Events in Durham County, NC

Learn in a supportive small-group setting with a 6-week flipped classroom series that combines self-paced videos at home with in-person discussions and hands-on practice. Taught by two veteran perinatal professionals, this Evidence Based Birth® class shares up-to-date, research-based information to help you make informed and confident decisions. Registration covers the birthing person and a support person. Participants receive three months of access to the class video library, bonus newborn care videos, and a workbook designed to guide you through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. The course also provides a robust collection of PDFs and videos on key topics such as eating and drinking during labor, vitamin K, due dates, and more.

Build the fundamentals of motorcycling in a welcoming course designed for new riders and helpful for experienced riders too. Training combines a five hour, self paced online eCourse that must be finished before the first in person session with two on motorcycle range sessions at Raging Bull Harley-Davidson in Durham, NC. The program focuses on essential skills and knowledge that can support earning a motorcycle endorsement or license. A training bike is supplied for the range, and participants need to bring their own riding gear.

Part of the Retro Silents Film Series, The Carolina Theatre of Durham presents Sergei Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin, a 1925 silent feature running 75 minutes, in Cinema One. The film depicts a 1905 mutiny aboard a battleship and the unrest that follows in Odessa. Known for its innovative montage techniques and the Odessa Steps sequence, it has had a lasting impact on the language of cinema. This screening features an all-new score by the Pet Shop Boys. Tickets are $10 per person.

Presented by andmoreagain, this show at The Pinhook in Durham, NC features IAN SWEET with Meg Elsier. IAN SWEET is the project of New York songwriter Jilian Medford, whose albums Shapeshifter, Crush Crusher, Show Me How You Disappear, and SUCKER chart a steady reinvention that has drawn praise from outlets including The FADER, KEXP, The New York Times, NPR Music, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, and Stereogum. Meg Elsier, a Nashville based indie rock singer, songwriter, and visual artist, pairs sweet vocals and lush melodies with gritty guitars and dreamy shoegaze textures, following singles such as ifshitfuq, iznotreal, baby, forlyleinsanfrancisco, and oldnews, along with the full length spittake. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the show.

Experience a free introductory Systema class that presents a holistic approach to training for body and mind. The practice weaves together martial arts principles with breathwork, mindful movement, partner-based release techniques, and meditative elements to build practical self-protection skills. Students develop natural, effective responses while becoming stronger, more flexible, and less weighed down by fear and stress. Training centers on moving with alignment and relaxation rather than excess tension. Through a steady, thoughtful progression, participants build awareness, adaptability, and composure under pressure. The aim goes beyond techniques to the capacity to stay centered and responsive when situations are uncertain. Sessions vary and are never identical, and everyone works at a pace that suits their experience. A typical class begins with breathing, mobility, and conditioning drawn from Russian martial arts to ease mental and physical tension and develop a resilient, adaptable body. Work then moves into rolling and falling, groundwork, and theme-focused movement exercises. NC Systema is an official school of Systema Vasiliev, with instructors who renew certification each year through the headquarters in Toronto.

Explore Haitian Konpa in a four-week dance series at Triangle Meeting Space in the Blue Sanctuary studio. Build a strong foundation with steps and technique while developing confidence through partner connection, musicality, and smooth movement in a welcoming setting. The series is suitable for beginners, and attending without a partner is perfectly fine. By the end, participants can expect to feel comfortable dancing Konpa in social settings. Pricing options are $55 for an individual, $100 for a couple, and $15 for a drop-in.

Enjoy a night of Brazilian Zouk with two levels running at the same time, beginner and intermediate. Dancers who have completed a few beginner classes can choose the intermediate track. The evening starts with a lesson and then flows into social dancing. A discounted pass for the full four-week series is $65 and includes both the class and the social. Drop-in options are available at $20 for class plus social, $15 for class only, or $8 for social only. Registration can be completed via the Venmo details shown in the event image. If navigation leaves you a bit short, continue until you see the Ronald McDonald parking sign, then head to the building on the right and go to the second floor. Parking is allowed on the right side of the lot downhill from the meetinghouse, while the left side is reserved for Ronald McDonald House staff and guests. The small lot to the right in front of the smaller meetinghouse is also available. The Duke Security lot directly across the street may be used unless a space is marked otherwise. Please do not park in the lot downhill from the Duke Security lot next to the Episcopal Student Center, or in the lot near the Campus Security Office beside the Episcopal Center. Limited street parking is also available.

