Events in Garner, NC

The McCullers Ruritan Club BBQ Sale is returning with mouth-watering barbecue, friendly faces, and plenty of community spirit. Longtime fans and first-timers alike can look forward to a warm, welcoming atmosphere. More delicious details will be shared soon.

Enjoy a hearty BBQ chicken fundraiser and outreach where a full plate is priced at $12. Each plate includes a half chicken grilled and sauced, boiled potatoes, green beans, a dinner roll, and dessert. Sauce lovers can also pick up a gallon for $20. Meals are available by drive-through, dine-in, or local delivery with a five plate minimum in the Clayton area, arranged ahead of time. Those wishing to volunteer can connect with Johnny Jacobs or Ann Narron. With every meal, literature about faith, salvation, and the church family will be shared.

Explore Raleigh’s Oakwood and North Blount neighborhoods on a historian-led walk highlighting an array of homes from the late 19th through early 20th centuries. The tour examines diverse architectural styles and the history behind them, showing why the area is often compared to an outdoor museum and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the country.

Fall Into Mahj gathers American Mahjong enthusiasts in the Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill area for a curated getaway in historic Fuquay-Varina. The weekend features a blend of guided play and open tables, strategy sessions, and social events that include a welcome reception, a signature dinner, and a farewell brunch. There is also time to unwind, connect with fellow players, and enjoy the spirit of the season. Optional on-site lodging is available at The Ellie Inn, with a limited number of rooms. Attendance is limited.

Take some time for yourself while your child spends an evening in a safe, active setting filled with creative and engaging activities. The night includes a theme-based craft, fitness games, pizza with a drink, and a movie served with popcorn. It is planned to be lively and enjoyable from start to finish.

Bingo Night gets a playful twist with friendly goats as adorable companions. The evening is filled with laughter, lively energy, and spirited bingo rounds for a memorable experience.

Proton Jones brings a live set to Salty Turtle Beer Co: Raleigh, showcasing warm, expressive vocals and seasoned guitar work. With more than three decades of performing, he is a familiar presence in the local music community, sharing a catalog of personal, reflective songs. Expect an intimate, emotionally resonant performance that highlights his experience and his ability to forge a strong connection with listeners.

Front Porch Friday is a weekly gathering featuring a changing lineup of performers and musicians, plus food trucks, workshops, and activities for all ages. Each week brings a new theme. Magic the Gathering campaigns take place every Friday. Adults can explore flower offerings from Haven Herb and order a drink at the bar, while kids can enjoy the playground and visit the goats. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

This karaoke session with Sheryl is open to everyone.

SAYER McSHANE brings an acoustic and electric set of rock, blues, and soul to Aloft Raleigh. The performance takes place in the WXYZ Lounge overlooking Hillsborough Street.

Tommy Thunderfoot returns to Aversboro Restaurant & Sports Bar for another night of blues, with brews to go along with the music. This repeat appearance brings the blues back to Aversboro.

At ComedyWorx, an easygoing improv party unfolds with low-key games built for big laughs. The mood suits a date night or an outing with friends, and a cold beer pairs well with the fun. Recommended for mature audiences.

Appalachian State Mountaineers face the NC State Wolfpack at Carter-Finley Stadium in a college football matchup grounded in in-state pride. These programs share deep regional connections and have been competitive in recent seasons, setting up a lively contest. Differences in playing style add extra intrigue for fans across the state.

The farmers market at North Hills in Raleigh highlights 100 percent Wagyu beef and Berkshire pork raised in North Carolina. It offers a convenient way to stock up for weekend cookouts, game day menus, or simply to have something special on hand.

This monthly breakfast brings together the Little British Car community for relaxed conversation and camaraderie over a meal. Attendees hear updates on events and other happenings, and there are drawings for prizes. Registration is not needed. The gathering is at the Golden Corral, with the private meeting room expected to be available to the right after paying at the front so the group can sit together.

Agri Supply of Garner hosts a farm swap for North Carolina farmers and homesteaders, set up outdoors in the store’s parking lot. Attendees can meet fellow producers, set up their own space, and find new homes for animals. Animals available for swap or purchase may include chickens, roosters, sheep, turkeys, pigs, quail, goats, and hatching eggs, with all animals caged and in healthy condition. Dogs and cats are not permitted for sale. Local growers and homesteaders also bring fresh plants, crops, fruits, and homemade goods such as eggs, sourdough, and canned items, and several food trucks offer a range of meal options. Parking is free in the Agri Supply lot. Vendor participation is free; those interested can contact the Garner store at (919) 772-0865, speak with the event coordinator or store manager, and then await confirmation. If additional participation dates open, the team will reach out, and questions can be directed to Agri Supply.

Hosted at New Hope Collaborative, this free community program explores the caregiving side of multiple sclerosis. Health experts, people living with MS, and caregivers will share firsthand experiences and practical support, with an emphasis on turning awareness into meaningful action. Registration is required. Volunteers are also being sought to support this event and future efforts.

This kid-friendly farm club invites children ages 5 and up to experience everyday farm life while building friendships with others who love animals, nature, kindness, and being outdoors. Participants help feed and care for farm animals, spend time gardening, pitch in with farm chores, create art, and enjoy unstructured play. Sessions are led by Farmer Jules with occasional special guests. The fee is $15 per session, with a discount for multiple children and need-based scholarships available. To avoid processing fees, select the “Cash or Scholarship” ticket and pay at drop-off. The location is convenient to Raleigh, near Knightdale and I-540. Planet Peace Farm is an all-volunteer community organization focused on helping youth reduce stress, find inner peace, and develop confidence and compassion through meaningful farm experiences, and it also offers horsemanship and gardening lessons, meditation and mindfulness, family and homeschooling farm visits, outdoor yoga, one-on-one youth mentoring and internships, birthday parties, and picnic space.

A Saturday series of pickleball matchups brings Raleigh neighbors together to stay active, enjoy friendly competition, and have fun. It welcomes newcomers as well as longtime players. Attendees should bring a paddle, their best serve, and a spirit of community for lively games on the court.

At Raleigh Iron Works in Raleigh, NC, the Raleigh Book Fair welcomes attendees with free entry. Open to all, the event includes a tent or table offering book-themed giveaways and a lineup of five psychological thrillers.

A confidential group therapy gathering created for caregivers who support loved ones. The session focuses on open conversation, emotional encouragement, and practical coping strategies, with refreshments and door prizes in a private, judgment-free environment. To protect everyone’s privacy, NDA forms will be completed before the group begins. Attendance is free.

