Events in Greensboro, NC

Icon For Hire brings the 'Scripted' 15 Year Album Anniversary Tour to Hangar 1819 in collaboration with Crank It Loud. This stop celebrates 15 years of the album and features support from Elijah and Lauren Babic.

Enjoy a live performance by Greensboro singer-songwriter Russell Henderson.

This is a weekly One Piece play session featuring prize support from OP17.

Flannel is back at Rody's Tavern for an evening of music, highlighting new songs alongside longtime favorites.

A weekly FNM Draft is hosted at Dragon's Haord.

Rekindle the spirit of underground hip hop with a night made for those who lived it and those who always wanted to. Expect a deep run through classic tracks from the 80s, 90s, and 00s alongside high energy live performances from seasoned artists with real life stories to share. Soul Relief Records will set out crates for digging, perfect for anyone who values music beyond streaming or radio. It is BYOB, beef hot dogs will be available, and the setting leans raw and dimly lit, evoking the feel of a Wu Tang house show. Entry is 25 and over with a valid ID, capacity is limited, and the dress code is simple... come as you are, fully clothed, with closed toe shoes.

The Comic Dimension hosts a ChampionClix Open for the Heroclix community, built around a competitive 300-point Modern format. Entry is $35. Prize support features a Fight For Gotham Booster Brick for first place, an unreleased Doctor Strange Worlds 2026 debut promo for the top two, Marvel Heroclix Atlantean Warrior or Fight for Gotham Vault Booster for the top four, DC Heroclix Steel with Kinetic Hammer for the top eight, and a Marvel Heroclix Captain America’s Shield for participants up to the top 24. This tournament follows all current Modern 300 updates, errata, bans, and other guidelines outlined for the Tropical Regional Series 2026 beginning August 22. The current Worlds map menu will be used as a primer for that larger event. Sign-in through HCUnits is required.

At Greensboro Sportsplex, a diverse mix of home-focused companies gathers in one place so attendees can save time while exploring what is available. Discover fresh ideas and new products for your home, and connect with resources in home improvement, landscaping, and design services to move projects forward.

This monthly open studio focuses on figure study with a live model at Creative Aging Network-NC. The session is self-directed, offering uninterrupted time to follow your own process. Each month features a different model, creating fresh chances to work on gesture, proportion, anatomy, and line work. Bring whatever materials you like, such as charcoal, ink, paint, collage, or other tools. Easels and tables are provided. The facility fee is $15 to hold a spot, and model fees are split among participants according to attendance.

Second Saturdays at The Marshall Muse Gallery offer a full day of open studios and creative play for all ages in a warm, community-centered setting. Families will find activities for children at the interactive My Muse Station, along with seasonal projects, rotating workshops, and pop-up surprises. Each month features a local nonprofit, providing chances to learn about community initiatives, get involved, and give back, and organizations can be nominated for future spotlights through the gallery’s application process. Throughout the event, visitors can take behind-the-scenes tours of the gallery, classrooms, and studios, participate in hands-on art experiences, and connect with in-house and visiting artists. The gallery also hosts more than 60 arts and movement classes each week, offering many paths to keep creativity thriving.

This true crime tour in Greensboro explores the city’s darker chapters, including a taxi driver slain by escapees from a mental institution, the crimes of a notorious local serial killer, and the torture and killing of a well-known nightclub personality. It offers an unflinching look at unsettling moments in Greensboro’s past and the grim stories behind them.

Official Bushiroad shop tournaments for Cardfight Vanguard take place on Saturdays and include promotional card support.

Greensboro Complex hosts an evening of Garba with world renowned vocalist Atul Purohit. Celebrated for pushing the boundaries of classical music within Gujarati folk traditions, he brings the vibrant spirit that has carried his music to widespread acclaim. Recognized for devotional renditions including Sunderkand and beloved songs such as “Tara Vina Shyam” and “Vhalamni Vaat Kai,” he performs across Garba, sugam sangeet, and bhajans, drawing on influences from folk, Hindustani classical, sugam sangeet, bhajan, and sufi styles. His path began early with a harmonium, continued with studies in Baroda at a music college focused on dramatics, and grew through grassroots performances with local artists. Look forward to rhythmic melodies and soulful vocals from an artist who has inspired audiences to their feet.

