Events in Burlington
Saturday Afternoon Storytime
This in-store storytime takes place on site and focuses on shared reading. Attendees listen to stories read aloud.
Alamance CrossingSummer Reading Celebration Party
Celebrate reading at a big summer party for young readers at Alamance Crossing. The first Summer Reading Celebration Party invites kids to bring a parent or guardian and enjoy crafts as part of the festivities.
Alamance CrossingCoffee and Cars
Celebrate Father’s Day in downtown Burlington with coffee and cars, plenty of groan-worthy jokes, and a welcoming community vibe. Enjoy a strong cup, check out the rides that spark stories from years past, and sample bites from local spots. Browse nearby shops and restaurants while meeting the business owners who power the heart of Burlington. Bring Dad, Grandpa, or a favorite father figure for a relaxed outing filled with conversation, laughs, and local spirit.
Fiction Book Club - Once Upon a Persnickety
The Once Upon A Persnickety fiction book club hosts a monthly conversation around a novel chosen by its members. Membership is free, and a membership card provides a 15% discount on the club’s featured book as well as any other items in the store on meeting days. Upcoming selections include The Astral Library by Kate Quinn, The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett, A Fortune of Sand by Ruta Sepetys, and The Amalfi Curse by Sarah Penner.
Persnickety BooksYoga
A 45-minute Vinyasa class brings music-led flow to Toasty Kettlyst Brewery, blending strength-building movement, balance work, and mindful pauses to support movement, breath, and a sense of connection in a welcoming community setting. The session is accessible for all levels, with options and modifications offered throughout. Please bring your own mat and be ready to flow. After class, enjoy a mimosa or half pour included with the ticket. Grabbing food from Rino’s to bring back to the brewery is encouraged, offering a relaxed opportunity to unwind with conversation and new connections.
Toasty Kettlyst Beer CompanyPeach Sale - Burlington, NC from 2:00 - 3:00 pm at JR's
Stock up at a truck load peach sale featuring 25 pound boxes of freestone peaches for $55, with about 55 to 65 peaches per box. Additional items include 16 ounce jars of honey for $13 and marmalade for $12, plus 1 pound bags of Georgia pecans for $14. No pre-order is needed, as ordering and pickup happen on site during the event window. Payment options include cash and checks, as well as credit cards with an additional fee. For more details, visit the Facebook and Instagram pages and consider subscribing, liking, and sharing the events.
JR'sCraft Day: Summer Solstice Suncatchers
Create sun-catching decorations inspired by the summer solstice at a hands-on workshop hosted at Scott & Nancy’s. Using dried orange slices, beads, and other decorative elements, participants will craft their own piece with all essential tools and materials provided. Guests are welcome to bring personal touches or special items to include. Herbal tea and water will be available, and snacks may be brought. A $10 donation is requested to help cover supplies. As a thank you, attendees receive 20% off in-store purchases on the day of the workshop. The gathering encourages a relaxed pace, celebrates the season, and offers a warm space to make something beautiful alongside others.
Scott & Nancy’sKinfolk Concert and Cruise-in: Southern Vibes
ALCOVETS presents a community cruise-in with classic cars and live music in Graham. Cruise through downtown, bring a classic car and a lawn chair, and take in Southern VIBES performing live at the Graham Amphitheater behind Colonial Hardware.
Colonial Hardware CoSips & Sunshine Parent & Me - Campfire - Grape Kids Class
A hands-on Parent and Me painting class for kids and their grownups invites pairs to create a cozy nighttime scene together. Each duo works on two 11 by 14 inch canvases that align side by side to form one picture, and additional painters can be included to build a larger collaborative piece. No prior experience is needed. Instructors lead step by step while everyone picks colors, adds sparkle, and shapes a style that feels personal. Every attendee must have a paid seat, spectators are not allowed, and canvases are not shared.
Painted GrapeDungeons & Dragons One Shots
Embark on a self contained Dungeons & Dragons one shot for players 16 and older. Newcomers and veterans are equally supported, with guidance on creating a character, making your first roll, and jumping straight into the adventure. Look forward to thrilling combat, imaginative storytelling, and a friendly table of fellow gamers. No experience is needed.
HyperMindSpaghetti Dinner
Enjoy a spaghetti dinner at Mount Pleasant Church - Kimesville, reflecting the church’s reputation for delicious meals.
Mount Pleasant Church - KimesvilleHypermind Lorcana League
League play features a $5 entry fee, and every participant receives a pack. Play follows Swiss rounds, and players tally points throughout the season toward prizes.
HyperMindKids Night Out Glow Party
Kids can enjoy a glowing night out at Painted Grape in Burlington with a drop off event designed for ages 4 to 12 who are potty trained. The evening includes glow face painting, pizza with a drink, a blacklight reflective galaxy painting session, and glow slime making. Pricing is $40 for one child, or $35 per child when registering two or more children from the same household. Each household must register individually. Pre-registration is required and space is limited.
Painted GrapeTrucker Hat Pop Up Event
Hosted by Megan Matherly, this pop up event focuses on trucker hats at Holly Hill Mall.
Holly Hill MallMovie Night
Movie Night at Persnickety Books presents Pride (2014), a film about a group of gay activists in the United Kingdom who come together to support miners during the 1984 strike. The movie is rated R, and Common Sense Media recommends it for ages 13 and up. Admission is free. Concessions will be available to purchase, including espresso bar drinks, candy, soda, juices, and bottomless popcorn. Trigger warnings are available in advance.
Persnickety BooksTrucker Hat Social
A Trucker Hat Social with Megan Shane Matherly is happening at Collab & Co. Hair Studio. Guests are welcome to attend with a friend or family member. Early RSVPs receive an extra raffle entry.
Collab & Co. Hair StudioLive Rap Concert
A live rap concert in Haw River, North Carolina welcomes everyone. The announcement is shared in both English and Spanish to reach a broad audience. Attendees can experience live rap music at an open-invitation concert.
Haw RiverJune Flock Swap
A community flock swap brings together local homesteaders, backyard poultry keepers, and small-scale farmers for a friendly morning of connection and exchange. Participants can bring poultry and small animals to buy, sell, or trade, rehome animals, and share tips with others who value farming and self-sufficiency. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned farmers to beginners, and the atmosphere is family friendly. Attendees are asked not to block the driveway, as the business will be open for regular operations and deliveries.
Isley Farm SupplyLisa Kyle & Damon return to Lashay’s
Lisa Kyle and Damon return to Lashays sidetrack allie for a spirited evening in Glen Raven. Bring a few friends and spend some time together in a lively atmosphere.
Lashays sidetrack allieJune’s Pop-Up Garage Show
Explore a pop up filled with treasures in vintage, shabby chic, farmhouse, distressed, and recycled styles. Browse one of a kind painted bibles, canvas tote bags, hymnal pages, signs, and burned trucker hats, along with more finds. A corner clothing boutique adds to the mix.
The Princess Paints ShoppePickleball Tournament 2026
A lively tournament where players can showcase their skills while supporting a meaningful cause. The event brings attention to The Exchange Club’s Family Center of the Central Piedmont and its mission to break the cycle of child abuse. Participating as a player or contributing as a sponsor helps create positive change in the local community.
Burlington PickleballTouch-A-Truck
This free community event features trucks, bounce houses, face painting, and additional activities for kids. It is suitable for children of all ages and includes a low sensory hour to provide a calmer experience for those who are sensitive to sights and sounds.
St. Mark's BallfieldDown Home Days Sound Competition
Down Home Days features a sound competition at Down Home Harley-Davidson alongside a mix of vendors, food trucks, bikes, bands, and more. Presented by Vitas Hawley of Vitveets Audio, competitors go head to head across five divisions... Featherweight, Lightweight, Middleweight, Light Heavyweight, and Heavyweight. Entry is $20, registration is handled on site, and trophies are awarded to first place and runner up.
Down Home Harley-DavidsonFather's Day Crafts Week — Children's Museum of Alamance County
This week features Father’s Day crafts at the Children’s Museum of Alamance County. Participants can create a special gift for Dad.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyJuneteenth Celebration
Celebrate the history and significance of Juneteenth at Murrell Park with a community gathering presented by Gibsonville Parks & Recreation. The day features activities for all ages, including bounce houses, trackless train rides, a live DJ, and interactive games. A hair braiding station with Crown Slayer and The Oasis Natural Hair Salon will offer live demonstrations and complimentary single braids with accents for kids. Guilford and Alamance County residents can access a voter registration booth. The Gibsonville Public Library will host a History Harvest and bring its Book Bike, and wellness options such as yoga and chair massages will be available. Food trucks and a marketplace of local vendors will be on site throughout the day, with more than 22 participants highlighting Black-owned businesses from Gibsonville and nearby communities. Admission, activities, and entertainment are free thanks to the Town of Gibsonville and Gibsonville Parks & Recreation, while food and vendor items will be available for purchase.
