is required.
Graham Regional Park ShelterPostpartum & Pelvic Floor
This supportive summer series focuses on postpartum wellbeing, offering education and practice to build awareness, strength, confidence, and connection through pelvic floor education, core support, breathwork, mobility, movement, and nervous system recovery. Each class starts with a brief learning segment, then moves into guided movement, breathwork, mobility, or recovery-focused practice. This session, Strength for Life After Baby, addresses the everyday demands of caring for a new baby, including lifting, carrying, feeding, getting up from the floor, handling car seats, managing stairs, and keeping up with family life. Participants learn how to incorporate strength training thoughtfully during recovery, with attention to safe progressions, posture, core support, and common movement patterns. The class includes functional strength exercises designed to help participants feel stronger, more capable, and ready for daily tasks. Registration is free, but sign up is required. Attendance is flexible, with the option to attend any class at participating locations, and there is no requirement to complete all five sessions in the series.
O2 FitnessGreensboro Groove vs. Savannah Steel
This tournament weekend features competitive basketball games as part of the Greensboro Fall Tip-Off, with games taking place across multiple indoor venues. Officials and participants will play at both Greensboro Coliseum Complex and Rise Indoor Sports during the two-day event.
Greensboro ComplexDown
Catch DOWN with Helmet and Spirit in the Room at Piedmont Hall in Greensboro. This rock, groove metal, stoner rock, sludge metal, and alternative metal lineup brings a full bill for an evening of heavy music.
Greensboro ComplexLuke Borchelt
Luke Borchelt brings his country storytelling and DMV hip-hop rhythms to Cat’s Cradle Back Room. This Maryland native blends honest, heartfelt songs shaped by his real-life roots and influences, delivering a set that connects the soul of country with the energy of the city.
Cat’s CradleFresh Mobile Market
The Fresh Mobile Market sets up in the parking lot at Northside Presbyterian Church to bring groceries directly to neighbors. Participants receive meat, fresh produce, bread, and other staples. While the effort centers on Eastlawn families, everyone is welcome. The distribution operates as a drive-thru so people can remain in their vehicles while food is loaded. Volunteers are needed to box food, load cars, and help direct traffic so the process runs smoothly. Questions or volunteer inquiries can be directed to Ms. Melissa. This effort is part of a C4C ministry in collaboration with Out of the Garden.
Northside Presbyterian ChurchMarvin Hunter
Marvin Hunter brings his sharp, unapologetic comedy to the stage. Known as the “Grumpy Uncle,” he mixes relatable storytelling with candid observations, drawing from his life experiences and time in the U.S. Navy. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM.
Comedy ZoneArtists in Parks: Wire Sculpture
Explore wire art in an outdoor class at the Burlington Arboretum at Willowbrook Park. Learn to twist and wrap wire and add recycled beads and buttons to craft your own bug and insect sculptures. The class is open to adults, and participants ages 9 and up may attend with a participating, paying adult. The fee is $6 per student. Advance registration is required, and indicating you are going on Facebook does not count as registration.
Burlington Arboretum at Willowbrook ParkTrivia Night
Test your knowledge at Trivia Night at Natty Greene’s Downtown. It runs for two hours on Thursday evening, and the page notes trivia is held on the 2nd floor.
Natty Greene's DowntownThink Green Thursday: Summer Fruit Tour
Join the Think Green Thursday Summer Fruit Tour at Buster Sykes Demonstration Orchard for a one-hour walk through the grounds. You’ll learn what it takes to keep summer fruits growing well, including which varieties tend to do best in the local soils and climate, and there may even be a chance to taste what’s ripe. Bring your fruit-growing questions and come ready to explore and learn.
Buster Sykes Agricultural Demonstration Farm and ForestPostpartum & Pelvic Floor - Recovery Reset Class
A supportive summer series focuses on postpartum and pelvic floor recovery, helping participants rebuild awareness, strength, confidence, and connection through pelvic floor and core education, mindful breathing, mobility, movement, and nervous system care. Each session begins with a brief teaching segment, then moves into guided practice that may include movement, breathwork, mobility, or other recovery-centered activities. This week spotlights a recovery reset built around breath, meditation, and nervous system support. Attendees will learn how stress and tension can present in the body, then take part in guided breathing, meditation, gentle mobility, and techniques that encourage recovery, relaxation, and long-term well-being. Registration is free, with advance sign up required. Attendance is flexible across participating locations, and there is no requirement to complete all five sessions in the series.
