Events in Davidson County, NC

This event features two trials each day. Course H will be offered for both sheep and ducks. Judging will be conducted by Sue Kelly and Jacqueline Tinker. The competition is sanctioned by ASCA.

Offroad Outlaws presents a vehicle show honoring SPC Nickolas Maner, with categories including antique and classic vehicles, cars, trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, motorcycles, off-road vehicles, imports, muscle cars, and custom builds. The event will feature free admission, food trucks, vendors, live entertainment, raffles, and activities for all ages. Proceeds will benefit Saving Grace K9s.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly fall festival featuring food, inflatables, face painting, music, games, prizes, crafts, vendors, and raffle prizes. The event is open to the community, and no RSVP is required.

Celebrate a fifth anniversary with a free community event. Take your own photos with Santa and the Grinch, and say hello to the salon ladies.

Celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the SHOTO Food Truck. The occasion marks a new chapter for the food truck and welcomes the community back for favorite dishes and bold flavors. Walk-up ordering and takeout are available, with payment accepted by card, tap, or cash.

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

This High Rock Lake team tournament is part of a trail featuring eight individual events, each with 100% payback. The entry fee includes the big bass award. Eligible teams may also compete for contingency rewards, Angler’s Choice bonus bucks, and awards for the highest-finishing qualifying owners. Additional prizes include a gift card for the team weighing in the smallest fish of the day, provided it is the only fish they bring to weigh in, and a gift card and plaque for the youth angler aged 12 or younger with the most weight.

Enjoy a family-friendly car show featuring clean vehicles of all makes and models, food, raffle prizes, and a chance to connect with friends and neighbors. Vehicle registration is $10, and awards and raffle prize drawings take place during the event.

Connect with Jessica and discuss a selection of books throughout the year, including works by Kristin Hannah, Janet Evanovich, Alice Walker, Mark Twain, and Shirley Jackson. The December gathering features a film viewing and potluck.

Browse offerings from more than 40 local farmers, bakers, and crafters at the Depot. Shop for pasture-raised pork, chicken, beef, eggs, seasonal vegetables, gifts, treats, and home decor, and enjoy a hot coffee, cider, or tea while exploring handmade items such as body butters, soaps, beard oils, wreaths, quilts, winter accessories, plushies, and wooden crafts. Vendors will be announced.

An evening of food, fellowship, and entertainment supports the student-athletes, coaches, and athletic programs at Central Davidson High School. The event includes a $2,500 reverse raffle and an auction. Table sponsorships, auction and raffle donations, and alternative sponsorship opportunities are available through the Central Davidson Athletic Foundation.

Guests ride the Handy Dandy Railroad to view sparkling lights and a Nativity movie. The church welcomes carol singing, and there are craft vendors, a petting zoo, carriage rides, and opportunities to see Santa. A free tram ride through the light displays is available. Watch for event updates about discount nights.

Ages 18 and up can take part in a relaxed book club created for busy readers who enjoy fantasy, romance, and trending titles. The discussion takes place at Colonial Grind Coffee Shop, where participants can sip coffee, enjoy ice cream, or choose a pastry while chatting about the monthly pick. Registration is required, and sign-up is available by phone or by visiting the library. Copies of each book can be checked out at the lending desk. Selections include One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig, The Favorites by Layne Fargo, When They Burned the Butterfly by Wen-Yi Lee, A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna, and Alchemy of Secrets by Stephanie Garber.

Enjoy a Friday night of shopping, dining, drinks, specials, and events in Uptown Lexington. Make it a date night or bring the family.

Browse more than 70 local farmers, bakers, and crafters offering gifts, treats, and home decor. Shop for pasture-raised pork, chicken, beef, eggs, and seasonal vegetables, and enjoy a hot coffee, cider, or tea while exploring body butters, soaps, beard oils, wreaths, handcrafted quilts, winter accessories, handmade plushies, wooden crafts, and more. Vendor applications are being accepted, with only two spots remaining.

Downtown Thomasville transforms into a festive scene for a cherished Christmas parade featuring creative floats, spirited marching bands, energetic dance groups, community organizations, and cultural performances. Classic cars roll past while holiday music sets the mood, and Santa makes a cheerful appearance for all ages. Families and friends gather to celebrate small town warmth and joy throughout the season. Hosted by Thomasville Tourism, with presenting sponsors Cook Out and Old Dominion Freight Line. Participation opportunities are available for parade entries, including 10 professionally designed holiday floats offered for rent on a first come, first served basis.

Celebrate ten years of Christmas with The Dryes across four nights of holiday music and memories at Old Homeplace Vineyard. The Travelers kick off each of the three Christmas performances. The anniversary finale, Hymns in the Barn, centers on songs and hymns that tell the heart of Christmas, with members of the Winston-Salem Symphony, Karla Davis, Butter & Grit, The Marks Family, Taylor Vaden, and other special guests.

Discover singer-songwriter Callista Jade, from Cleveland, North Carolina, performing acoustic music that blends pop and country. With her guitar, she brings lively, soulful energy to her performances.