An ABBA-themed DJ dance party returns to downtown Greensboro at The Move, featuring ABBA favorites alongside 70s and 80s disco hits from artists like the Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Cher and more. Expect a lively night on the dance floor, with disco attire encouraged. Tickets are available, including a limited early bird allotment, and VIP tables and booths are offered.

Fellowship Hall hosts a weekly Q&A panel that brings together alumni and members of the recovery community for open, supportive conversation. Participants can ask questions and share lived experience in a setting that values honesty, encouragement, and connection, helping bridge the path from treatment to the wider recovery network. Former Guests may attend once they are at least 30 days post-discharge. Please enter through the Main Building.

Enjoy a laid-back yoga session at Gate City Growlers with a YOGA & Mimosas twist. The price is $10, which covers the class and a drink.

The Junior Cotillion program helps students in grades 5 through 9 build skills in manners, social etiquette, and ballroom dance. Classes take place monthly, with session options offered in Winston-Salem. Applications and registration are available, and space is limited.

Recurring league sessions take place at Dragon's Hoard. These weekly gatherings offer a consistent setting for structured matches and friendly competition among players.

Experience the largest free music festival in North Carolina, a statewide celebration of live music.

Hosted by the Guilford Native American Association, the 49th Annual Pow Wow takes place at Country Park. This longstanding event marks its 49th year.

Professional bull riders compete at First Horizon Coliseum in a team-based showdown that amplifies the classic rider versus bull contest PBR is known for. The event spans about two hours, combining high-intensity competition with pyrotechnics and music in a lively, family-friendly setting. It is not a traditional rodeo, focusing solely on bull riding, a rodeo-related sport, and highlighting top riders alongside premier animal athletes. Ages 2 and older require a ticket for entry. An updated bag policy is in effect, and the venue operates cashless.

At First Horizon Coliseum, professional bull riders face off in a teams format that heightens the classic rider versus bull showdown PBR is known for. The event runs about two hours with pyrotechnics, music, and nonstop bull riding from a lineup of elite riders and world class animal athletes. It offers fast paced, family friendly competition and is exclusively bull riding rather than a traditional rodeo. Attendees ages 2 and older require a ticket. The venue is cashless and has an updated bag policy.

Experience the PBR team format as elite riders face powerful bulls in fast-paced matchups that heighten every ride. The action runs about two hours and blends music and pyrotechnics with nonstop competition, creating high-energy entertainment for families and fans. This is not a traditional rodeo, it is exclusively bull riding, a sport related to rodeo, featuring a standout roster of top riders and renowned animal athletes. Ages 2 and older need a ticket to enter. First Horizon Coliseum operates as a cashless venue and has an updated bag policy.

Acclaimed singer and songwriter Sean Hayes brings a soul-steeped mix of folk, blues, and indie rhythms to the Carolina Theatre. Known for a gritty voice and enduring tunes, he has earned devoted fans across the country. His performances can range from intimate solo moments to full band arrangements, always centered on the songs. This is a seated event. Tickets are $25, with a $3 processing fee and 6.75% North Carolina sales tax added to each ticket.

Crazy Train brings the sound and spectacle of Ozzy Osbourne to life in a high-octane tribute led by Vinny Cormier, touted as North America’s top Ozzy Osbourne tribute artist. Backed by a hard-hitting lineup of former Berklee students, including his son Dylan, the production pairs tight musicianship with striking special effects for a show packed with memorable moments. The setlist channels the energy of the Live and Loud 1993 era and reaches across the catalog, from Black Sabbath classics to cuts like Patient #9. Vinny Cormier has toured since 1977 and has worked alongside artists such as Molly Hatchet, Eddie Money, Blue Oyster Cult, Quiet Riot, Steve Perry of Journey, Kansas, John Cafferty, and Marshall Tucker. This engagement is part of the Carolina Theatre Presents Series at the historic Carolina Theatre of Greensboro. Proceeds support the theatre’s year-round live events, film offerings, arts education programs, and preservation efforts. Tickets are priced at $25, $30, or $40 based on seating location. A $5 processing fee and 6.75% North Carolina sales tax apply to each ticket.