O2 FitnessTeen Trails - Hiking Club
Preregistration is required and space is limited. This guided hiking outing is designed for preteens and teens, offering a chance to explore local trails, discover new parks, and build outdoor skills. Hikes are free and typically cover 2 to 4 miles. Youth ages 10 to 12 should be confident hikers. Parents should plan to drop hikers at the trailhead and remain in the park for some time to themselves or with younger siblings. The hike is likely to last between 1.25 and 1.75 hours. Trailhead locations, full details, and registration are available through the ticket link.
Burlington & Alamance CountyCarolina Ladybugs
Kids ages 5 to 10 can learn to dance and tumble in this class. The cost covers uniforms, and there is no registration required.
Lewis Recreation CenterNext Stop Comedy
Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Toasty Kettlyst Beer Company with a rotating bill of performers. Each show presents a new mix of comedians, including talent recognized from television and popular podcasts. Expect an easygoing night of laughs at a favorite local spot, with a fresh lineup every time.
Toasty Kettlyst Beer CompanyArt & Asana: A Community Pop-Up Art Show and Yoga Experience
Art and Asana blends a pop-up art showcase with a yoga experience in one shared space. Asana is the Sanskrit term for yoga postures, and this all-levels class takes place surrounded by original works from local artists, encouraging reconnection through movement while drawing inspiration from the artwork. Choose the yoga option for 21 dollars to take part in the practice, then enjoy a post-class mimosa, meet the artists, and browse their collections. That ticket also includes admission to the art show. The pop-up exhibition is free to attend and open to all, offering a relaxed setting to meet creators, celebrate local talent, and perhaps discover a piece to bring home. See how visual art and mindful movement can elevate one another.
Om Shanti YogaSummer Saturdays at Burlington City Park: Chalk the Park
Summer Saturdays at Burlington City Park bring free, family-friendly activities that encourage everyone to get outside, be creative, and have fun together. During Chalk the Park, participants turn the sidewalks into bright, colorful art. Chalk is provided, so all that is needed is imagination. These programs occur every fourth Saturday from June through September, while supplies last.
Burlington City ParkDesign Your Own Handwoven Napkins
Join a hands-on workshop where you’ll design your own set of striped handwoven napkins and then watch a professional weaver bring your design to life on industrial dobby looms. You’ll learn the basics of how looms work and how woven structures create patterns. After the workshop, the napkins will be washed and hemmed, and you’ll pick them up about a week later.
Piedmont Fiber LabBoys-N-Girls 31st Anniversary Family Reunion & Back-to-School Bash
Boys-N-Girls Learning Center is marking 31 years of serving children, families, and the Alamance County community with a free family reunion and back-to-school celebration that welcomes current families, former students, alumni parents, past teachers, and friends. Attendees can pick up complimentary backpacks and school supplies while quantities last, and every child can take home a free book. Families will help build a large community puzzle artwork assembled on site and displayed permanently at the center. Thirty-one hidden golden tickets tucked into backpacks unlock bonus prizes. Former Boys-N-Girls kids can stop by a photo station for a then-and-now snapshot, with the option to bring an old childhood photo or simply participate as they are. A DJ will keep the music going alongside giveaways throughout the festivities. A special surprise announcement is planned during the event. Additional activities are in the works, including inflatables, a Touch-a-Truck experience, food, and a kids-eat-free area. Admission is free for all ages.
Boys-N-Girls Learning CenterLettuce
Catch Lettuce live at The Pyrle. Doors open for the show at 8:00 PM local venue time.
The PyrleLGBTQIA+ Coffee & Chill
Enjoy coffee and conversation upstairs at Persnickety Books. Open to LGBTQ+ people and allies, this casual meetup offers a welcoming, safe space with safe hosts. Pick up a drink at the coffee bar, then head upstairs to reconnect with friends or make new ones.
