Events in Forsyth County, NC

Explore practical ways to deepen intuitive awareness in a two-part, hands-on workshop focused on ESP, telepathy, and the practice of remote viewing. Guided instruction, interactive activities, and simple daily exercises help you notice, test, and strengthen your natural abilities. The first segment covers essentials like precognition, telepathy, post-cognition, and the intuitive senses often called the clairs, followed by card-based perception drills and easy games to continue at home. The second segment introduces remote viewing with clear definitions, a look at how it differs from other approaches, a collaborative locating challenge centered on the instructor, and a review of group results. Attendance is limited to 12 participants to keep the experience highly interactive. A single $119 ticket includes both segments, along with a workbook and all materials, and sessions are not offered individually. The workshop is led by Frank Chodl, a psychic medium known around the world whose books, classes, and seminars draw on decades of paranormal work and a strong focus on research. He reports first noticing his abilities in childhood and was described as a deep trance medium by Lorraine Warren in 1975. His work has been observed by professionals in psychology, parapsychology, and paranormal research, and his investigations have taken him to historic and ancient sites across the globe, including locations in China and Italy, ruins in the American Southwest and the Yucatan, stone circles in the British Isles, sites in Ghana, and islands associated with the Bermuda Triangle.

Get started with 3D creation in Blender, a free download, during a beginner-friendly class in the Computer Lab at Mixxer. You will get comfortable with the interface and practice commonly used modeling techniques, laying the groundwork for creating your own designs for 3D printing and more. Open to participants ages 13 and up. Instruction is led by Dakota Pahel-Short (she/her).

Celebrate Halloween at Utopia Fitness with a Heroes versus Villains theme. Costumes are encouraged, whether inspired by a courageous hero, a notorious villain, or a wonderfully weird original. Activities include a costume contest and a fitness competition featuring the longest deadhang, the Thor hammer hold for time, head throws for maximum reps in two minutes, a Viking row distance challenge in two minutes, earthquake push ups for reps in two minutes, and a neck choke hold endurance test. A silent auction showcases products, services, and prizes contributed by local businesses and the Utopia community, and proceeds from the auction and fundraiser support Woman Within International, a women-led 501(c)(3) that creates spaces for women to reconnect with their authentic voice, inner wisdom, and power through transformational weekends, workshops, and women’s circles, having supported more than 16,000 women worldwide. Food and drinks will be available. Attendees can also enjoy spin the wheel fun and door prizes such as memberships, services, smoothies, merchandise, training, and more. Child watch is available during the event with Halloween-themed activities, games, and snacks. Open to members and non-members, and welcoming to families.

Live music sets the tone at East Coast Wings + Grill Peters Creek, where great food and cold drinks create a laid-back setting. Friends and families can enjoy favorite wings and burgers while relaxing to the entertainment in a fun, welcoming atmosphere.

Experience an evening devoted to the unexplained with Paranormal Night, featuring host Jeff Jenkins. From puzzling visions to unaccountable sightings, stories of the unknown take center stage as guests share their own encounters. The night also includes a creepier-than-usual round of the collaborative drawing game Exquisite Corpse, where participants turn eerie ideas into shared artwork. This program is intended for adult audiences, and parental discretion is advised.

This small, reflective gathering centers on spirit communication as messages emerge during a group mediumship session, then continues with tea, conversation, and light snacks. The medium describes acting as a bridge between those who are living, those who have passed, and those in a middle state. No specific individuals are called upon, as information comes from those who most need to be heard. Messages are guided by need rather than want. In a group setting, not everyone will receive a personal message, and some messages may resonate with more than one attendee. To keep the process clear, participants are asked not to share hoped-for outcomes, names, dates, relationships, or other details in advance, allowing the spirits to speak for themselves. A casual reception to meet and chat follows, with tea and snacks provided by the host. Tickets are $49 per person. Frank Chodl, a psychic medium with international recognition, leads the evening. His books, classes, and seminars draw on decades of paranormal work, research, and teaching. He noticed his abilities at the age of eight and was identified as a deep trance medium by the late Lorraine Warren in 1975. Over the years he has offered numerous accurate, impactful readings that have been observed by psychologists, parapsychologists, and paranormal investigators, serving individuals and groups in private homes, historic inns and hotels, battlefields, and cemeteries. His investigations have taken him to sites around the world, including the Forbidden City in Beijing, Anasazi ruins in Colorado, the ancient site of Pompei in Italy, standing stones and stone circles in the British Isles, slave cells in Ghana, Mayan ruins in the Yucatan, and islands in the Bermuda Triangle.