Explore the Garner History Museum to delve into the community’s past. Exhibits share the stories of the people who built Garner and the moments that shaped its identity. Browse the displays and uncover something new about the town’s heritage.

This event raises emergency funds for grandparents raising grandchildren through the Emergency Blessing BAGS initiative. The afternoon includes food, games, raffles, and spirited gospel performances. It features Kim Person, a five-time Stellar Awards nominee, along with more entertainment.

A red carpet gala presented by G.E.A.R. Inc. shines a spotlight on generational incarceration and its impact on children. Guests are encouraged to dress in attire inspired by the 1920s and 1930s to honor the Harlem Renaissance. Tickets are limited, and the evening includes a buffet meal with unlimited non-alcoholic beverages. Early bird options are available. General admission is $115 and includes two alcoholic beverage tickets and one individual photo. A VIP option is $130 per person, with an opportunity to reserve a table for ten at $1,300 that provides four alcoholic beverage tickets per guest, an individual photo for each attendee, a group table photo for each person, and a G.E.A.R. swag bag. Proceeds support G.E.A.R. Inc. and its work advocating for children of incarcerated parents and their custodial caregivers, focusing on social, emotional, and academic stability to help youth reach their potential and reduce future incarceration.

At Salty Turtle Beer Co: Raleigh, Mysti Mayhem presents a mix of covers and original songs in a soulful, blues-influenced style. A North Carolina vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter with more than 20 years of stage experience, she trained professionally with Bo Diddley.

Shady’s, a historic venue in Garner, NC, welcomes a return performance for another night of live music favorites.

B-Sides Band delivers a lively show with high-energy performances, crisp sound, and a varied setlist that encourages plenty of singalong moments. The atmosphere suits dancing, relaxing with friends, or simply listening to a dynamic live act. Drinks are available and the event spotlights local live music.

Lincoln Theatre hosts JGBCB at Kings in Raleigh for an after party following Gov't Mule and Ziggy Marley. The music continues with JGBCB after the main concert wraps.

City Soul Cafe returns with an open mic night devoted to poetry, music, laughter, and creativity at terminal8bar_lounge. Grand Champs hosts while DJ Supreme keeps the music flowing, shaping a welcoming atmosphere where the community gathers to speak, connect, and feel. Expect surprise moments as fresh voices take the stage. Kickback Q's provides the food and Chusby Whusby brings the desserts, rounding out an experience defined by artistry, camaraderie, and signature City Soul energy.

USA Cheer brings its College Recruiting Combine to North Carolina, creating an opportunity for athletes to showcase their skills in front of college Cheer and STUNT coaches. Hosted at North Carolina State University, the event offers two separate sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, so attendees can select the option that works best. Space is limited and sessions may fill quickly.

A welcoming hiking group usually meets in Umstead Park, with frequency that shifts based on the season, weather, and the availability of a hike leader. Starting points and routes change from outing to outing and are shared through a WhatsApp group, and a typical trek covers about four miles. Participants choose a comfortable pace, and some opt to turn back early. To take part, send a WhatsApp message to John Zeiger at 919/522-4212 or contact Susan Nicholas. The group is coordinated by John Zeiger at johnz@outdoorz.net, and members may also post their own hikes.

Watch the Washington Commanders take on the Seattle Seahawks at Kraftys pizza pub, a Triangle Commanders Fan Club watch location. Game sound will be on and seating is designated for fans. Those wearing Washington gear receive 10 percent off food, with specials like $13 buckets featuring Miller Lite, Coors Light, and Bud Light, $4 Royal Flush shots, $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas, and $1 wings.

At United Skates of America Raleigh, a lively SpongeBob themed skate brings cheerful energy and plenty of rink action for kids, families, and fans of all ages. Roll with the theme on the floor or cheer from the sidelines, and enjoy cartoon worthy excitement throughout the session. Admission is $13 online or $15 at the door. Regular skate rental is $6, rollerblade rental is $7, and Skatemate rental is $6. Non-skating spectator admission is $4. A waiver is required for all guests entering the facility, and adults must include the names of all children they are bringing on their waiver.

Put your skills to the test at a free weekly air hockey tournament at Super Rad Retro Lounge. All experience levels are welcome, from first timers to seasoned players, with friendly competition, bragging rights, and plenty of good times. Newcomers can get help learning the basics so they can take part, and the air hockey community is welcoming.

Explore the Raleigh edition of the Black Farmers Market, a family friendly, community supported marketplace that runs weekly and welcomes the public. Browse goods from Black-owned farmers, food producers, and small businesses across the Triangle. Angelica Wellness Shop, a Raleigh herbal tea brand, will offer wellness focused beverages for shoppers, including herbal tea blends in tea bags and sachets, premium bottled spring water, and canned sweet tea, with an unsweetened canned option planned. Suitable for a family visit, a casual stop, or a weekend outing, this rotating market highlights local vendors and fresh finds.

Enjoy a beginner friendly yoga session at Unleashed Store for Cats & Dogs in North Raleigh, where rescue puppies wander the room for cuddles, naps, and playful distractions. Tickets are $35, and all proceeds support Blazin' Trails Bottle Babies, helping rescue puppies receive the care they need to grow strong. Bring a yoga mat, water, and comfortable clothing, and keep a camera ready for sweet moments. Tickets often sell out quickly.

Gather for a friendly euchre meetup at Cleveland Draft House of Fuquay. Participation is free, and both teams and solo players are welcome. Partners are reassigned each week through a random draw, so newcomers can jump in without a set partner. There is a brief check-in before play begins. Thoughtful strategy is rewarded, and the top three finishers receive Cleveland Draft House gift cards. For more information, email Euchreontap@iCloud.com.

A historian leads a guided tour through downtown Raleigh, visiting several nationally recognized historic sites that trace the city’s journey from a modest rural settlement to the center of state politics. Along the way, hear about the roles that hotels, plantations, skyscrapers, and mansions played in shaping Raleigh’s past.

Explore traditional shape-note singing with selections from The Sacred Harp (2025) and The Shenandoah Harmony. New participants are welcome, and loaner books are available. The session takes place in the Visitor Center at Mordecai Historic Park. Accessibility information is available.