Persnickety BooksPride & Pages Book Club
August’s selection for the Pride & Pages Book Club is Every Heart Is a Doorway by Senan McGuire. Copies are available in store, and book club members receive 15% off the book. A link is provided for those who would like to order a copy to be mailed. On the day of the book club, the entire store is 15% off, including coffee, additional reads, and gifts.
Persnickety BooksElon Phoenix vs Duke (exh.) Volleyball Women
Catch the Elon Phoenix women’s volleyball team taking on Duke in an exhibition match. The game is set for the evening at Schar Center at Elon University.
Schar CenterDON TOLIVER: NITROUS - OCTANE WORLD TOUR LEG 2
Catch Don Toliver at First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro. CHASE B is listed as the supporting act. Show time is 7:30 PM.
First Horizon ColiseumGVA Boys JV Soccer @ BCA
JV Boys Soccer action is on the schedule as Greater Vision Academy takes on Burlington Christian Academy at BCA.
Burlington Christian AcademyBlood Drive & Dirty Soda
Always Best Care Senior Services is hosting a community blood drive focused on making a difference one donation at a time. Every donation can help save up to three lives, and donors will receive a complimentary dirty soda from The Bendy Straw as a thank you. The event welcomes both first-time donors and regular contributors who want to support their community. For questions, call 336-270-4352.
Always Best Care Senior ServicesThursdays at Seven Concert Series
Too Much Sylvia headlines this installment of the Thursdays at Seven Concert Series in the streets of Downtown Graham. Expect a lively mix of familiar sounds across beach, country, and top 40, reflecting the series’ tradition of showcasing local and regional bands. This outdoor concert is free and welcoming to all ages. Bring lawn chairs to settle in, and look for vendors on site with favorite treats. For everyone’s comfort and safety, smoking and vaping, pets, and drones are not permitted. Support for the event comes from Elm Realty and Truliant Federal Credit Union, with stage sponsorship from Always Best Care Senior Services, Ausley’s Chevelle Parts, Last Call HVAC, and The Verdict on the Square.
Downtown Graham(SOLD OUT) Ravioli Two Ways
Join a hands-on cooking class called Ravioli Two Ways where you’ll learn to make homemade ravioli and enjoy a full meal. The menu includes goat cheese and fig jam crostini, prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, ravioli with butternut squash and brown butter plus Italian sausage, homemade marinara sauce, salad with French shallot vinaigrette, and traditional tiramisu with rum, espresso, and mascarpone. A complimentary red and white wine (plus non-alcoholic beverages) will be provided. Seating is limited, with a class size cap of 9 seats.
Reto's Kitchen Catering4th Fridays Concert Series- August 2026
Enjoy a community concert evening headlined by The Back Pocket, with an opening set from Chase Fogleman building the momentum. Families, friends, and neighbors can relax with live music while exploring a mix of local community organizations, food trucks, and beer and wine vendors. The setting is family friendly and welcoming to all ages. Presented by Burlington Special Events as part of the 4th Fridays Concert Series, with support from sponsors Labcorp and Flow Automotive of Burlington. Please note that the series has been relocated due to construction.
Front Street (Downtown Burlington)Live Jazz Featuring UNCG Jazz Program Students
Enjoy live jazz performed by students from the UNCG jazz program.
Krafty Sloth TaphouseRick Ross
Rick Ross marks the 20th anniversary of Port of Miami with a black-tie celebration featuring Renaissance Orchestra and Sainted Trap Choir. The hip hop icon honors the milestone with an event that weaves orchestral and choral elements into the festivities.
Steven Tanger Center for the Performing ArtsTrinity Academy Boys Varsity Soccer @ BCA
Catch the Trinity Academy varsity boys soccer team as they take on Burlington Christian Academy in an away, non-conference matchup. Game time is listed for the afternoon, so plan to arrive a bit early to get settled before kickoff.
Burlington Christian AcademyBurlington NC: Fresh Chicken Bulk Sale
Truckload chicken sales are back from House of Raeford Farms, bringing value pricing on all natural, farm fresh chicken raised without antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. Choose from popular cuts including boneless breast meat, jumbo wings, and more, and stock up for tailgates, holiday meals, and Sunday dinners. Orders are placed online in advance, where you select a pickup location and time, choose the products you want, pay with a credit or debit card, and keep your order number for pickup. At pickup, simply drive up and your order will be loaded into your vehicle so there is no need to get out. Enjoy convenient savings and a freezer full of meal options.