Murrell ParkNathan Wayne Live
Enjoy a live set from Nathan Wayne on the Down Home Days stage. The event features vendors, food trucks, bikes, a sound competition, and more. It is free to attend and friendly for families.
Down Home Harley-DavidsonSummer Solstice Book Exchange
A solstice-themed book exchange invites participants to bring one wrapped book, either new or used. Include a brief note on the outside with the genre or subgenre and any relevant trigger warnings. A $5 contribution is requested to help cover the rental space. The swap will use a white elephant format. Attendees are also asked to purchase a drink from the store, even if it is just a can of soda.
Persnickety Books, LLCAdvanced Pistol Class
Built for shooters who have completed Basic and Intermediate Pistol at CCGCI or can safely and proficiently draw and fire, this advanced class at Central Carolina Gun Club, Inc. focuses on clearing malfunctions and running failure drills, shooting from varied positions such as kneeling and using cover, and working strong-hand-only and support-hand-only. Timed exercises are included to build speed and consistency, with the aim of sharpening current skills and laying the groundwork for future training. Firearms and magazines must arrive unloaded and secured in a case before entering the class. Bring the handgun you want to train with, preferably a full or compact double-stack model such as Glock, SIG, or S&W. Subcompacts like the S&W Shield, Glock 43, or Sig 365 can be used, though expect more frequent reloads. A revolver is permitted but not ideal. If a micro compact such as an S&W Bodyguard or Ruger LCP is your only option, contact the instructor in advance to discuss use and alternatives. A sturdy belt and a secure holster are required, with Kydex preferred and no SERPA or nylon holsters allowed. Pack at least two magazines and 300 rounds of factory ammunition, with 9 mm or larger preferred, and bring what functions reliably in your pistol. Eye and ear protection are mandatory, along with closed-toe, supportive footwear. Dress for outdoor conditions and wear a closed-collar shirt or a scarf to keep hot brass off your skin. Bring note-taking materials, plus water and snacks, with breaks taken as needed. The class fee is 25 dollars to offset target costs. This is a CCGCI-sponsored shooter education class for club members, and non-members may also attend for 75 dollars, paid to Zev Firearms and Tactical Training, LLC. Payment can be made online or in person on the day of class.
Central Carolina Gun Club, Inc.12PM FEST
12PM FEST delivers a high energy midday celebration that brings people together in person for music, positive energy, and fun. Framed as a Latino daytime party, it turns the middle of the day into a lively scene with a festive atmosphere.
The Grand GSOJune Cooking Class Demonstration
At Burke Manor Inn, Chef Lil leads a cooking class demonstration that highlights technique and practical kitchen tips while preparing two featured dishes. The menu includes a Blue Cheese Mousse Stuffed Poached Pear Salad and a Chocolate Soufflé, with insights shared throughout. Attendees receive the recipes and sample each dish, complemented by a special wine selection. The price is $65 per person, plus tax and gratuity. A credit card may be required to confirm a reservation. Cancellations are requested 48 hours in advance. Space is limited, so early booking is recommended.
Burke Manor InnLillie Cina's Travel Agency: Pre-Father's Day Game Day
At Powercade Arcade + Bar, Lillie Cina's Travel Agency presents a pre-Father's Day game day featuring arcade games, all-day bourbon specials, and raffle giveaways for fathers. Attendees can look forward to a lively, easygoing atmosphere and good company.
Powercade Arcade + BarCat's Cradle presents Squirrel Nut Zippers at Haw River Ballroom
Presented by Cat's Cradle, Squirrel Nut Zippers perform at Haw River Ballroom. The group is known for the lively blend heard on Hot, the 1996 release that drew wide attention with its fusion of swing, jazz, Delta blues, and Southern storytelling.
Haw River BallroomTCO June Public Night
Public nights at the observatory are open to all at no charge, but advance reservations are necessary and spaces tend to be claimed quickly. Groups larger than about eight people may be able to arrange a special accommodation.
Three College ObservatoryGuided-Cultural Heritage Tour
Embark on a ride to explore historic and cultural sites that honor Black history, including locations tied to the Underground Railroad. Registration is required, and attendees should plan to arrive 15 minutes early. A tour passport will be available to accompany the experience.
Guilford CollegeC.T.W.L. Biscuits and Banter
A casual gathering with tasty food and lively conversation that fosters connection rooted in Christ. Held at The Mark at Elon, it offers a warm setting to meet others and share meaningful dialogue.
The Mark at ElonJuneteenth Freedom Forward 5K
The Juneteenth Freedom Forward 5K brings together beginners and seasoned participants for a community-focused run at Barber Park that spotlights health, culture, and connection. Every registration helps fund a free youth tutoring program, turning each step into meaningful support.
Barber ParkDurham Pistol & Rifle Club CMP EIC Pistol Matches
Sanctioned by the Civilian Marksmanship Program, this pistol competition at Durham Pistol & Rifle Club Inc honors the long-standing tradition of marksmanship. Competitors take on defined courses of fire established by the program, providing a clear, standardized format for the match.
Durham Pistol & Rifle Club IncBullseye - June 21, 2026
This Bullseye event is planned for Range 2 and the clubhouse. There are 37 spaces available. The clubhouse will be in use for the entire day.
Durham Pistol & Rifle Club IncIntro to Crochet Class
An inviting introductory crochet class created for beginners and anyone brushing up on the basics. The focus is on building fundamental skills rather than completing a project. Participants learn how to hold the yarn and hook, make a slip knot, work chain and single crochet stitches, practice the slip stitch, and understand the yarn over technique. Each person receives a take-home kit that includes a crochet hook, yarn, stitch markers, and a yarn needle for continued practice. This class suits absolute beginners as well as those seeking a refresher. It is Parent and Me friendly for ages 10 and older when a parent is booked with the child. The cost is $25.
Painted GrapeFavored Band
Down Home Days continues with Favored Band performing beneath the pavilion, plus vendors, food trucks, bikes, and more. Stroll through the offerings, grab a bite, and enjoy the music as the celebration carries on. Admission is free and it is family friendly, with everyone welcome.
Down Home Harley-DavidsonFather's Day Cornhole Classic
A Father's Day Cornhole Classic has been added to the second annual Down Home Days, featuring vendors, live music, food trucks, family field games, and bike and car parking. Entry is free. Teams can register on site, or pre-register to reserve a spot since space is limited, by using the event QR code or emailing Aly at abocklerblanche@downhomeharley.com.
Down Home Harley-DavidsonStories on the Big Screen: Big Fish
Graham Cinema partners with Alamance County Public Libraries to mark 100 years of stories, shelves, and imagination. This collaboration brings books to life on the big screen with a special movie at the cinema.
Graham CinemaSquirrel Nut Zippers
Squirrel Nut Zippers performs live at Haw River Ballroom.
Haw River Ballroom☀️ Sips & Sunshine - Summer Canvas Paint & Sip ☀️
Celebrate summer with a relaxed paint and sip centered on creating a canvas painting. An instructor provides step-by-step guidance, making it welcoming for beginners and enjoyable for all experience levels. A summer special offers $10 off all month, with canvas options priced at $25-30, regularly $35-40. All supplies are included. Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase, and bringing your own wine is permitted with a $10 corkage fee.
SOCKer Watch Party!
At Burlington Bullpen, enjoy lunch at The Ville and draft beer while taking in a matchup worth watching.
Warrior Baseball Camp (Boys entering Kindergarten to entering 5th grade)
Young players entering kindergarten through fifth grade can build a strong baseball foundation at this youth camp. Instruction covers the essentials, from position specific fielding and running the bases to pitching mechanics and hitting technique. Each participant receives a T-shirt.
Bingo Night
At Freddy's, a family-friendly bingo night features rounds at regular intervals, offering multiple chances to win a prize.
Freddy's Frozen Custard & SteakburgersMindfulness and Meditation Practice
Discover a simple approach to mindfulness that encourages being fully present with curiosity and appreciation. This class invites participants to slow down, step away from screens, and cultivate presence to support overall well-being. Reported benefits can include less inflammation and pain, more restful sleep, improved concentration, lower stress, and stronger relationships. The session is open to all abilities and experience levels, and a variety of techniques are explored over the months to help you find a practice that fits. Sponsored by Dr Kapur and offered at no cost to the community. Space is limited, so reservations are recommended.
☀️ Sips & Sunshine - Cotton Blossoms Canvas Paint & Sip ☀️
Settle in for an easygoing evening of canvas painting and refreshments as a teaching artist guides you through each step from blank canvas to finished piece. Newcomers are welcome, and experienced painters will enjoy the creative pace too. A summer special takes $10 off throughout the month, with canvas options priced at $25 to $30, regularly $35 to $40. All materials are provided. Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase, and you may bring your own wine for a $10 corkage fee. Invite a friend and make it a relaxed, creative night out.
