Events in Fuquay-Varina today

Fit + Flow at Fenton is a wellness and creativity festival that brings together elements from the Triangle Yoga Festival and the Peak City Fitness Festival. It’s a community event with a full morning schedule, set at Fenton in Cary.

Cars and Coffee Holly Springs features complimentary donuts from Bakerz Dozen, plus 2026 stickers for the first 40 cars to arrive. Park in Zone 1 first, then continue toward Zone 3, and please avoid the bank parking area. This is a monthly gathering, and pleasant weather is expected.

The fourth annual Bring Your Own Pool party at American Legion Post 116 transforms the space into a playful summer hangout where members set up their own kiddie pools and floats. Creativity is in the spotlight with a pool decorating contest and a prize for the best design. A community potluck is part of the festivities, so bringing a dish to share is encouraged. Expect music, cold drinks, and plenty of laughs, and plan for fun rain or shine. Remember chairs, towels, and sunscreen. This is a members only event.

Cooking with Annesty presents a hands-on cake decorating class for ages 16 and up. Learn how to stack layers, apply a neat crumb coat, smooth buttercream, and practice piping so you can complete a polished two-layer, six-inch cake. Registration includes pre-baked cake layers, decorating tools, step-by-step instruction, light refreshments, a starter decorating kit, and a finished cake to take home. Admission is $50, and space is limited.

This is a playful take on bingo that features friendly goats as companions. Laughter, excitement, and plenty of bingo action create a lighthearted atmosphere.

Catch stand-up comedian Rene Vaca at Raleigh Improv. The show is for guests age 21 and up, and seating is general admission, first-come first-served (with exceptions for groups and premium options). Doors open before the performance, and guests should note the venue has a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom. Photography and video recording during performances are not allowed, and all sales are final.

Come by for a relaxing Sunday morning yoga session at Bond Brothers Beer Company, then stick around for a drink afterward. Walk-ins are welcome, so you can drop in without a reservation.

Settle into a restorative sound bath at Bend & Snap Yoga Studio, where you can unwind, reconnect, and recharge while resting in a soothing field of sound. Attendees are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, comfortable clothing, a water bottle, a blanket, and an optional sleep mask for added comfort. Donations are welcome and may be made in cash or via Venmo.

A relaxed creative session at the farm unfolds with goats nearby as Martha provides hands-on guidance to help participants craft a personal mini scrapbook. Create a keepsake designed for favorite memories, photos, quotes, and the little life moments you want to remember.

Catch stand-up comedian Rene Vaca at Raleigh Improv. The show is for ages 21 and up, with general admission seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open at 4:30 PM, and the performance starts at 6:00 PM. A two-item minimum purchase is required in the showroom, and cell phones and photography or video recording are not allowed during performances.

Catch a girls varsity/JV volleyball matchup between Willow Spring Storm and the Rolesville Rams. Tickets are general admission and you’ll use your phone as your ticket. Purchases are non-refundable.

In Holly Springs, this blended CPR and AED training is priced at $105. Attendees learn through a combination of classroom discussion, video demonstrations, and practical skill work designed to build confidence in handling emergencies. The course covers CPR for adults, children, and infants, safe use of an automated external defibrillator, and methods to assist someone who is choking, including adults, children, and infants, with additional related topics included.

Enjoy APA league play focused on quality matches, a friendly crowd, and plenty of fun. Form a team of six to eight players, or participate solo and be paired with others through the American Poolplayers Association.

QPR, short for Question, Persuade, Refer, is a three step approach to suicide prevention that anyone can learn. This training focuses on recognizing the warning signs of a suicide crisis, asking direct and compassionate questions, encouraging hope, and connecting someone to help. Much like CPR prepares people to respond in a health emergency, QPR gives community members practical tools to act quickly and effectively. Parents, friends, neighbors, teachers, doctors, ministers, coworkers, and firefighters are among those who can benefit from learning these skills. An RSVP is required to secure a spot. If the session is full, you will be contacted, placed on a waiting list, and notified first about upcoming sessions. The training will be held at the Wake County Southern Regional Center in Room 182.

Spend an evening in Downtown Cary with a night of shopping, strolling, and socializing. Participating shops stay open until 8:00 PM and offer special sips, snacks, or activities. You’ll collect stamps at each stop, and once you gather all 6 stamps you can redeem the flyer for an entry into the monthly raffle at Home for Entertaining.

Settle in for a spirited night of air hockey at Cleveland Draft House, where players face off in a single stage, double elimination bracket. Each match takes just 2 coins per player, and prizes go to the first and second place finishers. Whether you are new to the game or a regular at the table, all skill levels are welcome to participate. Expect a lively arcade vibe, plenty of head-to-head action, and the excitement of working your way through the bracket. Sponsored by NCAHP.

Join Bond Brothers Beer Company every Wednesday night for NC Team Trivia. It’s free to play and you can win prizes. Walk-ins are welcome.

Designed for children ages 3 to 6, KinderJam is a lively, hands-on pre-K music and movement class that helps young learners explore rhythm, melody, and creative expression. Kids tap out steady beats in group rhythm activities, try instruments like the ukulele and boomwhackers, move with scarves to channel their energy, and even start learning to read simple music notation in a playful setting. Class size is kept small so each child gets meaningful time with the instruments, and the monthly cost is $40.

A field trip for homeschoolers in Fuquay offers a relaxed chance to meet new people and learn more about the ninja sport. The experience focuses on connection, discovery, and fun for those interested in exploring ninja in greater depth.

The Groove Lab is an upbeat music class tailored for elementary-aged kids who are ready for a bigger challenge. Instead of simply singing, participants build a full musical experience through movement, instruments, and teamwork. Children drum with basketballs to develop rhythm, coordination, and group awareness. They learn ukulele basics with real chords, accurate finger placement, steady strumming, and songs they can play from start to finish. Boomwhackers turn the room into a fast-paced, collaborative jam that makes music social and exciting. Along the way, students grow their theory skills with advanced beat reading and notation so they can read rhythms with confidence. This program is designed for school-age learners who want an energetic, hands-on approach to music. Enrollment is open all year, and monthly tuition is $60. A free trial class is available so families can see the class in action before committing. Space is limited because so many instruments are used during each session, which helps ensure every child gets a turn leading the drumline or strumming a ukulele.

Business After Hours brings professionals together for focused networking at Muckalee Creek Boutique in downtown Angier. The host is a family-run fashion shop offering a wide range of styles and sizes. The emphasis is on building relationships, with many attendees making valuable connections and small businesses often meeting new customers through events like this. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and support local business.

Motorcycle enthusiasts gather at Napper Tandy's Angier for an evening centered around bikes, good company, and food, all in support of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. A portion of sales from the entire day benefits the organization. This recurring get-together takes place on the second Thursday of each month.

Trixx brings his tabooshattering, painfully funny stand-up to Raleigh Improv for an evening of comedy. This is a 21+ show, with general admission seating that’s first-come, first-served (with some exceptions for groups and premium booths). Doors open at 5:30 PM, and there are venue rules including no cell phone use and no photography or video during performances. All sales are final.