St Matthew's AME ChurchDowntown Burlington Front Street Makers Market Weekend
Set inside a rented storefront, this market takes place right beside the town’s 4th Friday concerts near the Burlington Food Hall. It is independent of the official 4th Friday programming, yet located on the same street and next to the activity. The Back Pocket is on the nearby concert lineup. Vendors should note that the street will close to vehicles, so plan to make a quick drop at the front entrance, move vehicles to the back of the store, then return through the back door to complete setup. The back entrance has six steps and no ramp. Be in place and ready before the event begins. Information about traffic or parking beyond the back area is not available.
Downtown BurlingtonGene Watson
Catch Gene Watson live at Liberty Showcase Inc. in Liberty, featuring an evening show starting at 7:00 PM. Tickets are available via Bandsintown.
Liberty Showcase Inc.Ben Quad and Macseal
Ben Quad and Aren't We Amphibians are playing a punk/rock show at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro. The event starts at 7:30 PM, and tickets are listed as available through ticketing partners.
Cat’s Cradle600x3 Match
Join a 600x3 High Power rifle match featuring F-Class and Service Match formats, along with options for Service, Match, Palma, and any rifle. Registration pricing varies by category, including CCGC members, juniors, and the public. The event runs from late morning through the afternoon at Central Carolina Gun Club’s range.
Central Carolina Gun ClubSouthern Reload
Southern Reload makes its debut at the Town of Elon Music at the Plaza Concert Series, bringing Southern classic rock to downtown Elon. The band sets out to keep the plaza rocking with its signature sound.
Downtown PlazaTails from the Crypt Book Club
Tails from the Crypt Book Club meets monthly to explore horror reads. The upcoming title is selected before the prior month’s in-person gathering so copies are available to purchase in the store. Purchasing the Book Club pick includes 15% off that book. On Book Club day, there is 15% off everything in the store, including coffee, a gift, or another book.
Persnickety BooksEat a Peach Live
Eat a Peach Live features a live performance.
Lucky's SaloonThursdays at Seven Concert Series - Chocolate Chip & Company
Chocolate Chip & Company take the stage as part of the Thursdays at Seven Concert Series in Downtown Graham. This free, all-ages concert continues a tradition that began in 2003, showcasing local and regional acts with sounds that range from beach and country to top 40 favorites. Bring lawn chairs and enjoy the music while on-site vendors serve up favorite treats and nearby businesses offer plenty to explore before the show. For everyone’s comfort and safety, smoking or vaping, pets, and drones are not allowed. The series spans May through September and includes an extra September performance.
Downtown GrahamBrain Health Workshop Series: The Social Synapse
Always Best Care Senior Services and Dr. Hemang Shah present the sixth session in the Brain Health Workshop Series, focusing on how meaningful human connection helps protect the brain. This workshop highlights the ways social engagement supports memory, emotional well-being, and long-term cognitive health. Participants will explore the science behind social connection, understand how isolation can increase dementia risk, discover ways to deepen community involvement, and leave with practical strategies for building and maintaining strong relationships. Space is limited, and RSVPs are encouraged.
Kernodle Senior Activities CenterA Night To Remember
This family-focused evening centers on fun, food, and an inviting atmosphere where children can dress up and enjoy a special night out. Created with little ones in mind, it offers a dedicated space that celebrates them and helps make the experience truly memorable.
Graham, North Carolina9/11 Commemorative 5K Event
The City of Graham hosts the sixth annual 9/11 Commemorative 5K Run/Walk, welcoming participants of all ages for a community gathering that honors service and remembrance. Wear red, white, and blue and take part in a 5K run or walk, or choose the noncompetitive 1-mile option. The First Responders Team Cup 5K invites teams from fire, police, EMS, and military. On-site highlights include a runner services station, a Touch A Truck area, a blood drive, games, and a DJ providing music. Race packets are available for those who register in advance and must be picked up before the start, and same-day registration will be available. Donations support Children of Fallen Heroes, an organization that helps meet immediate needs and offers support for children and surviving spouses of fallen first responders and military members. Carpooling is encouraged, and the event will proceed regardless of weather.
