Events in Huntersville today

A trampoline play session designed for children five and under does not require reservations, and tickets are sold in person. Admission is $11.98 for one parent with one toddler, and $5.99 for each additional parent or toddler. Socks are available for $3.99 and can be reused. Children older than five are not permitted.

Free, 50-minute yoga classes are available at the Charlotte Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center, offered by the Raleigh-based nonprofit You Call This Yoga. Each month follows a rotating format, with chair yoga on the first and third sessions and mat-based practice on the second and fourth. Seating is provided for chair yoga. For mat classes, please bring a mat if you have one, and a limited number will be available to borrow. Space is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. For assistance, call 1-888-275-7513, ext. 2.

Designed for children, this weekly program introduces a fresh theme and pairs engaging instruction with an interactive project. Kids get to investigate the natural world, dive into science, and express their own creativity through activities that make learning fun.

Explore personal growth and spiritual awareness in a welcoming class led by Lori Petty. Through interactive conversation, reflective exercises, and practical techniques for everyday life, participants build skills to support a consistent spiritual practice. Topics include mindfulness, meditation, energy practices, and teachings drawn from ancient traditions. The setting fosters connection with others who share an interest in growth, offering space to deepen understanding and develop habits that sustain the inner life. Open to people of all backgrounds and experience levels. Cost is $20 per class.

RRPC Farmers Market returns for a new season with returning vendors alongside new vendors, offering fresh produce and other goods. GGC Smokehouse Food Truck will be in the lot serving barbecue, brisket, fixins, and more.

This midweek RC event features open drift and crawling courses and a carpet track for practice. The carpet track practice layout is announced each week.

Wednesday evenings bring free admission to the Mint Museum, available at both Mint Museum Uptown and Mint Museum Randolph. This program is presented by Publix Super Market Charities.

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon League session where participants can bring a deck to play or stop by to learn the game. The focus is on casual fun, and promos will be available.

Settle into a restorative group Biofield Tuning and sound immersion at Ahlara International. Led by Master Biofield Tuning Practitioner Michelle Love, the session uses tuning forks within the body’s electromagnetic field to identify areas of stuck energy and guide them toward the central channel for resolution. This vibrational sound approach views many physical, mental, and emotional challenges as noise in the field and works to shift the system from turbulence to calm. Many participants notice a lift in vitality and a deeper sense of alignment. You may take part seated or lying down. Wear comfortable clothing, arrive well hydrated, and bring a bottle of water, a mat or blanket, and any other props that support your comfort. Cost is $33.

Experience a group Biofield Tuning and sound immersion guided by Master Biofield Tuning Practitioner Michelle Love. This vibrational approach uses tuning forks within the body’s electromagnetic field to detect areas of stagnant energy and guide them toward the central channel for transformation. The method is intended to relax and reset the nervous system. Because thoughts, perceptions, and life experiences imprint the body’s electrical terrain, these energetic pockets can reflect repressed emotions from trauma or other significant events, including influences carried through family lines. Many physical, mental, and emotional challenges can be felt as noise in the field, and this session focuses on shifting that noise into coherence so energy moves from chaos to calm. Participants often notice a renewed sense of vitality and deeper alignment. You may take part seated or lying down. Wear comfortable clothing, arrive well hydrated, and bring a water bottle, a mat or blanket, and any additional props for comfort. Cost is $33.

Weekly evening rides roll out from Lost Worlds in Cornelius, with several pace groups so riders can choose what works best. The C group targets a 15 to 16 pace and is a no drop option. Everyone follows the same 25 mile route, so if you end up off the back of your group, the next one will arrive shortly. Lost Worlds also offers a new phone app where riders can earn rewards each time they ride, and there are half price bottles of wine and $1 wings on Wednesdays.

A weekly Wednesday open mic welcomes singer-songwriters and all kinds of performers, guided by rotating hosts. Musicians, poets, comics, drummers, and anyone who wants to jam are invited to take the stage. There is no cover charge, and performers can add their name to the sign-up sheet at the bar.

Enjoy a weekly organized board game night with no charge for table space. It is a friendly setting to meet new people and add some fun to the middle of your week. If you have a specific title in mind, leave a comment in the event discussion to let others know what you want to play.

Reel Reads Book Club explores beloved books alongside their film adaptations in a friendly discussion format at the Mooresville location. Conversations compare storytelling techniques, character portrayals, and themes across page and screen, welcoming both avid readers and movie fans. Mention Reel Reads Book Club at checkout to receive a 10% discount on the monthly pick. Fred & June’s can also buy back your book club title for trade credit to use on a future purchase.

Enjoy three rounds of Flesh and Blood Classic Constructed in a welcoming local setting. Participants with under 100 XP can receive cards from a bulk selection. If you do not have a deck, loaner decks in a variety of builds will be available so you can jump right in. The focus is on community and growth, giving players space to sharpen strategy, practice deck construction, and deepen knowledge of heroes and mechanics. Many competitors begin at locals and later step up to Pro Quests, Battle Hardened, and Calling events.

Hosted at Gilde Brewery in LoSo with the 1546 Run Club, this casual community run welcomes every pace, whether you prefer to run, walk, or take it slow. Participants can choose from routes of about 1, 3, or 5 miles. After the workout, enjoy a free beer and take advantage of specials that include a $5 burger and half off bottles of wine.

Players come together for Yu-Gi-Oh Edison format play at Get Some Game. This classic ruleset recreates the environment of the Shonen Jump Championship held in Edison, New Jersey, using the card pool and rules from that era and the corresponding Forbidden and Limited List. Legal cards run through Absolute Powerforce and the Machina Mayhem Structure Deck, creating a balanced and nostalgic experience. Expect early Synchro strategies with cards like Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier and Drill Warrior, plus tribute focused plans where Treeborn Frog and Cyber Dragon help power Monarch builds. A wide mix of decks can succeed, including Blackwing, Lightsworn, Zombie, Quickdraw Plant, Frog Monarch, and HERO variants, so creative deckbuilding is encouraged. The format enjoys strong community support both locally and online, and Konami recognizes it through Time Wizard events, offering a welcoming way to revisit classic Yu-Gi-Oh gameplay.

The Charlotte Backgammon Club holds a friendly tournament at Dilworth Social House. New players can enter for a $5 fee, and spectators are welcome. Between matches, there is casual play with participants who are out of the tournament or waiting for their next game, along with opportunities for chouettes and strategy advice. Free parking is available in The Dilworth garage on the same block. Regular turnout is usually eight or more players, not including the Facebook RSVPs.

A lively mashup of music and classic bingo creates a playful game filled with feel-good nostalgia and memory-packed fun. An upbeat atmosphere and a soundtrack-driven twist keep the good times rolling from start to finish.