REFIT ReNew Going Pink is a special class at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Winston-Salem that blends fitness with remembrance and support. Participants move together to honor women affected by breast cancer, including those in treatment, survivors, and those remembered. An energizing playlist aims to spark movement, singing, and smiles, with room for heartfelt moments. Pink clothing and accessories are encouraged to create a visible show of solidarity. The experience goes beyond a typical workout by pairing uplifting music and empowering movement with a caring community that reminds everyone they are not alone.

Lantern light guides a walk with Old Salem’s night watch through documented accounts of the community’s past...tales of spirits and fires, unruly figures and the dead. The route includes an original building connected to these events, offering a glimpse into a period marked by uncertainty and unanswered questions. Highlights include Salem’s best known legend alongside seldom told stories, while considering how early residents faced danger and interpreted the supernatural. This in-depth experience is intended for ages 10 and up. It is a partially outdoor walking tour across uneven streets, with some stops inside buildings that require stairs, and it proceeds regardless of weather. Multiple tours are offered each night, and capacity is limited to 12 participants per time slot.

Blue's and Brew's Night at Whiskey Taps and Tails Saloon in Clemmons marks the debut of The Masters of Rhythm Country Rock Rhythm and Blues Revue alongside the Tri-County Car Tour.

Family Kicks Championship Martial Arts hosts a free community Trunk or Treat in a festive, family-friendly setting. Kids can enjoy candy, prizes, and a variety of activities suitable for all ages. Costumes are welcome and should be appropriate for children so everyone can participate comfortably. The event welcomes families and provides a safe Halloween celebration. For any questions, contact the organizers.

Coyote Book Club is a free, monthly hybrid gathering led by poet and educator Petra Salazar that centers Latinx literature in a relaxed, low-pressure setting. It blends the spirit of a casual happy hour with the focus of a study group, creating an accessible space where philosophy, poetry, and praxis meet en la resolana for meaningful pláticas. Conversations invite participants to reflect on the complexities of the global polycrisis, drawing on key Latinx concepts such as zozobra, nepantla, and susto. There is no expectation to finish every page. Skimming or getting familiar with the book’s main ideas is welcome. If finding a copy of the text is challenging, reaching out directly is encouraged. The format offers both in-person and online participation, and admission is free. To keep the atmosphere creative and comfortable, attendees are welcome to bring the reading, a handiwork or craft project, favorite snacks, and a drink.

The Halloween Flash event weekend features flash prepared by Kirby (Kirstin Lindholm). All artists will be available for walk-ins throughout the weekend.

Steve Hofstetter, a globally popular comic whose videos have been viewed billions of times, brings a brand new set to Brendle Recital Hall at Wake Forest University and makes a return to Winston-Salem with an anything-goes stand-up performance. He has sold out venues in hundreds of cities across dozens of countries. Suitable for ages 14 and older. Parking is available in lots Q and A. If the show is canceled for any reason, tickets are refunded automatically.

Explore the history of African Americans in Winston-Salem on a tour that highlights key places, narratives, and contributions that have shaped the city. The tour travels through the historic Depot Street neighborhood of Winston-Salem.

This event features a series of one-shot campaigns using the Pathfinder tabletop gaming system. It takes place on the last Saturday of every month.

Step into a spooky-meets-cozy atmosphere for a Halloween soap-making workshop at Lizzie’s All Natural Products. Participants create six natural bars with premium ingredients while exploring special Halloween botanicals along with themed colors and fragrances. Clear instruction keeps the process friendly for beginners and fun for DIY enthusiasts. After crafting, design and decorate a custom soap box or other packaging to finish the look. Complimentary beverages include sparkling juice, hot herbal tea, and spring water, with festive music and raffle prizes adding to the celebration. Costumes are optional but encouraged, and wearing one comes with a free gift. Everyone leaves with six beautifully scented creations and packaging designed by hand.

Take a deep dive into Winston-Salem’s darker chapters on a true crime tour that recounts chilling cases from the city’s past. Hear about a puzzling killing connected to a serial prison escapee, the ascent of a cult leader who became one of the most notorious in America, and the baffling slaying of an entire family. This experience highlights some of the most haunting stories that have shaped local history.