Try a free beginner friendly session that introduces Systema, a holistic martial art that integrates movement, breath, and awareness into practical self protection. The approach draws from martial arts, yoga, massage, and meditation, helping participants build strength and flexibility while easing fear and stress. The core focus is relaxed, well aligned movement with as little excess tension as possible, so students can respond naturally and stay composed when pressure rises. Training progresses thoughtfully, encouraging each person to work at a comfortable pace. Classes often open with breathing, mobility, and conditioning methods rooted in the Russian tradition to release tightness and develop a resilient, adaptable body. Practice then moves into skills such as soft rolls and safe falls, ground work, and theme based movement drills. Sessions are varied rather than repetitive, with an emphasis on quality of movement, efficiency, and understanding over time. NC Systema is an official school of Systema Vasiliev, and its instructors maintain annual certification through the headquarters in Toronto. The class takes place at Triangle Aikido.

ERUUF’s artist-in-residence, Jasmine Powell, shares Approximation of a Woman, a program that reflects on Black womanhood, self-worth, and the tensions between power and vulnerability. Poetry interlaces with four solo dance works to trace these themes through movement and language. A suggested donation of $25 supports the continuation of ERUUF’s Artist-in-Residence Program. For more information, contact the Artist-in-Residence Program.

Learn the essentials of knitting in a welcoming hybrid class that you can take in person or online. Whether you are brand new or returning after a break, you will begin by creating a simple dishcloth worked in garter stitch. The second week focuses on adding color, and the third week explores textured stitches. By the end, you will have a strong foundation to take on many projects. Instruction is provided by Amie Palmer.

A celebration of classic British motorcycling brings a day of vintage bike displays, an autojumble and swap meet, and a finale of motorcycle themed horror films. British food and drink will be available, and there will be guest parking for motorcycles. Judging covers all vintage British marques, plus a competition category and a Best in Show, with awards presented around a bonfire. Entry and bike registration are free.

This gathering pairs arts and crafts in the event space with a fire spinning jam on the outdoor patio featuring local performers. Participants can work on personal projects and watch the spinning displays outside. Free to attend.

This Halloween party features live music from 8 Track Minds, with tricks and treats adding to the festivities.

This Hunter Pace at NCSU Hill Forest in Rougemont, North Carolina features multiple divisions to match different speeds and distances. Stroller covers 4 to 6 miles at a target pace of 4 mph, Hilltopper spans 8 to 12 miles at 6 mph, First Flight ranges from 8 to 14 miles at 8 mph, and Full Cry also offers 8 to 14 miles at 10 mph. Entry is $50 for adults and $40 for juniors age 17 and under. All participants are required to wear protective headgear, and a current negative Coggins test is needed. Lunch will be available for purchase for $10 per plate.

Enjoy an outdoor yoga session at Zinc House Winery & Brewery that invites participants to move, breathe, and connect with guidance from Sharon MacGregor, founder of Serenity Farm Yoga Sanctuary and the 26-acre Serenity Farm retreat center. The Flow & Grow class is beginner friendly, moves with the breath, includes gentle chaturangas, and offers a slightly quicker pace with options for all levels. Set on 87 acres with vineyards, walking trails, rooftop decks, and event spaces, the winery sits a few miles from Serenity Farm, creating a setting that supports wellness, community, and personal growth. After class, linger to browse Tip-Z Boutique, grab coffee or a bite from a food truck, enjoy a beverage, play a round of cornhole, and take in the vineyard views while catching up with new or familiar faces. Please bring a yoga mat, comfortable clothing, a water bottle, and an optional eye cover, along with extra cushioning for knees such as a towel. This class takes place outdoors at Zinc House Winery & Brewery.

Triangle Blues Society presents its annual regional Blues Challenge at The Blue Note Grill in Durham, selecting the artists who will represent TBS at the Blues Foundation’s 42nd International Blues Challenge in Memphis. Musicians compete in solo, duo, and band categories, showcasing any style of blues, with performances limited to blues. Eligibility requires North Carolina residency for at least half of any band, or at least one member in a trio, and at least one performer in a solo or duo. At least one member of each act must belong to the Triangle Blues Society. A Youth Category is available for artists under 21 at the time of the International Blues Challenge. During the IBC, Youth Showcases take place in clubs on Beale Street, and the overall finals are held at the Orpheum Theatre. The IBC draws hundreds of acts from around the world to perform for music industry professionals, with opportunities for recognition and prizes that can include major festival performances.

