Free events in Goldsboro, NC

Elevated Energy Healing hosts a free weekly Elevated Power Hour featuring a guest speaker who shares their gifts through complimentary workshops and presentations. This session spotlights Your Divine Body is Designed to Heal with Lori Beth. The series also explores topics including Spirit in nature, the Hawaiian way with Dr. Lisa Grable, The Fundamental Work of Aligning with Spirit & Training Your Spiritual Abilities with Mariela Siwarqinti, What Are Your Symptoms Trying to Tell You with Katherine from Reclaimable, and Reiki Crystal Grids: Healing, Intention, and World Peace with Edhriz Siraliev, PhD of Tria Prima Wellness, LLC. The gathering welcomes seekers, healers, and the spiritually curious to listen, learn, and connect in a supportive setting.

Saturday mornings in Raleigh offer a visit to the North Hills Farmers Market with locally raised 100% Wagyu beef and Berkshire pork from North Carolina. Stock up for weekend cookouts, game day menus, or just because.

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.

The Brown Pages Project presents an October Peace Talks staged reading of And Then There Was Me, a contemporary ensemble drama by J. Ra’Chel Fowler at William Peace University. Shaped by a trauma-informed approach and developed with The Darehouse, the piece explores memory, grief, identity, survival, care, choice, and the bonds of chosen family. At its heart is the question of how someone who has always been the rock for others understands who they are when they finally need support themselves. Admission is free. The ensemble features Comfort Akili Gathers, Angelica Lynnette Barber, Phoenix Aya Wallace, Diamond Monica Hoh, Dominique Daniel Cryer-Muthedath Ryder, Laurel Ullman, Alex Devirgilis, Thomasi McDonald, Juan Isler, Dani Coan, Regina Walker, Susan Jordan Shank, Chanda Branch, and Robert Kaufman.