Events in Charlotte, NC

This single day workshop focuses on practical emergency response skills for both human and canine team members. Instruction covers CPR, AED use, and bleeding control with qualified instructors, canine first aid led by a licensed veterinary technician, and wilderness assessment and scene size up taught by WFA certified personnel. The program also introduces the principles of psychological first aid and includes guidance on tools such as tourniquets, epinephrine auto-injectors, and naloxone. Participants learn what to keep in a vehicle kit, how to prioritize care when several people need help, and how to support first responders effectively. Sessions are offered in Lubbock, across north central Texas, and in Oklahoma, and the curriculum is duplicated at each location so a single session provides the full training.

At McAlpine Creek Park in Charlotte, the Walk for Water highlights the global water crisis by recreating the daily journey many people undertake to collect water. Registration is free. A donation of $25 or more includes an exclusive Walk T-shirt and helps provide ongoing access to safe water for one person. Stories like those of 11-year-olds Neema and Recho, who must walk for water that often makes them sick, reflect the physical, emotional, and spiritual burdens carried by millions of women and children worldwide. The goal is to raise funds to provide safe water and share God’s love with 1,000 people in need.

MTCC A&F presents the fourth annual Classic Car Show, a celebration of classic automobiles that supports More Than Conquerors College, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Proceeds help fund academic and technology needs for students, instructors, staff, and qualifying offerings. Participants can register for awards including People’s Choice, Best of Show, and others, and judging will take place. Spectator admission is free, with food trucks, vendors, and door prizes available.

A day of mindful practice held in community with Will and Anya invites participants to slow down, reconnect with the body, and cultivate awareness through meditation, gentle somatic exploration, mindful walking outdoors, and shared creative expression. The focus is on meeting each moment with presence rather than on doing anything perfectly. It is open to all experience levels, and everyone is encouraged to move at a comfortable pace with no prior experience required. The flow includes an opening circle with sitting meditation, guided somatic practice, mindful walking in nature, collaborative art-making with dharma sharing, and time for rest and quiet reflection. A vegetarian lunch is provided, and participants are welcome to bring a dish. Art supplies will be available, and bringing favorite materials is encouraged. After the formal practice, there is an optional mindful potluck and space for connection. Contributions are offered on a dana basis with a suggested range of $15 to $45, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. Plan to arrive a little early to settle in.

The first-ever Shadows of September, a Rosedale paranormal festival co-hosted by the Charlotte Area Paranormal Society and Great State Paranormal, offers a full day of family friendly activities that celebrate the Carolinas spirited side while supporting the preservation of one of Charlotte’s treasured historic sites. Timed with National Ghost Hunting Day, the festival invites curious minds to explore a lively vendor market, enjoy activities on the grounds including an egg-hunt style ghost search designed for children, and listen to talks from paranormal investigators, historians, and storytellers who dig into the region’s mysteries. As night falls, members of CAPS lead a scientific-focused ghost hunt across Historic Rosedale’s more than 200 year old house and grounds. Investigative equipment is available to borrow, and the search spans the grounds and cellar, with a more intimate investigation inside the home offered for an additional ticket fee. Ticket options are available for the festival, for the grounds or house investigations, or as a bundled package that includes all three. Vendor and club tables are also available and include a table with two chairs. Every ticket sold helps protect and preserve this remarkable landmark.

The second annual community block party gathers Lower Left Brewing Company, Zepeddie’s Pizzeria, and neighbors in LoSo for a celebration of giving back. Highlights include an American Red Cross blood drive, a market showcasing small businesses from around Charlotte, opportunities to meet adoptable dogs from Billie's Buddies Dog Rescue, raffle baskets with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting Billie's Buddies, and a pet parade presented by Diamonds Direct. Whether shopping local, donating blood, or connecting with rescue pups, the event blends neighborhood fun with meaningful support for worthy causes.