Trunk or Treat offers a welcoming, family-friendly setting where children can enjoy themselves in a safe space. Expect plenty of laughs and simple fun for everyone.

Pandora’s Jukebox Band brings an interactive Halloween costume party to Village Square Tap House. The setlist is shaped by the crowd, with guests requesting favorites from the band’s ever-growing jukebox so each performance is unique. Wear a costume or come as you are and enjoy live music spanning Classic Rock, Country, Pop, Dance, Southern Rock, 90s favorites, and today’s hits. Request the songs you want to hear and the band will perform them, with food and drinks available at the venue.

A welcoming movement class with Dezmon Woods invites participants to stretch, move, and enjoy the process. It begins with gentle stretching, then shifts into exploring creative ways to move through styles like hip hop, jazz, contemporary, and more. No prior dance experience is needed, and participants are encouraged to bring energy and curiosity. Think of it as a mini dance adventure. The focus is not on perfection, it is about getting your body moving, trying new things, and expressing yourself through movement.

A friendly playdate for queer parents and their children to get together, let the kids play, and build new friendships.

Enjoy a dance-focused event at 690 Women’s Fitness with a structured lesson followed by open dancing. It starts with Maggie Shipley teaching Faith & Desire by Johanna Barnes, a 32 count, 4 wall intermediate line dance with two restarts. After the lesson, the floor opens for improver and intermediate dances from a curated playlist, with the full list to be shared in the event listing. The final segment invites on-site requests so participants can choose their favorite dances. Entry is $10.

Treat yourself to a complimentary chair massage from Nirvana Therapeutic Massage and enjoy lactation muffins from Milk Remedy at Village Family Chiropractic. This event welcomes the public, and a quick call or email ahead of time is requested to help with planning. For details or to confirm attendance, contact 336.747.3138 or villagefamilychiropractic336@gmail.com.

Settle in with your current read and enjoy the company of other book lovers in a calm, mostly quiet setting. Silent Book Club brings readers together to read their own books side by side, with no assigned titles and no discussion guides. Conversations often spark around favorite reads and recommendations, making it easy to connect with like-minded people. All readers are welcome, including those using e-readers. Organized by local volunteers, this community spans more than 500 chapters across 50 countries.

A community open jam invites musicians to make music together in a relaxed, collaborative setting. Participants can bring instruments, their energy, and plenty of creativity. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned performers to those who simply enjoy playing. The focus is on creating, connecting with fellow musicians, and having fun. Admission is free.

Colby Jack and the High Lifes deliver a vintage honky tonk set that blends country favorites from the 1950s through the 1980s with their own timeless originals. Their latest release, King Honky, is available to stream.

This feis takes place in Winston-Salem, NC and provides an opportunity for dancers and teams to prepare for Provincials. Updates will be shared on the event page and the organizer's website.

A feel-good timed 5K in Horneytown channels every registration dollar straight to Hospice of the Piedmont and the Horneytown Fire Department, making each step a direct contribution to the community. Runners can take part on the course, and there is also a virtual option for those who cannot be there or prefer not to run. Expect a lighthearted spirit too... there is a playful warning that if you end up in Climax, NC, you have gone a bit too far.

A timed 5k takes place at Jamison Park and along the Muddy Creek Greenway in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. All proceeds benefit the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation to advance a cure and enhance quality of life for those affected by bile duct cancer. Race timing and 5k bibs are provided by Junction 311 Endurance Sports. Registration information can be found on the event's main page.

Centered on gratitude and creative joy, this relaxed mixed media art gathering at The Open Studio encourages creativity and connection. Explore watercolor, collage papers, stamps, book pages, fabric, and other materials to craft colorful, textured pieces. Participants can make collages, gratitude themed journal pages, handmade cards and tags, and playful seasonal artwork while enjoying a peaceful, welcoming setting. No prior experience is required, materials are included, and it is family friendly for ages 8 and up with an adult. The emphasis is on slowing down, creating with your hands, and leaving refreshed for the busy season ahead.

This community walk explores Old Salem on a route participants return to often. It welcomes everyone, including partners, kids, parents, siblings, friends, family, and neighbors. The group meets at Salem Square in front of the old fire station, a small brick building opposite Lot 63. Expect a mix of terrain with hills, stretches of cobblestone sidewalk, and portions along the street. The distance is about 1.5 to 3 miles, adjusted to the walkers on the day. The finish point is Lot 63.