Live on the Green with HWY 42 Band
HWY 42 Band delivers a live outdoor concert at Live on the Green in Downtown Gibsonville. Bring lawn chairs, settle onto the grass, and take in the music in the center of town. Local restaurants are close by for a bite, and beverages can be enjoyed within the social district areas while you listen and unwind. The event is free and family friendly, offering welcoming small town vibes on the Green.
Downtown GibsonvilleMountain View Ruritan Club 9th Annual Car Show
The ninth annual car show presented by Mountain View Ruritan Club brings classic cars, trucks, Jeeps, and motorcycles to Isley Farm Supply for a full day of automotive showcase and family-friendly activities. Attendees can explore vehicles of all makes and models while enjoying food trucks, vendors, music and entertainment, plus door prizes and raffles. Awards will be presented, including Best of Show, People’s Choice, Kids Choice, Isley Farm Supply Choice, Mountain View Ruritan Choice, and more. Pre-registration is 25 dollars and day-of entry is 30 dollars, and space is limited. Proceeds support the Mountain View Ruritan Club’s scholarships, community service projects, and local programs. For sponsorship, vendor details, or vehicle registration information, contact Jodi Fargis with Mountain View Ruritan Club.
Isley Farm Supply2nd Annual DOWN HOME SUMMER SEND OFF
The second annual Down Home Summer Send Off gathers vendors, live bands, food trucks, bikes, games, and additional activities. This free, family friendly event welcomes everyone.
Down Home Harley-DavidsonHomeschool and Family Day
Travel back to the 18th century at Alamance Battleground during Homeschool and Family Day. Created for families and homeschool groups, this immersive experience features hands-on activities, interactive programs, and historical demonstrations that make the past feel vivid.
Alamance Battleground State Historic SiteRiver Watch Training (Alamance)
Build the know-how to look after local streams with a River Watch training that welcomes brand-new teams, returning volunteers, and anyone curious about getting involved. Those already on a team who want a refresher can use this session to revisit the basics and strengthen confidence with core concepts.
Red Slide Park -Haw River16th Annual Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Plant Sale
The Alamance County Extension Master Gardener volunteers present their 16th annual in-person plant sale at the Alamance County Cooperative Extension. Explore a broad selection of perennials, with many North Carolina natives carefully grown by the volunteers. Numerous plants have been propagated from favorites in the Arbor Gate Teaching Garden, along with selections nurtured from the gardeners’ own beds. This event is in-person only and accepts cash or checks, with selections available while supplies last. Proceeds benefit the Arbor Gate Teaching Garden and other Alamance County EMGV projects.
Alamance County Cooperative ExtensionArtists in Parks: Weaving
Discover the art of weaving in this outdoor Artists in Parks class at the Burlington Arboretum. Whether starting from scratch or building on existing techniques, participants will explore circular weaving and learn how to create simple square looms. The program is open to adults, and youth ages 9 and older may attend with a participating adult who has paid. The cost is $6 per student. Advance registration is required to take part, and marking Going on Facebook does not count as registration.
Burlington Arboretum at Willowbrook ParkDuo Acoustic at Luckys
A live acoustic set featuring 90s girly tunes that invite sing-alongs.
Lucky's SaloonKinfolk Concert and Cruise-in: Aaron Silver
An ALCOVETS series in Graham brings together vintage automobiles and live music every third Saturday from April through October. Enjoy a relaxed downtown cruise-in where participants can bring a classic car and a lawn chair to connect with fellow enthusiasts. The evening features Aaron Silver performing live at the Graham Amphitheater behind Colonial Hardware.
Colonial Hardware CoHOPE Clinic 5k 2026
HOPE Clinic’s annual 5k at Springwood Park features racing, raffles, and food trucks. All paces are welcome, whether you plan to walk, skip, or run. A timing company will be on site for participants who want to track their results. Proceeds support HOPE Clinic’s daily clinic operations and its efforts to serve the community.
Springwood ParkLadies Night Tattoo & Piercing special
J&J Tattoo & Body Piercing presents a Ladies Night with a custom tattoo flash deal and a piercing deal. More information will be announced soon. The shop is cash only.
Gibsonville Girls Night!!