Explore Raleigh’s eerie side on a three-hour guided e-bike tour that blends ghost lore, mystery, and local history. New this season, AI-powered digital video presents select stories in the first person from historical figures, adding an immersive dimension to the ride. The journey begins at the North Carolina Museum of Art with a safety briefing and a short orientation ride so everyone gets comfortable on the bikes. A ghost story tied to the museum sets the tone before the group follows the NC Greenway’s "Art to Heart" trail. Stops include Meredith College, known for its haunted reputation, and Dorothea Dix Park for accounts connected to the former mental hospital and nearby cemeteries. Additional stops along the way highlight more spooky tales and local history, then the route loops by NC State and returns to the museum via the Greenway. Suitable for all fitness levels, with e-bikes providing the power so pedaling is optional. Tours generally proceed in light rain or shine. After booking, participants receive an email or text with full details, including the exact meeting time. Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance, and alternate arrangements are provided if weather becomes inclement.

As the weather cools, the patio at Saints & Scholars in Raleigh offers a comfortable spot to unwind. Enjoy lunch with live music and ease into a relaxed Sunday Funday on the patio.

Mark and Tristan present a father and son act that mixes music, comedy, and lively back and forth with the audience. Part piano showdown, part request-driven party, and part quick-witted fun, the show is built on spontaneity with no preset setlist. Tristan showcases standout piano technique, while Mark delivers powerful vocals, guitar, harmonica, and sharp humor. The performance stretches across genres and generations, touching everything from classic rock to pop favorites, with surprise picks sparked by the crowd. Expect an upbeat, high-energy experience where the moment shapes the music and the vibe stays light, playful, and dance friendly.

Explore the legacy of the African American community in Raleigh on a historian-led tour centered on the 19th and early 20th centuries. Hear about educators, engineers, military officers, medical scientists, political leaders, and many more whose accomplishments helped define local history.

Settle into a calming Yin Yoga session guided by local instructor Blaze Gorden. This class welcomes newcomers and experienced practitioners alike, focusing on gentle, unhurried transitions and mobility work for a soothing practice. Please bring a mat. If you like, stop by the shoppe for an infused drink or Haven Herb flower beforehand to complement the experience.

Finley Day Camp is marking four decades with a celebration that honors the people and memories that shaped it. Friends connected to FDC from 1986 to today are invited to reconnect and share stories. With so many years behind it, contact lists may be out of date, so spreading the word to fellow FDC friends is helpful. For details and ways to contribute your memories, including if you are not able to attend in person, email Jordan.Black@YMCATriangle.org.

Explore the darker side of Raleigh on a true crime tour that recounts real cases from the city's past. Hear about one of North Carolina's most notorious serial killers, the violent dealings of a Russian oligarch, and a local figure often compared to Jack the Ripper, along with additional true accounts from the darker chapters of the Oak City's history.

Rise Against performs live in concert at Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Presented by Adelaide’s Army of Hope, this inaugural golf tournament at Eagle Ridge Golf Club brings the community together in support of childhood cancer awareness while honoring Addie’s legacy. The tournament follows a shotgun start format, and registration includes green fees, a cart, a barbecue meal, and a welcome gift. Entry is $150 for an individual golfer or $600 for a foursome. Ways to take part include playing in the event, sponsoring, or offering other forms of support, all with the goal of turning awareness into meaningful action.

Taking place at The Clayton Center, the Southern Women’s Show of JoCo spotlights local vendors while raising funds for Harbor House of JoCo, a Johnston County private nonprofit that offers safe shelter, emergency housing, and comprehensive support for individuals affected by domestic violence or sexual assault. For accurate event information, communicate only with Amy, Emily, Katie, or Tammy, who can verify their affiliation.

Charles Wesley Godwin and Dylan Gossett present a live performance at Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, NC, featuring special guest Max Alan. Tickets are on sale now.

A morning meet-up in Clayton brings local businesses together to share updates, offer a quick 20-second pitch, and build new connections while strengthening existing relationships. Organized by the Clayton Chamber of Commerce as a monthly connection-focused event, it is complimentary for CCOC investors and first-time guests. The series is supported by Black Castle IT, and this edition is hosted by Gorman Group Insurance.

American Legion Post 116 hosts a First Friday fish fry featuring a dinner plate of fried fish with green beans, coleslaw, and hush puppies. Plates are $12, it is open to the public, and both cash and credit are accepted. Meals are available for drive-thru pickup or to enjoy inside.

Settle in for a laid-back evening at Smith Farm Goat Sanctuary with scoops from Fat Cat Ice Cream. Spend time with the sanctuary’s rescued goats, play lawn games like cornhole and giant checkers, and enjoy options such as hot dogs, popcorn, chips, and drinks.

At Lorraine's Coffee House and Music in Garner, North Carolina, this show features $15 admission.

2Digh4 brings a duo performance to Aviator Tap House, pairing their own songs with a wide mix of covers. Expect a distinct sound with driving melodies and storytelling at the center of each tune, all delivered with the energy and style the band is known for.

The Remember Our Heroes Mustang and All Ford Show returns to Bass Pro Shops in Garner with the familiar format enthusiasts expect. Thirty-three classes will be judged under MCA guidelines with a focus on cleanliness, condition, and workmanship. Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards will be presented. Food trucks will be on site, along with sponsors and vendors. A military, law enforcement, or first responder organization will be named as the charity beneficiary.

Moore Square in Downtown Raleigh hosts a lively celebration of Asian cultures with a full day of food, performances, and hands-on fun. Savor authentic dishes from across the continent, watch live cultural showcases and a traditional fashion presentation, and try dragon boat themed activities. The event is designed for all ages and features more than 100 food, artisan, and cultural vendors. Admission is free. This community gathering is presented in collaboration with North Carolina Asian Americans Alliance, North Carolina Chinese American Society, AANHPI Unity Collective, Carolina AAPI Business Alliance, North Carolina Chinese Business Association, Nepal Center of North Carolina, and Japan-America Society of North Carolina. Support comes from sponsors including Diamond sponsor Hibachi 88, Platinum sponsor iPearl, Silver sponsor Kinya, and Bronze sponsors Yan Zhang CPA, YCL CPA, and Szechuan Mansion Hotpot.

Pawfect Match partners with US Dog Coalition at Aviator Brewing Co for a community gathering where visitors can connect with a potential new furry friend.

Experience a local artist market at the North Carolina Museum of Art. This pop-up returns on the first Saturday of each month with a new lineup of local artists to discover. Stroll the galleries, enjoy the museum park, and shop local art.