Shemaine and her band, Crimson Soul, take the spotlight with a sound shaped by years of live performance. Charlotte-born and a Northwest School of the Arts alum, she brings 15 years of R&B and soul to the stage, blending R&B, neo-soul, and hip hop with influences that include Chaka Khan and Jill Scott. In 2021 she wrote and released her debut album, Nostalgia, Volume 1, and launched Crimson Soul. A singer, songwriter, and producer, she describes herself as a “Veteran Rookie” stepping into a fresh chapter of her artistry.

All Things Adolescents returns to Hopeway with a free panel where parents and students speak candidly about navigating mental health and substance use challenges. This fourth installment brings together voices with lived experience and creates space for honest conversation. Attendance is open to parents, young people, professionals, educators, and community members.

A weekly Pre-Modern Magic: The Gathering event open to all players. The format follows Pre-Modern rules and runs for three rounds. Entry is $10, and players receive $10 in store credit for each match win.

Break up the week with Name That Tune trivia at Moochies Tavern. A short music warm up leads into four rounds featuring 100 songs in total. Two rounds cover hits from the 1960s through the 1980s, and two rounds focus on the 1990s to the present. For each era, one round accepts only the song title, and another allows credit for either the title or the artist. Team scores are added up at the end to determine the winners, with prizes that include a $25 restaurant gift card for first place, a $20 gift card for second, and a free appetizer for teams finishing third through sixth. Teams can test their music recall, meet new people, and enjoy food and drinks while playing.

Take part in an open shag dance at The Swanee Theatre. This is not a lesson-based event. Admission is $7 per person at the door.

Music Bingo brings a melody-filled twist to the classic game at 760 Craft Works in Huntersville. Instead of numbers, participants listen for songs, mark matching titles on their cards, and call bingo to win prizes awarded each round. It is free to play, and drinks are available to complement the upbeat atmosphere.

At Big Al's Pub & Grubberia - Mooresville, Name The Music brings teams together for a high energy trivia game built around upbeat songs spanning every genre and decade. Expect spirited competition and playful introductions before each track. New contests appear about every 40 minutes with chances to win prizes. Participants may jump in at any point during the event.

Now in its seventh year, this weekly open mic at The Cedar Stump Pub-Troutman offers a welcoming stage for solo performers and full bands. A Bose sound system is available and a drum kit is set up. Performers can sign up on site, and anyone who uses an amplifier should bring one. Original songs are encouraged and covers are welcome, creating a space where music brings people together each week.

Kilted Buffalo Birkdale hosts Survey Showdown, a fast paced, Family Feud style trivia night built on real survey responses. Teams work together to predict how people answered each question, leaning on strategy and instinct to rack up points. The game flows through multiple choice rounds that ask for the most popular answer, the least popular answer, and the middle choice, followed by a drag and drop challenge to rank options from most to least popular, then a final multiple choice question with a wager to keep things interesting. Participation is free, and the top three teams earn gift cards worth $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $15 for third.

Kilted Buffalo Langtree hosts a music bingo event that puts a musical twist on classic bingo. As songs play, participants mark matching titles on their cards, and winners who call bingo earn prizes each round. There is no cost to participate, and the venue offers drinks.

A casual coffee meetup bringing together downtown Gastonia business leaders, residents, stakeholders, and dedicated public servants. The gathering centers on lively conversation over coffee, creating space to share perspectives and discuss community topics.

This quilting activity focuses on making Love Quilts that will be shared with those in need. The purpose is to craft quilts that offer comfort and care.

A welcoming daytime book club for women 50 and older meets at Fred & June’s Books in Mooresville, North Carolina. Participants connect over conversation-worthy fiction, exploring everything from historical tales to literary selections to page-turning thrillers. The emphasis is on friendship, thoughtful discussion, and a shared love of storytelling.

A welcoming board game social takes place at Luck Factory Games, a family friendly cafe with a full menu along with craft beer, wine, and soda. Choose from a library of more than a thousand titles or bring a favorite from home, with several reserved tables providing plenty of space to play and connect. Knowledgeable staff are available to teach rules and offer guidance, so both newcomers and experienced players can dive in comfortably. All ages are welcome, and guests under 21 have a wide range of nonalcoholic choices. Groups can coordinate in advance through Discord channels such as Looking For Groups and boardgame-chat. If a table is already in progress when you arrive, plan to hop into the next group that forms. An $8 plus tax admission supports the expansive library and the team that maintains it.

Enjoy live music every Thursday night at The Serve. The music is free to enjoy, and you can take it in from the restaurant, bar, or lounge. While there, check out the special Spring menus available in the bar and cafe.

Bike Night brings a relaxed hangout to Boba Bean, where riders and bike fans can enjoy a drink and a friendly crowd. Expect an easygoing vibe with plenty of eye catching rides and space to unwind. Riders receive 20 percent off drinks. The gathering welcomes families and goes on in any weather. All types of machines are invited, including motorcycles, Can-Am models, and Slingshots.

Ballantyne Live brings an autumn series of live music to Ballantyne Village, creating a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy dinner at Village restaurants, sip a drink on a patio, and then unwind with performances into the evening. Guests are welcome to bring their own chairs. Whether the plan is dinner, drinks, music, or the full experience, this series offers a simple way to enjoy fall nights at Ballantyne Village.

The Karaoke Trolley Tour kicks off with a rolling singalong through Downtown Concord and a stop at Southern Strain Brewing Company. Seating is limited to 14 and will be filled on a first come basis. Sign up by texting 980-358-2919, and apply promo code BOGO for a $10 discount. Raise your voice for the city on this musical ride around town.

At The Club House, take on four rounds of trivia featuring 44 questions. Gift cards are up for grabs.

Fred & June’s Books hosts a monthly book club that explores whimsical tales, intriguing magic systems, and expansive world building where the hero prevails. The Denver, NC chapter meets on the first Thursday of each month, with a slight schedule adjustment this time due to a conflict. Participants can purchase the monthly selection at a 10% discount by mentioning the Books of Lure Book Club at checkout, and the store will repurchase your book club book for store credit. Expect a warm discussion that delves into enchanting stories, how their magic works, and the worlds that hold them.

Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic brings a red carpet atmosphere to the rink as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy host a glittering gala on ice. Stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. unfold with Hollywood style, celebrating favorite characters through choreography and spectacle. Stitch introduces Angel for her shimmering debut on the ice, and the Disney Villains make a dramatic entrance that adds a thrilling twist. The production also turns the spotlight toward the audience for a celebratory moment that captures the glitz and excitement of this experience. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Teams can tackle a weekly general knowledge trivia night at The Chamber by Wooden Robot Brewery in NoDa. Participation is free, and the top three teams take home gift cards along with bragging rights. A Trivia Loyalty Card is available, and after eight visits across their trivia nights at either location, a team receives one free answer. A rotating local food truck is featured each week.

This event features a live performance at 800 Degrees in Southpark.