Explore a booth at the Black Farmers Market at Durham Tech in Durham offering handcrafted herbal tea blends and cold drinks created for rest, hydration, and everyday self-care. Find a range of teas alongside premium spring bottled water and canned sweet tea, with an unsweetened option coming soon. Complimentary samples make it easy to discover a favorite before purchasing. Stroll the market, support local farmers and businesses, and enjoy a refreshing drink as you browse. The market rotates between Raleigh and Durham throughout the season.

Experience an introductory Systema class tailored for beginners at Triangle Aikido in Durham. Systema is a comprehensive approach to training mind, body, and spirit that weaves together martial arts, yoga, massage, and meditation into practical, everyday skills. Participants learn self-protection by nurturing natural, intuitive responses while building strength, flexibility, and ease from fear and stress. The core emphasis is moving freely with solid structure and as little tension as possible. Through a step by step approach, students develop awareness, adaptability, and calm under pressure, aiming not only for technical ability but also the capacity to stay centered and responsive in unpredictable moments. Each session is different, and everyone progresses at a comfortable pace with a focus on quality of movement, efficiency, and clear understanding. Classes often open with breathwork, movement, and conditioning rooted in Russian martial traditions to reduce tension and build resilience, then continue with rolling, falling, groundwork, and themed movement drills. NC Systema is an official school of Systema Vasiliev, and instructors are certified annually by Systema Headquarters in Toronto.

Awadagin Pratt presents America 250, a program that highlights the range of American musical voices. Recognized by The Washington Post as one of the nation’s most compelling and deeply thoughtful pianists, he is a Naumburg International Piano Competition winner and an Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient whose career includes solo recitals at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center, as well as performances with major orchestras across the country. The program includes music by Florence Price, George Walker, and Nathaniel Dett, alongside works by contemporary composers Judd Greenstein and Fred Hersch. Pratt also shares his own arrangement of the spiritual "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" and closes with Brahms’s Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Handel.

Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused screens as part of the Retro Rocks! Film Series in Cinema One at The Carolina Theatre of Durham. Set on the final day of the 1976 school year in Texas, it follows an ensemble cast that includes Matthew McConaughey, Ben Affleck, and Milla Jovovich as they navigate hazing traditions, late night cruising, and the hunt for a moonlit keg party. The soundtrack is packed with 70s rock favorites like Alice Cooper’s School’s Out, Foghat’s Slow Ride, and ZZ Top’s Tush, a mix that helped make the movie a favorite among alt rock fans. Rated R, released in 1993, and running 102 minutes. Admission is $12 per person.

Held every Sunday, this social brings the community together for Latin dance and is now in its 18th year since 2009. It begins with a beginner friendly salsa lesson, then continues with open dancing. The music mix is typically about 45 percent salsa and roughly 40 to 45 percent bachata, with a few tracks of cha cha, kizomba, merengue, and cumbia. Admission is $10, or $8 for active military and students with ID. Children 17 and under are free when attending with an adult, or $5 if coming on their own. Many DJs accept Venmo and credit cards, but bringing cash is recommended since credit card payments may include an additional fee. The usual DJ rotation features DJ Abuelo Salsero Jack Wolf on first Sundays, DJ Salsa Mike, also known as Michael Delucia, on second Sundays, DJ Pedro Paz on third Sundays, and DJ Monte Alban, Eliuth Cruz Lopez, on fourth Sundays. Fifth Sundays rotate among these DJs. The lineup is subject to change. If you are new to Triangle Dance Studio, be aware there is no sign. The building appears as a two story cream colored house and is next to Research Triangle Dental, which has a large sign. For questions, contact Jack Wolf at jackhwolf49@gmail.com or 919-245-8393 or 743-208-5497.