A celebration of autumn and local culture fills the Big Field at Dorothea Dix Park with a free, family friendly market and festival. The day features live performances by area musicians and hands-on demonstrations from local businesses, along with classic seasonal activities such as hay rides, inflatables, lawn games, kids programming, photo spots, and a pumpkin patch, all offered at no cost. Explore more than 150 independent vendors, grab a bite from dozens of food trucks and food tents, and enjoy North Carolina craft beer and cider. Presented in partnership with the City of Raleigh, Shop Local Raleigh, and Dix Park. If weather forces a postponement or cancellation, updates will be shared on social media and the event page. Parking lots located more than a quarter mile from the event area will be served by a shuttle. An accessibility drop-off is available for guests with limited mobility, with signage and staff directing vehicles. Carpooling is encouraged due to limited parking and anticipated crowds. Alternative transportation options include biking via nearby greenways, taking the GoRaleigh 21 Caraleigh bus route, or using ride share services with a designated drop-off and pick-up location. Outside food and nonalcoholic beverages are permitted. Attendees are encouraged to bring water bottles to use at on-site refill stations. Portable restrooms will be available, including ADA accessible units. Dogs are welcome on a leash. Consider your pet’s comfort, as it may be crowded and loud, and please ensure good behavior and clean up after them. Accessible parking with reserved spaces is available in lots across the campus. Accessible portable restrooms are located at the Big Field and Flowers Field. Some areas of the park have uneven surfaces and may not be fully ADA accessible at this time.

Bed By 10 brings a dance night tailored for the 30-plus crowd to Alchemy Raleigh. A resident DJ will spin club favorites from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, paired with lively visuals. The atmosphere is designed for people who want to dance, socialize, and enjoy great music while still calling it an early night. Ticket purchases are made under the organizer’s terms and conditions, and questions can be directed to their customer service team.

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Play bingo alongside friendly goats for a lighthearted twist on the classic game. Enjoy lots of laughs, lively excitement, and plenty of bingo action.

An electrifying celebration of the Motown sound fills The Clayton Center with classic hits, memories, and a high-energy live show for one special evening. Headlining are Detroit’s Motown Legends The Shades of Blue, the group behind the 1966 Billboard No. 1 "Oh How Happy!" and members of the Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame since 2015. The cast features Stuart Avig, one of only five original Motown artists still actively touring, original lead singer of The Valadiers and the voice of the 1961 Motown hit "Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam)"; Charles Davis, former lead singer of The Contours who toured internationally on the Dirty Dancing Tour performing "Do You Love Me"; Delbert Nelson, a former lead vocalist with The Funk Brothers; Raymond Ward, former lead singer of The Fantastic Four; Sheila Taylor, niece of Levi Stubbs of The Four Tops; Baby Ray Moore, a renowned drummer whose credits include Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, and Ali Woodson of The Temptations; and Tom Loncaric, an acclaimed keyboardist and music director who has backed Little Anthony, The Miracles, and more. Expect crisp choreography, rich harmonies, sparkling costumes, and polished showmanship as the production salutes the legendary catalog of The Temptations, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, The Four Tops, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Michael Jackson, The Spinners, and others. From swaying in seats to stepping into the aisle, the energy captures the heart and soul of the Motown songbook.

The Washington Commanders face the Indianapolis Colts in Week 4, with the matchup taking place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London and airing on NFL Network. Kraftys pizza pub is listed as a Triangle Commanders Fan Club watch location, featuring dedicated game audio and seating. Guests wearing Washington gear receive 10% off food, and game day specials include $13 beer buckets with Miller Lite, Coors Light, and Bud Light, $4 Royal Flush shots, $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas, and $1 wings.

Doors open early for the Colts vs. Commanders game so fans can find seats and enjoy the game day atmosphere. Alcohol sales start later than opening.

Pop Shop returns with a monthly art market at Chapel of Bones Coffee in Raleigh, North Carolina, showcasing goods from a range of local creators and makers. The event welcomes all ages, and admission is free. Prospective vendors can use the ticket link to express interest in participating.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring the Better Bad Ideas Tour to the Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh, joined by special guest Hustle Souls. Tickets are on sale.

Incredible Business Networking hosts a casual meetup at 9Bar Coffeehouse in Clayton for business people and entrepreneurs to connect over coffee and build referral relationships. Admission is free with no dues, no membership, no attendance requirements, and no category restrictions, and all are welcome. Food and drinks are available for purchase. The format includes time to network before the main program, a focused session, and additional networking afterward. Meeting leaders are Denise Kavaliauskas of She Rises and She Glows Meditations and Retreats and Jaime Wilson. Participants can showcase their business, products, and services, bring plenty of business cards or flyers, and may optionally offer a door prize. Support from sponsors in the Raleigh and Durham area helps keep IBN events free for the community.

Enjoy a personalized visit inside Tony and Anita Avent’s private home garden, affectionately known as Anita’s Garden. This four acre landscape is the largest of the garden sections at JLBG and is usually closed to visitors to maintain the Avents’ privacy. Created by Tony to match Anita’s preference for expansive drifts and a cleaner, less wild look, it highlights sweeping plant groupings throughout. The garden received the Perennial Plant Association’s 2024 Award of Merit in a national design competition. It sits beside Plant Delights Nursery and Juniper Level Botanic Garden. JLBG members save 50 percent.

Connect with fellow small business owners at a morning networking gathering hosted by the Angier Chamber of Commerce and the Lillington Area Chamber of Commerce at Lakeside Storage in Angier. The focus is on building relationships and strengthening ties across both chambers, creating opportunities that can lead to referrals, partnerships, and greater visibility in the community. Lakeside Storage is a locally owned facility serving the area with secure self storage, including climate controlled units, vehicle and RV options, U-Haul rentals, moving supplies, and 24-hour access. With an emphasis on security, attentive service, and flexibility, it supports the needs of residents and small businesses. Expect a welcoming setting, new introductions, and conversations that set a positive tone for the day.

Garner League of Women (GLOW) hosts a monthly luncheon at Alexander Mediterranean for women business owners, featuring guest speakers who share insights intended to inspire and equip. The organization is rooted in the idea that women thrive through community, with a focus on mutual encouragement, collective strength, and building connections by learning about each other’s businesses. There is no seat exclusivity. The group meets on the second Thursday each month for networking. RSVP is requested, and guests are welcome.