This salsa class at Pure Fitness 24/7 offers an upbeat way to stay active, meet new people, and learn new steps. No partner is required and beginners are welcome, so dancers of all levels can participate. Expect lively music, a solid workout, and a friendly community on the dance floor. Build confidence, break a sweat, and enjoy learning in a supportive setting.

Middle James Brewing Company hosts a lively round of music bingo that spans nostalgic classics and newer favorites. Expect a steady stream of songs and games that create an upbeat atmosphere filled with laughter and memorable moments. The evening blends singalong energy, dancing, and lighthearted competition, giving music fans a chance to show off what they know. Enjoy it on your own or make it a group outing, since sharing the experience with friends can make it even better.

A discussion group for fans of mysteries and pulse-pounding thrillers, where participants trade clues, share theories, and dive into twist-filled stories. The Mooresville gathering takes place on the first Thursday of each month, with the next book revealed after the current conversation wraps up. It is open to longtime whodunit devotees and newcomers alike. Mention The Suspense Shelf Book Club at checkout to receive a 10% discount on the monthly selection. Fred & June’s will also purchase your book club title back for trade credit that can be used toward new and used books.

At Percent Tap House, music bingo puts a melodic twist on the classic game. Participants listen to songs, mark the matches on their cards, then declare bingo to win prizes in each round. It is free to participate and welcoming to music lovers of all kinds. Craft beer and a laid-back setting create an upbeat backdrop for friendly, tune-spotting competition.

This live performance features New York City based comedian, writer and content creator Shannon Fiedler. She has built a following of more than 600,000 across social platforms, was recognized as a Comic To Watch at the 2023 New York Comedy Festival, and has been spotlighted by outlets such as CBS, BuzzFeed, Barstool, Overheard New York, Betches and Gratzia. Her debut comedy special, "30, Flirty and Crying," premiered on YouTube in 2024.

Alicia Villarreal performs live at The Fillmore in Charlotte, North Carolina.

This monthly bluegrass event is hosted by Steven Davidson. It takes place on the first Thursday of each month.

Enjoy a twist on classic bingo that swaps numbers for songs from many eras and styles. Listen for familiar tracks, mark your card as you recognize them, and celebrate when you complete a line. Each round awards a prize to its winner. It is free to play, with singalong moments, a laid-back atmosphere, and plenty of opportunities for friendly competition.

The Heroes Off Duty Comedy Tour brings a powerhouse lineup of first responders to the stage for a night of storytelling and stand-up rooted in real experiences. Police officers, firefighters, doctors, nurses, EMTs, pharmacists, and military veterans share on-the-job moments with a comic twist, delivering an evening full of big laughs and behind-the-scenes insights. The 2026 run launched with new cities and fresh material, and it is growing with ten additional shows. This stop takes place at the Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts in Charlotte.

A free music therapy gathering for postpartum caregivers and their infants offers a relaxed, supportive place to connect with others and experience the restorative power of music. Participation alongside babies is welcome, and the setting is calm and informal at Huntersville Recreation Center. Sessions are guided by a facilitator with support from musicians and include live, interactive music, optional movement, playful music-making for little ones, and time for caregiver reflection. This session features live music from Lana and Victor of Handpan Vibe. The married duo, classically trained on piano and clarinet, discovered the handpan and now compose original pieces and reimagine familiar melodies for the instrument, blending their classical roots with a soft, immersive, meditative sound. Their music encourages relaxation, emotional grounding, and a steady, calm presence, with gentle, repeating tones that help create a nurturing atmosphere. Bring a yoga mat, floor mat, or bolster if that helps you get comfortable, though chairs will be available. Questions can be sent to info@dearsoulmusic.co.

Lights, camera, magic at TheBOplex as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy roll out a red carpet style ice spectacular. Favorite stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life with a touch of Hollywood glamour. Guests are treated like VIPs when Stitch welcomes Angel for her sparkling on-ice debut, and the Disney Villains make a show stealing entrance that adds extra thrills. The spotlight even turns to the audience for a celebratory moment in the glitter and excitement of Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic. Note: costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Epic Networking brings people together in Mooresville to build strong relationships and encourage both personal and professional growth. Gatherings are held at Rise Cafe Mooresville. Guests can attend up to two meetings before being asked to join.

Settle into a calming hour of guided meditation and vibrational sound with Lorraine Meyer. The experience begins with quieting the mind as the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls support deep relaxation, then unfolds into an extended sound bath that invites spacious, expanded awareness. Lorraine Meyer, a Guided Meditation Master and Vibrational Sound Healer, began her studies in India with Tibetan bowls and has continued to refine her practice, channeling harmonic inspiration as she plays with the intention of nurturing awakening in both the world and the heart. Participants may lie on yoga mats, sit in chairs, or bring a meditation cushion. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and newcomers to sound baths are welcome. The session lasts one hour and the cost is $15. This class is offered weekly.

Step beyond stagnant spaces that drain emotional, mental, and spiritual energy and move toward a life shaped by purpose, serenity, and strength. This weekend retreat focuses on self-care and holistic wellbeing, creating an atmosphere of healing, empowerment, and genuine sisterhood. Participants will hear uplifting messages from Elder Carletta Mustafaa, Dr. Stephanie McMillian-Dorman, Pastor Marilyn Galbreath, and Pastor Lisa D. Jacobs while reflecting in a supportive environment designed for growth. Expect meaningful connection through intentional networking and shared experiences that support mind, body, and spirit. Hands-on moments foster clarity and creativity, including a vision board session to map future goals, dedicated time to build authentic relationships, a mystery dinner crafted for fun and engagement, and a gratitude box craft that encourages daily thankfulness. The retreat welcomes women ready to release pain, fear, or stagnation, those seeking clarity and renewed purpose, those desiring deeper self-love and inner peace, and anyone hoping to connect with a strong community of women.

This community cruise-in gathers enthusiasts at the Mint Hill Festival Shopping Center, and admission is free. The event usually sees a strong turnout. Details are shared by Classic Cruisers, which is not the host.

A monthly Asian Night Market hosted by Urban District Market and Seoul Food Meat Co brings authentic cuisine, outdoor dining, local vendors, and karaoke together for a lively community gathering. Explore the Finally Fridays market presented by POP.culture, sample dishes from Asian food trucks, visit the Meet the Artist Room inside the UDM private event space, and sing along during karaoke in the Seoul Food courtyard. Admission is free and open to all ages. Seating is first come, first served, outside food and drinks are not permitted, and children should not be left unattended.

This women-only self-defense class at Wander Braga Jiu Jitsu in Cornelius, North Carolina focuses on preparedness and practical protection skills. Open to all ages and welcoming to both beginners and those with prior experience, it teaches fundamental techniques rooted in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu while building situational awareness and confidence through hands-on practice. The atmosphere is friendly and supportive, with an emphasis on community and encouragement so participants can learn at a comfortable pace. The aim is to help attendees stay calm, think clearly, and protect themselves when it counts, with the added benefits of a solid workout and opportunities to connect with other women.

