Events in Greenville, NC

At Larry's Steakhouse, Meatloaf Monday puts this classic comfort dish front and center. It is a straightforward, food-focused occasion for anyone in the mood for a hearty favorite.

Take part in a local Yugioh Genesys Format event that centers on a distinctive deck construction system with a list capped at 100 points. Build within the point limit and put your strategy to the test in friendly competition. Prizes may vary, and a resource is available for checking and updating point values.

Magikarp Monday makes waves at Blue Ox Games with a weekly Pokémon TCG tournament where even a small splash can lead to big victories. Whether tuning a deck or diving into the scene for the first time, players can enjoy friendly competition, trade cards, and connect with the local Pokémon community. Entry is $10. The tournament uses the Pokémon Standard constructed format with Swiss rounds. Each participant receives a Play Pokemon booster, with additional prizes awarded based on final standings. Held every Monday at Blue Ox Games.

Explore the microscopic world during a hands-on homeschool outdoor learning session at River Park North. Guided by staff, participants learn to operate microscopes, collect samples, and prepare them for observation. Materials and instruction are provided for each activity. This monthly series features a new outdoor topic each time. Pre-registration is required for each child for each session, and space is limited to 12 participants. Designed for ages 7 and older with an accompanying adult. The fee is $10 per person, per session, with a discounted $8 rate for Greenville residents. Register at any GRPD facility. For more details, call (252) 329-4560 or email awimsatt@greenvillenc.gov.

Free yoga sessions at the Greenville Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center are presented by the Raleigh-based nonprofit You Call This Yoga. Offerings include chair-supported classes with chairs provided and mat-focused classes where participants are encouraged to bring a mat, with a limited number available on site. Space is limited, and registration is available. For assistance, call 1-888-275-7513 x4.

This open mic night welcomes both experienced performers and newcomers. It takes place each Wednesday and invites musicians to share their songs and energy on stage.

Pokémon fans can look forward to a Weekly League Night filled with friendly battles, trading, and a welcoming community vibe. Expect structured league matches that offer bragging rights and prizes, a dedicated spot to trade and track down that perfect partner, and casual games for anyone who prefers a relaxed matchup. Special league challenges award unique in-game rewards and bonuses. The event is open to all ages, celebrating everything from the earliest Kanto adventures to the newest regions and generations. Participants are encouraged to bring cards, consoles, and plenty of enthusiasm for a weekly opportunity to connect with fellow Trainers and grow their collections. Entry fees vary based on prizing or event type. Prizes may be store credit or Pokémon products, depending on stock.

Settle in for a calm, creative evening at Minis at the Museum, a social miniature painting session in a distinctive museum setting. Whether you have shelves of unpainted models or are trying a brush for the first time, all skill levels are welcome. Blue Ox Games provides all the supplies needed to paint a figure ready for the game table, and guests may also bring their own minis and materials if they prefer. Come with friends or attend solo and meet fellow hobbyists in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Admission is free.

Step into a head-to-head Riftbound showdown built for dueling fans of tactical play. This weekly 1v1 night centers on a race to shatter the Nexus, channeling the high-energy spirit of League of Legends while pitting you against determined competitors in a series of intense bouts. Expect a Swiss structure that pairs players by performance, so wins push you higher in the standings and losses match you with opponents on a similar track. Every match is a best-of-three, rewarding consistency, quick adaptation, and smart decision making. Each game uses a timer, and if time is called the round goes to the player who has dealt the most damage to the Nexus. Bring a Riftbound deck that follows official deck-building rules and be ready to counter a range of strategies. Entry typically runs around $10, with prizes determined by attendance and the availability of sets. Registration is available through the Riftbound event page. Outthink the field, climb the ranks, and aim to finish the night as champion.

Anime fans and card game players can take part in a weekly Union Arena competition that features decks inspired by favorites like Attack on Titan, Tokyo Ghoul, Sword Art Online, and more. The format is Swiss, the entry fee is $5, and prize support is one pack per person awarded to the top cut. Expect a friendly setting to test strategies, meet fellow enthusiasts, and aim for anime merchandise and rare collectible cards. Registration is handled through the Bandai TCG+ app, with on-site sign up available, and early registration is encouraged.

Set out on a moonlight outing with a 30 minute hayride circling a 31 acre pond, then wind down by the campfire while roasting marshmallows. The cost is per person, with a standard fee of $12 and a discounted resident rate of $10. Children under two ride free when seated on an adult’s lap. This activity is open to all ages when accompanied by an adult. Advance registration is required and can be completed in person at GRPD facilities. For more information, call 252-329-4560.