Pink Pop Collective presents a pop-up market at Urban District Market and in the Seoul Food courtyard, part of a year-round series highlighting local shopping. This installment is El Mercadito. Admission is free, and any shopping or food and drink purchases are paid individually. The market will take place regardless of the weather. Complimentary parking is available on site and shared with Seoul Food Mill District, and the nearest light rail stop is 25th Street. Dinner and drinks are available on site while you browse.

The Total Reset Tour arrives in Charlotte, North Carolina with an in-person gathering focused on health, minerals, herbs, personal growth, and the story behind Bitter Blessings. Attendees can look forward to open conversation, time for questions, networking, and a relaxed book signing. The discussion will explore Bitter Blessings: The Total Reset, the insights gained over the journey, and the guiding principles at the heart of this work. Complimentary refreshments from PleasanTeas will be provided, and the atmosphere centers on community and connection. The listing notes a price of $40 and availability of 100 copies for the signing. The specific venue in Charlotte will be announced.

Explore Charlotte’s second-oldest residence on a guided tour of the 1815 Historic Rosedale house. Experienced interpreters lead you through the 15-room Federal period home to illuminate daily life in the antebellum era while highlighting the architecture and decorative arts of this carefully restored museum. The experience also includes an introduction to the African American Legacy Project and a look at rotating exhibits. Plan about 15 minutes for parking and check-in at the Welcome Center. Tours begin promptly and run 50 to 60 minutes. Set aside another 15 to 30 minutes for a self-guided stroll through the gardens and grounds, including the reconstructed blacksmith shop. Advance tickets are recommended. Tour tickets include access to the grounds, so there is no separate grounds admission. Tours are offered on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and most Saturdays. Tours run rain or shine and are nonrefundable.

A new dog walking group invites pet parents and their pups to get outside, enjoy fresh air, and stay active together. It offers a relaxed way to meet other single dog lovers, make pet-friendly connections, and find playmates for four-legged friends. Whether a dog prefers longer strolls, meeting new companions, or exploring parks, these outings blend exercise, social time, and community. Walks rotate through a variety of parks and outdoor spaces, giving everyone a chance to discover new places while spending quality time with their pets. Dogs of all sizes and personalities are welcome. Owners can share tips and build friendships along the way. A monthly update outlines upcoming walk dates, meeting locations, and times to help with planning.

Dr. Temple Grandin visits Charlotte, NC for a presentation designed for educators, parents, therapists, and caregivers. She will share practical ways to use schedules and other tools to help students on the autism spectrum succeed with classwork, and she will discuss workable paths for real-world challenges such as job searches, volunteer roles, tutoring, and test taking. Attendees can explore differences among three main styles of thinking and the strengths each offers, the value of working collaboratively, and why checklists can be so effective. Additional topics include the importance of mentors, how artificial intelligence may shape career choices for autistic individuals, and approaches for addressing fear when it becomes a dominant emotion. Grandin holds a PhD in Animal Science from the University of Illinois and is a professor at Colorado State University. Recognized worldwide for her insights as an autistic advocate and as a leader in animal behavior, she helped transform livestock handling and improve the quality of life for agricultural animals. Her books include Autism: The Way I See It, Different, Not Less, Visual Thinking, and The Outdoor Scientist. Her portrait is in the National Portrait Gallery at the Smithsonian. She lives in Fort Collins, Colorado. Continuing education credits are available.

Step into a roaring 1920s speakeasy at The Dickinson Event Space for Club Red Moon, an immersive murder mystery where each attendee adopts a character and all are potential suspects. The atmosphere pulses with lively jazz as you circulate among other players and work to unmask the culprit before they slip away. Period attire is highly encouraged, from fringe dresses and feathered accents to pinstripes and strings of pearls. Admission covers the full interactive experience, and character roles are shared in advance so there is time to prepare.