Sister Hazel is a five-piece from Gainesville, Florida with a career that reaches across adult alternative and country. The single All for You topped adult alternative radio and helped send the accompanying album to platinum. Their country crossover began with Lighter In The Dark, which debuted at #4 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums, #6 on Independent Albums, and #30 on Top Current Albums. Momentum continued with the four-part Elements EP series, as Water reached #9 on Billboard’s Country Albums and #2 on Independent Albums alongside a debut on the Grand Ole Opry, Wind hit #1 on the iTunes country page and #11 on Billboard’s Independent Albums, Fire rose to #5 on Billboard’s Independent Albums and #46 on Top Country Albums, and Earth landed at #15 on Billboard’s Americana/Folk Albums chart. Recognized by Performing Songwriter Magazine among the 100 most influential independent performers of the past 15 years, the band is known for deep fan connections through gatherings like Hazelnut Hang and by co-founding The Rock Boat, and they have appeared on the Grand Ole Opry as well as major festivals including CMA Festival and Tortuga Music Festival. Beyond the stage, their Lyrics For Life initiative, founded by singer Ken Block and the band, supports cancer research and patient care.

Now in its thirteenth year, this charity golf tournament at Riverwood Golf Course in Clayton, NC aims to raise $75,000 for PH research, with all proceeds dedicated to finding a cure. The day includes golf, food, player gifts, and a silent auction. Registration covers golf, tee gifts, lunch, dinner, and a golf shirt. Entry options are $350 for an individual and $1,350 for a team of four, with early bird pricing of $1,000 for an individual and $250 for a team. The schedule features check-in, tournament play, dinner with a guest speaker, followed by the silent auction and awards. Online registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

An all-ages show at The Ritz takes place in a general admission, standing room only setting. Support acts may change without notice. The box office opens before doors on event nights and remains open through the event, and it can also sell tickets for future events when inventory is available. Ticket access includes presales such as artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember options, along with Citi cardmember preferred tickets and VIP packages.

Agri Supply hosts a monthly outdoor farmers market that fills the parking lot with about 50 small local businesses. Visitors will find handmade creations such as soaps, toys, taxidermy, crafts, jewelry, mugs and crochet. Local farmers bring fresh produce and homemade staples including eggs, bread, vegetables and more. Several food trucks serve a variety of meal and snack options. Free parking is available in the Agri Supply lot, and plans may shift based on weather. Vendor participation is free. To be considered, call the Garner store at (919) 772-0865, ask for event coordinator Ryan Brown, and wait for confirmation after selection. If additional participation dates open, the team will reach out directly, and questions can be directed to Agri Supply.

An evening of live local music with Josh Rhyne & The Silvertones Band features a high energy set and a singalong-friendly mix. The performance works for dancing, kicking back, or spending time with friends, all set to a lively sound.

Southgate 40 makes its first appearance at The Cardinal in Clayton, marking a debut performance.

Enjoy a free show from Dizgo at Bowstring Brewyard in Raleigh. Born from attic jam sessions between childhood friends Andrew Pickel and Kevin Hinnefeld, the group took its name from a dream before the first gig and later rounded out the lineup with Jake Evatt on keys and vocals and Justin Clark on drums. The Bloomington quartet blends jamtronica, funk, soul, searing guitar, and psychedelic textures, weaving soulful vocals and analog synths through intricate compositions and extended improvisation. Their concerts balance dance-floor momentum with thoughtful passages, creating an immersive experience for listeners. Dizgo has appeared at Peach Music Festival, Summer Camp, Secret Dreams, Domefest, and Sonic Bloom, and has supported artists such as Goose, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, lespecial, Dogs in a Pile, and Pigeons Playing Ping Pong. Their 2024 album Melt reflects their core idea of band and audience locking in together, sharing a feedback loop of energy.

Pot your own boxwood bonsai and learn basic care in a serene farm setting alongside rescued goats. No experience is required.

The venue opens before kickoff, giving attendees time to secure seats and enjoy the pregame atmosphere for the Eagles vs Jaguars matchup. Alcohol sales begin after opening, so guests can get settled before ordering drinks.

A new Triangle Women’s Network gathering meets at Boba Beans Bistro in Clayton. The focus is on meaningful connections in business and friendship, authenticity, collaboration rather than competition, and a warm welcome for newcomers. The meeting opens with check-in, name tags, something to eat, and casual conversation. It then shifts to brief introductions where attendees can share about their work or industry, family, passions, areas where they are seeking support, or anything that helps the group get to know them. Participation is flexible, so arriving late or leaving early is fine. Business owners and non-owners are welcome, with an emphasis on belonging and connection.

Harper Hour brings an upbeat evening to Harper Park with something for everyone. Spend time with friends and family while savoring bites from local food trucks, diving into friendly yard game competition, moving to live music, and enjoying refreshing drinks from Oak City Brewing.

Connect with local professionals at CCOC’s popular monthly evening networking series, which highlights a different business each month and offers a chance to explore the area. This edition is sponsored by 9BAR Coffeehouse and will be hosted at their place of business. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, mix and mingle, and enjoy light refreshments. Admission is free for CCOC investors, also referred to as members, and their guests.

Step into a musical celebration of Broadway’s most infamous villains, presented in person with a blend of drama, humor, and showstopping numbers paired with an elevated dining experience. Admission includes a complete dinner, creating a full night out that highlights everything from timeless nemeses to newer troublemakers brought vividly to the stage. Enjoy a buffet with a range of chef crafted favorites, chosen to enhance the evening’s entertainment. Dine as the performance unfolds for a memorable pairing of cuisine and live theater. Content advisory, recommended for ages 14 and up. Some songs include mature themes, strong language, suggestive material, and adult subject matter. Parental discretion is advised.

Enjoy music bingo with time to socialize, cocktails to sip, and the opportunity to win prizes.

Partly Rowdy Band leads an outdoor night of live music in the parking area, paired with a whole-hog cookoff and a bonfire. Expect a high-energy show with a full, crowd-pleasing sound and plenty of sing-along moments. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair. Whether dancing, relaxing, or simply listening, it offers a welcoming way to support local live music.

Infinity’s End brings a high-energy mix of rock and pop to Aviator Pizzeria & BeerShop in Fuquay-Varina, creating an Oktoberfest-season vibe that pairs perfectly with cold brews and hot slices. Festive outfits are welcome, whether leaning into traditional Oktoberfest looks or keeping it casual, and the band supplies the soundtrack to keep the celebration going.