Tonya Wood teams up with special guest John Savage for a Patio Session performance at Jeffreys Lake Norman. The concert series returns to the patio with live music. Reservations are recommended to secure a preferred spot by calling 704-799-1110.

Get close to the action with drifting demonstrations, ride-alongs, a meet and greet, and music. A $20 entry gives you a chance to be selected for a drift ride-along with Vaughn Gittin Jr., and the event is open to all. Ray Nathan's will be serving food, and Sunset Slush will be on site with a sweet treat. One hundred percent of the proceeds benefit the Piedmont Council Boy Scouts.

This reimagined annual fundraiser turns game night into a lively, participatory evening modeled after Family Feud. Guests can savor food and drinks, watch teams compete on stage, and even take part in the action while others cheer. Expect plenty of laughter with friends in an upbeat atmosphere that champions a healthier community. Sponsorships and tickets directly support the Community Free Clinic by helping deliver free, high-quality healthcare and support services for neighbors who need it most.

Presented by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, LOL4CFF offers an evening of laughter with a stand-up competition for newcomers, a headlining set by a nationally touring comedian, both live and silent auctions, and remarks from a special guest. Admission includes dinner along with a hosted beer and wine bar.

A Yu-Gi-Oh! Modern format event with a $10 entry fee.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Lake Forest Church Huntersville in Huntersville, NC, with Kristian Stanfill. The event features worship music from his latest album, including "I’ve Got A Fire," "Praise The Lord Forever," "Break Open," and "Always On Time," along with well known songs such as "Build My Life" and "Good Good Father." VIP options include a pre-show experience, early entry is available, and general admission is offered, with scheduling subject to change. Tickets are on sale, and to avoid scams and ensure support and updates, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet rather than third party resellers.

Arnez J takes the stage for a live performance at Comedy Zone - Charlotte, NC.

Enjoy live music by Carrie Ann at Local Logic - Mt. Holly.

Originally set for an earlier date, this show has been rescheduled. Tickets bought before the change will be accepted on the new date. The listing also outlines ticket access options, including a general sale, an artist presale, a Friends of Ovens Auditorium presale, and a platinum option.

The Fillmore operates as a general admission, standing room only venue unless a show is specifically noted otherwise. All ages are welcome. Ticket prices increase on the day of the event, and performers, schedules, and pricing may change without notice. Tickets purchased through any outlet will include applicable service fees. A public on sale and a Live Nation presale are planned.

Starting this week, In the Wind Bar will have karaoke twice each week. Enjoy twice the karaoke fun every week.

This ultra-distance trail race features repeated laps on the Whitewater Center trail system. Runners can opt for 50 kilometers or take on 50 miles, with both distances completed by circling the course multiple times.

Enjoy a family friendly evening of clean stand-up at Gastonian Halls. Admission is free and the content is suitable for all ages. The night includes an open mic for anyone interested in trying out a set, followed by a show to keep the laughter going.

Community members, families, and friends come together to celebrate the life of Richard Sheltra and raise funds for the foundation created in his honor. The gathering pays tribute to his commitment to public service and remembers a fallen hero from Pineville who lost his life while battling a multiple-alarm blaze. Proceeds support the Richard Sheltra Memorial Foundation, which provides resources, equipment, and scholarships for volunteer first responders, reflecting the causes that were close to Richard’s heart.

Designed for new welders and hobbyists, this workshop covers TIG welding fundamentals including theory, machine setup and operation, and proper technique. Participants practice creating butt, lap, and T joints on both steel and aluminum. Enrollment is capped at 12 participants.

A Homecoming community walk at Clark's Creek Greenway offers a pregame before tailgates and day-and-night parties. The CoCoEco Initiative launches the CoCoEco Walking Crew in collaboration with GirlTrek, beginning a Charlotte Greenway Series that links public health, greenspace access, community wellness, and environmental justice. Coffee from Hilltop Coffee is available for the first nine people who attend and comment, and information about learning more and signing up is shared through comments or direct message.

The first Life Point Community Market brings neighbors together to browse and support local vendors in a welcoming, family-focused setting. Held at Life Point Church, this community gathering offers a relaxed atmosphere for shopping and connecting with others.

Caffeine and Classics is a relaxed meetup at Streetside Classics - Charlotte that brings car enthusiasts together in the showroom. Enjoy coffee and donuts while checking out a variety of vehicles and chatting with fellow fans. The gathering is open to all makes and models, creating a welcoming space to appreciate cars and connect with the local automotive community.

As part of FabFest Daytime, a juried Beatles Art Contest, Exhibition and Sale spotlights original work inspired by The Beatles and the transformative spirit of the 1960s. Artists of all ages and experience levels interpret the band’s imagery and the era’s creativity, from music and art to fashion and culture. Mediums include painting, photography, sculpture, illustration, and open formats, with selected pieces displayed and offered for purchase throughout the festival. Entry fees are waived for youth artists age 17 and younger. Each artwork may be submitted to the contest up to two times, excluding past winners, and there is no limit on how many times a piece may be entered for exhibition-only or exhibition plus sale options.

The 5th Annual Historic Hoskins Community Parade and Festival features a community parade that makes its way along the route to its finish, followed immediately by a festival at Eva B Barber Park.

Park Road Park will host a family-friendly NF Walk at the large shelters 1 and 2. Registration is free. Organized by the Children’s Tumor Foundation, this community fundraiser brings together people affected by neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis, along with their families, friends, and supporters, to connect and move progress forward. These walks take place in communities nationwide, raising awareness of NF while fueling research and better care. Each stride taken at the walk helps speed the development of treatments and brings the goal of a cure closer. Participants can form a team or join one, invite loved ones, and take part in a meaningful day of connection and purpose.

Now in its 34th year, Tindol presents a custom car cruise-in billed as the most expansive edition yet. A $20 registration covers a T-shirt plus assorted goodies. The Animal League of Gaston County will be hosting pet adoption, and raffle prizes will be awarded every hour. All proceeds benefit the Piedmont Council Boy Scouts.

This free, family-centered day is created for individuals with special needs and their loved ones. Registration is open, and you can use the QR code to sign up in advance. While registration is optional, doing so is encouraged and will guarantee special goodies when you check in. It is planned as a memorable experience for everyone involved.

Presented by Shop Local QC, this market brings a changing lineup of local vendors to The Bowl at Ballantyne. Browse new finds and reconnect with returning vendors as you shop. Enjoy a meal at nearby restaurants, then finish the outing with a drink at OMB to round out a day of shopping and dining.