The Dirty Doors bring a faithful tribute to The Doors to the Visulite Theatre for their final North Carolina performance. Since 2012, the band has worked to capture the spirit, sound, and stage presence of a classic Doors concert, playing favorites like Light My Fire, Riders on the Storm, Hello, I Love You, and L.A. Woman. The lineup features Reed Barrickman on vocals, Matt Boehnlein on guitar, Geoff Lewis on keyboards, and Eric Sanders on drums. Tickets are available in advance for $16 and are $20 on the day of the show.

Jeff Edwards brings an acoustic performance shaped by the Carolina music scene, drawing on roots in the Appalachian foothills and a blend of acoustic and alternative influences. Expect a sound built on driving grooves, soaring vocals, memorable hooks, and fiery guitar. The set leans into classic rock and 90s favorites, with covers of artists like Tom Petty, Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, and The Cure. With six years of experience performing across the Upstate and appearances at festivals including Spartanburg Music on Main, the City of Abbeville Spring Festival, and Greenville’s Artisphere, he delivers a polished, crowd-pleasing show.

Women’s Board Game Night at Get Some Game keeps alive a more than 15-year tradition of inclusive gaming. Whether you love deep strategy or are trying board games for the first time, there is a place at the table. Bring a favorite from your own collection, or explore titles from GSG’s demo library. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with a focus on making new friends and having fun. All skill levels are encouraged, and the event is reserved for women.

The venue is completely outdoors with no covered seating, and the show will proceed regardless of weather, so plan for the elements. Event details and pricing may change without notice, and tickets purchased through any outlet will include applicable service fees. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed. Ticket access includes artist, Live Nation, and Emporium presales, followed by a general public onsale.

Koolulam, the global mass-singing phenomenon, comes to Charlotte’s Knight Theater through the Musicland Gift Foundation. Presented as part of Thrive, an extraordinary day for cancer survivorship, the concert benefits Atrium Health Levine Cancer’s Supportive Oncology Department. The crowd is woven into a single choir in a participatory experience that is immersive and uplifting, with every voice contributing and connections growing among participants. Celebrated by millions worldwide, this shared moment of harmony places the audience at the center of the performance.

Charlotte FC faces Chicago Fire FC at Bank of America Stadium. Tickets are offered through a general public sale, with additional presale opportunities available for STM members, Panthers PSL owners, and subscribers.

A community-focused road ride rolls out from the Sun & Ski Sports Charlotte store parking lot with staggered group departures and routes that wind through rolling terrain in South Charlotte, Waxhaw, Marvin in North Carolina, and into Lancaster County, South Carolina. Multiple pace groups are available, welcoming riders across experience levels while promoting wellness, camaraderie, and a supportive environment that includes a continuing no-drop ethos in designated groups. Weather may affect plans. Before the start, restrooms are available and the store offers limited pre-ride purchases along with basic mechanical help, with last-minute items available for credit card purchase. Departures are punctual, so arriving early to prepare both rider and bike is encouraged. Group options include advanced distances of approximately 35 to 42 miles. The A group averages 20 miles per hour or faster at a very brisk pace with no regrouping and no rest stop, and riders may be dropped. The B group averages about 18 to 19 miles per hour, features tight pacelines with one rest stop, some regrouping, and is also a drop ride. The C group targets roughly 16 to 17 miles per hour over about 27 miles with pacelines, one rest stop, and several regrouping points, and is considered semi-drop. Intermediate riders can choose approximately 27 or 35 miles at around 17 to 18 miles per hour with pacelines, one rest stop, and several regrouping points, also semi-drop. A beginner option of about 27 miles at roughly 14 to 16 miles per hour may be added based on interest and the availability of a leader, focusing on conversational pacing, endurance, skills development, one rest stop, and a firm no-drop approach. Safety and preparedness are central to this ride. Helmets are required. Road bikes are strongly recommended, while front and rear lights, protective glasses, and gloves are encouraged. Riders are responsible for personal hydration and nutrition, should be able to handle basic bike fixes like flat repairs and brake adjustments, and are expected to know the route or have it downloaded in case of separation. Carrying a cell phone and emergency contact information is recommended. Riders must stay within their lane, keep at least one hand on the bars at all times, and be aware that portions of the routes include urban traffic. Participation is at each individual’s own risk, and event information is provided without guarantee.