Tuesday Trivia Night
Trivia teams compete for prizes awarded to the top three. Outside food is allowed, but do not bring sodas that compete with the products offered by the host.
Krafty Sloth TaphouseFarm Animal Crafts Week — Children's Museum of Alamance County
A week dedicated to making cute craft projects inspired by farm animals.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyUSA 250 Event: Patriotic Showcase
The Golden Harmonies Choir presents a patriotic showcase in tribute to America 250. The program features choral selections that honor the nation. This event takes place at the Kernodle Senior Center.
Kernodle Senior CenterSenior Connect- BINGO!
The Senior Connect program offers Bingo on the last Tuesday of every month at the Mebane Arts Center, with fun and prizes.
Mebane Arts & Community CenterTea Tuesday
At Scott & Nancy’s, Tea Tuesday offers an easygoing sip and shop experience centered on tea, conversation, and community. Attendees can slow their pace, browse the shop, and enjoy a rotating selection that includes teas carried in store. The setting is relaxed and unstructured, inviting meaningful connection and quiet moments in a welcoming space. This gathering is part of an ongoing series held on the second Tuesday of each month, alongside a related Thirsty Thursday on the fourth Thursday.
Graham Historical Museum Advisory Board Monthly Meeting
The advisory board of the Graham Historical Museum meets at the museum for its regular session. Members of the public are welcome to attend.
Graham Historical MuseumBrew With Blue
Brew With Blue brings GPD officers to Roasted Coffee Depot for a coffee conversation. Attendees can take a seat, ask questions, and talk directly with officers.
Roasted Coffee DepotArtisan Craft Wednesdays: A Middle School Series
Middle school students can explore new creative skills through artisan crafts such as stencils, needle felting, and string art. Part of the Artisan Craft Wednesdays series, this session takes place at the Burlington Artists League Gallery inside Holly Hill Mall.
Burlington Artists League GalleryWarhammer Tabletop & Painting Night
Spend time with Warhammer in a relaxed setting that blends tabletop gaming with miniature painting. Both longtime players and first timers are welcome. Look forward to friendly matches, creative paint sessions, and plenty of chances to meet fellow hobbyists. New participants can learn the basics and enjoy the hobby at a comfortable pace. Bring an army, some paints, or simply come without supplies and be part of the community.
HyperMindDowntown Gibsonville - Visioning Workshop
Help shape the future of downtown Gibsonville at a hands-on community workshop focused on setting priorities and crafting a shared five-year vision. Guided in partnership with the North Carolina Main Street & Rural Planning Center at the NC Department of Commerce, the session gathers Gibsonville Downtown Advisory Board members and residents for participatory exercises that surface local assets, explore concrete projects and opportunities for downtown, and outline ways to work together to make them happen. The atmosphere is collaborative and forward-looking, with time for conversation and networking followed by structured visioning activities that translate ideas into clear next steps.
☀️ Sips & Sunshine -Love Beach Canvas Paint & Sip ☀️
Unwind with canvas painting, drinks, and creative fun at a Sips & Sunshine paint and sip. An instructor guides you step by step so beginners feel comfortable and experienced painters stay engaged. A summer special takes $10 off all month, with canvas choices priced at $25 to $30 instead of $35 to $40. All materials are provided. Wine, beer, and nonalcoholic beverages are available for purchase, and you may bring your own wine for a $10 corkage fee.
Live Jazz
This relaxed evening of live jazz at Krafty Sloth features vocalists April Talbot and Eleanor Faub, accompanied by Trevor Percario on piano.
Krafty Sloth TaphouseWednesday Double Elimination Pool Tournament!
With the tables back in action, Lashay’s Sidetrack Allie is hosting a weekly double elimination pool tournament. The entry fee is $15, and awards are given to first, second, and third place finishers. It welcomes experienced players as well as anyone looking for a fun night of play and a chance to meet people.
Farm Animal Crafts Week
Celebrate a week of creativity with farm animal themed crafts at the Children's Museum of Alamance County. Participants can make adorable, barnyard-inspired projects in a hands-on art experience.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyOrchid Event
Explore a vibrant showcase of diverse orchids at the Alamance County Cooperative Extension. Orchid specialist Linda Thorne of Seagrove Orchids will be on site with informative presentations covering step-by-step repotting techniques and essential orchid care. An on-site sale features orchids along with fertilizer, potting mix, and containers, and repotting for 4 inch pots is available for $5 each. Registration is not required. For questions, contact Rhiannon Goodwin, Extension Agent for Consumer Horticulture, at (336) 570-6740.
N.C. Cooperative Extension - Alamance County CenterSenior Discount Day
Shoppers ages 55 and up enjoy a 10 percent discount at AuthoraCare Collective's Hospice Thrift Store. Explore the aisles for deals and consider dropping off donations at the loading dock. Purchases help fund hospice services.
The Writers Cafe
This gathering brings together the local writing community and members of the Burlington Writers Club. It offers supportive coaching and a quiet place to work at no cost at Persnickety Books, and a coffee bar is available. It is open to all.
Persnickety BooksWorking Women's Wednesday
Working Women's Wednesday offers a summer-themed fashion show alongside shopping, networking, and a welcoming atmosphere. Before the fashion show begins, attendees can explore a curated set of pop up boutiques featuring Burlington Women's Club Thrift Shop, The Visual Ascetic, Pink Lola, Gelah Couture, and others. Expect distinctive looks, accessories, and one-of-a-kind finds from local sellers, along with opportunities to connect with professional women. Whether refreshing a warm-weather wardrobe or building new relationships, the focus is on style, community, and women uplifting one another.
Alamance Country ClubCocktail Class
Learn to shake, stir, and sip in a fun, interactive cocktail class at Powercade Arcade + Bar. With hands-on instruction, you will make two classic cocktails and create one delicious mocktail while picking up helpful tips and techniques.
Powercade Arcade + BarWheels + Wings Car Show
This car show presented by Drive by Mafia takes place at East Coast Wings + Grill, pairing eye-catching automobiles with appetizing wings and a laid-back vibe. Wings are priced at 85 cents, and drink specials run throughout the day. Attendees can bring a vehicle to display or simply come to explore the lineup, relax with friends, and enjoy cold drinks. All are welcome.
East Coast Wings + GrillSips & Sunshine - Night Sky Canvas Paint & Sip
Settle in for a laid back paint and sip centered on a night sky canvas. A teaching artist guides you step by step so first timers feel supported and seasoned painters can enjoy a creative refresh. All supplies are included. Enjoy a summer special with $10 off all month, with canvas options priced at $25 to $30 instead of the usual $35 to $40. Wine, beer, and nonalcoholic drinks are available for purchase, and you may bring your own wine for a $10 corkage fee. Bring a friend and make it a relaxing creative outing.
Painted GrapeThursdays at Seven Concert Series
The Mighty Saints of Soul bring their sound to the Thursdays at Seven Concert Series in Downtown Graham. This free, all-ages event continues a tradition that began in 2003, spotlighting local and regional bands that play everything from beach and country to top 40 favorites. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and relax while enjoying live music. Food and treat vendors will be on site, and nearby businesses offer more to explore before the show. For everyone’s comfort and safety, smoking, vaping, pets, and drones are not permitted. Presented with support from Elm Realty and Truliant Federal Credit Union, with stage support from Always Best Care Senior Services, Ausley’s Chevelle Parts, Last Call HVAC, and The Verdict on the Square.
Downtown GrahamFirst Speed Dating Night Ages 30s/40s
Krafty Sloth is hosting its first speed dating night for people in their 30s and 40s. To attend, tickets must be purchased in advance.
Krafty Sloth Taphousevs. Danville
The Burlington Sock Puppets host the Danville Otterbots at Burlington Athletic Stadium for SOCKer Night presented by Big Yellow Services, blending baseball with a soccer-themed twist. Early fans at the gates can pick up a special SOCKer Night scarf while supplies last. After the final out, the video board will feature a USA Soccer watch party. One ticket covers both the game and the postgame viewing for a full evening of baseball and soccer.
Burlington Athletic StadiumDuo Acoustic
An acoustic evening at Lucky's Saloon highlights 90s girly favorites designed for sing-alongs. Expect a nostalgic, stripped-down sound that puts beloved choruses in the spotlight.
Lucky's SaloonFarm Animal Crafts Week — Children's Museum of Alamance County
This themed week at the Children's Museum of Alamance County centers on creating cute crafts inspired by farm animals.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyVeteran Discount Day
Every Thursday, veterans can take 10 percent off at AuthoraCare Collective's Hospice Thrift Store. Item donations are accepted at the loading dock. Purchases made at the store help fund hospice services.