Nostalgic Knights debuts at Local Oak Brewing Co with a set of rock and pop favorites from the 70s and 80s that bring back nostalgic memories. The brewery hosts live music with a food truck on site and beer on tap.

Local Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced Format play highlights the latest competitive decks. The average entry fee is $5 and includes an OTS Pack for participants. Special events may feature different prizing or scheduling.

Project Sunshine Jeep & 4x4 Ride brings the Greenville, NC community together to benefit Daughters of Worth, and all vehicle types are welcome, including Jeeps, 4x4s, cars, trucks, and SUVs. The group will travel through the city and conclude at Mellow Mushroom for a lively gathering with a poker run, raffles, prizes, standout rides, food, laughs, and opportunities to meet fellow enthusiasts. Registration is $25, and organizers are also seeking event sponsors as well as raffle and prize contributions. The focus is on fun, connection, and supporting programs that uplift young people in Eastern North Carolina.

North Carolina Central faces East Carolina in a nonconference football matchup at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The Eagles lean on a physical style, while the Pirates aim to set the tone on their home field. With regional pride and in-state bragging rights at stake, the atmosphere should be lively from kickoff.

Sunday brunch takes place at Larry’s Steakhouse. It offers a laid-back setting for a midday meal centered on brunch and lunchtime. For information, call 252-751-6510.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of Commander Magic: The Gathering with free entry and a family-friendly atmosphere. New and experienced players can settle into casual multiplayer games in the Commander format, where each deck is built around a legendary commander. Bring your own Commander deck or borrow one that is provided, connect with fellow players, and share plenty of laughs over good-spirited matches.

This guided two-mile hike at River Park North follows a mile into the park and the same distance back. Along the way, participants learn about common mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and trees found in the area. Meet at the Science and Nature Center before the hike begins. Open to ages 18 and up. Free to attend.

A month-long catfish tournament at River Park North features divisions for adults 16 and up and for children 15 and under, with recognition for the top two heaviest single catches in each. Competitors need a state fishing license and a park fishing permit, except that children 15 and under are exempt from both. This activity is for all ages with an adult. In this annual contest, anyone who takes first place in two consecutive years must sit out for one year before competing again. For details on rules, contact the River Park North office at (252) 329-4560 or bwilliams@greenvillenc.gov.

THORN performs at Dirty Dan’s with a rocking set.

Discover the fundamentals of targeting catfish in North Carolina. Led by an NCWRC Angler Engagement Coordinator, this workshop supports beginners and anglers looking to refine their approach. Instruction covers identifying different species, choosing appropriate gear and tackle, selecting rigging methods and baits, and pinpointing fish in rivers, lakes, and coastal reservoirs across the state. Open to participants ages 12 and up with an accompanying adult. This workshop is free.

At the Greenville Convention Center, the Mid-Atlantic Reptile Expo brings together reptile and amphibian enthusiasts for a mix of shopping and education. Attendees will find more than 100 tables featuring reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, supplies, and reptile-themed merchandise, along with chances to connect with seasoned hobbyists and breeders. Children 12 and under are admitted free, and adult admission is $10.

Explore River Park North on a roughly two mile hike focused on identifying plants and trees. Expect to notice species you already recognize and learn to name new ones as you go. The group meets at the Science and Nature Center. Designed for ages 12 and up with an accompanying adult. Free to attend. For details, call (252) 329-4560 or email bwilliams@greenvillennc.gov.

Black Rose Bottling hosts an evening that begins with music from DJ Robert Murray, then continues with a show featuring Purina Chow, Michelle Michaels, Kristina Christian, and Sir Kai the Queen. Advance tickets are $12.50, and admission at the door is $15. A ticket link will be shared soon.

Wildwood Park in Greenville, NC hosts a welcoming, dog-focused event connected with the Pitt County Humane Society.

Set out on a guided paddle across River Park North’s largest pond while picking up essential kayaking techniques and learning about the park’s history. The program also highlights local wildlife, with opportunities to observe birds, reptiles, fish, and mammals, and there is a chance of spotting a bald eagle. This activity is open to participants ages 9 and older when accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required and space is limited to seven paddlers across three single kayaks and two tandems. The fee is $10, with a discounted $7 rate for residents. Register at any GRPD facility or online. For more information, call (252) 329-4560 or email bwilliams@greeenvillenc.gov.

Harvey Street teams up with Innlet for a live show. Tickets are offered in several tiers, including general admission on the floor and in the balcony, along with a student option. Advance pricing is $20 for floor, $30 for balcony, and $14.50 for students. Day-of prices are $25 for floor, $35 for balcony, and $20 for students.