Focused on raising awareness and support for people affected by Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, a severely painful and often misunderstood condition, this community gathering pairs purpose with activity. The program includes a timed 5K alongside a 1K family roll and stroll, a race village featuring local businesses and vendors, raffle prizes, and an awards ceremony after the finish. Open to all, participants may run, walk, roll, or cheer from the sidelines. Families and friends are welcome, strollers are permitted, and leashed pets are welcome. It goes beyond a race, offering connection and hope throughout the experience.

Spend an afternoon discovering art at the Guild of Charlotte Artists 2026 Artist Market. Explore works by artists while enjoying food trucks, live music, and a cash bar on the front terrace. Museum admission is free. Pack a blanket or a lawn chair so you can unwind on the lawn. The program features an artist talk with acclaimed North Carolina ceramic artist Mark Hewitt, “The Past, Present, and Future of North Carolina Ceramics,” followed by a panel discussion with ceramic artists Cynthia Bringle, Travis Owens, and Ibrahim Said.

Explore Reality Fracture at a prerelease event where you will open packs, check out new cards, and uncover unexpected twists from the set. Entry costs $40.

A weekly Pokémon league open to all experience levels, with a community available to help newcomers. New players are encouraged to create a Pokémon ID in advance, or arrive about 30 minutes early for assistance with the process. Entry is $10. Each participant receives one pack of their choice, and an exclusive Prize Pack is awarded for every win.

An energetic outdoor dance party that spotlights Charlotte electronic music DJs and producers. The patio setting and powerful sound system create a lively atmosphere centered on the music and the people who love it. This recurring series takes place on the second and fourth Sundays.

Two-time Grammy-nominated jazz saxophonist Patrick Lamb makes an appearance marked by an inspiring, richly expressive sound, as noted by NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan. His career includes global touring with Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, and Jeff Lorber. With five albums and three Top 5 Billboard hits, he continues to shape contemporary jazz. His recent singles, Lion and the Lamb and Horizon Line, are reaching listeners around the world and reinforce his standing as a leading voice in the genre.

Middle C Jazz presents Patrick Lamb, a dynamic vocalist and acclaimed saxophonist delivering a high-energy show that blends his own Billboard-charting tunes with dance floor favorites made famous by Bruno Mars, Earth, Wind & Fire, and The Gap Band. Known as an artist, composer, bandleader, and producer with a soulful touch and an engaging stage presence, he has toured extensively and released multiple Top Five hits from his independent label, along with internationally broadcast singles on SiriusXM Watercolors. His résumé includes work with Smokey Robinson, Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, and Diane Schuur, plus appearances alongside artists across genres such as Alice Cooper, KISS, Robby Krieger of The Doors, Sebastian Bach, and Danny Seraphine of Chicago. Honors include three Muddy Awards, induction into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame, the Spirit of Portland Award, and the Yolanda King Drum Major Award. He has headlined stages from Java Jazz, Blues Alley, and Berks Jazz Fest to the Lighting of the National Christmas Tree at the White House, and his artistry has been recognized by peers including NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan and Dave Koz.

Ballantyne Live brings an autumn series of live music to Ballantyne Village, creating a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy dinner at Village restaurants, sip a drink on a patio, and then unwind with performances into the evening. Guests are welcome to bring their own chairs. Whether the plan is dinner, drinks, music, or the full experience, this series offers a simple way to enjoy fall nights at Ballantyne Village.

Live at Pineville Tavern showcases a performance that blends many styles, offering a broad mix across several musical genres.