Celebrate the season at the fourth annual Fall Festival Food Drive, a family friendly gathering that blends community service with plenty of autumn fun. Enjoy a complimentary barbecue meal along with music performed live, playful games and activities, and inflatable attractions for kids. The heart of the day centers on coming together, serving neighbors, and sharing God’s love. Admission is free, and guests are encouraged to bring a bag of canned goods to support local families.

Spotlights, cameras, and icy magic come together in a red carpet styled Disney On Ice gala hosted by Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy. Favorite stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life with a splash of Hollywood glamour. Stitch welcomes Angel for her sparkling debut on the ice, and the Disney Villains make a show stopping appearance that brings extra suspense. The celebration even turns the spotlight toward the audience for a moment of glitz and excitement. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Get set to craft a seasonal hat in a hands-on class that uses quilted fabric pieces. A sample showcases a scrappy Halloween look, though the design works just as well in your favorite colors or in versions tailored to other times of the year. Bring your quilted fabric pieces and learn how to construct the hat, customizing it to reflect your style.

Hosted by Hinds’ Feet Farm, a nonprofit serving individuals with brain injury, Paddockpalooza returns for a fourth year as an open-air artisan market in Huntersville, NC near Lake Norman. The event showcases the 32-acre farm and raises awareness of brain injuries. It features artisans and shops, along with food from local food trucks.

Neighbors and visitors come together for a downtown NoDa street cleanup organized by the Greenification crew. All the essentials are supplied, including trash bags, trash pickers, and gloves, and participants are treated to thank you refreshments.

Enjoy an in-person art workshop led by Katrina Pinkclouds, designed for both beginners and experienced creators. Explore new techniques, get hands-on with your artwork, and relax in a friendly, low-pressure setting. Open to all ages, with all supplies included. Culture Blocks, a community partnership funded by Mecklenburg County, sponsors free workshops in art, poetry, and music.

Step inside Charlotte’s second oldest home for a guided experience at the 1815 Historic Rosedale house. Trained interpreters illuminate daily life in the antebellum period while highlighting Federal period architecture and decorative arts within the restored house museum. The visit also includes an overview of the African American Legacy Project along with access to current rotating exhibits. After the tour, guests are welcome to explore the gardens, the grounds, and the reconstructed blacksmith shop at their own pace. Please check in at the Welcome Center before the tour begins. Tours are offered on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and on the majority of Saturdays. Purchasing tickets in advance is recommended. Tour tickets include admission to the grounds, so there is no separate grounds fee. Tours take place in all weather and are nonrefundable.

An easygoing afternoon market fills the alley at Fonta Flora Brewery at Optimist Hall, featuring a rotating lineup of local artisans and small businesses. Browse handmade pieces, artwork, gifts, and unexpected finds while enjoying a drink, wandering at your own pace, and chatting with makers. The atmosphere is casual and unhurried, ideal for low key shopping and supporting local makers and businesses. Free to attend.

Presented by the City of Concord and El Puente Hispano, this community celebration comes back to Downtown Concord for a day of global flavors, shopping, and live cultural entertainment. Attendees can sample international food, browse artisan vendors, and take in music and dance performances, with a kids’ zone for family activities. Last year showcased representation from more than 50 countries, featured over 80 artists on stage, and included nearly 70 unique arts and crafts vendors. Organizers advise that they will not solicit sponsors or vendors in the comments on this event or related social media posts. Comments attempting to recruit vendors are not legitimate and could be scams. The official way to participate as a sponsor or vendor is through the festival’s website or by contacting El Puente Hispano directly.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage with a vibrant showcase of Latin American culture in Uptown Charlotte. The festival features live music, a variety of performances, and other activities that highlight the richness and diversity of communities across Latin America. Admission is free, and the experience is welcoming for all ages.

Now in its third year, K-FEST brings a full day of Korean culture hosted by Seoul Food Meat Co and Urban District Market. Admission is free and the celebration welcomes all ages. The festival highlights Korean traditions, arts, and cuisine through hands-on activities, stage performances, and cultural showcases. Guests can enjoy traditional Korean games, live music, a Taekwondo demonstration, and a wide variety of Korean food and beverages. The marketplace features Korean vendors, and there are chances to win raffle prizes. Families will find a kids stamp challenge, and fans can take the stage in a K-pop dance contest and a karaoke competition. Seating is first come, first served, outside food and drinks are not permitted, and children should remain with their guardians at all times.

This event celebrates a decade of Ghostface Brewing, marking ten years of the brewery's journey.

The Women’s Board Game Meetup welcomes board gamers who identify as female for a relaxed, social gaming session. Attendees can chat about their favorite titles, choose what to play, form groups, and enjoy extended gameplay together. A dedicated hostess will be on hand to help the event run smoothly. Standard admission of $8 per person covers unlimited gaming for the entire visit. Beer, hard cider, wine, soft drinks, snacks, and food will be available for purchase while you play. The atmosphere is inclusive and friendly, making it a comfortable fit for newcomers and experienced players alike. Participants can also connect with other local female gamers ahead of time through Luck Factory Games’ Discord server.

Enjoy a night of social deduction at Luck Factory Games featuring Werewolf, where bluffing and table talk keep things lively in a friendly setting. Prizes will be given away every hour, and several play-to-win board games will be in rotation so the winner of a match takes that game home. Admission is $8.00 plus tax. A menu is available during play with beer, wine, soft drinks, burgers, chicken fingers, and other options.

Design a stoneware mug perfect for daily sipping. Choose a mug shape you like and layer on colorful glazes to create a one of a kind finish. No prior experience is required, with guidance available to help you achieve striking, flowing glaze effects. Your finished piece is both stylish and practical, safe for the oven, microwave and dishwasher, and ready for your next favorite drink.

The first-ever K-Students Jeep Jam 2026 is a community Jeep showcase at Kannapolis First Wesleyan Church that raises support for church students. Vehicles on display range from lifted and classic Jeeps to daily drivers and trucks, creating plenty to see for enthusiasts. Expect food and drinks, music, raffles with door prizes, and trophies along with other awards. Proceeds help send students to camps, retreats, conferences, and other meaningful experiences throughout the year. Details on how to register will be shared soon, and each registration, meal, raffle ticket, and donation directly supports these opportunities.

Wags and Walks is a new, welcoming group for pet parents and their four legged companions to get outdoors, enjoy fresh air, and stay active together. It is a relaxed way to meet other single people who love dogs, make pet friendly friends, and find playmates for pups. Whether a dog prefers long strolls, making new friends, or exploring parks, these outings center on socialization, exercise, and connecting with fellow local pet lovers. Walks rotate through a variety of parks and outdoor spots, giving everyone a chance to discover new places while spending quality time with their dogs. All sizes and temperaments are welcome, and owners can swap tips, meet new people, and build friendships. A monthly update shares upcoming walk dates, meeting locations, and times so participants can plan ahead.