Downtown Gibsonville sets the scene for Girls Night, a laid back outing focused on shopping, sipping, and showing love to local businesses. Explore the area with friends, browse the shops, and enjoy a treat along the way. The Hive will be serving mocktails, dirty sodas, coffee, and refreshers, giving you plenty of choices to pair with time spent together. Whether you plan to shop, catch up, or simply enjoy a casual night out, it is an easy way to support neighborhood favorites.
Thursdays at Seven Concert Series - The Mason Lovette Band
Thursdays at Seven welcomes The Mason Lovette Band to Downtown Graham for a free, all-ages outdoor concert. Running since 2003, the series spotlights local and regional musicians who span beach, country, and top 40 favorites. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and relax to live music, with vendors on site offering treats. Event guidelines include no smoking or vaping, no pets, and no drones. Presented with support from Elm Realty and Truliant Federal Credit Union, with stage sponsorship from Always Best Care Senior Services, Ausley’s Chevelle Parts, Last Call HVAC, and The Verdict on the Square.
Downtown GrahamPhoenix 4th Friday- September 2026
Celebrate Phoenix spirit while helping introduce local college students and their families to Burlington at a community gathering co-hosted by B-Town Events, Elon University, and Burlington Downtown Corp. The festivities take place on Front Street in downtown Burlington, temporarily relocated there due to construction. Enjoy live music headlined by the Carri Smithey Band, along with appearances from community groups, plenty of food options from local food trucks, and beer and wine vendors. The atmosphere is family focused and welcoming for all ages, offering a relaxed setting to meet up with friends and neighbors to eat, drink, and enjoy music together.
Purler Wrestling Camp
Rescheduled for a full weekend on the mats, this Purler wrestling clinic is run by one of the top programs in the sport. Sessions take place at Southern Alamance High School - SAHS Patriots and focus on maximizing mat time. Early registration is encouraged to reserve a spot.
Southern Alamance High School - SAHS PatriotsSummer Saturdays at Burlington City Park: Positivity Rocks
Part of the Summer Saturdays at Burlington City Park series, Positivity Rocks focuses on simple acts of creativity and kindness. Participants paint and personalize rocks with encouraging words or artwork, then place them around the park to brighten someone’s day. This is a free, family-friendly activity that gets everyone outdoors and creating together. Materials are available while supplies last.
Burlington City ParkFestival Esperanza/Esperanza Festival 2026
Now in its sixth year, this free community festival brings Alamance County together to celebrate Hispanic and Latino heritage with performances, flavors, and family fun. Enjoy live music and dance by groups representing many Latin American countries, along with a variety of food trucks. Families will find a Kids Zone with face painting, bounce houses, and hands-on arts and crafts. The festivities also include local vendors and community resource stations. Support comes from partners such as Alamance Arts, Alamance Community College, City of Graham Recreation and Parks, the Graham Police Department, and others.
Hermes, Ninny & Papa's and Vital Sips
This gathering brings together food and drink options from Hermes Food Truck, Ninny & Papa's, and Vital Sips. Hermes Food Truck serves gyros, platters, and carnival foods. Ninny & Papa's offers Italian sausage, hot dogs, and more. Vital Sips provides coffee, tea, and more to round out the menu.
Rare form at Lucky's Saloon
Rare Form returns to Lucky's Saloon with a blend of 80s, 90s, and current country, plus some rock and roll mixed in.
Lucky's SaloonSenior Movie Morning
A morning movie outing for seniors offers complimentary entry for anyone 55 and older, plus popcorn and a drink, thanks to support from Rich and Thompson. It is an easy way to enjoy a film with snacks included.
Southern Gospel Concert with Port City Quartet
Port City Quartet brings a heartfelt Southern Gospel concert to Hearts On Fire Ministries, showcasing rich four part harmonies, favorite standards alongside original songs, and an encouraging message of faith. The event welcomes all ages and creates a warm setting for worship, joy, and fellowship. Admission is free, and a love offering will be received.
Hearts On Fire MinistriesBurlington Card Show - Sports Cards, Pokemon, TCGs AND MORE!