A monthly Asian Night Market hosted by Urban District Market and Seoul Food Meat Co brings authentic cuisine, outdoor dining, local vendors, and karaoke together for a lively community gathering. Explore the Finally Fridays market presented by POP.culture, sample dishes from Asian food trucks, visit the Meet the Artist Room inside the UDM private event space, and sing along during karaoke in the Seoul Food courtyard. Admission is free and open to all ages. Seating is first come, first served, outside food and drinks are not permitted, and children should not be left unattended.

This community cruise-in gathers enthusiasts at the Mint Hill Festival Shopping Center, and admission is free. The event usually sees a strong turnout. Details are shared by Classic Cruisers, which is not the host.

Originally set for an earlier date, this show has been rescheduled. Tickets bought before the change will be accepted on the new date. The listing also outlines ticket access options, including a general sale, an artist presale, a Friends of Ovens Auditorium presale, and a platinum option.

Comfortable Shirt returns to Two Buck Saloon for a live performance that spans classic pop, rock, country, and R&B.

Community members, families, and friends come together to celebrate the life of Richard Sheltra and raise funds for the foundation created in his honor. The gathering pays tribute to his commitment to public service and remembers a fallen hero from Pineville who lost his life while battling a multiple-alarm blaze. Proceeds support the Richard Sheltra Memorial Foundation, which provides resources, equipment, and scholarships for volunteer first responders, reflecting the causes that were close to Richard’s heart.

This daylong retreat invites participants to explore joy as a lived, embodied experience and to connect in honest, unpressured ways. Guided by Jasmine Vializ and Kat Harmon, the gathering encourages slowing down, moving in ways that feel natural, and relating without forcing conversation or performance. The focus rests on being present rather than productive, expressing rather than perfecting, and honoring shared humanity rather than a polished version of wellness. Care and nourishment are woven throughout the day with a light breakfast, a satisfying lunch, a fresh, light dinner, and beverages to help you feel supported. Plan to wear comfortable clothing that allows for both movement and rest, bring a water bottle, a journal if you enjoy writing or reflection, and anything else that helps you feel steady and at ease. Additional details are provided after registration. The intention is not to reinvent yourself, but to remember what is already within you. You are welcome to arrive exactly as you are and to move through the experience at your own pace.

Presented by Shop Local QC, this market brings a changing lineup of local vendors to The Bowl at Ballantyne. Browse new finds and reconnect with returning vendors as you shop. Enjoy a meal at nearby restaurants, then finish the outing with a drink at OMB to round out a day of shopping and dining.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage with a vibrant showcase of Latin American culture in Uptown Charlotte. The festival features live music, a variety of performances, and other activities that highlight the richness and diversity of communities across Latin America. Admission is free, and the experience is welcoming for all ages.

The 5th Annual Chefs Against Cancer dinner gala is hosted at the Charlotte Marriott City Center and supports nonprofits that help Charlotte residents facing cancer. Proceeds from the evening benefit Xander’s Acts of Kindness, The Meggs Foundation, Barrel Aged Charities, and The Paula Takacs Foundation. The program begins with a cocktail hour that offers a chance to meet board members from the local charities, then continues with a four-course menu prepared by ten of the Charlotte area’s top chefs. Wine is served with dinner, and each attendee receives two drink tickets for the cash bar. The event also features both a silent auction and a live auction. Valet parking at the Marriott is available for $20.

Expect an open air experience, as there is no covered seating at this venue. The performance will continue in any weather, so plan for the conditions. Schedules, performers, and prices may change without prior notice, and service fees apply to all ticket purchases regardless of where they are bought. Personal lawn chairs are not permitted. Ticket options include a public sale, Citi cardmember preferred access, and an artist presale.

The Charlotte Walk for Apraxia brings families, friends, and professionals together at Pineville Lake Park to celebrate children with childhood apraxia of speech and to raise awareness and funds for support programs. Registration is free, which makes it easy to build a team of supporters. Participants can fundraise for incentive rewards, and any registered walker who raises 50 dollars receives the official 2026 Walk for Apraxia t-shirt. Every Apraxia Star is honored individually and receives a complimentary shirt, medal, and certificate that recognize their hard work. Proceeds support Apraxia Kids, helping expand education for families and professionals, strengthen community outreach and engagement, and fuel advocacy and research that improve the lives of children with apraxia of speech. The event is designed to be safe, enjoyable, and memorable for everyone involved, and it is promoted as the largest apraxia awareness gathering in the country. Additional details will be shared. Connect with the community using the hashtag #WalkforApraxia.