Think Green Thursday: Insects
This informative session at North Park Public Library explains how to identify insects that are helpful and offers practical guidance for addressing those that are not. Participants receive straightforward tips for recognizing beneficial species and managing unwelcome pests.
North Park Public LibraryGreensboro Speed Dating for Singles Age 30s/40s ♥ Burlington North Carolina
Singles in their 30s and 40s can connect face to face at a speed dating event at Krafty Sloth Taphouse & Wine Bar. Participants rotate through up to twelve brief conversations with potential matches. Organized by Pre-Dating, which describes itself as a long running and large speed dating organizer, this gathering offers a straightforward way to meet new people in one setting. Many attendees across previous Pre-Dating events have reported finding relationships.
Krafty Sloth Taphouse & Wine BarUnearth a Dino-Mite Adventure
At Graham Public Library, children ages 5 to 12 can dive into dinosaur discovery through a series of hands-on activity stations. Explore the prehistoric past, create fossil replicas, and try a small-scale dig to uncover what lies beneath. For more information, call (336) 570-6730.
Graham Public LibrarySound Bath
Settle into a 45-minute sound bath in Burlington, NC that invites deep rest and ease. Crystal singing bowls fill the space with clear, soothing resonance that calms the nervous system, softens busy thoughts, and gently guides the body into a restorative, meditative state. There is no movement and no prior experience required. Simply lie down, get comfortable, and receive. This experience welcomes individuals attending solo or with a friend. Bring a yoga mat or another comfortable surface to lie on, a fluffy blanket is highly recommended, plus an eye pillow or small towel and warm layers or cozy socks. Plan to arrive about 10 minutes early to get settled and gather any props. Studio doors lock shortly after the session begins.
Om Shanti Yoga4th Fridays Concert Series - June 2026
Part of the 4th Fridays Concert Series, this community-focused concert takes place at the Historic Depot in Downtown Burlington. Busker bands get the music started before the featured act, with County Line Collective headlining. It offers a relaxed setting where families, friends, and neighbors can enjoy live music while sharing food and drinks. Local community organizations, food trucks, and beer and wine vendors will be on site. Hosted by Burlington Special Events and sponsored by Labcorp and Flow Automotive of Burlington. The atmosphere is family friendly and welcoming to all ages.
Historic Depot & AmphitheaterGame Night
Presented by PFLAG of Alamance County, this free game night creates a welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ people and allies to connect through lighthearted play and friendly competition. A coffee bar will be available. A wide selection of tabletop games is provided thanks to a generous donation from Transcend Alamance.
Persnickety BooksNCJuniors
Junior disc golfers compete at Cedarock Disc Golf in a North Carolina championship tournament. The event unfolds over multiple days and features youth-focused competition on the course.
Cedarock Disc GolfNext Stop Comedy at Toasty Kettlyst Beer Company
Next Stop Comedy brings a stand up showcase to Toasty Kettlyst Beer Company in Gibsonville, North Carolina. Each show features a fresh lineup of comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits, creating a lively night of laughs in a local setting.
Teen Night at North Park Pool: June 26
Teens can spend an evening at North Park Pool enjoying games, themed activities, and plenty of time to swim and relax with friends. This Teen Nights event is designed for ages 13 to 18, and admission is free.
Outdoor Concert
An outdoor concert brings live music to Downtown Burlington. The neighborhood offers many options for food and drinks to enjoy alongside the performance. Song requests are welcome, so attendees can suggest favorites to hear.
Historic Depot & AmphitheaterFriday Night Magic
Friday Night Magic offers Commander and Competitive Commander play, with Standard and sealed formats available on occasion.
HyperMindvs. Greeneville
LUAU Night brings an island-inspired atmosphere to Burlington Athletic Stadium as the Burlington Sock Puppets take on the Greenville Flyboys. The celebration features the Meals on Wheels Duck Race and a fireworks show presented by Visit Alamance to conclude the festivities.
Burlington Athletic StadiumKaraoke Night!
Step onto the stage and belt out your best tunes at a karaoke gathering. Take the mic and perform with confidence while the spotlight is on you.
Lashay's Sidetrack AllieDay Camp
This day camp at Schar Center is designed for children to develop their basketball skills in a fun, engaging setting. Young players focus on fundamentals and enjoy the game throughout the session.
Schar CenterFarm Animal Crafts Week — Children's Museum of Alamance County
Enjoy a week of farm animal crafts at the Children's Museum of Alamance County, featuring hands-on projects inspired by the barnyard. Create playful pieces and explore creativity throughout this themed week.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyDucks On Deck
The annual Ducks on Deck 2026 from Meals on Wheels showcases a playful spectacle as up to 10,000 yellow rubber ducks are sent out of the park. The flurry unfolds in just a few minutes, and in the end one will be the lucky one.
Burlington Sock PuppetsFamily Fun Day: T-Rex Tea Party
North Park Library presents a T-Rex tea party for children ages 6 to 11, combining dinosaur-themed tea time, storytelling, and hands-on activities that bring the world of the T. rex to life. This playful program nurtures creativity and curiosity with plenty of laughter in a Jurassic-inspired celebration. All materials are provided. For registration or more information, call (336) 226-7185.
Mayco Bigelow Community CenterGame night at Persnickety
Persnickety hosts a game night in Downtown Elon.
Downtown ElonSaturday Afternoon Storytime
An in-store storytime at Alamance Crossing offers a simple shared reading experience. Hear stories and enjoy a brief escape into imaginative tales.
Alamance CrossingGreeneville Flyboys at Burlington Sock Puppets
The Greeneville Flyboys visit the Burlington Sock Puppets for a baseball game at Burlington Athletic Stadium in Burlington, North Carolina. Expect a relaxed, small-venue atmosphere, with nearby views of each pitch and the cadence of a summer game, where momentum can change on a single at-bat.
Burlington Athletic StadiumSlice of Summer
Slice of Summer is a free, all ages, water themed festival hosted by Graham Recreation & Parks at Bill Cooke Park. The event features food trucks, large water attractions, and splash filled activities for families and anyone who loves to play in the water. Come ready for water fun. Wear comfortable clothing that can get wet and allows active movement. Shirts and shorts are required on rides and attractions, with bathing suits recommended underneath a cover up. Tennis shoes or water shoes are encouraged, and flip flops are discouraged. Bring sunscreen and plan to get thoroughly soaked. Please note that smoking or vaping, pets, and drones are not permitted. There is no rain date.
Bill Cooke ParkTEAM USA ALLSTARS
Burlington Athletic Stadium hosts a full day of baseball with Team USA taking the field against top competition. The action starts with Team USA versus the Greenville Flyboys, then continues with a second game against the Burlington Sock Puppets. Fans are encouraged to wear blue for a Blue Out theme, and early arrivals can pick up a Labcorp T-shirt at the gate while supplies last. Gates open before the first game to allow time to settle in for both matchups.
Dungeons & Dragons One Shots
A Dungeons & Dragons one shot at HyperMind invites players 16 and older to jump into adventure. Beginners and seasoned heroes alike are welcome. Expect high stakes encounters, immersive storytelling, and a friendly group of gamers. No prior experience is needed. Help is available to build a character, learn the basics, roll your first dice, and get into the action quickly.
HyperMindDate Night Jiu Jitsu
Swap the usual dinner and a movie for a one-hour jiu jitsu date night made for couples. This beginner-friendly class keeps the pressure low and the energy high, inviting partners to laugh, move, and try something different together. Learn straightforward self-defense basics, playful partner drills, and a few unexpected techniques that spark teamwork and plenty of smiles. It is confidence building and memorable, whether you just started dating or have been together for years. Wear comfortable clothing, bring your favorite person, and the coaches will handle the rest. Capacity is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is recommended.
Gracie BurlingtonHyperMind Lorcana League
Enjoy Lorcana league play with a $5 entry fee, and every participant receives a pack. Matches run in a Swiss format, and players track points that count toward season prizes.
HyperMindBob Bedell and John Gillespie
Bob Bedell and John Gillespie return to Sursy with a set of songs and stories. Admission is free, and tips are appreciated.
SursySips & Sunshine Couples Class
Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip designed for pairs. Bring a partner or a friend for a creative session where $60 covers two 11 x 14 canvases and two single-serve beverages to enjoy while you paint. All materials are provided, and the project is beginner friendly with plenty of ways to make it your own. Additional drinks are available for purchase, and guests may bring their own wine with a corkage fee. Pre-registration is required.
Painted GrapeToads
A live set from Toads will take place at Smokey's in Burlington.