At the Alliance Convention Center, this large, fast-growing card show fills the floor with over 200 vendor tables featuring sports cards, Pokémon, One Piece, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, memorabilia, vintage finds, sealed items, and other collectibles. Attendees can buy, sell, trade, and search for grails or build sets across football, basketball, baseball, hockey, UFC and wrestling, along with a wide range of TCGs. Admission is $5, kids 12 and under are free, parking is free, and the atmosphere is welcoming to families. The day also includes hourly giveaways with $1,000 up for grabs, creating a lively experience for collectors at every level.
Alliance Convention CenterTails from the Crypt
Tails from the Crypt is a monthly horror book club. The upcoming selection is set before the previous month's in-person meeting, which means copies are ready to buy in the store. Perks include 15% off when you purchase the Book Club title. On Book Club day, take 15% off everything in the store, whether that is a coffee, a gift for a friend, or another book for yourself.
The Audrey Ball Band : 20 Year Reunion Concert - LIVE at the old Lighthouse Tavern
The Audrey Ball Band reunites at the old Lighthouse Tavern for one special evening marking two decades. Aligned with Homecoming weekend, this concert brings the band back together for a nostalgic night of live music.
Fishin with Specials Lake MackIntosh Alamance CO OCTOBER EVENT 2026
This is a second run of the spring fishing tournament after the last outing faced chilly conditions. Hoping for clear skies and mild temperatures, it offers a chance to try again, reel in some catches, make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share plenty of smiles.
Textiles Through Time, A History of American Textiles
Celebrate the Carolinas’ rich textile legacy at the Textile Heritage Museum in Burlington, North Carolina. The first week of October has been recognized by state legislatures as Textile Heritage Week, and this gathering highlights the people, places, and traditions that shaped the industry. Explore stories that reach back to April 1882, when Glencoe Cotton Mills began producing plaid cotton fabrics, continuing work first started by Edwin Holt in the village of Alamance. Learn how the museum, which opened in March 2004, continues to preserve and share the textile history of Alamance County and North Carolina. Craftspeople in textiles, woodworking, jewelry, painting, and pottery, along with living historians and reenactors and other art and history focused artisans, are invited to set up displays and offer their work for sale. For information about reserving a display table, email textileheritagemuseum@gmail.com.
Fall Festival
Downtown Gibsonville hosts an annual fall celebration with more than 130 vendors, a wide variety of food, and activities for children of all ages. Stroll through downtown, browse handmade and local goods, and enjoy the seasonal sights, sounds, and flavors of autumn at this family-friendly gathering that celebrates community spirit. The event takes place rain or shine. Vendor applications will be available online and at the Gibsonville Community Center. Mail-in applications are not accepted, and submissions must be made online or in person.
Downtown GibsonvilleOld North State History Series: Ghost Stories of North Carolina
Local radio host Mr. Scott Washington presents obscure tales of ghosts and spirits tied to North Carolina. This storytelling program highlights lesser known accounts and eerie narratives that many people may not have heard before.
Hibachi Lou and Roaming Bean Coffee Truck
Hibachi Lou brings a Japanese-style food truck menu with steak, chicken, and other options, while Roaming Bean Coffee Truck serves tasty, inventive coffee. Enjoy savory dishes paired with a flavorful coffee from two trucks at one stop.
National Boot Camp 2026
At The Alliance Headquarters in Burlington, North Carolina, this intensive boot camp brings Alliance leaders together for focused, hands-on work. Over three concentrated days, participants learn directly from accomplished leaders, build stronger sales and recruiting skills, address leadership blind spots, and head home prepared to put plans into action. It goes beyond a typical meeting, aiming to be a pivotal catalyst for your business, your team, and the year ahead.
Kinfolk Concert and Cruise-in: Dalton Davis
ALCOVETS presents a community cruise-in and live music gathering in Graham that blends a showcase of vintage vehicles with a performance by Dalton Davis. The activity centers around downtown cruising, and the concert is set at the Graham Amphitheater located behind Colonial Hardware. Attendees may bring a lawn chair and their own classic vehicle to enjoy the experience comfortably.
Colonial Hardware CoJ&J Tattoo & Body Piercing Halloween Deal
J&J Tattoo & Body Piercing is offering a Halloween-themed promotion with specials on custom flash tattoos and piercings. The shop is cash only. Additional details will be announced.