The inaugural Fall Fling for Freedom arrives at Pitt Street Brewing Company with an evening centered on food, music, and impact. A $20 ticket includes dinner from Tula's Food Truck along with a beverage and dessert, and DJ Jerry Coyle provides the soundtrack. The gathering celebrates progress in the movement to end human trafficking and supports momentum for what comes next. Details on ticket availability and sponsorships will be shared soon.

Show your pink spirit with Girl Scouts of Pitt County and the acclaimed ECU Dance Team at Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum. Girls take part in a clinic led by team members to learn a dance routine, then step onto the court to perform it at halftime of the Women’s Volleyball game. Advance registration is required. For details about signing up, connect with a troop leader or email pittcountyserviceteam@gmail.com.

Try scuba diving in a controlled setting tailored for ages 12 and up with physical challenges. A two to one ratio of instructors or assistants to each participant provides close support, and space is limited to eight people. The cost is $40 per person. Please arrive 30 minutes early and bring a swimsuit and a towel. This session takes place at Rum Runner Dive Shop. For registration or questions, call 252-439-4390.

This free show at Christy's Euro Pub features Loon & Crow from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, blending gritty, blues-drenched garage rock with open-ended jam improvisation. Driven by pounding drums and a fuzz-laced guitar tone, their performances build from slow-burning grooves to powerful peaks, taking a new path each time. It is a strong fit for listeners who enjoy authentic blues rock with an exploratory jam feel and offers an immersive live experience.

This free monthly support gathering welcomes anyone interested in learning, sharing, and improving life with diabetes. Meetings at Pitt County Office Park Community Center feature guest experts, useful resources, and a warm environment to connect with peers. Discover fresh approaches to daily health, watch cooking demonstrations, and leave with practical tools you can use every day.

Adults and toddlers can explore art side by side in a Mini Makers workshop inspired by Goodnight Moon. The session includes a read-aloud of the book to guide hands-on activities with art materials. It is intended for ages 1 to 4 and is led by instructor Maggie Simms. Group size ranges from a minimum of 4 to a maximum of 10. Cost is $10 per adult-and-child pair for Emerge members and $20 for non-members. Registration requires one adult for each child and uses code MINI-02.

A community heart walk gathers families at East Carolina University on the Student Center Lawn for a welcoming blend of movement, music, and activities. The event highlights heart health, recognizes survivors, and remembers those affected by heart disease and stroke. It offers an uplifting atmosphere with a shared purpose as participants walk together and celebrate progress toward healthier hearts.

Learn the essentials of Medicare at an in-person information session led by experts. The class reviews how Medicare works, the different types of plans, prescription drug coverage, and other key basics. Hosted at Greenville Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center. Registration is requested, and assistance is available at 1-888-275-7513 x4.

Celebrate the third annual Loc & Natural Hair Fest at Wildwood Park in Greenville, NC, where the natural hair community comes together for artistry, learning, and connection. The weekend features an exclusive loc class led by a visiting loctician on Saturday, then a festival day on Sunday when that artist will showcase work, network with fellow professionals, and spotlight the beauty of natural styles. Two models are being sought to participate during the event, with sponsored Airbnb accommodations, professional exposure, and the opportunity to work alongside the loctician included. Models should be comfortable being photographed and recorded for social media. Those interested in modeling or in class registration can reach out to the organizer by direct message for details, as space is limited.

Hook’em and Book’em presents Tar After Dark, a catfish series stop hosted by team member Brandon Davis and crew. Teams of up to three anglers compete in a trailer-format tournament with the entire Tar River open to fish. The entry fee is 80 dollars per team, with optional 20 dollar side pots for biggest fish and for trash fish. A functioning livewell is required. This event serves as the championship round at Greenville Port Terminal. Late arrivals to the weigh-in will be disqualified. Rules and pre registration are available.

Calcutta Street Pub in Greenville hosts DLS for a lively night with chilled beverages and a celebration that keeps going late into the night.

Celebrate the season with a family-friendly gathering featuring marshmallow roasting, a showcase of participant-carved pumpkins, and trick-or-treating with the staff. Guests can get an up-close look at a snake and take part in a variety of creepy crawly themed activities. Costumes are encouraged for children. The program welcomes all ages when accompanied by an adult, and admission is charged per child. The fee is $7, with a discounted $5 rate for Greenville residents. For more information, call 252-329-4560 or email awimsatt@greenvillenc.gov.