Now in its third year, the Warrior Wolf Challenge is a hybrid competition that tests speed, strength, endurance, grip strength, accuracy, and mindset through three workouts inspired by Slavic deities. Cash awards are offered to the top three in the Elite Division. Stribog involves a 3 mile ruck with 30 or 20 pounds, while the Scaled Division completes a 2 mile run without a ruck. Perun pairs a 200 meter tank push and pull with a 100 meter farmer carry at 265 or 185 pounds, then moves into barbell cleans with 3 reps at 135 or 95, 2 reps at 185 or 125, and max reps at 225 or 155. The Scaled Division follows the same format using lighter weights, including a 100 meter farmer carry at 185 or 125 and cleans at 95 or 65 for 3 reps, 135 or 95 for 2 reps, and a max effort at 155 or 105. Veles presents a fast obstacle course with mandatory completion for Elite competitors.

The Whiskey River Band delivers an upbeat, crowd-friendly show with plenty of energy, polished sound, and songs made for singing along. Expect a welcoming setting centered on local live music, where friends can enjoy drinks, dance, or simply relax and listen. A whole hog cookoff fundraiser is part of the festivities.

A three-hour e-bike experience pairs tasty stops with rich storytelling and easy riding. It begins with a short safety briefing and practice time, then sets off as a group to explore town with engaging pauses for local history. New this season, AI-enhanced video moments let notable figures from the past share their stories in their own voice for an immersive look at the era they lived in. About an hour into the route, the tour breaks for lunch at a local favorite known for Mexican street tacos, included in the tour price. The ride then continues onto North Carolina’s Mountains to Sea Trail for a comfortable, scenic stretch with a few more history highlights before returning toward downtown to wrap up at a speakeasy-style bar with a freshly squeezed margarita included. Expect stories about community heroes, the beginnings of NASCAR, moonshining, Indigenous history, the Neuse River, and former milling towns, plus a round of alcohol-themed trivia and plenty of fun facts with lighthearted humor. E-bikes do the work so it suits any fitness level and no pedaling is required. Light rain typically does not cancel, cancellations must be made 72 hours ahead, and alternate plans are provided in poor weather. Look for the trailer and bikes at the meeting area, and watch for a confirmation by email or text with all the details.

Week 6 brings Monday Night Football as the Washington Commanders take on the San Francisco 49ers. The matchup airs on ESPN and ABC. Watch at Kraftys pizza pub, a Triangle Commanders Fan Club location offering dedicated game audio and seating. Wear Washington gear to receive 10 percent off food, and enjoy specials that include $13 beer buckets featuring Miller Lite, Coors Light, and Bud Light, $4 Royal Flush shots, $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas, and $1 wings.

The 12th Annual Susan S. Allen Memorial Golf Tournament returns to Riverwood Golf Club with a shotgun start. Links for sponsorships will be posted and team registration will begin. The tournament continues the #peyitforward effort for 1 of Us again this year.

Families can enjoy an outdoor movie at the sanctuary alongside friendly goats. The film will be projected under the night sky in the main field, and a small group of the sanctuary’s sweetest goats will be nearby during the screening. Popcorn and other snacks will be available for purchase along with pop and water, and attendees may also bring their own snacks and drinks. Plan to bring your own seating such as blankets, towels, or camping chairs, as none are provided. Each person requires a ticket, and a Visitor Liability Waiver must be completed by all attendees before the event unless one has already been submitted for a previous visit.

This program brings John Cusack together with a screening of the film Say Anything at the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are offered first through a venue presale and then through a public onsale.

Explore Mordecai Historic Park with The Ghost Guild during an immersive walking tour presented as part of the annual Spellbound at Mordecai event. This year marks ten years of Haunted Mordecai, highlighting the site’s history and the mysteries connected to its historic structures. The experience begins with a brief orientation in the Visitor Center classroom, then continues through the grounds to locations where the team has collected data. At each stop, Guild members share their firsthand accounts along with research findings and investigation details right where those moments occurred. Tickets are free. Half will be available online ahead of time and the remaining half will be offered on the day of the event. Tours depart from the classroom every 30 minutes and run for about an hour. Watch The Ghost Guild’s page for the ticket release announcement and link. Presented in partnership with Paper & Stars Studio and Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources.

Enjoy an evening of sleight of hand and laughter as local magician Vince Mannella, with more than 30 years of experience, presents a lively magic show in the company of charming goats. Expect eye-popping illusions paired with playful goat antics, from curious nibbles to crafty snack snatching, all adding extra laughs to the performance. A concession stand will be available, and attendees may bring their own snacks and drinks. If you pack carrots, be ready to share with the four-legged fans. Please bring your own seating, since only about 12 camping chairs will be available to rent for $5 each. This family-friendly outing welcomes all ages with a warm mix of wonder, humor, and a little barnyard mischief.

Enjoy an early opening for the Steelers vs Saints matchup. Settle in for kickoff, and alcohol will be available for purchase.

At Triangle Town Center in Raleigh, this FoodeesFest weekend serves up seasonal fun with delicious eats and shopping. Activities include a weekend-spanning food truck treat experience, a costume contest, spooky themed tents, more than 40 food vendors, and a wide range of artisan makers, with more to explore. Admission is free with registration, which also provides automatic entry into a free meal giveaway.

Inside the Aviator Brewing Company Hangar Bar Restaurant, the set spans Motown, funk, and rock with a dance-ready vibe. Chilled beer and food are available. Costumes are welcome for a trial run, or arrive in everyday attire. Expect familiar songs that invite a sing-along.

Agri Supply in Garner, North Carolina hosts a community farm swap for farmers and homesteaders, held outdoors in the store’s parking lot. The event spotlights small local farmers and business owners, creating a place to bring farm animals, set up a space, connect with others and find new homes for livestock. Expect a range of animals available to trade or buy, including chickens, roosters, sheep, turkeys, pigs, quail, goats and hatching eggs, with animals kept healthy and safely caged. Sales of dogs or cats are not permitted. Beyond animals, local producers will offer fresh plants, fruits and other crops, plus homemade goods such as eggs, sourdough and canning. Several food trucks will be on site with a variety of meal options. Free parking is available in the Agri Supply parking lot, and plans may shift based on weather. Vendor spots are free of charge. To participate as a vendor, contact the Garner store to speak with the event coordinator or a manager and await selection and confirmation. If additional participation dates open, the team will reach out directly, and questions can be directed to Agri Supply.