Explore an art walk in Winston-Salem’s historic Ardmore neighborhood. Discover artwork from participating artists. A full list of artists is available, along with more details about the event.

Explore how atmospheric conditions and color shifts can create convincing depth in landscape painting in a hands-on workshop with Kimberly Varnadoe. Learn the principle of aerial perspective, a practice traced to Leonardo da Vinci and related to the Munsell system, where colors often lighten in value, shift bluer in hue, and grow grayer in chroma as they recede. Consider how moisture and elevation affect clarity, from misty lowlands to dry high country, then apply those insights while building color sequences that suggest distant space on a two dimensional surface. Through guided practice, create a series of loose color studies in varied palettes and take techniques you can carry back to your studio. All materials for acrylic painting are supplied, and you are welcome to bring preferred media or personal brushes. Member fee is $15 and non member fee is $20, made possible at a reduced rate with support from the Shallow Ford Foundation.

Bluegrass music pairs with barbecue in K-Vegas for a simple, welcoming combination of music and food.

The Furniture City Kennel Club hosts its annual conformance dog show at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds & Arena Event Center. This year’s show honors the memory of Howard Yost, a strong supporter of local dog shows who recently passed away, with a special recognition planned during the presentation of Best in Show. The event is open to the public. Parking is $10.00.

GWAR comes to The Ramkat, joined by Midnight, Mac Sabbath, and X-Cops. This show brings all four acts together on the same bill.

An adult art class series focused on practical, repeatable techniques, not a casual craft night. Quarter 3 centers on colored pencil work, inviting patience and precision with a playful nod to the season. Across three Sunday sessions, begin with core techniques for the medium, move into a structured, hands-on project that applies what you learned, then complete a finished piece ready for a frame or the fridge. The cost is $75 for the quarter, which covers all three classes and complete supply kits, and every session includes snacks and Sunday beverages. Topics include layering and burnishing, using value to create depth, blending for smooth transitions, sharpening detail, improving composition, and even stepping up your coloring book skills. Guided practice features doodling, color mixing, and SEOS on small trading-card formats to keep the commitment low while you build confidence. The culminating project is a richly detailed study of festive ribbon bows that highlights texture, dimension, and seasonal flair, a patient build of color that rewards steady focus.

An appearance by Nashville-based singer and songwriter Liz Longley centers on an arresting voice and deeply felt storytelling. Recognized by top national songwriting competitions and supported by a passionate fan base, she has shaped a career marked by heartfelt, genre-crossing work. Her 2020 album Funeral For My Past earned wide recognition, with Forbes offering strong praise, Billboard noting its reach from Americana to gospel-tinged soul to bright pop, and Newsweek placing it among noteworthy releases of that year. In 2024 she unveiled It’s Me Again, an EP that reimagines key songs in acoustic form, including Unraveling, the piece that earned her the BMI John Lennon Scholarship Award. With signs pointing toward a forthcoming full-length, this moment offers a look at an artist moving into her next chapter.

A relaxed movie night centered on community and unwinding. Admission is $5 per person and includes popcorn. The event welcomes all ages, and families are encouraged to review the film lineup to ensure each selection is a good fit for younger viewers. Seating is cozy with floor spots and pillows, and chairs are available upon request for anyone who prefers them. Attendees can grab a drink, get settled, and even bring a blanket for extra comfort. Featured titles rotate, with selections such as Le Chocolat, Magic in the Moonlight, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Amélie, Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, 13 Going On 30, Kiki’s Delivery Service, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, La La Land, and Home Alone. The focus is comfort, connection, and a simple night out.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating lineup of stand-up comedians to Breathe Cocktail Lounge & Restaurant. Each show features talent with television and podcast credits, and the bill changes from one performance to the next for a fresh experience every time.

Winston-Salem favorites The Vagabond Saints' Society bring a mischievous celebration of The Replacements, the iconic Minneapolis pioneers of punk and garage rock, to Gas Hill Drinking Room. Playful questions about sobriety, balance, and whether Tommy finally gets those tonsils out set the tone for an irreverent night of music.

Copa Salem is a new community soccer festival in Winston-Salem that brings together spirited competition, youth development, and connection. Taking place at the Fulton Family YMCA, the weekend includes a 7v7 coed tournament, a free youth soccer clinic offered in partnership with Charlotte FC, and a community fair featuring local nonprofits, health organizations, and other partners. Over two days, players, families, and supporters can enjoy plenty of soccer and opportunities to connect. The festival welcomes teams, sponsors, community organizations, volunteers, and families interested in the clinic, with additional details to be shared as plans roll out.