Quincy Jones has praised Take 6 as one of the most formidable vocal groups on the planet. The ensemble has earned 10 Grammy Awards, 10 Dove Awards, a Soul Train Award, and membership in the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Six masterful voices lock into luminous harmony, layering rhythmic syncopation, imaginative arrangements, and funk-laced grooves into a spirited blend of gospel, jazz, R&B, and pop.

Beauty and the Beast (1991) will play on the outfield screen at Kannapolis Cannon Ballers Stadium during a free movie night presented by Rice Family Community Events. Settle in with blankets, lawn chairs, and favorite company for an evening of music, adventure, and laughs as Belle, the Beast, and Lumiere return to the big screen beneath the stadium lights and autumn sky. Concessions will be available for purchase, and admission is free for all ages. A complimentary royal meet and greet with special guests is planned at Gate 1 before the film, and sponsorship is provided by Cabarrus Heating and Air conditioning, Cabarrus brewing company, Towel city tavern, and Benny Da Corsa's.

The 5th Annual Chefs Against Cancer dinner gala is hosted at the Charlotte Marriott City Center and supports nonprofits that help Charlotte residents facing cancer. Proceeds from the evening benefit Xander’s Acts of Kindness, The Meggs Foundation, Barrel Aged Charities, and The Paula Takacs Foundation. The program begins with a cocktail hour that offers a chance to meet board members from the local charities, then continues with a four-course menu prepared by ten of the Charlotte area’s top chefs. Wine is served with dinner, and each attendee receives two drink tickets for the cash bar. The event also features both a silent auction and a live auction. Valet parking at the Marriott is available for $20.

Crystal singing bowls set a calming tone while dry salt therapy works in tandem to ease tension, encourage detoxification, and support overall wellness. This Salt and Sound session lasts one hour. Register through LKN Salt Spa at 704.997.5890. Mention code SOUND10 for a discounted rate. Capacity is limited.

Enjoy a welcoming, judgment free Saturday karaoke session featuring DJ Rick the RULER. Step up to the mic and belt out favorite songs in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere.

Silversun Pickups deliver a high-energy live concert that showcases their music in a dynamic, in-person setting. The night centers on their sound and the excitement that only a stage performance can provide.

This concert features The Briarhoppers, a bluegrass string band led by Lincolnton native and WLHS graduate Tom Warlick. Since 1935 the group has welcomed new members while preserving its original sound, blending toe tapping tunes with humor in the style of an old time radio show. The Briarhoppers were inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame as part of the 2020 class. A call and response tradition is included when Tom asks, "What time is it?!" and the reply is, "Hit's Briarhopper time!!"

A high-energy Garba celebration featuring Bhoomi Trivedi brings one of India’s most dynamic and powerful voices to North Carolina. Dance to electrifying beats, celebrate festive traditions, and take in an unforgettable evening as she performs chart-topping hits with a vibrant stage presence. The festivities will be held at Cabarrus Arena & Events Center.

Expect an open air experience, as there is no covered seating at this venue. The performance will continue in any weather, so plan for the conditions. Schedules, performers, and prices may change without prior notice, and service fees apply to all ticket purchases regardless of where they are bought. Personal lawn chairs are not permitted. Ticket options include a public sale, Citi cardmember preferred access, and an artist presale.

Arnez J takes the stage for a live show at The Comedy Zone.

Seven Year Witch performs live at Rudder & Rose, and the venue’s DJ keeps the music going late into the night. There is no cover charge.

Chicago indie pop and rock six piece Six Foot Blonde appears with special guest Noah Richardson. Six Foot Blonde is known for soulful, powerhouse lead vocals paired with lush, carefully crafted indie rock arrangements of slide guitar, synth, and three part harmonies. The group formed in 2020 in Bloomington as an IU college cover band and evolved into a tight, high energy act led by frontwoman Julia Rusyniak and her personal songwriting. Coverage has praised the blend of heartfelt emotion, a 90s tinged soul pop vibe, and contemporary pop instincts set against indie rock instrumentation. Philadelphia alt singer songwriter Noah Richardson brings a rising alt pop voice. His track Tangerine reached the viral Top 10 in the US, UK, and Canada, helping push his Spotify monthly listeners past 650,000. His momentum has drawn attention from NBC's The Voice, Unclear Magazine's Next Artist to Watch, and American Idol, and he has gone from busking to audiences of more than 15,000 in under a year. Following successful East Coast tours, he is planning another run along with more new music.

A weekly, weather dependent group road ride rolls out from the Sun & Ski Charlotte store parking lot and follows a scenic, rolling route through South Charlotte, Waxhaw, and Marvin in North Carolina, continuing into Lancaster County, South Carolina. Multiple pace groups are offered so cyclists of many experience levels can find a comfortable fit, with an emphasis on fitness, camaraderie, and community. Advanced options cover roughly 35 to 42 miles. The fastest group averages 20 mph or more and is a true drop ride with no regrouping or rest stop. A slightly slower advanced group averages about 18 to 19 mph, uses tight pacelines, includes one rest stop, and allows limited regrouping, but is still a drop format. A steady advanced option averages about 16 to 17 mph over approximately 27 miles, features pacelines, one rest stop, and several regroup points, and is considered semi-drop. Intermediate groups typically ride 27 or 35 miles at around 17 to 18 mph with pacelines, one rest stop, and several regrouping opportunities in a semi-drop setting. A beginner pace around 14 to 16 mph over roughly 27 miles may be added based on interest, focusing on conversation, endurance, and skills development with one rest stop and a no-drop approach. Groups depart in short intervals to keep riders organized. Basic mechanical help and last-minute purchases are available at the store before roll-out. Helmets are required. Riders should arrive with a bike in good working order, know how to handle simple repairs, and manage their own hydration and nutrition. Road bikes are strongly recommended. Front and rear lights, protective glasses, and gloves are encouraged. Riders are expected to follow safe riding practices, stay on the correct side of the yellow line, and keep at least one hand on the bars at all times. Know the route or have it downloaded in case of separation, and carry a cell phone and an emergency contact. Routes may include sections with urban traffic, and participants are responsible for their own safety. The ride aims to highlight and support the cycling community, promote wellness through structured group outings, and maintain an inclusive environment where no one is left out, while recognizing that some faster groups operate with drop or semi-drop policies.

Celebrating its 10th year, this community swim takes place at YMCA Camp Thunderbird. Swimmers and volunteers of every age and experience level can get involved, choosing between the open water of Lake Wylie and the on-site pool. Proceeds support Levine Cancer Institute and Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte.