Connect with fellow professionals in Clayton as you share business updates, deliver a concise 20-second commercial to the group, and leave with new contacts and deeper relationships. Good Morning Clayton is the Clayton Chamber of Commerce’s monthly morning networking event and is free for CCOC investors (members) and first-time guests. The series is sponsored by Black Castle IT. This month’s gathering is hosted by Guy C Lee Building Materials and takes place at the Clayton Chamber of Commerce.

This Bingo Night adds a playful twist with friendly goats in the mix, offering an evening of big laughs, lively energy, and plenty of spirited bingo action.

Explore a large collectibles showcase at the NC State Fairgrounds Exposition Center, featuring more than 400 tables filled with bargains, rare finds, and one-of-a-kind pieces. New and returning vendors will bring fresh inventory spanning sports cards, Pokémon, vintage toys, comic books, die-cast models, Hot Wheels, action figures, and Funko Pop. The show runs across two days and includes giveaways along with a cash machine. Admission is $5 for a single day or $7 for the full weekend, and children 10 and under are free.

The third annual vendor fair at West Clayton Elementary School offers 10-by-10-foot spaces for $40 each. Electricity is not available, and vendors should bring their own tables and chairs. Bingo is planned as part of the festivities, and prize donations in the $5 to $10 range are appreciated.

This holiday market features more than 20 local vendors. Enjoy food and drinks from Cleveland Draft House along with beverages from Thirsty Mobile Beverage Co, and take in live music from Rob Cole, known from Season 28 of The Voice. A raffle benefits InterAct, the Family Violence Prevention Center. Pick up a vendor passport and collect a stamp from every booth for a chance to win a $50 Cleveland Draft House gift card. Browse local goods, enjoy refreshments, and support the community.

Step into a farmyard whodunit where the sanctuary’s Main Field becomes the stage and goats are close by. Every guest takes on a character with secret motives and clues, and you will receive your role information before the first round so there is time to mingle and gather details. The mystery unfolds in three rounds, with fresh hints revealed each time. A farm-style meal and beverages are part of the experience as you compare notes, question suspects, form alliances, or throw others off the trail. Dressing in character is encouraged, and your backstory and optional costume ideas will arrive by email ahead of time. Tickets are limited and include your role, dinner, and drinks. All proceeds benefit Smith Farm Goat Sanctuary and help care for the herd.

North Carolina’s favorite sing-along rock show returns with The Tone Merchants at Aversboro Restaurant & Sports Bar. This interactive night turns the crowd into part of the performance with a rock set made for singing along. Bring friends and your strongest singing voice for an energetic evening together.

Catch the Bengals vs Falcons matchup. The venue will open early so attendees can secure seats and enjoy the game-day atmosphere before the action begins, while alcohol sales start later.

Settle in for Week 10 Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime at Kraftys pizza pub, a Triangle Commanders Fan Club watch location. Expect dedicated audio and seating for the game, plus 10% off food when you wear Washington gear. Game day specials include $13 buckets of Miller Lite, Coors Light, or Bud Light, $4 Royal Flush shots, $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas, and $1 wings. For details, call (919) 329-8000.

Agri Supply hosts a monthly farmers market that brings together a broad mix of local vendors in an outdoor setting. Around 50 small businesses participate, with artisans offering handmade items such as soaps, toys, taxidermy, crafts, jewelry, mugs, and crochet. Local farmers round out the selection with fresh produce and homemade goods including eggs, bread, vegetables, and more. Several food trucks provide a range of food options. The market is held in the Agri Supply parking lot, and free parking is available there. Vendor participation is free. To inquire about becoming a vendor, call the Garner store at (919) 772-0865, ask for event coordinator Ryan Brown, and wait for confirmation. If additional dates open, the team will reach out directly. For questions, contact Agri Supply.

Fleming Road Band powers an evening of live music with a high-energy feel, a dynamic sound, and a mix that invites plenty of sing-alongs. Dance, unwind, or enjoy the set with friends as the spotlight shines on local live music.

Grammy-winning artists Linda Davis and Lang Scott join songwriter, comedian, and broadcaster Bill Whyte for an intimate acoustic evening that blends recognizable songs, humor, and the stories that shaped them. The performance embraces the classic Nashville songwriter round format, offering a relaxed, conversational flow as each artist shares music and memories. Linda Davis, a member of the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame, is known for the Grammy-winning duet with Reba McEntire, “Does He Love You.” She toured with the late Kenny Rogers for two decades and has built a 35-plus-year career filled with her own hits and awards, performing for audiences around the world. Bill Whyte’s decades-long career includes songs recorded by Ray Stevens, Joe Nichols, Cledus T. Judd, Linda Davis, and others. His writing credits include “Safe Haven” on Hillary Scott & The Scott Family’s Grammy-winning Love Remains and “Finger Pickin’ Good” for Kristy Cox, which earned Australia’s 2020 Golden Guitar for Best Bluegrass Recording. Lang Scott, a Grammy-winning musician and accomplished vocalist, rounds out the trio with musicianship that elevates the collaborative spirit of the night.

Set out on a guided, roughly one mile walk along wooded and farm trails that link neighboring historic Fuquay-Varina farms. The pace is easy, though there are a few uneven stretches, so sturdy hiking shoes and long pants are recommended for comfort and safety. Playful goats accompany the group, wandering alongside participants, nibbling leaves, and exploring the route. After the walk, spend time at Smith Farm Goat Sanctuary to meet the rest of the herd, take photos, and browse the Wild Goat Trading Post, which offers handmade goods and goat-inspired gifts. Presented in partnership with the Terrible Creek Society, this experience blends nature, local history, and time with animals while supporting rescue goat care and the preservation of local farm heritage.

Play music-themed bingo, mingle over cocktails, and enjoy the chance to win prizes.

Jen Kober delivers a high-energy hour that fuses sharp stand-up with vivid storytelling, keeping the laughs coming from start to finish. She earned back-to-back NPR Snap Judgment Comedic Performance of the Year awards for the viral Girl Scout Cookie Caper and for Nana Vs. OJ, which drew nearly a million views. On screen, she has appeared on Netflix in AJ & The Queen and Dead to Me, had audiences cracking up on HBO’s The Righteous Gemstones, played a tough detective in The Purge on USA Network, and showed up as a quirky science teacher in Diary of a Future President on Disney+. Her momentum continued with a recurring role on American Horror Story, a guest turn on Showtime’s Black Monday alongside Regina Hall and Don Cheadle, and a Season 2 spot on Apple TV’s The Browns, plus a feature in Audible’s Pride Special, Owning It. She kept the streak going with a guest role on CBS’s How We Roll with Pete Holmes and Katie Lowes and a quick appearance with Jean Smart on HBO’s Hacks. In 2023 she appeared as Sheriff Linda Lawless on the Disney Channel series Bunk’d and joined the Star Wars universe in The Mandalorian on Disney+. Expect a crowd-pleasing set anchored by punchy jokes, big personality, and memorable stories.