This event features bingo, chances to win cash prizes, and drag performances, all in support of a thriving LGBTQ community.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings the Glow-N-Fire tour to life with massive machines, roaring engines, and edge-of-your-seat action. Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus are in action, while freestyle motocross riders deliver high-flying aerial stunts. A fire-breathing robot dinosaur that crushes cars turns up the spectacle. The lineup also debuts Rhinomite, a rhino-themed truck charging into the competition horn first. Expect nonstop energy, big jumps, and family-friendly thrills from start to finish.

The North Carolina Comedy Festival brings a curated night of rising talent to The Crown, showcasing comedians selected from hundreds of submissions spanning the U.S. and Canada. Featuring performances by JD Etheridge, TLink, MT Bottles, Ngozi, Nik Cartwright, Laura Dixon, Andy Forrester, and Shawn Carter. This is a seated event. Tickets are $20, plus a $3 processing fee and applicable sales tax.

First Horizon Coliseum hosts Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire, a high-octane stop on the 2026 tour that showcases larger-than-life favorites like Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. Freestyle motocross riders add to the spectacle with daring tricks, and a fire-breathing robot dinosaur rumbles through car-crushing action. The lineup also features Rhinomite, a brand-new rhino-themed truck debuting on the tour, charging into the competition. Expect nonstop thrills suited for families and fans of all ages.

Foodees Fest brings a weekend of flavor and creativity to Four Seasons Town Centre in Greensboro, NC. Explore more than 40 food trucks and culinary vendors offering gourmet bites and sweet treats, then browse a marketplace filled with dozens of artisans displaying handmade jewelry, artwork, and crafts. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with activities suited for all ages. Adventurous eaters can sample dishes they have never tried before, and gift seekers can find presents for birthdays and beyond. Admission is free for everyone, and registration enters participants into a giveaway for a free meal.

The fall edition of Noches Latinas brings an evening of music, movement, and community to LeBauer Park in Downtown Greensboro. Now in its fifth year, this free, all-ages celebration begins with a complimentary Latin dance lesson led by Maria Gonzalez, featuring salsa, merengue, bachata, and more. No partner or prior experience is required, and everyone is welcome to participate. The night continues with social dancing led by DJ Jonathan Vizcuña. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from Lawn Service, Parkside Pull-Up, and Taco Bros. Presented in collaboration with Greensboro Downtown Parks and Casa Azul of Greensboro, this gathering brings people together across generations and cultures to connect and celebrate on the dance floor.

Outlander in Concert takes place at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. The event is suitable for ages 13 and older, and parental guidance is advised due to mature themes in line with the series. Tickets are offered through a public sale along with presale options for fan club members, donors, Broadway subscribers, insiders, and TM CEN.

A festive comics celebration from Big Lick Comic Con - Greensboro will be held at the Greensboro Complex.

Art in the Arboretum is an annual celebration that fills the Greensboro Arboretum with creativity and activities for all ages. Artisans, makers, and crafters will be on hand alongside food vendors and musicians, and there is even fun planned for four legged friends. Applications are available only through official channels, and organizers will not contact anyone via Facebook about applying. For questions, contact Amanda Garner, Executive Director of Greensboro Beautiful, at director@greensborobeautiful.org.