Latin Dancing Nights at AFAS offers a welcoming, high energy evening in Winston-Salem each month. The night begins with a beginner friendly salsa class that breaks down the basics, with no partner or prior experience required. After the lesson, a lively social keeps the floor moving with salsa, bachata, merengue, cumbia, cha cha cha, kizomba, and more. Guests may attend solo, with friends, or on a date, and can connect with fellow dance lovers in an inviting setting. Admission is $10 and includes the class along with several hours of social dancing.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on ornament painting pop-up at Visual Index in Winston-Salem, NC. JK Woodworked Creations leads a guided session focused on Winston-Salem skyline designs, with all skill levels welcome and step by step help provided. Each participant chooses two favorite designs and decorates two 4 inch skyline ornaments to keep or give as gifts. Admission covers all painting supplies and materials, plus raffle giveaways. Space is limited.

Turn a night out into a Latin dance experience at Dave & Buster's in Winston-Salem. Led by SonCaribe Latin Dance, the evening begins with an introductory lesson in salsa and bachata, then moves into a social with music spanning salsa, bachata, merengue, cumbia, and more. Food and a full selection of drinks are available, and the arcade offers a fun break between songs. Come on your own or with friends, no partner or prior experience required. Admission is $10 per person. A good fit for date nights, singles, couples, and groups looking for something different to do in the area.

Returning once again, this event features a special guest, a cosplay contest, and door prizes, along with more to enjoy. Admission is free.

Members of Camel City Gamers gather for a relaxed day of tabletop play with a wide variety of games available, and participants are welcome to bring favorites from their own collection. For a sense of the kinds of titles that often hit the table, browse BoardGameGeek for examples. Those planning to attend are asked to RSVP through the Camel City Gamers Meetup page. Project:Re3 provides the space at no cost to the group, and anyone who would like to give back may bring nonperishable food or lightly used clothing to support the Project:Re3 Hope Center. Requested food items include peanut butter, boxed crackers, canned soup, fruit, vegetables and meat, along with rice, pasta and sauce, and cereals made with whole grains. The clothing closet is currently seeking coats and men's pants.

Kick off the holiday season at a festive two-day marketplace featuring a different selection of vendors each day for a varied shopping experience. Details about food trucks will be announced later. Vendor applications are open.

Now in its sixth year, Camel City Yacht Club brings an evening of smooth-sailing yacht rock to The Ramkat in Winston-Salem. Enjoy two laid-back sets that capture the breezy, nautical spirit of Thanksgiving weekend, where captain's hats and boat shoes feel right at home.

The second annual Joy of Christmas Merry Market brings a festive shopping experience to Kernersville VFW Post 5352, featuring local vendors, unique handmade gifts, and seasonal treats. Attendees can search for special presents, support small businesses, and enjoy a cheerful atmosphere with family and friends while celebrating the spirit of the holidays. Hosted by Sunshine Creations Co., the market focuses on creativity, community, and the warmth of the season. Vendor spaces are $60 each, and registration is open.

Take a break from the holiday rush at a seasonal art party that centers creativity, connection, and joy. Participants will explore festive mixed media techniques using watercolor, collage papers, stamps, book pages, fabric, and other creative treasures, slowing the pace to savor the simple pleasure of making something by hand in a welcoming, community-minded setting. All supplies are included, no experience is required, and the gathering is family friendly for ages 8 and up with an adult. Create keepsakes such as handmade ornaments or tags, Christmas cards and gift toppers, mixed media collages and journal pages, or other whimsical holiday pieces. Leave with handcrafted treasures and bright memories to share.

Follow the story of Moravian Christmas customs from 1753 through 1943. Enjoy seasonal music along the way and take part in interactive activities designed to engage visitors of every age. Admission is free.

Enjoy hometown holiday cheer at an artisan craft market in Harmon Park. Shop vendors for last-minute or first-time holiday gifts and enjoy sweet treats amid holiday lights. The market is part of a broader downtown celebration, with music, lights, Santa, decorated trees, and more throughout downtown Kernersville. Admission is free and open to the public. Vendors interested in participating should apply only through the Favored Conferences and Events Team.

iNCogNiTo returns to The Tavern at West Bend in Lewisville for a live performance. The act features two musicians accompanied by a rhythm machine. The venue hosts the group again for a night of music in Forsyth County.