Smokey's Sports BarGirl Scout Night
Celebrate summer at the ballpark during a special Girl Scout Night featuring the Burlington Sock Puppets. Girls of every age and their families can take in the game, cheer from the stands, and meet other Girl Scouts. Whether attending with a troop or with family, it offers a relaxed evening of baseball and camaraderie, and wearing green adds a festive touch.
Burlington Athletic StadiumJeff Allen
Maverick Radio and GOAT RADIO NC present Jeff Allen: My First Final Farewell Tour at Walter M. Williams High School. The veteran comedian brings a mix of favorite bits and brand-new material that explores marriage, family, and everyday life, including his well-known “Happy Wife Happy Life” routine. With nearly a billion online views and a record seven Dry Bar Comedy specials, Allen has appeared on America’s Got Talent, The Today Show, Comedy Central, and Showtime, and starred in the films Apostles of Comedy and My 7 Grandmas. Enjoy a night of sharp, clean comedy delivered live on stage.
Walter M. Williams High SchoolMonthly Flock Swap
A monthly livestock swap provides a public meet up for buyers and sellers to buy, sell, or trade animals. Attendees are asked to bring only healthy animals and to use good biosecurity practices, including quarantining new arrivals to protect existing flocks or herds. The organizers do not screen animals, verify sellers, or inspect the health or condition of any livestock, and they cannot guarantee the quality, health, or history of animals brought to the meet up. Every transaction is private between the parties, and each participant is responsible for their own due diligence. Participation is at your own risk, and the host is not responsible or liable for any illness, injury, loss, or damages that may result.
Little Sasquatch Farm and GardenNo Cost Lacrosse Tryout
A free lacrosse tryout at Elon Park features multiple sessions and requires advance registration. The schedule is organized by groups labeled 2028 through 2037, with specific sessions set for each group.
Elon ParkChurch Clean up day
Church Cleanup & Fellowship Day focuses on catching up on delayed maintenance so the church and fellowship hall present a welcoming face to the neighborhood and support new growth. Indoor and outdoor tasks are planned to freshen the grounds and buildings. A detailed task list is available on Facebook and as printed copies at the back of the sanctuary, and it may be updated. This gathering also resumes the regular Church Cleanup Days. Lunch will be provided afterward in appreciation of everyone’s efforts.
Burlington Card Show
Returning to the Alliance Convention Center, this large, fast-growing card show offers a full day of buying, selling, trading, and collecting. Explore more than 200 vendor tables featuring sports cards across football, basketball, baseball, and hockey, plus UFC and wrestling, alongside Pokémon, One Piece, Magic, and Yu-Gi-Oh. Browse memorabilia, vintage treasures, and sealed products. The event is family friendly, parking is free, and there are $1,000 in hourly giveaways. Admission is $5, and kids 12 and under get in free. Whether you are hunting grail cards, building sets, making trades, or simply enjoying the hobby, there is plenty to discover.
Alliance Convention CenterO.V.Y. Hiking Club Summer Series
Part of a three-hike summer series from the O.V. Yonder Hiking Club, this outing explores Cane Creek starting at the Peach Orchard Trail Head. The season’s lineup also features hikes at Shallow Ford Natural Area and Pine Hill Trail Head.
Summer Saturdays: Bubble Blast
Throughout the summer, Burlington City Park hosts a free, family-friendly series that encourages time outside, hands-on creativity, and shared fun. Bubble Blast launches the season with bubbles in all sizes, filling the park with motion and laughter as everyone runs and plays. Activities are available while supplies last.
Burlington City ParkLet's Grow Together: Free Garden Workshop
Learn practical gardening skills in a free, one-hour session featuring expert guidance, hands-on demonstrations, and time to connect with fellow gardeners. No registration is required, just bring your curiosity and a passion for growing. The workshop takes place at Celo Faucette Community Garden. Find the full schedule and session topics online, and look for updates in case of inclement weather.
Celo Faucette Community GardenCraft & Chat
This casual crafting meetup at Persnickety Books welcomes crafters and makers to bring their current projects and spend time chatting while they work. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, there is no cost to participate, and friends are welcome. Coffee, tea, and other beverages are available from the coffee bar to enjoy during the gathering.
Persnickety BooksWatchdog X Weapon Works LLC Freedom Fest
Freedom Fest returns as Watchdog Tactical and Weapon Works team up for a lively summer celebration that features free range time, full auto machine guns, thousands of dollars in prizes, and the return of the Dice Game. Attendees can enjoy complimentary food and drinks, browse exclusive products, and take advantage of in-store deals, with more surprises in the mix. Designed for experienced shooters as well as anyone looking for a fun outing, this gathering centers on shared range experiences, giveaways, and community.
Weapon Works LLCChildren's Chapel UCC: A Private Tour
A private tour presented by Preservation Alamance offers an inside look at one of Graham’s most significant historic landmarks, Children’s Chapel Christian Church. Attendees can explore the 1911 sanctuary, the original 1876 chapel, the surrounding grounds, and the historic cemetery. Established by Rev. J. W. Wellons as a place of worship for local formerly enslaved people, the congregation is celebrating 150 years of history, and the church holds official historic landmark status. Space is limited and RSVP is required. For questions, contact events@presalamance.org.
Children's Chapel United Church of ChristAmerica 250th Celebration
Celebrate the nation’s 250th year with a free, family-friendly gathering featuring a bubbly foam zone, hands-on crafts, balloon twisting, a DJ, and patriotic photo spots. Complimentary Kona Ice will be available for the first 100 attendees. The event centers on community, celebration, and summer fun. There is no cost to attend.
Alamance CrossingJeff Allen
Jeff Allen is 69 and looking ahead to 70, and that milestone has him thinking about slowing down. From that reflection comes My First Final Farewell Tour, a performance shaped by his thoughts on getting older and considering an easier pace. The event focuses on this new chapter in his life and the perspective that sparked the tour.
Walter M. Williams High SchoolAmerica/New_York STEEL CHALLENGE 06/28/2026 9:00 AM Range 1 & 2 America/New_York STEEL CHALLENGE 07/
Central Carolina Gun Club hosts a Steel Challenge event that takes place on Range 1 and Range 2. The schedule also lists additional Steel Challenge dates after this one.
Central Carolina Gun ClubLGBTQIA+ Coffee & Chill
A relaxed coffee meetup offers conversation for LGBTQIA+ folks and allies in a welcoming setting centered on safety and respect. The focus is connection, mutual support, and the idea that community grows stronger when people connect. Co-hosted by Persnickety Books and Transcend Alamance.
Persnickety BooksSips & Sunshine Parent & Me
Enjoy a Parent and Me kids painting class where an adult and child create a lively scene together. Each duo works on two 11 by 14 canvases that can be placed side by side to form a single image, and additional painters can join to build an even larger collaborative piece. No prior experience is necessary, as instructors provide step by step guidance while everyone personalizes their artwork with their own colors, sparkle, and style. A paid seat is required for every attendee, observers are not permitted, and canvases are not shared.
Painted GrapeGreeneville Flyboys at Burlington Sock Puppets
Appalachian League baseball comes to Burlington Athletic Stadium as the Burlington Sock Puppets host the Greeneville Flyboys. Watch two clubs go head-to-head with the result shaped by strategic pitching changes, daring moves on the basepaths, and clean defensive play. Expect a laid-back ballpark vibe in Burlington and plenty of chances to appreciate the subtle moments that decide a game from first pitch to the final out.
Burlington Athletic Stadiumvs. Greeneville
Burlington Athletic Stadium hosts a matchup between the Burlington Sock Puppets and the Greenville Flyboys, highlighted by Kids Club festivities presented by Culver’s. The celebration also includes Scout Night, recognizing scouts from across the region for a special evening at the ballpark. Family-friendly activities and baseball action come together for an outing suited to Kids Club members, scouts, and families alike.
Burlington Athletic StadiumAmerica 250 Trivia: What State Am I?
At May Memorial Library, families can take part in a team trivia challenge celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. Teams will test their knowledge of the 50 states through clues and fun facts, and the winning team earns a prize. Activities are available for younger children. No sign-up is needed. For more information, call (336) 229-3588.
May Memorial Library☀️ Sips & Sunshine - Palm Tree Sunset Canvas Paint & Sip ☀️
Relax with a paint and sip centered on a palm tree sunset. An instructor guides participants step by step on canvas, making it welcoming for beginners and enjoyable for every skill level. A summer promotion takes $10 off all month, with canvas options priced at $25 to $30, normally $35 to $40. All materials are included. Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase, and bringing your own wine is allowed with a $10 corkage fee.
Painted GrapeBrew With Blue
Brew With Blue at Roasted Coffee Depot features GPD officers available for conversation. It offers an opportunity to sit down with officers and ask questions.