Old Crow Medicine Show takes the stage for an evening rooted in the band’s long road from street-corner performances to major accolades. Formed while busking in 1998 and traveling from New York state into Canada, the group later drew the attention of Doc Watson in Boone, North Carolina while playing outside a pharmacy, which led to an invitation to MerleFest and a fast-rising career. Since those beginnings more than two decades ago, the band has been inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, earned two Grammy Awards for Remedy and Big Easy Express, and seen Wagon Wheel reach RIAA Double-Platinum status in 2019, with their debut album O.C.M.S. certified Gold. Their most recent release, Jubilee, arrived in August 2023 on ATO Records and received a Grammy nomination. NPR Music has recognized the group’s continuing creative spark. The show features an opening set by Palmyra, an acoustic folk trio. Doors open one hour before show time. Ticket options include $120.00, $94.75, $74.75, $54.75, and $44.75, depending on location. VIP packages are available, including the OCMS Front Row VIP Package with a front row ticket, a meet and greet with a personal photo opportunity, a commemorative VIP laminate and an autographed exclusive gift, early access to the merchandise table, and priority entry. A Premium Seat VIP Package offers a seat in the first five rows along with the meet and greet, photo opportunity, commemorative laminate, autographed exclusive gift, early merchandise access, and priority entry. The OCMS VIP Fast Pass includes a seat in the first six rows, an autographed exclusive gift, early merchandise access, and priority entry. VIP pricing is listed as $270.00 for VIP1, $220.00 for VIP2, and 180.00 for VIP3. A $5 processing fee, a $2.00 bump, and 6.75% North Carolina sales tax will be added to each ticket.

Expect an evening of big laughs as Mojo Brookzz brings his online-born comedy to the stage on the Outta Pocket Tour. A fast-rising act who has been filling theaters across the country, he delivers high-energy sets fueled by a bold personality and a steady stream of punchlines. The tour stops at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts for a feel-good night of comedy and good vibes.

North Carolina A&T faces Elon in a head-to-head game, and the event includes the Ultimate Tailgate Experience presented by Four Guys & A Chick.

Deez and Beez will appear among the vendors at the Greensboro Holiday Market at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex. Both shops will also stay open during the event.

At LeBauer Park in downtown Greensboro, the fifth anniversary season finale of Noches Latinas celebrates years of music, culture, and community. This multigenerational gathering has grown into a welcoming tradition where families, friends, and neighbors share the dance floor together. The program includes a complimentary Latin dance lesson led by Maria Gonzalez covering styles such as salsa, merengue, and bachata, with no partner or prior experience required, followed by social dancing with DJ Jonathan Vizcuña. Food and beverages will be available from Lawn Service, Parkside Pull-Up, and Taco Bros. Presented with the support of Greensboro Downtown Parks and Casa Azul of Greensboro, the event is free and open to all ages. Comfortable shoes are recommended for plenty of dancing, and the friendly atmosphere makes it easy to bring along family and friends.

First Horizon Coliseum hosts a rare tour stop that brings TobyMac, Third Day, and Chris Tomlin together in Greensboro, NC. Three headliners share one stage for a high-energy concert packed with number-one hits and acclaimed songs, promising a full night with no filler. It is a showcase built for big moments and singalong favorites that will keep the audience on its feet.

Ashley McBryde brings the Into The Wild Tour to Greensboro Complex for a general admission, standing room only show. Attendees aged 2 or older need a ticket to enter. Piedmont Hall has an updated bag policy, and the venue operates on a cashless basis. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales offered by the artist, the venue, Live Nation, and The Trybe.

The 4th Annual LaRue Run brings the community together for a timed 5K run and walk that supports Little Pink Houses of Hope and families navigating breast cancer. Participants can run or walk, supporters can cheer, and volunteers can lend a hand. Every effort helps provide rest and renewal retreats for patients and their loved ones. Expect a Kids Fun Run, music and a welcoming atmosphere, family-friendly activities, and a lively mix of food trucks and local vendors. Runners, walkers, families, and supporters of all ages are welcome. Registration and donations help fund retreats that give families time to breathe, reconnect, and find hope.

The Barbie Truck Original Icon Tour brings exclusive merchandise available only on the Barbie Truck Tour to Friendly Center. The truck will be located near the crosswalk between Sephora and Hallmark, offering a chance to browse limited items tied to the tour.