This weekend in Fayetteville, NC

A community car show at Bubba’s 33 in Fayetteville brings eye catching rides together to benefit the Military Order of the Purple Heart Scholarship. The scholarship helps members of the Military Order of the Purple Heart and their families with college expenses, and applications are open to graduating high school seniors and current undergraduates working toward an undergraduate degree or a professional certificate. The event features trophies, raffles, giveaways, a 50/50 drawing, and music. Arriving early is recommended to secure a spot, and attendees are encouraged to spread the word to friends, family, and their crew to show support.

A first ever community clothing pop up brings a 90s inspired vibe and a mission centered on affordable, gently used pieces for local families, led by two moms who care about upcycling and reducing textile waste. The setup is at a residence, with most of the selection displayed outside on racks and in organized bins, creating a relaxed space to mingle and meet new friends. In addition to clothing, there will be local mom made baked goods, art, jewelry and more. Donations of quality items are appreciated to help keep the community closet stocked.

Learn practical skills in adult and pediatric first aid, CPR, and AED use in a classroom setting. This 4 hour 30 minute course costs $100 and provides a certificate issued the same day. It is designed for people with limited or no medical background who need a CPR and First Aid credential to meet workplace, compliance, or other requirements. It suits childcare professionals and nannies, daycare and school staff, senior caregivers and foster care providers, camp counselors and youth leaders, construction workers, coaches for children’s teams, and family caregivers such as parents, grandparents, babysitters, and guardians. Instruction covers delivering effective CPR, understanding the links in the chain of survival for cardiac emergencies, operating an automated external defibrillator, and assisting a choking person whether an adult, child, or infant. The course also explains how to recognize and respond to sudden illnesses such as diabetic issues, severe allergic reactions, poisoning, seizures, fever, stroke, and shock. Additional topics include care for wounds and burns, identifying concussions, managing injuries to muscles, bones, and joints, techniques to control external bleeding, and how to handle environmental emergencies like heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, hypothermia, and frostbite.

Heroes in training, shining royals, and playful adventurers will find a lively celebration at Fascinate-U’s End of Summer Block Party: Capes, Crowns & Chaos, presented by Brightspeed. Children are welcome to wear a superhero cape, a sparkling crown, a knight’s helmet, or any favorite costume and explore activities throughout the event. Highlights include a gaming truck, a bubbly foam party, face painting, balloon animals, fairy hair, a treasure dig, giant cardboard box castle building, and hands-on crafts, plus full access to all museum exhibits. Admission is free for everyone thanks to Brightspeed. Local food trucks will offer savory options and sweet treats for purchase. The day caps off the season with creativity, adventure, and a playful spirit that families can enjoy together.

Hosted by the Spring Lake MVAAC and Fort Bragg Harley-Davidson, this community cookout centers on suicide awareness and prevention. The gathering offers a welcoming space for solidarity, support, and connection.

Sol's is dedicating a day to a sensory-friendly experience for guests who may be overwhelmed by loud sounds, bright lights, or crowded areas. The environment will be quieter and intentionally calmer to support comfort, allowing visitors to relax, have fun, and explore at a pace that suits them. The focus is inclusion and understanding, welcoming individuals, families, and friends to a setting where everyone belongs and feels cared for.

Explore downtown Fayetteville on a relaxed walk that traces its story from the 1700s to today. Highlights include historic market buildings, some of the city’s earliest residences, and notable examples of commercial architecture, with more to discover throughout this historic North Carolina community.

Men, Lies & Secrets is a new stage play presented at the Londzell Performing Arts Center in Tucker, Georgia. This live production invites theatergoers to experience the story as it unfolds on stage.

Explore Fayetteville’s centuries of history on a ghost walk that reveals its eerie side. Founded in 1756, the city holds enduring legends, from grieving brides said to roam in sorrow to whispers of specters in historic cinemas and stories of inmates who never fully left the old jail. This tour shares the background of these hauntings and shows how the past still echoes through Fayetteville today.

A lively Latin fusion night brings people from many cultures together to share energetic music and dancing. Expect an upbeat atmosphere where rhythm sets the tone and the dance floor stays active. Latin Fusion DJ Serg Sniper provides the soundtrack with a vibrant mix that keeps the party moving.

Ellis Dom and Crew take the stage at Paddy's Irish Pub with a high-energy rock show. This local three-piece features Ellis Dom on guitar and vocals, Roger Biggerstaff on guitar, and Matt Wolf on drums. With years of experience, they light up the room with sharp musicianship and blazing guitar work, celebrating classic rock favorites from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Look forward to a nostalgic set that showcases tight grooves, impressive solos, and the chemistry of a band that knows how to bring the decades to life.

Dirtbag Ales Brewery Farmers Market is an open-air, community-focused market featuring locally grown fresh produce and a variety of other Sandhill-area products, including homemade jellies and jams. Plan to browse from more than 50 local vendors, enjoy live music, and check out family-friendly entertainment on the playground. There will also be food trucks and Dirtbag Ales craft brews available while you socialize and enjoy the day.

A high-energy, faith-centered fitness experience blends joyful movement with uplifting music. Participants can explore a mix of workout styles, sing along to beloved classics, and move at a pace that feels comfortable. The setting emphasizes worship, joy, and purpose, and makes room for everyone, whether dancing, stepping, clapping, swaying, or joining from a chair. Rooted in the belief that health and wholeness support the work of building God’s Kingdom, this gathering treats exercise as active ministry. Proceeds support the 10th Annual Health & Fitness Cancer Awareness Weekend along with a chosen charity. It welcomes church communities, friends, ministry teams, and families seeking Gospel-inspired joy and movement.

Experience a guided breathwork session led by life coach Camy Kennedy that focuses on connecting with higher consciousness and releasing stored emotions. The practice centers on a 50 minute open mouth breathing sequence supported by curated music, spiritual psychology principles, and chakra activation. Participants lie down on a yoga mat with an eye covering and there is a brief primal scream segment to help clear stuck feelings. Many people use this time to ease stress, fear, and anxiety, often leaving with a sense of openness, relaxation, and a natural high. Pre registration is required and walk ins are not accepted. Tickets are $33. A completed waiver is needed before your first class and participation is not recommended during pregnancy. Please arrive about 5 minutes early to get settled, since late arrivals cannot be accommodated and doors close at the start. Bring water, a journal, and an open heart and mind. This offering is part of a recurring series held every 2nd Sunday and 3rd Monday. For questions, contact Coach Camy at hello@camykennedy.com or (919) 443-0738.

This is an evening focused on meditation, reflection, and recovery.