andmoreagain presents The Army, The Navy with Ella Woolsey. The Army, The Navy originated near Mount Tamalpais, where foggy mornings lift to reveal sunlit redwoods, and that landscape continues to anchor their celestial yet grounded songwriting. Their debut album, Fake Brave Life, channels both courage and vulnerability, capturing the risks of chasing a dream and the effort it takes to project bravery. They describe it as their most existential and intentional work, a moody journey through a rainy night that moves toward first light. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

Presented by andmoreagain, Sweet Pill headlines Motorco Music Hall in Durham with Heart to Gold and Stereosity rounding out the bill. The night spotlights Sweet Pill’s latest chapter, built around their sophomore album Still There’s a Glow, a set of songs shaped by self-reflection, change, and the push to turn a difficult stretch into momentum. Expect expressive vocals from Zayna Youssef and a dynamic sound that moves from hard-hitting to quietly intentional, channeling the live energy the band has honed on tours alongside acts like La Dispute and The Wonder Years and at festivals including Riot Fest and Outbreak. Heart to Gold brings additional edge to the show, while Stereosity adds intricate, melodic emo and math rock textures with bright rhythms, vivid guitar work, and melancholic hooks. Advance tickets are $26, and day-of-show tickets are $31.

Little Big Town brings the For The Art Of It Tour to DPAC. The award-winning quartet of Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, and Jimi Westbrook has spent 25 years at the forefront of country music, with recognition from the GRAMMYs, ACMs, CMAs, AMAs, and the Emmys. They first connected with audiences through Boondocks, Bring It On Home, Good As Gone, and Little White Church, then reached new heights with the albums Tornado and Pain Killer, which produced number one hits like Pontoon, Tornado, Day Drinking, and the signature hit Girl Crush. The Breaker featured the Grammy-winning Better Man, followed by the albums Nightfall and Mr. Sun. Their career includes more than 45 nominations and over 20 wins across major award shows. They have also released a Greatest Hits collection featuring Kelsea Ballerini, Miranda Lambert, and Sugarland, along with their first Christmas album, The Christmas Record.

Faster Than Boys brings high energy party favorites to Real McCoy's with a fast paced set made for a fun night out. Upbeat music and a lively vibe keep the celebration going from start to finish.

Carolina Boxer Rescue marks the tenth year of its largest annual fundraiser with the Bull City Boxer Bash at Boxyard RTP. Expect raffles with prizes, a 50/50 drawing, boxer themed contests, local vendors, and plenty of food and drinks in a family friendly setting. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs and alumni boxers while connecting with fellow boxer enthusiasts and supporters of the rescue. Proceeds support medical care, shelter, transportation, and second chances for boxers across the Carolinas and beyond. Sponsorship and vendor opportunities are available, with more details and announcements to come from the organizers.

A quarter auction benefiting Troop 400, raising funds for a new trailer to help transport Scouts safely to and from camp. With the troop expanding, proceeds will support growing needs. The event takes place at Aldersgate United Methodist Church.

Settle into a soundscape where familiar grooves meet wider horizons. Sufi Roots & Rhythms is a musical journey at Boxyard RTP that moves from groove based Sufi and Hindustani influences to the kora traditions of Senegal, showcasing artists who make their home in North Carolina. This edition features the Diali Cissokho Trio, three internationally acclaimed musicians united by a dedication to music’s ability to bridge cultures. Diali Cissokho, a kora player and percussionist from Senegal, comes from a long line of Manding griots who carry forward the roles of historian and storyteller. Will Ridenour, a kora player and percussionist from Greensboro, North Carolina, found his path to West African music through a life changing encounter with traditional dance. Percussionist Atiba Rorie, founder of the multi genre band Africa Unplugged, has studied with masters including Bradley, Simmons, Babatunde Olatunji, and Chief Bey. Together they merge their individual artistry into a powerful ensemble grounded in West African rhythms and instruments. The performance offers a cross cultural experience that aims to heal, connect, and inspire through the universal language of music. By attending, participants consent to the recording of their likeness, image, and voice for use by Boxyard RTP in any medium.

Common Market Durham hosts a standup comedy open mic that brings performers and neighbors together in a relaxed market setting. Comics of all experience levels can sign up to perform while friends and comedy fans settle in with drinks and tasty sandwiches. The atmosphere is casual, the audience is encouraging, and sets often take surprising turns that keep the room buzzing. Expect a lively mix of fresh jokes, spontaneous riffs, and plenty of laughs.