Hosted at The Park Expo and Conference Center, this bridal and wedding expo brings together trusted wedding professionals who are ready to share practical advice for celebrations of every style. From an elegant black-tie celebration to a laid-back barefoot beach ceremony, these experts offer guidance to help you shape lasting memories for your wedding day.

Bilingual Bingo Night at Pascuales Farm offers lively games and entertainment. Expect chances to shout bingo and win prizes, along with plenty of laughter, friendly competition, and tasty food. It welcomes friends, families, and players of all experience levels. Space is limited. Bring your lucky charms and get ready for a memorable evening.

Shop a farmers market offering fresh, locally sourced foods and artisanal goods. On select dates, a special pop-up market with Esther and Elsa features gifts, accessories, and more. This occurrence centers on the farmers market. Please leave pets at home. Service animals are permitted.

Clint Black and Midland share the stage with Jade Eagleson for a country concert that blends a hit-filled legacy with harmony-rich, barroom-honed energy. Tickets range from $56.33 to $197.65, with all fees and sales tax included at checkout. Clint Black brings a record of remarkable achievements. Part of the Class of '89, he launched with five straight No. 1 singles from the triple platinum Killin' Time, followed by the triple platinum Put Yourself in My Shoes and a run of platinum and gold albums. He wrote or co-wrote every one of his more than three dozen charting songs, amassing 22 No. 1s and enduring favorites like A Better Man, When My Ship Comes In, Like the Rain, and Nothin' But the Taillights. His accolades include over 20 million records sold, a GRAMMY, numerous major industry honors, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and the BMI Icon Award at the 73rd annual BMI Country Awards in Nashville. He has also hosted the talk show Talking in Circles on Circle TV. GRAMMY-nominated Midland delivers a timeless, modern take on country shaped by rich harmonies, steel guitar, and a well-worn cool rooted in Dripping Springs, Texas. Named after a Dwight Yoakam song, the trio broke through with the 5x platinum No. 1 Drinkin' Problem, followed by platinum Burn Out and gold-certified tracks including Cheatin' Songs and Make A Little. Their album path runs from On The Rocks to the Billboard Top Country Albums chart-topping Let It Roll, into The Last Resort: Greetings From and Barely Blue, with projects like the origin-story soundtrack The Sonic Ranch and Live From The Palomino. Their aesthetic extends from rhinestone suits to tequila and cigar ventures, matched by a lean, song-forward live show.

Cinderella takes the stage for one night only with The United European Ballet Company at the Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts. This ballet follows a kindhearted young woman whose belief in love leads her from hardship to a royal ball and a dream fulfilled. The performance is set to music by Sergei Prokofiev and showcases an international cast, expressive choreography, and thoughtfully crafted costumes.

Kennon & Friends return to Confluence Southfork for a live performance. The group is back on this stage and set to share their music with the audience.

Explore Charlotte’s small business community at a monthly SouthPark market presented by Shop Local QC. Set on the green beside Legion Brewing, this curated gathering showcases 30 small shops and makers. Look for a blend of returning favorites and new vendors, with handmade items, thoughtful finds, and local character throughout. It offers a warm, community-centered shopping experience in one of Charlotte’s favorite neighborhoods.

Five Finger Death Punch takes the stage at Truliant Amphitheater, an outdoor venue with some reserved seating located under cover. The show will proceed rain or shine. Children under 2 can attend at no cost if they do not occupy a seat. Outside lawn chairs are not permitted. Tickets may include service fees at all points of purchase, and details like dates, acts, and pricing may change without notice. Presale options and VIP packages are available.