Roasted Coffee DepotBook Buddies — Children's Museum of Alamance County
Book Buddies offers a weekly story time led by Play Facilitator Ms. Lindy, a retired librarian from Smith Elementary. Each session features a new book read aloud in the Puppet Theater.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyLittle Buds Garden Club
Preregistration is required to help plan for attendance, and the ticket link is used to register. Little Buds welcomes ages 5 to 14 for hands-on time in the garden at Celo Faucette Community Garden, where participants will plant and care for vegetables and flowers and make garden-themed arts and crafts. Families are encouraged to take part together, and parents are asked to remain on site for the duration of the class.
Celo Faucette Community GardenCraft Night: Painting Affirmation Stones
Settle into a calm, creative session centered on painting affirmation stones, with a focus on intention and connection. Choose a meaningful word, mantra, symbol, or simple design to personalize a smooth stone and bring home a grounding keepsake. All essential supplies are provided, including stones, paint, brushes, and extra craft materials, along with herbal tea and water. Attendees are welcome to bring their own materials or snacks. A $10 donation helps cover supplies, and participants receive 20 percent off in-store purchases on the day of the workshop.
Scott & Nancy'sSenior Movie Morning
Senior Movie Morning is presented by Rich and Thompson. Guests who are 55 or older receive complimentary admission, plus popcorn and a drink.
Graham CinemaMebane's First Thursday- Celebrating Moms Everywhere and Every Kind
A Destination Downtown Mebane celebration features extended hours and special happenings. It takes place every First Thursday, offering extra opportunities to explore and enjoy downtown.
Downtown MebaneThink Green Thursday: Summer Fruit Tour
Learn how to grow favorite summer fruits during an informative walk through Buster Sykes Demonstration Orchard. Strolling the rows provides clear guidance on the essentials and what it takes to care for summer fruits.
Buster Sykes Agricultural Demonstration Farm and ForestChill & Thrill: Park Pop-Up - THEME: Stars, Stripes & Spokes
A Stars, Stripes & Spokes themed Park Pop-Up brings the Chill & Thrill series to Graham Regional Park with treats, upbeat music, yard games, and themed activities for all ages, featuring the Park & Play Mobile Recreation Van. This edition includes family fun with Alamance Arts, the Graham Fire Department, and the Graham Police Department. Admission is free. Check Facebook for any updates or weather-related changes.
Graham Regional ParkFUN Friday - National Ice Cream Day — Children's Museum of Alamance County
FUN Friday transforms quirky holidays, unusual observances, and special occasions into a themed craft that highlights what makes each one distinctive. This edition focuses on National Ice Cream Day with a project inspired by the celebration.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyJuly 3rd in the Park
This annual Independence Day celebration in the park features live music, great food, amusement park rides, and games. A fireworks show caps the festivities.
Saturday Afternoon Storytime
An in-store storytime at Alamance Crossing where guests can listen to stories read aloud.
Alamance CrossingRed, White, and Bloom - America's 250th Anniversary Celebration in Gibsonville in Gibs
Downtown Gibsonville will come alive with a hometown Independence Day celebration filled with family activities and small-town charm, presented by Gibsonville Parks & Recreation. Look for a pie contest judged by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, complimentary hot dogs for the first 250 attendees from Ashley and Heidi, also known as the Weenie Women, and free Kona Ice for the first 250 guests. A barbershop quartet will stroll and sing throughout the festivities, and a community scavenger hunt adds to the fun. On the Upper Green, a display of 250 American flags will set a patriotic scene. The Market at Gibsonville will feature 26 artisan vendors, and kids can enjoy new Logo Rose coloring pages. It is a family-friendly celebration of community and tradition in the heart of Downtown Gibsonville.
Downtown GibsonvilleJuly Cooking Class Demonstration
Experience a French-themed cooking class demonstration at Burke Manor Inn featuring two culinary classics. Learn techniques for achieving tender, braised chicken with a focus on Coq au Vin, then explore the versatility of crepes suited to both sweet and savory occasions. Participants receive recipes and tastings of the featured dishes, paired with a special wine selection. The cost is $65 per person plus tax and gratuity. A credit card may be required to confirm a reservation, cancellations are requested 48 hours in advance, and space is limited so early booking is recommended.
The Burke Manor Inn & PavilionIntermediate AR Class
This intermediate AR-15 training session is designed for participants who already have range experience or who have completed Zev’s basic course. Instruction refines core fundamentals, then moves into advanced AR-15 marksmanship, efficient reloads, stable kneeling positions, and clearing stoppages. Expect demanding drills that build speed, tighten groups, and improve transitions across multiple targets. It is suitable for those focused on self-defense applications, competitive stages, or recreational shooting. The class takes place at Central Carolina Gun Club, Inc.
Central Carolina Gun Club, Inc.Basic AR Class
At Central Carolina Gun Club, Inc., this beginner-focused AR-15 course builds a strong foundation with clear guidance on safety, common terms, and basic operation. Participants then work on zeroing for accurate results and put skills into practice through live-fire drills that cover stable shooting stances, engaging targets, and smooth reloads. Suitable for goals that include self-defense, recreation, or competitive shooting, the class is designed to strengthen practical ability and confidence with the rifle.
Central Carolina Gun Club, Inc.3rd Annual Christmas In July
Christmas in July comes to The Hive Coffee Shop with cozy holiday flavors given a tropical twist. For a limited time, the menu highlights Beachside Eggnog, Toasted Gingerbread, Frozen Hot Chocolate, Minty Mocha Man, Christmas Cookie, and Santa Spritz, with sugar-free options among the selections. Festive pastries and other baked treats are available while supplies last. Guests can dress the part in a Hawaiian shirt, a Christmas tee, or a Santa hat and enjoy great coffee, tasty pastries, and a cheerful burst of holiday spirit in the middle of summer.
The HiveCamp Kaleidoscope Summer 2026
Camp Kaleidoscope offers a therapeutic-style summer enrichment experience tailored for children with special needs. It serves participants who benefit from low staff to student ratios, behavioral support, individualized academic instruction, fine motor activities, sensory-based programming, and toileting assistance when needed. The team is composed of licensed professionals, including occupational therapy specialists and special needs educators, and the structure is designed to promote safety, meaningful progress, and a warm, fun environment. The summer session spans four weeks and runs Monday through Thursday. A day or two may change based on church availability, and updates will be shared as details are confirmed.
Elon First Baptist ChurchOld North State History Series: North Carolina Leading the Way to American Independence
Historic interpreter Kristal Chapman from Historic Halifax in North Carolina shares the story of the state’s role as the Birthplace of American Independence. The presentation centers on the Halifax Resolves, created on April 12, 1776, several months before the Declaration of Independence.
Textile Heritage Museumvs. Johnson City (ARTS & CULTURE NIGHT)
The Burlington Sock Puppets face the Johnson City Doughboys during Arts & Culture Night at Burlington Athletic Stadium. The night blends on-field action with a celebration of creativity, local culture, and community spirit. Suitable for baseball fans and arts enthusiasts, it offers a chance to experience America’s pastime through an artistic lens.
Burlington Athletic StadiumChristmas in July at the Ballpark - Burlington Sock Puppets & Christmas Cheer of Alamance County
A Christmas-in-July celebration lights up Arts and Culture Night at the ballpark as the Burlington Sock Puppets face the Johnson City Doughboys. Expect a family-friendly evening that blends baseball with festive spirit and community highlights. A toy collection box will be set up at the stadium, and guests can bring a new, unwrapped toy to support local kids and brighten the season for families. Advance tickets are available.
Burlington Sock PuppetsBook Buddies — Children's Museum of Alamance County
This weekly storytime is led by Ms. Lindy, a retired librarian from Smith Elementary and the play facilitator. Each week features a new story read aloud in the puppet theater.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyGraham Recreation Commission Monthly Meeting
Held each month at the Graham Historical Museum, these public meetings are open to all.
Graham Historical MuseumSenior Programming and Activities: Wednesday
The Mebane Recreation and Parks Department presents programming and activities for seniors, with appreciation for the support of community partners. It is offered alongside the department’s yearly programs.
Mebane Arts & Community CenterThe Glass Menagerie at Studio 1 (Jul 9 – Jul 12, 2026)
Presented at Studio 1, Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie is a memory play that first reached audiences in 1944, elevating the playwright from relative obscurity to prominence. Framed through memory and shaped by strong autobiographical influences, it reflects elements of Williams' own life.
Studio 1Mahjong @ Gelah Couture
Play mahjong at Gelah Couture with options for both newcomers and returning players. The beginner session offers 90 minutes of teaching followed by 60 minutes of table time, and everything needed to participate is supplied. Open play is available for those who prefer to jump right in without instruction, and materials are provided. Space is limited to 16 participants for the beginner session and 4 for open play.