Celebrate the season at Kernersville Parks and Recreation with the 10th annual Village Holiday Market, a festive morning featuring Santa, snacks, and holiday shopping with local business owners all in one place. This free community gathering offers complimentary professional photos with Santa and a visit from the Struggle Bus Coffee Truck. Explore more than 40 holiday market vendors, including Village Family Chiropractic, Always Beautiful Boutique, Bloom Darlin Permanent Jewelry, Champion Windows and Exteriors, Charming Faith, Color Street, Concrete Cotage, Coorie Doon Candles, CozyCraftHollow, Du Zol Jewelry, Hart Farmstead, Holyskein, Horneytown Home Baked Goods, Jazzy Knots, Kim’s Kraft Kreations, Lois Lane Collective, Milk Remedy, Momma-Made Stitchery, Muse in Rhapsody, Razz Custom Woodworking, Rustic Roots Boutique, Rusy’s Records, Sacred Spiral Holistics, Simply Jay Creations, SJMore’s Creations, Sweet Mornings Farm, The Spotted Bluebird, Thread to Timber, Triple R NC, Trades of Hope and more. The first 100 attendees receive swag bags, and there will be door prizes, including a chance to win a TV along with many additional giveaways. Vendors interested in participating can email business details and photos of products and setup to villagefamilychiropractic336@gmail.com for pre-approval, and should ignore any other requests for vendor information that do not come through this contact.

INCOGNITO opens the show for their friends LASATER UNION as they take the stage for their final performance. This farewell party marks the occasion and bids the band goodbye.

American Aquarium returns to The Ramkat in Winston-Salem with a gritty, heartfelt rock and roll set led by frontman BJ Barham. With 20 years behind them, 20 releases, and more than 4,000 shows, the band has built its place through relentless touring and perseverance through lineup changes, heartbreak, addiction and recovery, a global pandemic, and other challenges. Their album New Ways to Lose, produced by multi-time Grammy winner Shooter Jennings, was recorded in Los Angeles during a focused 10-day stretch that captured the band live in the room, then rounded out with three-part harmonies and horn arrangements. The sound comes across big-screen and tough, balancing vulnerable storytelling with the surging release of an anthemic rock band, nodding to heartland influences like Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, and Neil Young while remaining distinctly American Aquarium.

The United European Ballet brings The Nutcracker to R. J. Reynolds Auditorium in a production presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. Set to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s timeless music, the ballet follows Clara as a mysterious present leads her into a wintry dream, a clash with the Mouse King, and a journey to the Land of Sweets. An international ensemble from across Europe, including leading soloists from Ukraine, animates the story with polished technique and expressive artistry. The staging combines classical ballet with theatrical flourishes, featuring more than 200 costumes and carefully crafted sets. Hand-painted backdrops by Ukrainian artists and costumes by European designers enrich the experience, with favorite moments such as the Snow Scene, Waltz of the Flowers, and the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. The performance is presented in two acts with one intermission and is suitable for families with children ages 3 and up.

ZZ Top Notch returns to Whiskey, Taps and Tails Saloon in Clemmons, NC with a tribute spanning more than five decades of ZZ Top classics. The performance highlights favorites from across the band's long career and celebrates over 50 years of their music.

XcentriX returns to Folly's - Draft & Snack for a night of live music inspired by favorite memories. Glad, Dave, Jim, and John deliver tunes that invite toe tapping, sing along moments, and a bit of dancing. Folly's offers adult beverages, and the band describes it as one of their favorite places to play.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve with live music from Crane & Co at Old Nick’s Pub. Shoot a game of pool, enjoy a beer, and welcome the new year in a festive atmosphere.

An adult art series focused on practical skills you can use again and again, with no grading unless that is something you want. Each quarter features three Sunday sessions. The first builds core techniques in the chosen medium. The second offers a structured project to apply those skills. The third culminates in a finished piece that can be framed or stuck on the fridge. The fee is $75 per quarter and covers all three classes and the supply kits. Every class includes snacks and Sunday beverages. Quarter 4 centers on oil pastels, a medium that blends easily and can get messy. You will explore blending, color theory, how to suggest movement without turning colors muddy, and knowing when to stop. Guided practice includes a step-by-step goldfish in oil pastel, and the final project invites an expressive piece inspired by a favorite beverage, whether that is coffee, wine, or whatever helped during the previous quarter.