The Halloween edition of The Moore Vault Card & Collectible Show brings together trading card games, sports cards, toys, and a wide range of collectibles with a playful cosplay twist. Browse 100 vendor tables, buy, sell, or trade, and connect with collectors from across the Carolinas while hunting for Pokémon finds, sports memorabilia, and unique treasures. Costumes are encouraged, and a cosplay and Halloween costume contest offers cash prizes. Giveaways happen throughout the event, the first 50 paying attendees receive a complimentary Vault Bag, concessions are available, and parking is free. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under are admitted at no charge. Vendor registration is available for those interested in setting up a table.

The Charlotte Walk for Apraxia brings families, friends, and professionals together at Pineville Lake Park to celebrate children with childhood apraxia of speech and to raise awareness and funds for support programs. Registration is free, which makes it easy to build a team of supporters. Participants can fundraise for incentive rewards, and any registered walker who raises 50 dollars receives the official 2026 Walk for Apraxia t-shirt. Every Apraxia Star is honored individually and receives a complimentary shirt, medal, and certificate that recognize their hard work. Proceeds support Apraxia Kids, helping expand education for families and professionals, strengthen community outreach and engagement, and fuel advocacy and research that improve the lives of children with apraxia of speech. The event is designed to be safe, enjoyable, and memorable for everyone involved, and it is promoted as the largest apraxia awareness gathering in the country. Additional details will be shared. Connect with the community using the hashtag #WalkforApraxia.

Discover an outdoor marketplace showcasing a carefully selected mix of local vendors. Browse boutique finds, jewelry, gifts, and home decor in a welcoming open-air setting.

Led by Buff Faye, the 2019 and 2020 National Entertainer of the Year, this drag brunch showcases favorite local queens with creative, high quality performances in a welcoming safe space. Recognitions include Best Drag Performer from QC Nerve in 2025 and the #1 Drag Brunch honor from Charlotte Magazine in 2020. The series has served the Carolinas since 2009 and is recognized as the Carolinas' oldest and longest running. Tickets include the show only, while food and drinks are purchased separately, a cash bar is available, and server gratuity is not included. Locally owned and operated, it delivers a professional entertainment experience. All sales are final and event details may change. Everyone is welcome.

This Combat Patrol tournament at Hobbytown in Mooresville features games using painted Combat Patrols with dice. Terrain is prepared and printed rules will be available. Play follows the Combat Patrol rules from Games Workshop and uses the Warhammer 40k app. A 10% discount on Games Workshop and Citadel Colors products is offered during the event. Attendees are asked to review the Combat Patrol rules on Games Workshop’s website as well as the store’s conduct rules beforehand. For questions, call the store.

Experience a 90 minute guided walk through a 7-acre urban regenerative farm in Northwest Charlotte with first-generation farmers who share the story behind their work. This family-friendly visit offers an unhurried, hands-on look at how the soil is cared for, what is raised on the farm, and why food sovereignty and stewardship shape every decision. Expect opportunities to see animals and growing spaces, learn about the season’s crops, capture memorable photos, and shop for fresh produce. Since the tour takes place outdoors on a working farm, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. Tickets are $16 per adult and $7 per child ages 3 to 12, and children under 3 attend for free. Reservations are required, and booking closes 24 hours in advance.

Matthew Ablan comes back to Mano Bella - South Park for a solo acoustic classic rock performance.

Open play for the Commander format of Magic: The Gathering. It is free to participate and free to learn, and beginners are welcome. This casual setting is an easy starting point for MTG and a fun way to meet like minded players.

Hosted at The Park Expo and Conference Center, this bridal and wedding expo brings together trusted wedding professionals who are ready to share practical advice for celebrations of every style. From an elegant black-tie celebration to a laid-back barefoot beach ceremony, these experts offer guidance to help you shape lasting memories for your wedding day.

Creative Quills Jr., presented by Fred & June’s, is a free one hour creative writing workshop for younger writers. The focus is to loosen creative blocks and encourage experimentation beyond everyday writing habits. Rules take a back seat, grammar is set aside so ideas can flow, and conversation centers on the craft of writing and imaginative thinking. Participants may talk about the publishing process and their own projects, but this is not a manuscript critique session. The group gathers each month in Downtown Mooresville and in Denver, with separate sessions offered for juniors and adults.

Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic transforms the rink into a glittering gala as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy host a celebration filled with red carpet flair. Scenes from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life with a touch of Hollywood style. Stitch welcomes Angel for her debut on the ice, and the Disney Villains make a dramatic entrance that raises the excitement. In a playful twist, the spotlight even turns to celebrate the audience. Please note that costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

This weekly Pokémon league welcomes players of all experience levels and offers a friendly community that helps new players get started. New participants are encouraged to create a Pokémon ID beforehand, or plan to arrive about 30 minutes early for assistance with setting one up. Entry is $10. Each player receives one guaranteed pack of their choice, and earns an exclusive Prize Pack for every win.

Junior Warriors is designed for children in kindergarten through fifth grade who are navigating emotional, social, or developmental challenges. With mentoring, creative projects, and caring guidance, participants strengthen resilience and confidence while building positive connections in a supportive, substance-free community. A shared meal is offered before the session begins. For more information, call 828-216-5046.

A bilingual bingo gathering at Pascuales Farm brings lively games, laughter, and good-natured competition. Prizes are available, and tasty food adds to the experience as attendees enjoy time with loved ones. The event welcomes both seasoned players and first-timers, and capacity may be limited. Expect a warm, community atmosphere where calling out Bingo is part of the fun.

The Carolina Blue Zone Tailgate sets the stage for a premium pregame before Carolina faces Detroit. Expect food and beverages included, live music and additional entertainment, and a lively tailgate atmosphere a short walk from Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.

Arnez J takes the stage for a live stand-up show at The Comedy Zone in Charlotte, NC.

Leah Lamarr takes the stage with stand-up, bringing the perspective of a globally touring comic whose work spans film and television. Recognized by TIMEPieces as Entertainer of the Year, she is an award-winning actor, writer, producer, and host followed by more than 600,000 on social platforms. Recent screen projects include roles alongside Kevin James, as well as Jon Lovitz and Chris Kattan. Her hour has sold out at the Edinburgh Fringe and appeared at the New York Comedy Festival four times, and she also presents a new show titled How to Trap Your Soulmate. She stars in The Flamingo, which premiered this year at the Oscar-qualifying Santa Barbara International Film Festival. On television, she appeared as a panelist across all eight episodes of Tubi’s debut original series My Crazy Quince in 2024 with Anjelah Johnson-Reyes. International highlights include performances in London, Paris, Barcelona, and the Dubai Comedy Festival, and she has featured for Dane Cook, Mark Normand, and Russell Peters. Hosting credits include E!’s What the Fashion, Roku’s America’s Funniest Home Videos, and iHeart’s Real-Time Crime with Teddi Mellencamp. Additional TV appearances include The Late Late Show with James Corden, HBO’s LaffTracks, Comedy Central’s Not Safe with Nikki Glaser, CBS’s Code Black, Amazon’s Jean-Claude Van Johnson, and ABC’s How to Get Away with Murder.