Whole Lotta Presence performs at Pineville's Fall Fest. Admission is free.

This volunteer day at Pascuales Farm focuses on growing, building, and caring for a shared community space. Activities take place outdoors in a friendly setting. No prior experience is required. Comfortable clothing and a positive attitude are recommended. Suitable for individuals, friends, and families. This gathering is part of a monthly series held on the third Saturday.

An evening gathering at The Revelry at Camp North End features delicious food, friendly conversation, and plenty of wagging tails. Well-behaved dogs are welcome at this celebration.

At Hampton Homestead Farm, this elegant evening supports people in treatment, celebrates survivors, and honors loved ones who are no longer with us. All funds raised will be donated to Go Jen Go, a nonprofit that assists those facing the financial burdens of breast cancer. Tickets must be purchased in advance. The Pink Carpet sets the tone for a night of care, remembrance, and celebration.

Gabriel Iglesias brings The 1976 Tour to TheBOplex for a show that contains adult content. This event was rescheduled from a previous date, and tickets already purchased will be honored. Ticket access included a public onsale as well as presales through the artist, Ticketmaster, and Friends of Bojangles Coliseum.

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Matt Fraser, a New York Times bestselling author known from television and billed as America’s top psychic medium, leads a 90 minute live program of real-time messages from loved ones in spirit. He moves through the audience to deliver readings, sharing names, memories, dates, and details that connect people with those they miss. Attendees watch the stories unfold in the moment as specific, emotional messages bring comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Even if a message is not directed to you, many find that what is shared with others resonates in meaningful ways. Every seat offers the possibility of an up-close experience, and each event is shaped by the energy of the room and the people present. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Autumn is in the air at Stooges Pub & Grub as The Deep Shallow Band powers through an entire evening of soul rock. Expect pulsing grooves, layered harmonies, and live energy that fills the room and lingers well after the final chord.

Test your horror knowledge at a themed trivia night at Percent Tap House in Harrisburg, NC. Expect questions spanning cult classics, psychological thrillers, slashers, scream queens, iconic villains, and startling jump scares. Bring fellow fans, dress spooky if you like, and compete for prizes and bragging rights as Halloween week approaches. Presented by The SPIN Experience powered by Cappitoff Entertainment.

Urban District Market transforms into a spirited Halloween playground created by POP Culture, offering an immersive, all-ages celebration that blends a candy-filled adventure with a vibrant showcase of local makers. Navigate trick-or-treat zones hidden throughout the venue where treats are available while supplies last, and bring a roomy bag or bucket for the haul. The Monster Market features more than 20 local vendors, making it easy to get a head start on holiday gift shopping while kids continue their sweet search. Live drums set the beat for an energized evening that also includes rides, games, and hands-on activities in a dedicated play area. Costumes are highly encouraged, with Morris Costumes + Halloween Express serving as the event’s costume partner. RSVP is requested to help plan the flow of the night, and children must be accompanied by an adult. Please note that photos and video may be captured for use by Elite CLT Social Events, LLC, that purchases are nonrefundable, and that RSVPing or buying a ticket may lead to receiving event communications.

Laser tag collides with a haunt attraction in a rare mashup debuting in the Carolinas at Mission Laser Charlotte near Pineville. The 7,000 square foot arena becomes a shadowy maze as undead and other fiendish beings, once sealed in barrels and boxes, are set loose. Players head into extended missions with phasers in hand, but that gear will not stop every menace hidden in the dark. Dodging other teams is only the beginning, as the real challenge is balancing mission objectives with simple survival. One night only, with a limited number of tickets to keep the experience intense and immersive. Accept the mission and face the fear.

This bilingual bingo gathering at Pascuales Farm features lively games and entertainment in Spanish and English. Attendees can compete for fun prizes, share laughs over friendly rounds, and enjoy tasty food. Welcoming both experienced players and beginners, it offers a relaxed way to spend time with friends and family. Space is limited.