Settle into a relaxed candle-making workshop at Oak City Brewing Company that works for a date, time with friends, or a mellow creative break. Each ticket includes the chance to make two custom soy candles. Explore a fragrance bar to blend your own scents, pour your candles, and add decorative touches so each one feels personal. All materials are provided, guided instruction is included, the setting is cozy and social, and you will leave with two finished candles. Tickets are $38 and cover two 8 ounce candles in tins. Upgrades to different vessels can be selected at checkout, and additional Eventbrite fees apply. Craft beer and beverages are available for purchase from the brewery to enjoy while you create. Hosted by Hand.The.Light, this family-friendly experience welcomes children when accompanied by an adult. The workshop lasts about two hours. Refunds are available up to seven days before the event. There is a maximum 20 minute late arrival window, and each person needs their own ticket.

Gabriel Iglesias brings The 1976 Tour to Lenovo Center. The performance includes adult content, ticket prices already include a 7.25 percent sales tax, and everyone age 2 or older must have a ticket. Re-entry is not permitted. Ticket access is available through artist, venue, and Ticketmaster presales, a general public onsale, and a Valentine's Week two-pack offer.

Week 11 Monday Night Football on ESPN features Washington against Cincinnati, and Kraftys pizza pub is a listed watch location for the Triangle Commanders Fan Club. The game audio will be featured and seating is set aside for fans. Wear Washington gear for 10 percent off food. Specials include $13 buckets of Miller Lite, Coors Light, or Bud Light, $4 Royal Flush shots, $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas, and $1 wings.

Farmers and homesteaders from across North Carolina gather at Agri Supply of Garner for an outdoor farm swap set up in the store’s parking lot. The event highlights small local farmers and business owners, offering a place to connect with others and responsibly rehome animals. Animals available for swap or sale include chickens, roosters, sheep, turkeys, pigs, quail, goats, and hatching eggs, and all animals must be healthy and secured in cages. Sales of dogs or cats are not allowed. In addition to livestock, expect fresh produce such as plants, crops, and fruits, plus homemade items like eggs, sourdough, canned goods, and more. Several food trucks will be on site with a variety of options. Parking is free in the Agri Supply lot. Vendor participation is free as well, and interested sellers can contact the Garner store at (919) 772-0865 to speak with the event coordinator or a store manager for details and selection. Plans may be adjusted based on weather, and if more participation dates open, the team will follow up directly with interested vendors.

Now in its sixth year, MAKRS Holiday Fest brings a lively holiday market featuring two hundred local vendors, a bustling gathering of food trucks, and a DJ providing music throughout the event. Performers including Dakota Fox add spectacle with stilt walking and other acts, and a festive ring hosts holiday themed wrestling bouts. Families can enjoy a dedicated area for children, while adults can sip beer, wine, and sparkling beverages or grab coffee and cafe treats. Comfortable lounge areas offer spots to relax between shopping and activities, creating a warm place to find gifts from local makers.

At The Mason Jar Lager Company, Pawfect Match teams up with Pawsitively Delicious Treats for the holiday edition of Alternative Markets, where visitors can meet adoptable dogs while browsing goods from local vendors.

An evening of live music with the Monika Jaymes Band features an energetic atmosphere, a tight sound, and a playlist that encourages sing-alongs. It is a chance to enjoy a drink with friends while supporting live local music. Whether the plan is to dance, relax, or simply listen, the band keeps the vibe lively throughout.

Watch the Washington Commanders take on the Arizona Cardinals in Week 12 on FOX at Kraftys pizza pub, a Triangle Commanders Fan Club watch location. The broadcast will play with full game audio, and seating is set aside for fans. Wear Washington gear to receive 10 percent off food. Specials include $13 beer buckets featuring Miller Lite, Coors Light, or Bud Light, $4 Royal Flush shots, $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas, and $1 wings. For more information, call (919) 329-8000.

Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans bring a festive Christmas concert to Lenovo Center in Raleigh, NC, featuring beloved carols, signature songs, and moments of worship for an evening that celebrates the season’s warmth and spirit. With decades of music and a shared foundation of faith, the trio offers nostalgic highlights and uplifting performances for those beginning a new tradition or continuing a cherished one. Tickets are on sale. For buyer protection, TPR does not permit third party ticket resale on its event pages, and tickets obtained from unaffiliated sellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates or assistance. The official ticketing outlet is the source for valid entry.

A festive Christmas celebration with the JoCo boys unfolds at Locked & Loaded Bar & Grill.

This festive market at American Legion Post 116 in Fuquay Varina brings together more than 20 local vendors. Explore a variety of goods and gifts while enjoying food and drinks from the Post, a Christmas tree sale, and specialty coffee from Hustle & Grind Espresso and Coffee Bar. Live music is planned during the event. A raffle will benefit Post 116. Attendees can pick up a vendor passport, collect a stamp from each vendor, and enter for a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card once all stamps are collected. It is an opportunity to shop locally and support the community.

In Week 13, Kraftys pizza pub is a designated watch spot for the Triangle Commanders Fan Club, featuring dedicated game audio and seating arranged for fans. Wear Washington gear to receive 10 percent off food. Look for $13 buckets of Miller Lite, Coors Light, or Bud Light, $4 Royal Flush shots, $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas, and wings for $1.

Leanne Morgan brings her Time of Our Lives Tour to Lenovo Center for a live performance. Tickets are required for everyone two years of age and older, and re-entry is not permitted once you leave the venue. Ticket access will roll out in stages, with artist, promoter, and venue presales before the general public sale.

Connect with the local business community in Clayton by sharing brief updates, presenting a quick 20-second introduction to the group, and growing your network through meaningful conversations. Good Morning Clayton is CCOC’s monthly connection-building gathering, free for CCOC investors (members) and first-time guests. This edition is hosted by CBIZ Payroll and HR Technology, and the series is sponsored by Black Castle IT. The group meets at the Clayton Chamber of Commerce.

Aviator Taphouse sets a festive tone for the season with dinner and drinks alongside live music from The Sums Divide. Enjoy an acoustic set of favorite songs and a warm, holiday atmosphere.