Free events in Eden, NC

Carolina Blooms will offer hand-tied bouquets crafted from flowers grown on their farm in Blanch, North Carolina. The selection changes as the flower season progresses, with colors and varieties shifting slightly from week to week to showcase what is blooming.

This pet food distribution supports households facing difficulty feeding their animals, with the goal of helping pets remain with their families. Assistance is available up to three times per year per household. New participants should bring a photo ID that shows a Rockingham County address and be prepared to provide details for each pet, including name, gender, type of animal, spay or neuter status, and rabies vaccination status. Returning participants are reminded that the three-times-per-year limit still applies. If any new pets have been added to the household since the last visit, the household is not eligible for assistance. These guidelines help ensure resources can reach as many families as possible.

A local holistic wellness and arts showcase where exhibitors may offer aura photos, bodywork, energy work, intuitive readings such as tarot and astrology, handcrafted jewelry and gifts, and indulgent spa products. Complimentary workshops may also be offered, and admission is free.

Duke Regional Hospital marks five decades of caring for the community with Duke Regional Cares Community Day at Durham County Memorial Stadium. This free, family-friendly celebration features live entertainment, food trucks, health screenings, games, and activities for all ages. It offers a chance to recognize the hospital’s legacy of service while enjoying an afternoon of community fun. Registration is encouraged but not required. The celebration honors 50 years of service, partnership, and care.

A central block of downtown Greensboro transforms into a car free promenade filled with local vendors, small businesses, live music, dancing, and family friendly activities. Browse pop ups, connect with neighborhood merchants, and take in performances as the street becomes a lively gathering place for all ages. This event invites exploration of downtown and showcases a range of local offerings.

Put your knowledge to the test at a general trivia night hosted by Just Dave at Ment Beverage Co./Honeygirl Meadery. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to the first, second, and third place teams. Arrive early to reserve space for your team.

This walk-in hiring event offers open interviews for a variety of positions across the company and welcomes job seekers of any background. Opportunities include entry-level roles, experienced positions, and paths for those exploring a career change. For questions, call 434-201-8012.

UChicago Maroons and friends gather for an alumni pub trivia night at Hi-Wire Brewing Durham. The trivia is free to play. The taproom features 20 beers on draft along with draft cocktails and well drinks, and s'mores are available. Food can be purchased from the adjoining partner restaurants Cugino Forno and 19Fifty-One. UChicago alumni and friends are welcome to attend.

Explore a beginner friendly introduction to Systema at Triangle Aikido in Durham. This free trial class presents a whole body approach that blends martial arts principles with breathwork, relaxation, and mindful movement. New students build practical self protection by developing natural, intuitive responses while gaining strength, mobility, and ease under stress. Training focuses on moving freely with solid structure and minimal tension. Through a steady, thoughtful progression, participants cultivate awareness, adaptability, and a calm mind in challenging situations. Each session is varied, so practice stays engaging, and everyone works at a comfortable pace with attention on movement quality and understanding. Classes often open with breathing, movement, and conditioning drills rooted in Russian martial arts to release tension and build resilience, then continue into rolling, falling, ground skills, and theme based exercises. NC Systema is an official Systema Vasiliev school, and instructors maintain annual certification through the headquarters in Toronto.

A relaxed craft circle welcomes anyone curious about knitting or crochet, those seeking help with a stuck yarn project, or crafters who simply enjoy creating alongside others. Participants can bring a work in progress or start something new with guidance from the community, including the Textiles Dept and local makers. A limited supply of needles and yarn will be available for beginners. The gathering is free and open to everyone. Feel free to bring a friend, as well as a drink or snack to share.