Gelah Couturevs. Johnson City (2016 NIGHT & THIRSTY THURSDAY)
Step back to 2016 as the Burlington Sock Puppets take on the Johnson City Doughboys in a themed ballpark night celebrating viral dances, favorite apps, and memorable trends. Early arrivals can receive a Silly Bandz giveaway while supplies last. Thirsty Thursday, presented by Big Yellow Services, features drink specials throughout the game.
Burlington Athletic StadiumJordan Pickett at Lucky's Saloon
Jordan Pickett performs as a duo at Lucky's Saloon in Burlington, North Carolina, presenting a live set from a two-piece lineup.
Lucky's SaloonThink Green Thursday: Wildflowers
Creating a wildflower meadow is a way to support wildlife right at home. This class at Graham Public Library offers practical guidance on getting a site ready, planting wildflowers, and caring for the meadow so it thrives.
Graham Public LibraryTeen Night at North Park Pool: July 10
Teens ages 13 to 18 can enjoy an evening at North Park Pool as part of the Teen Nights series, featuring themed activities, time in the water, and plenty of chances to relax with friends. Admission is free. Details and registration are available online.
North Park PoolOpen Mic Night @ Persnickety Books
Neighbors gather at Persnickety Books for an open mic with a ready microphone for anyone who wants to share creative work. Performances often include poetry, songs, limericks, and author readings from the community. This recurring gathering takes place on the second Friday of each month and is not organized by a specific group.
Persnickety BooksConcerts in the Park
Summer evenings get an upgrade as Concerts in the Park return to the Jimmy Combs Stage at Burlington City Park. Bring a lawn chair or lay out a blanket, settle in, and enjoy live music in a relaxed park setting.
Jimmy Comb's StageAcross the Course XTC Match
This match takes place on Range 8 at Central Carolina Gun Club. Registration offers several options, including $30 for CCGCI members and $35 for non-members, along with a junior category for participants under 21 and a staff option. Space is limited, with 24 openings noted.
Central Carolina Gun ClubWagon Load A Trouble
Enjoy an evening of live music as Wagon Load A Trouble performs on the right field stage at the Sock Puppets baseball stadium as part of the Vibes in the Ville music series. Food and drinks will be available to round out the experience. Families, friends, and furry family members are welcome for a fun summer night.
Burlington Sock PuppetsLive on the Green
Live on the Green brings The Magnificents back to downtown Gibsonville for a free outdoor concert on Main Street. Presented by Gibsonville Parks & Recreation, the event highlights dancing, good music, and relaxed summer vibes with small-town charm. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and enjoy live music in the street. For information about the event, contact Gibsonville Parks & Recreation.
Downtown GibsonvilleBank Fishing Catfish Tournament
Graham Mebane Lake hosts a bank fishing catfish tournament open to anglers of all ages. Participants under 16 must be with an adult and should be able to cast, set the hook, and reel in on their own, while adults may help with netting. Entry is $15 per person. Spectators are welcome at no cost but should check in with lake staff during registration or upon arrival. Awards go to the three heaviest catfish weighed by three different entrants, and while you can bring multiple fish to the scale, only your largest will count. All fish must be caught at the lake during the event using rod, line, and hook. A 50/50 drawing will take place. Registration is in person on the day of the tournament. Live bait is available for purchase, and each angler may use up to two rods. The tournament is weather dependent. This is a no alcohol, no tobacco, and no vaping setting, and pets must stay leashed with the leash in hand and under control. Anyone 16 or older needs a valid North Carolina fishing license, and only bait permitted for North Carolina inland waters under NC Wildlife Resources Commission rules may be used. For details, call (919) 563-6544.
Graham Mebane LakeFreedom Fest
Downtown Graham marks the nation’s 250th anniversary with a full day of community spirit at the Colonial Hardware parking lot. The day features food trucks, local vendors, family friendly activities, and live music from Gage Saylor and the Creekside Boys. Further event details, vendors, and activities will be announced. Families and friends can share summertime fun together in the center of town.
Colonial Hardware Parking LotChill & Thrill: Park Pop-Up - THEME: Summer Jam Sesh
Chill & Thrill: Park Pop-Ups brings a Summer Jam Sesh to Graham Regional Park, presented by Graham Recreation & Parks with the Park & Play Mobile Recreation Van. Enjoy upbeat music, outdoor games, and theme-inspired activities, plus tasty treats for participants of every age. Admission is free.
Graham Regional ParkKingsport Axmen at Burlington Sock Puppets
The Kingsport Axmen travel to Burlington to take on the Burlington Sock Puppets at Burlington Athletic Stadium in Burlington, North Carolina. With the season in full swing, this midyear meeting puts a spotlight on decisions from the pitching staff, dependable defense, and timely hitting that can tilt the outcome.
Burlington Athletic StadiumMahjong at the Toasty Kettlyst!
Enjoy mahjong with two options to fit your experience level. The beginner session offers 90 minutes of instruction followed by 60 minutes to practice, and all required materials are provided. This lesson has 16 spots available. Open Play provides table time without instruction, with materials supplied, and has 4 spots available.
Bastille Day Dinner Celebration
Burke Manor Inn marks Bastille Day with an annual dinner that celebrates the simple, convivial spirit of the French countryside around shared tables. Whether arriving solo or with a group, guests begin on the veranda with cocktails, live accordion music by David DiGiuseppe, sangria, and passed hors d’oeuvres, followed by a seated multi-course meal. The menu opens with Roma tomato gazpacho finished with a cucumber sorbet center, paired with Nicolas Rosé 2023. A goat cheese soufflé follows, accompanied by mixed greens, raisins, walnut vinaigrette, and Aceto balsamico, served with Nicolas Chardonnay 2023. A lemon and thyme granité provides a refreshing pause before Provençal coq au vin, featuring free range chicken braised in red wine with mushrooms and lardon, a reduced sauce, and garlic shiitake stuffed ravioli, complemented by Nicolas Merlot 2023. Dessert is a crêpe fourrée, a Normandie-style crêpe filled with orange royale and candied chocolate-dipped orange peel, topped with a silky brandy chocolate ganache, poured with Louis Perdrier sparkling. The prix fixe is $179 plus tax and gratuity.
Burke Manor Innvs. Kingsport (SUMMER SPLASH DAY)
Summer Splash Day in Sockville brings a themed matchup to Burlington Athletic Stadium as the Burlington Sock Puppets face the Kingsport Axmen. The day includes family-friendly activities and many ways to beat the heat throughout the game. It is suited for camps, families, and anyone seeking a summer outing.
Burlington Athletic StadiumBook Buddies — Children's Museum of Alamance County
Book Buddies is a weekly read-aloud led by Play Facilitator Ms. Lindy, a retired Smith Elementary librarian. Each meeting features a new story shared in the Puppet Theater.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyKingsport Axmen at Burlington Sock Puppets
The Kingsport Axmen take on the Burlington Sock Puppets at Burlington Athletic Stadium in Burlington, North Carolina. Kingsport’s gritty style meets Burlington’s scrappy, fan-driven energy, setting up a game where momentum can shift quickly. The smaller stadium experience keeps spectators close to the field throughout the action.
Burlington Athletic StadiumArtists in Parks: Cyanotype & Turmeric Photo Prints
Explore cyanotype and turmeric photo printing in a creative class at the Homebuilders Shelter at Burlington City Park. Participants will prepare their own light-sensitive paper, then use natural objects to design unique prints, and are welcome to bring small items from home that might yield interesting images. Open to adults, with ages 9 and up permitted when accompanied by a participating, paying adult. The fee is $6 per student. Pre-registration is required, and indicating interest on the event page does not complete registration.
Homebuilders Shelter at Burlington City ParkACC Night at The Burlington Sock Puppets
ACC Night with the Burlington Sock Puppets at Burlington Athletic Stadium offers an evening of baseball, family friendly entertainment, and a lively ballpark atmosphere. Friends and families can enjoy the game, show school spirit, and share a hometown night out together.
Burlington Athletic StadiumTextile & Fiber Entrepreneur Meetup (In-Person)
Creatives who work with local fibers and textiles come together to meet peers, exchange ideas, and give and receive feedback. This gathering focuses on creative entrepreneurs in the fiber and textile community and provides an opportunity to connect with others who share the same focus.
Think Green Thursday: Edible Landscapes
Explore how to create a landscape that looks good and produces food. This program focuses on incorporating edible plants into ornamental plantings, offering guidance on blending beauty and function in the same space.
Mebane Public LibrarySaturday Afternoon Storytime
This in-store event features a storytime at Alamance Crossing.
Alamance CrossingBluefield Ridge Runners at Burlington Sock Puppets
The Bluefield Ridge Runners face the Burlington Sock Puppets at Burlington Athletic Stadium. A smaller scale setting brings the action close, making it easy to follow every pitch and get a look at emerging players while enjoying the rhythm of the game.