NC Comicon returns with a distinctive celebration of comics, creators, and cosplay. It shines a light on the stories on the page, the talent behind them, and the costumes that bring characters to life.

This Fallout LE Launch Tournament takes place at Triangle Pinball Collective and features competitive play that culminates in finals. Participants can anticipate prizes provided by Stern Pinball and the Collective. Additional details will be shared.

Presented by andmoreagain, Red Leather brings the Tahoe Tour to Motorco Music Hall in Durham, NC. Advance admission is $25, with $30 the day of the show. Red Leather is an anonymous alternative rock artist from Reno, Nevada who mixes the grit of classic Americana with the intensity of early 2000s rock. Debuting in 2022, the project speaks candidly about addiction, sobriety, and the long journey toward self-redemption. Three years into sobriety, those lived experiences shape raw, honest lyrics. The second album, Tahoe, traces the process of rebuilding life after addiction. A fan-first, viral approach has cultivated a dedicated audience, and the current world tour has seen venues fill across the United States and Europe. Momentum continues to build as this stop of the Tahoe Tour arrives at Motorco Music Hall.

Sharp 9 Gallery in Durham welcomes an album release performance for Bull City Blues led by Wilmington, North Carolina native Lynn Grissett. A versatile trumpeter and saxophonist, Grissett has shared the stage with Branford and Ellis Marsalis, Dewey Redman, Winard Harper, and Cyrus Chestnut, and spent four years touring with Prince as part of the New Power Generation Hornz. The quartet features Lynn Grissett on trumpet and saxophone, Bob Sanger on piano, Kenny Phelps-McKeown on bass, and Devin T Fuller on drums.

Take part in a free, hands-on community workshop that builds sturdy benches for Durham bus stops that lack seating. Participants receive materials, tools, plans, and guidance, with instruction provided by volunteers from local nonprofit partners. This effort is a collaboration with Play, NC, Bike Durham, and Bull City Woodshop. Advance registration through the organizer’s website is required and each signup is for one person. If attending with a friend or family member, each person must reserve a seat. Participants must be at least 12 years old and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult for the entire session. This class is not intended for younger children. Wear closed-toed shoes and avoid loose clothing or jewelry, and note that Crocs are not allowed. All tools, materials, and safety equipment are provided. A liability waiver must be completed before entering the workshop or taking part in any activities, and filling it out ahead of time is encouraged. Multiple dates and time slots are available, and a waitlist exists for future workshops. While there is no charge to participate, each bench costs about $125 to make, and contributions to support the project are welcome. If you need accessibility accommodations, contact the organizers in advance so they can best support your experience.

andmoreagain presents a concert with We Are Scientists marking the 20th anniversary of With Love and Squalor. They will perform the album in full along with hits from their catalog. The evening also features Sean McVerry, a Brooklyn based singer songwriter, multi instrumentalist and composer whose work pairs intricate writing with a cinematic feel. His latest release, STEVE, follows his 2020 debut Death of the Golden Boy, an EP with his project TELECOMS, and Menagerie, a series of short songs shared weekly for half of 2024. The record emerged over two years alongside a weekly songwriting circle with peers, including members of We Are Scientists, Au Revoir Simone, Chairlift and others, generating more than ninety pieces that were distilled into a story of urban frenzy, looming nihilism and the quiet resolve found in close friendships. STEVE was recorded and produced by McVerry and Zeno Pittarelli, with additional engineering by Abe Seiferth, known for work with Battles, DFA and Nation of Language.

Presented by The MAKRS Society, this monthly foodie and art market celebrates Durham's diverse culinary and creative scene at Durham Central Park. Attendees can browse a food truck rodeo along with a range of food vendors and art vendors. Drinks are available from The Glass Jug next door. It offers a chance to enjoy delicious bites with friends and family while discovering art and goods from participating vendors.

Explore downtown Durham at a free, two-day art market that blends indoor spaces with outdoor stops across the city center. It begins at the Durham Arts Council and extends through multiple nearby venues, creating an easy walk through the creative scene. See work by regional artists and crafters, shop for handmade gifts, and enjoy live music alongside local food. Take time to visit favorite restaurants and businesses along the route. Open to all ages.

Experience the finale of a three-part 80s throwback dance series. Dressing up is completely optional, and anyone who wants to lean into the theme is welcome to show off their best 80s look.

