Free events in Greensboro, NC

This summer series offers a welcoming space to deepen awareness, rebuild strength and confidence, and reconnect with your body through pelvic floor learning, core support, mindful breathing, mobility work, gentle movement, and practices that help settle the nervous system. Each session starts with a brief educational segment and then moves into guided movement, breath, mobility, or restorative practice. The Week 3 class centers on postpartum yoga and mobility, exploring how the pelvis adapts during pregnancy and practical ways to protect the pelvic floor during recovery. Expect slow, yoga-inspired stretches and movements with clear guidance on what to focus on now and what to set aside, so you can continue practicing yoga to support mobility, nervous system regulation, and healing. Registration is free, and signing up in advance is required. Participants can attend any class at participating locations and do not need to complete all five sessions in the series.

Compassion Loves Action Outreach hosts the third annual back to school drive focused on helping students begin the new year prepared. Attendees can receive complimentary backpacks stocked with school supplies, available while supplies last, in a warm, family friendly setting that highlights community support, hope, and service. A sheriff escorted community motorcycle ride is also part of the day. It departs from Riding High Harley-Davidson and concludes at Warnersville Recreation Center, where riders connect with the school supply distribution and festivities.

A community yard sale and vendor event at VFW Auxiliary Post 2087 offers a full day of bargain hunting and neighborhood spirit. Shoppers can browse one of a kind finds, including household items, clothing, crafts, and handmade goods, while supporting local small businesses. Vendor tables are available for $25, and space can be reserved by contacting Diana B. at (336) 988-3345. All vendor table proceeds benefit the VFW Auxiliary and help support veterans.

Greensboro Public Library Anime Con is a one day mini convention that brings the local fan community together to celebrate manga, anime, video games, cosplay, and Asian pop culture. Expect creative cosplay, lively and informative panels, artist showcases and vendors, appearances by special guests, hands on workshops, and more. Admission is free, and people of all ages are welcome. For questions, call 336-373-2925.

Hester Park hosts a lively set of salsa music from West End Mambo. Polar Bear Ice and Taco Bros will be on site with dinner and sweet treats. Attendees may bring blankets, lawn chairs, and picnics. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to help sustain the concert series.

On the second Tuesday of each month, Crescent Rotarians deliver up to 60 pounds of fresh food to families through Out of the Garden Project's Fresh Mobile Market at The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship. People who could benefit from the market are welcome to participate, and paperwork can be completed onsite from the car.

Curb After Work offers a mid-week chance to shop the farmers market. More than 50 vendors take part every Tuesday for the Mid-Week Market, with dairy, meats, produce, baked goods, ready-to-bake meals, and more. It is a convenient stop for that one item you missed on your list or something you can pop in the oven for an easy dinner.

In the educational garden at Gateway Gardens, children follow the journey from seed to table through hands-on activities that build gardening skills, explore where food comes from, and include simple cooking experiences. This program is designed for ages 5 to 12. It is free, and registration is required.

Learn the fundamentals of Sorcery TCG at a free learn-to-play session held on Wednesdays. These events focus on introducing the core rules and giving new players a straightforward way to try the game.

Get ready for AHOY at Griffin, a low-impact aerobics class designed to help you “add health to your years.” The program runs weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with this specific session held at Griffin Recreation Center. Registration isn’t required, and the class is free to attend.

Recovery Alive provides a supportive space for people carrying anxiety, past wounds, or stubborn habits and looking for a fresh start. The focus is on care that embraces the whole person and the entire family. There is no cost and no judgment, only a community moving toward wholeness together. A complimentary meal with fellowship is available before the program, and options are offered for kids and teens.

Greensboro Networking powered by Rockstar Connect brings a free, community-focused networking gathering to The Upper Deck, centered on meaningful conversations and real connections. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where stories are shared, interests are discovered, and relationships can grow. Hosted by Rockstar Connect Amplify, this event welcomes entrepreneurs, professionals, and neighbors who want to engage more deeply in the local scene. Everyone is welcome, and there has been a recent schedule update for this upcoming edition. Attendees from across the Greater Greensboro area are encouraged to take part, including communities such as High Point, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, Burlington, Asheboro, Jamestown, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, Pleasant Garden, McLeansville, Gibsonville, Stokesdale, Whitsett, Reidsville, Thomasville, Lexington, Clemmons, Archdale, Trinity, Colfax, Sedalia, Forest Oaks, Browns Summit, Julian, Liberty, Eden, Randleman, Walkertown, Madison, Mayodan, King, Belews Creek, Tobaccoville, Wallburg, Welcome, Germanton, Denton, and Pittsboro. Rockstar Connect Amplify blends in-person networking from Rockstar Connect with direct mail marketing by Wespor Business to create a unified approach that builds strong B2B connections and broad consumer brand awareness across the local marketplace.