Contemporary jazz saxophonist Jeff Ryan brings a refined sound with broad pop appeal to Middle C Jazz. Since his 2018 debut, he has scored more than six Billboard number one hits and was named Billboard Artist of the Year in 2020. Fresh from a two-week Billboard number one with Speakeasy, he returns with an expressive, high-energy performance built on memorable melodies and the soulful drive of smooth jazz.

Enjoy a cozy, low-pressure gathering for readers at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville. This Silent Book Club, hosted by Jeannie Quellhorst, keeps things simple. Bring any book in any format, settle into a comfortable spot for some quiet reading, then chat about what you are reading with fellow book lovers. It offers an easy way to socialize without the pressure of a traditional book club, well suited for introverts and anyone looking for dedicated time with a good read.

Vitamin String Quartet and Girl Named Tom unite at Carolina Theatre CLT for a concert that blends virtuosic string arrangements with luminous vocal harmonies. VSQ, recently featured in Season 4 of the Netflix series Bridgerton, is known for transforming pop and rock favorites into dynamic instrumental showcases. Girl Named Tom, winners of The Voice in 2021, bring heartfelt songwriting and seamless three-part vocals that have helped define their place in contemporary American folk. The program highlights fresh takes on beloved classics and modern hits, standout moments from each act, and collaborative performances that put their combined artistry front and center. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with member, local, donor, and artist presales, plus VIP package options.

Explore traditional Thai foot therapy in a hands-on class at Resilience Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork LLC in Huntersville. Learn to use your hands, fingers, thumbs, knuckles, and simple tools to stimulate foot pressure points while encouraging energy flow along the body’s Sen lines. Guidance on efficient body mechanics helps reduce stress on your own hands and thumbs as you work. The experience also includes soothing foot baths with salts and exfoliation, plus instruction on crafting personalized soak blends. This approach benefits the entire body, not just the feet, and provides a clear, step-by-step method you can fold into your sessions to offer a valuable new service.

A networking meeting offering opportunities for personal and business development. These gatherings take place twice a month on the first and third Mondays. This session is planned for Lost Worlds Brewing. Locations sometimes change to support businesses, so the meeting spot may vary.

Enjoy a free community yoga session at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville, created in collaboration with Give Yoga NC. The class is open to everyone and welcomes participants of any age and experience level. No sign up is needed, just bring a yoga mat and you are welcome to bring a friend. Give Yoga NC is a nonprofit that expands access to yoga by providing free classes and resources to people who might not otherwise have access.

An evening at The Serve centers on Mahjong, lively conversation, and making connections. Newcomers and those looking to refine their strategy are welcome, with beginner tickets priced at $45 per person. The experience features guided instruction led by someone experienced, complimentary use of an official Mahjong card for the night, and reserved seating for beginners in a small-group learning environment. All playing supplies are provided. Enjoy a glass of wine of your choice, with non-alcoholic options available, as you learn, play, and build confidence in a friendly, social setting. Capacity is limited to keep the experience personal.

Enjoy free line dancing lessons at the Swanee, hosted by Lucky Line Dancing. All ages and skill levels are welcome, with beginner and intermediate sessions available. Wear comfortable shoes, no boots required, and bring water. No registration is needed.

Redacted is a book club for the curious, the rebellious, and the well read that centers on books that have been banned or challenged. Each month, the group selects one title and explores themes of identity, history, power, and humanity while asking why the work drew controversy and what it says about the world around us. Guided by the belief that suppressed stories merit attention, conversations focus on what lies beyond censorship and what these narratives reveal about culture. Meetings are hosted at Fred & June's Books in Denver, NC. Those who mention Redacted Book Club at checkout can receive a 10 percent discount on the monthly pick, and the store will also repurchase the book club selection for store credit toward a future purchase.

Enjoy an easygoing evening of board and social games at Seoul Food (Mill District) with Charlotte Together. This free gathering welcomes both seasoned gamers and the game-curious, with simple, jump-right-in options for all experience levels. Expect a warm, inclusive crowd where you can come solo or bring friends, spark great conversation, and share plenty of laughs. A full food and drink menu is available for purchase, and the format is drop-in friendly so you can arrive when it works for you.

A $5 bingo night with a party vibe, featuring music, prizes, and on-site food and a bar. The Crown Venue CLT hosts the festivities. Tickets are $5 when purchased online and $10 at the door. Seating can go quickly, so early purchase is encouraged. To secure tickets, send a message with the word "BINGO."

Complimentary music bingo led by Mike Hall. The theme varies from week to week, and there is food, beer, and wine to enjoy with friends.

Enjoy Latin dance lessons at Pure Fitness 24/7 in Terrell, NC, featuring beginner-friendly instruction in Salsa, Bachata, and Merengue. The session emphasizes easy-to-follow steps, upbeat music, and a welcoming environment for all skill levels. Stay active, learn new moves, and connect with others in a lively, energetic setting.

Settle in for an easygoing night of mahjong and conversation. Presented as South Charlotte’s first weekly mahjong gathering, this open play format encourages meeting new people and enjoying friendly games in a comfortable, polished setting. The cost is $10 per person, and advance registration is requested.

Settle in for a free, family-friendly outdoor movie night in the Ben & Jerry’s parking lot in Davidson, NC, featuring a Star Wars screening as part of the Star Wars Summer Movie Series. Before the film, test your knowledge in a trivia round for a chance to win prizes. Treats are available to purchase during the event, including Ben & Jerry’s ice cream and coffee or adult beverages from Summit Coffee. Pack blankets and lawn chairs for a comfortable spot beneath the night sky. With support from the Town of Davidson, the series showcases titles across the saga, including Episode IV A New Hope, Episode V The Empire Strikes Back, Episode VI Return of the Jedi, Episode I The Phantom Menace, Episode II Attack of the Clones, and Episode III Revenge of the Sith.

Celebrate love in all its forms with the third chapter of Fred & June's ongoing romance book club series, a Pride-focused discussion that explores LGBTQ+ romance across genres, from contemporary to darker stories and paranormal reads. Selections are chosen for big feelings and plenty of heat. Meetings take place on the first Monday of each month at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville. Participants can mention the Love & Lit Book Club at checkout to receive a 10% discount on the monthly pick, and the store will re-purchase the book club title for store credit toward a future purchase.

Artemas brings the LOVERCORE / GETTING UP TO NO GOOD Tour to The Fillmore Charlotte in Charlotte, NC. The venue is typically general admission with standing room only unless stated otherwise, and the event welcomes all ages. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and service fees apply at all purchase locations. Event details and pricing can change without notice. Access includes several presale opportunities such as artist, Spotify, Live Nation, VIP, and Citi Cardmember options, plus Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets and a Back to School Sale, followed by a public onsale.