At The Robin’s Nest, enjoy an after-hours holiday wreath workshop set amid twinkle lights, blending creativity with relaxing touches like crafts, snacks, and wine. The evening starts with guided instruction, then opens up so you can design a fresh 20 to 22 inch wreath in your own style, whether natural and woodsy or bright and festive. While you craft, sip a glass of wine, enjoy a cheese and charcuterie spread, and end with a sweet treat. Non-alcoholic beverages are available. The fee is $95 per person and includes all supplies and materials, wine, cheese and charcuterie, and dessert. Space is limited for this intimate gathering.

In a first for the ensemble, Bell Durham opens the Durham Symphony Orchestra’s annual Holiday Pops concert with a festive handbell program that includes Jingle Bells, Sleigh Ride, and Let It Go from Frozen. The orchestra performs following the handbell set to continue the celebration. Bell Durham is a fifteen-member advanced community group that performs across six octaves of handbells and handchimes.

Peter Lamb and the Wolves return to Boxyard RTP for a quarterly jazz showcase built around original sets created specifically for this occasion. The focus is an immersive live experience, with vibrant rhythms and melodies that may inspire dancing. It is presented as a memorable night of music that shines a light on the group’s creativity. Questions can be directed to hello@boxyardrtp.com. Performance inquiries can be sent to music@boxyardtrp.com. By attending, participants consent to the recording of their likeness, image, and voice and authorize Boxyard RTP to use photographs, video, and audio containing those recordings in any medium for any purpose.

The Geek and Grub Market brings a Holiday Nightmare edition to the Durham Armory with free admission, more than 40 geek-themed vendors, food trucks, special guests, and interactive fun. Begin at the check-in desk at the main entrance, where children can pick up a complimentary goodie or learn how to participate in a free scavenger hunt. The indoor Geek Tavern offers non-alcoholic themed beverages for a festive refresh. No ticket is required for entry. Street parking is plentiful and free on weekends, with additional paid options in nearby garages. The venue is fully accessible. Only service dogs are allowed. A detailed schedule will be announced. The vendor list and map will be available online starting ten days before the event, and vendor applications are accepted through the event website. The scavenger hunt challenges participants to find eight Holiday Gambits, then return to the HQ desk to collect a prize.

Durham Craft Market brings its largest marketplace of the year to the Durham Central Park Pavilion, showcasing work from more than 50 local artists. Explore handmade creations, find giftable pieces, and support Durham’s creative community.

Alibi brings a festive winter celebration to Zinchouse Winery in Durham, packed with bold attitude and the kind of energy that builds with the crowd. Look for hard-hitting renditions of popular cover songs, cranked up and full of punch, with a sprinkle of holiday tunes in the mix. The atmosphere suits families as well as anyone interested in a lively night out.

Holiday magic arrives with a full live orchestra as World Ballet Company brings The Nutcracker to The Carolina Theatre of Durham. A cast of 40 accomplished dancers, more than 150 hand-sewn, shimmering costumes, and elaborate hand-built scenery create a festive experience that welcomes all ages. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve as her cherished Nutcracker springs to life, sweeping her into a dream filled with whirling snowflakes, a battle with mice, and a visit to the Kingdom of Sweets. The performance runs about 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 2 and older. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours nationwide with beloved classics, featuring professional artists from more than ten countries and a record of appearances in over 300 cities for audiences exceeding 500,000. Group rates are available for parties of 10 or more.

Straight No Chaser brings rich harmonies and holiday cheer to DPAC in Durham, NC, featuring the nine voices of Walter Chase, Jerome Collins, Seggie Isho, Michael Luginbill, Steve Morgan, Luke Bob Robinson, Jasper Smith, Tyler Trepp and Freedom Young. Fresh off celebrating 25 years together, the group continues to share seasonal favorites with both longtime followers and new listeners. Their story includes a major resurgence after a 2006 upload of their 1998 performance of The 12 Days of Christmas sparked widespread attention online. Their global impact spans more than three million albums sold, over 1.5 million tickets, 100 million plus YouTube views and more than a billion streams. Ticket access includes artist, preferred seating, Friends of DPAC and Live Nation presales, along with VIP packages, and a public on sale for both tickets and VIP packages.