Burlington Athletic StadiumTails From The Crypt
July's book club gathers to discuss Accumulation by Aimee Pokwatka. Copies are available to purchase in the shop, and specialty drinks are available before the conversation begins. Buying the selected title includes a 15% discount. On book club day, there is also 15% off everything you buy in the store, whether that is a coffee, a gift for someone, or another book for yourself.
Persnickety BooksKinfolk Concert and Cruise-in: The Mason Lovette Band
On the third Saturday from April through October, ALCOVETS brings classic cars and live music to Graham. The gathering includes a downtown cruise, and participants can bring a classic car along with a lawn chair. This edition features The Mason Lovette Band performing live at the Graham Amphitheater behind Colonial Hardware.
Colonial Hardware CoSummer Bookish Brunch
Enjoy a summer book brunch focused on food and fellowship. Explore books available for purchase and opportunities to trade with other readers, and check out literary-themed items along with other goods for sale. Drawings and additional activities round out the experience.
Long's Chapel Christian Church3rd Anniversary Celebration
This anniversary celebration marks three years in business. It brings together a food truck, a variety of vendors, and a DJ for a festive gathering.
Downtown ElonBullseye - July 19, 2026
This bullseye pistol event presents an NRA Precision Pistol match organized in three aggregates, emphasizing precision marksmanship throughout. The competition takes place on Range 2 at Durham Pistol & Rifle Club Inc.
Durham Pistol & Rifle Club Incvs. Bluefield (CULVERS NIGHT)
The Burlington Sock Puppets face the Bluefield Ridge Runners in Sockville, pairing the matchup with three popular promotions. Highlights include Kids Club Sunday presented by Culver's, Bark in the Park presented by The Natural Dog, and a chance for kids to run the bases after the game. A family friendly night that even welcomes dogs.
Burlington Athletic StadiumBeing Dead
Being Dead performs at Haw River Ballroom in Saxapahaw. Tickets are available for this performance.
Haw River BallroomOne-Day at Alamance
This is a golf tournament taking place in Burlington, North Carolina.
Alamance Country ClubOne-Day at The Valley
One-Day at The Valley is a golf tournament in Burlington, North Carolina, where golfers gather for organized competition on the course.
The Valley Golf CourseSenior Programming and Activities: Wednesday
The Mebane Recreation and Parks Department presents senior-focused programming and activities with appreciation for the support of community partners. This Wednesday session at the Mebane Arts & Community Center complements the department’s year-round offerings.
Mebane Arts & Community CenterThursdays at Seven Concert Series - Bounce Party Band
Bounce Party Band takes the stage as part of the Thursdays at Seven Concert Series in Downtown Graham. Established in 2003, this long-running program showcases local and regional talent across styles ranging from beach and country to top 40 favorites. The event is free and welcoming to all ages. Bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating, explore nearby businesses before the music begins, and look for vendors offering snacks and treats. Please note that smoking, vaping, pets, and drones are not permitted. 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 GrahamThink Green Thursday: Basics of Growing fruit Trees
Learn how to choose fruit trees that are a good match for your garden at North Park Public Library. This introductory session focuses on selecting varieties that will work best for your space so you can plant with confidence.
North Park Public LibraryBurlington Friday Event | Whiskey Ridge Outlaws
Live music takes center stage at the Historic Depot as the headlining band performs on the Depot Amphitheater stage. The concert spotlights the main act at this depot amphitheater venue.
Burlington City Park Main StreetFriday Family Night — Children's Museum of Alamance County
Friday Family Night at the Children’s Museum of Alamance County offers an evening of hands-on experiences, creative making, and shared play. The evening includes craft projects and interactive activities for families to explore together. This recurring event takes place on the fourth Friday.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountyBlazin” Keys Dueling Pianos Live @ The Krafty Sloth Taphouse
Blazin' Keys Entertainment debuts a live dueling pianos show at the Krafty Sloth Wine and Taphouse in Burlington, NC. It is the first time dueling pianos is featured at this location.
Krafty Sloth Taphouse & Wine BarNC CCH Concealed Carry Handgun (Barr)
An all-day concealed carry handgun course is offered at Durham Pistol & Rifle Club Inc, with sessions in the clubhouse and on Range 6.
Durham Pistol & Rifle Club Inc3rd Annual Socksquatch 8K Race
The third annual Socksquatch 8K returns with perks and a purpose. Registration guarantees a race shirt, a ticket to the Burlington Sock Puppets baseball game that night, and a free hot dog. All proceeds support Burlington Animal Services. Participants who slide into home receive a 30 second deduction from their race time.
Pulaski River Turtles at Burlington Sock Puppets
The Pulaski River Turtles hit the road to face the Burlington Sock Puppets at Burlington Athletic Stadium in Burlington, North Carolina. Expect a laid-back summer ballpark experience with up-close views of every play, an intimate stadium vibe where the sounds of the game carry, and the lively back-and-forth that comes with a tight contest.
Burlington Athletic StadiumRising 6th Grade Middle School Social Confidence Dinner Experience
Part of the Happy Choices Series, this small group guided dinner at Prego's Trattoria helps rising sixth graders build social confidence during the transition to middle school. Instead of focusing on table etiquette and dining skills, the session centers on peer conversations and navigating group dynamics. Participants practice how to enter ongoing discussions, connect with new peer groups, respond thoughtfully, and feel more comfortable in unfamiliar social settings. The goal is for each student to leave feeling more at ease, included, and self assured as they step into middle school life. To inquire or register, email candaceallred@yahoo.com and include the experience of interest, the student’s name, age, current grade, the school they attend, and any allergies or important accommodations. Space is limited and spots are confirmed in the order payments are received, with a waitlist created once capacity is reached.
Prego's TrattoriaGraham Historical Museum Advisory Board Monthly Meeting
The Graham Historical Museum Advisory Board holds a monthly meeting at the Graham Historical Museum. Community members are welcome to attend, and street parking is available in the area.
Graham Historical MuseumBook Buddies — Children's Museum of Alamance County
Book Buddies offers a weekly story time led by Play Facilitator Ms. Lindy, a retired librarian from Smith Elementary. Each week she shares a new story in the Puppet Theater for young listeners.
Children's Museum of Alamance CountySenior Programming and Activities: Wednesday
Hosted by the Mebane Recreation and Parks Department, this event features programming and activities for seniors, with appreciation for the support of community partners. It runs alongside the department’s yearly programs.
Mebane Arts & Community CenterCoffee & Conversation: Birds of Alamance County - From Backyard Feeders to Trail Finds
Explore the birds of Alamance County in a Coffee & Conversation program that moves from backyard feeders to discoveries on local trails. Retired Guilford College biology professor Dr. Lynn Moseley shares guidance on identifying birds, practical ways to attract species to backyard spaces, and insights into local Bluebird Trail initiatives, along with ideas for getting outdoors with both new and experienced birders. Her background includes studies at the College of William & Mary, a Ph.D. in zoology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill focused on the behavior and communication of nesting Least Terns along the North Carolina coast, and 33 years of teaching at Guilford College with birding expeditions to the Galápagos Islands and East Africa. In retirement she continues to lead occasional birding trips and conducts annual surveys for state and federal organizations, while also spending time with her family and two grandchildren. The program also offers opportunities to connect with local recreation and parks staff about birding hotspots, scenic trails, lakes, and outdoor programs throughout the area. Coffee, light refreshments, and conversation create a welcoming setting for sharing sightings, tips, and favorite locations. Designed for adults of all ages, this free event takes place at the Graham Civic Center, and online registration is requested. Presented as part of the Coffee & Conversation series by the Graham and Burlington Recreation & Parks Departments, the session highlights ways to explore stretches of the Haw River Trail in Alamance County with binoculars in hand.
Graham Civic CenterThink Green Thursday: Ferns
Explore how shaded areas in a garden can support growing ferns, emphasizing their suitability for low light.
May Memorial LibraryChill & Thrill: Park Pop-Up - THEME: Ready, Set, School!
Chill & Thrill: Park Pop-Ups brings the Park & Play Mobile Recreation Van from Graham Recreation & Parks to Graham Regional Park with a Ready, Set, School theme. Expect yard games, music, and themed activities for all ages, along with treats and a lively atmosphere. Admission is free.
Graham Regional ParkBeat 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.
Music @ The Plaza Concert Series in Elon, NC
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 UniversityAlamance 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.
Town 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 SaloonConcerts 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.
Kinfolk Concert and Cruise-in: Favored Band
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 CoThursdays at Seven Concert Series - Too Much Sylvia
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 GrahamSouthern Reload @ Town Of Elon, Music At The Plaza Concert Series
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.
Eat a Peach Live @ Lucky's Saloon Burlington NC
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 Graham