The inaugural BCPAAA Golf Tournament at Cramer Mountain Club offers a day on the course dedicated to giving back. All proceeds benefit Shop with a Cop. The event brings together community members, partners, and supporters for golf, opportunities to network, and a shared commitment to a meaningful cause. RSVP is requested.

Enjoy an afternoon of backgammon at Panzu Brewery, paired with Caribbean fusion dishes, a selection of beer and cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages. Chouettes and casual games take place before the tournament, and every participant is guaranteed at least two matches. The entry fee is $20, cash only.

Matthews Rotary hosts its annual veteran’s luncheon at Idlewild Baptist Church in Matthews. Guests will hear a performance by Jennifer Siebenaler, and the program is presented by the Sons of the American Revolution. The first 250 people to arrive will receive USA 250 year hats.

The Fillmore operates as a general admission, standing-room venue unless otherwise indicated, and this event is open to guests of all ages. It will be a phone-free performance designed to keep everyone present in the moment. When you arrive, staff will place your device in a locking pouch that stays with you for the duration of the event. If you need to use your phone, you can step into clearly marked areas in the lobby or concourse to unlock it at any time. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and service fees apply regardless of where you purchase. Event details, performers, and pricing may change without notice. The ticket plan includes a public onsale along with Vault, Fan, Spotify, and Live Nation presales.

An all Pokémon show brings family-friendly fun to Charlotte, North Carolina at Embassy Suites by Hilton Charlotte Ayrsley. Attendees can meet voice actors, browse vendor booths, discover work by local artists, and enjoy trading card games, video games, and more.

Jack White brings a live performance to The Fillmore Charlotte with a strict phone-free policy designed to create an unplugged, real-life experience. Upon arrival, staff will place your phone in a lockable pouch that you keep with you throughout the event, and you can step into clearly marked Phone Use Areas in the lobby or concourse to unlock it if needed. The venue operates as general admission standing room only unless otherwise noted and welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and all details, including acts and pricing, may change without notice. Service fees apply to all tickets regardless of where they are purchased. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as Vault, Fan, Spotify, and Live Nation, followed by a public onsale.

Blue October brings an all ages show to The Fillmore Charlotte. The venue operates as general admission standing room only, so expect an open floor experience unless noted otherwise. Prices are higher on show day, and dates, performers, and pricing may change without notice. Service fees apply to tickets purchased through any outlet. Presales listed include Live Nation Presale and Citi Cardmember Presale, along with a Citi Cardmember Preferred option.

Spend a meaningful day at Pascuales Farm helping care for a shared community space. Volunteers contribute to growing, building, and upkeep projects while working alongside friendly neighbors. The event welcomes individuals, friends, and families. Experience is not necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a positive attitude. It is well suited for anyone who enjoys being outdoors and giving back through hands-on work.

Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans come together in Charlotte, NC for a Christmas concert at Bojangles Coliseum. The program features favorite holiday songs alongside signature hits and moments of worship, offering a warm, joyful celebration of the season’s hope, peace, and wonder. With decades of music to share, these acclaimed artists present a nostalgic and uplifting night designed to bring people together. Tickets are available. For secure purchasing and the most accurate event updates, use the official ticketing outlet. Third party resales are not supported on event pages, and tickets obtained through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or eligible for assistance.

Backgammon players gather at Panzú Brewery for casual boards and chouettes before a structured tournament. Each participant is guaranteed at least two matches. The entry fee is $20, cash only. Between games, enjoy Caribbean fusion fare along with beer, cocktails, and a wide range of non-alcoholic options.

This bilingual bingo night brings a lively blend of game play and entertainment to Pascuales Farm. Shout Bingo for chances to win prizes while enjoying laughs, good-natured competition, and tasty food. It is open to seasoned players and first-timers alike, and it offers a simple way for family and friends to spend time together. Capacity is limited, and lucky charms are welcome.