Celebrating its 20th year as a ministry fundraiser, this event brings Greenville the 12th Cross Training 5K through a partnership between Hope of Glory and CrossFit Greenville to support those in need throughout Pitt County. The course sets out from Uptown Greenville, moves toward the Town Common, and returns along 5th Street beside East Carolina University. Participants can opt for a traditional 5K run, a family-friendly 5K walk, or a cross-training edition that incorporates six workout stations along the route, led by coaches from CrossFit Greenville. Exercises at these stations include set movements and repetitions, with any weighted elements adjusted to match fitness levels, and heats organized for beginner, intermediate, and advanced groups. Proceeds benefit Hope of Glory Ministries in their work to relieve burdens, empower families, and proclaim Christ in the community. Pre-registered participants can pick up race bags in advance at the Hope of Glory Ministries Community Outlet or on race day at event headquarters in the UBE parking lot. Every participant receives a moisture-wicking race shirt, with size guarantees for early registrants and limited availability for later sign-ups. A post-race celebration will take place at UBE.

Start your holiday shopping early at the Holiday Marketplace, where shoppers can explore seasonal decorations, homemade baked treats, artisan gifts, unique finds, and more. This year the event takes place in a newly constructed auditorium, providing a fresh setting to browse and discover special items. Additional details and photos will be shared soon. Vendors interested in reserving a table may contact Laurie Maloney at (252) 830-7079 or LMaloney@umrh.org.

A Halloween-themed pet adoption event brings wagging tails to Superior Fence & Rail, with adoptable dogs to meet and a festive atmosphere full of family-friendly fall fun. Rescue volunteers will share resources, offer pet safety tips, and provide information about fencing options for new pet parents. Guests can enjoy seasonal photo opportunities, treats, giveaways, and other surprises. The event supports Pitt Friends. Adopters can receive $250 off a new fence with code ADOPT250, and a $50 donation will be made to Pitt Friends.

As part of the Homeschool Outdoor Learning Experiences at River Park North, this session explores the mysterious world of cryptids, sharing stories of legendary North Carolina creatures through hands-on crafts, games, and more. Staff provide materials and instruction for all activities. Each session in this monthly series highlights a new outdoor topic. Designed for ages 7 and up with an accompanying adult, the program requires pre-registration for each child and is limited to 12 participants. The fee is $10 per person per session, with a discounted rate of $8 for Greenville residents. Register at any GRPD facility or online. For more information, call (252) 329-4560 or email awimsatt@greenvillenc.gov.

The Daniel Jordan Band returns to Greenville with rugged country bite, a Southern flair, and a moody streak. Calcutta Street Pub sets the scene for a high energy set built for a buzzing dance floor, a night that feels raw, electric, and a touch wicked. DJB rolls back into town to deliver a spirited soundtrack for the city after dark.

Extra Life 2026 brings the community together at the American Legion for a spirited, pirate themed celebration of gaming. With a high seas vibe and plenty of swashbuckling energy, participants gather to play games and help kids. It is a lively meetup for Extra Life supporters in a fun, nautical atmosphere.

Market on the Square continues with the Winterville Chamber hosting a seasonal series that brings the community together in the heart of Winterville. Attendees can explore local shopping from businesses and artisans, enjoy offerings from food vendors, and take part in family activities alongside changing themes that give each market its own personality. The series highlights entrepreneurs and community organizations, offering entertainment, activities, and plenty of chances to connect with neighbors and visitors. Specialty happenings extend the series with unique themes, their own schedules, and different locations, including Glow Mini Golf, Fright Fest, and the Winter Wonderland Market, and vendors may use the same application to participate. This community effort is presented in partnership with the Town of Winterville, with support from Curtis Media Group and the Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge, and includes opportunities for additional business sponsorships.

Fox N' Vead brings its Playing The Game tour to State Theatre in Greenville, NC, with The Smokes also appearing. This show features both acts sharing the bill at the venue.

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Enjoy hands-on fun centered around leaves, including playtime in a growing leaf pile and related activities and crafts. Bring a garbage bag of leaves to receive free admission to the Nature Center for your whole family, and help make the pile bigger. This event is for all ages with an accompanying adult. For more information, call (252) 329-4560 or email bwilliams@greenvillenc.gov.

Make seasonal treats for the animals that visit your backyard, then take your creations home and enjoy watching the wildlife eat from the comfort of your window. A parent or guardian must remain with participants and is encouraged to take part. This program is open to all ages. There is no additional charge beyond Nature Center admission. For more information, call 252-329-4560 or email awimsatt@greenvillenc.gov.

A pop-up Paddock Club night at Black Rose Bottling features dancing with a DJ and a live show with Dana St. James, Purina Chow, Elite Chanson, and Chantae Elise Cassidy. Admission is $12.50 in advance or $15 at the door.

The Blackfire Fashion Show marks its sixth year at the Greenville Convention Center. Tickets are available for purchase.