Events in Indian Trail, NC

BNI Success Builders hosts a weekly open visitor networking session at the Millbridge Clubhouse in Waxhaw. The morning starts with open networking and coffee, followed by a BNI Success Builders meeting. Attendees connect with local business owners, exchange referrals, and learn how a structured approach to networking can support business growth. Guests are welcome, with no charge for the first visit. Bring plenty of business cards and a brief introduction to your work. Expect to meet professionals from real estate, home services, marketing, finance, and other fields, all focused on building strong local connections. Arrive a few minutes early to grab coffee and get settled.

Browse fresh, locally sourced foods and artisanal goods at the Ballantyne Farmers Market, paired with a special pop-up marketplace curated by Esther and Elsa featuring gifts, accessories, and more on select dates. This edition kicks off the autumn season with an expanded Pop-Up Market filled with local retailers, great food, and football-themed fun. Test your aim in the Touchdown Toss for a chance to win a pair of Carolina Panthers tickets, snap game-day photos at themed setups, and enjoy food trucks and live music while you explore. Discover a wide range of vendors and products, including local honey from Bizzy Bee Honey, goat milk cheese from Blue Goat Dairy, fresh produce from Cold Water Creek, artisanal chocolates from JF Chocolate, eco-friendly cleaners from Ekologicall, baked treats from Fairington Bakery and Sweet & Cozy Bakery, vegan cheese from La Cremerie Crue, gluten-free macarons from LeMakron, sauces and marinades from Delgado’s Fuego and Zutado Soul, craft cocktail mixers from Craftsman Beverage, fresh juices from The Jugo Bar, kettle corn from It’s Poppin, specialty mushrooms from Gabor Farms, professional knife sharpening by Butcher’s Helper, flowers from Palm Pike Flower, and local meats from R&S Family Meats and Sunraised Food. The expanded pop-up lineup features makers and boutiques such as Fairwicks Candles, Florella Vintage, Illume Boutique, Merci Jewelry by KT, Quad Espresso Jewelry, Restoried Books LLC, The Blush Edit, and more. For the comfort and safety of all shoppers, pets are not permitted. Service animals are welcome.

Take part in a weekly yoga series at the Charlotte Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center, offered free of charge by the Raleigh based nonprofit You Call This Yoga. Each session lasts about 50 minutes and alternates between two formats. Some classes are chair based and seating is provided. Others are mat based, and participants are encouraged to bring a mat, with a limited number available to borrow. Spots fill quickly and registration is available. For assistance, call 1-888-275-7513, ext. 2.

A midweek RC practice session featuring open drift and crawling courses. The carpet track practice layout is announced each week.

Explore the Mint Museum with free admission at both Mint Museum Uptown and Mint Museum Randolph. This program is made possible by the support of Publix Super Market Charities.

Enjoy a live acoustic set from Johnny and Jay.

Enjoy a weekly board game night with organized play and free table access. Meet fellow gamers, pick what you want to play, and add a spark to the middle of the week. To coordinate with others, comment on the event post and share the game you are looking to play.

At Troubadour Booksellers, Silent Book Club offers a calm space to read in good company. Settle into a cozy spot and enjoy quiet, independent reading. There is an optional chance to mingle at the beginning and an optional discussion at the end to chat about what you or others are reading, or you can simply keep reading. Seating is limited, so bringing a cushion or a camping chair is recommended. This event is free.

Settle in for a weekly open mic night hosted by Darrin Laberdia. A mini pop up market is part of the evening alongside the open mic.

Christopher Benfey’s New York Times Notable Book Red Brick, Black Mountain, White Clay blends personal recollection with cultural history, a theme that resonates with the Mint Museum’s ceramics. The conversation reaches from Anni and Josef Albers and their years at Black Mountain College to Josiah Wedgwood’s pursuit of Carolina Cherokee clay, and to the enduring craft of Seagrove potters. A thought from Georg Simmel about pottery made for use, held in the hand and part of everyday life, frames the exploration. The event features a guided visit at Mint Museum Randolph through the Portals to the Past and Ancient Americas galleries, considering the collection through the perspective of a person tracing identity by way of touch, material, and inherited memory.

This weekly Wednesday evening training ride follows the Booty Loop and departs from Legion Brewing at Trolley Barn Fermentory. Cyclists of all experience levels are welcome. A helmet is required, and lights are recommended.

Play Yu-Gi-Oh! in the Edison Format at Get Some Game. This classic rule set recreates the environment of the April 2010 Shonen Jump Championship in Edison, New Jersey by using the card pool up to Absolute Powerforce and the Machina Mayhem Structure Deck, along with the March 2010 Forbidden and Limited List for a nostalgic, balanced style of play. Matches highlight the early Synchro era, with standouts like Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier and Drill Warrior, and reward tribute strategies featuring cards such as Treeborn Frog and Cyber Dragon that power Monarch builds. The format supports wide deck variety, with competitive options that include Blackwing, Lightsworn, Zombie, Quickdraw Plant, Frog Monarch, and HERO variants. Edison also benefits from strong community backing through tournaments, deck galleries, and leader boards, and it is officially supported by Konami as a Time Wizard format.

At Dilworth Social House, the Charlotte Backgammon Club gathers for a friendly backgammon tournament. New players pay a $5 entry fee. Spectators can watch, and casual games are available with players who are between matches or not playing in the tournament. Before tournament play, chouettes, casual games, and strategy advice are available. Free parking is available in The Dilworth garage on the same block. Regular turnout is typically eight or more players, separate from any online RSVPs.

This weekly Pre-Modern MTG event welcomes players of all experience levels. The entry fee is $10. The structure consists of three rounds, and each win earns $10 in store credit. Pre-Modern rules apply.

Put your knowledge to the test with trivia at Hickory Tavern-Sun Valley.

Name That Tune trivia brings a midweek boost to Moochies Tavern. A music warm-up sets the mood, then teams move through four rounds featuring 100 songs. Two rounds cover music from the 1960s to the 1980s, and two rounds span the 1990s through current hits. Each era includes one titles-only challenge and another where either the song title or the artist earns credit. When the last song finishes, scores are added up and prizes are handed out: first place receives a $25 restaurant gift card, second place gets a $20 gift card, and teams in third through sixth place take home a free appetizer. It is a social, music-filled night with chances to test song knowledge, meet new people, and enjoy food and drinks.

Crown Station Comedy Night kicks off with familiar faces from the original crew, then welcomes a handful of fresh performers. Comics who want to be considered for a feature spot can reach Blayr at 704-609-2658. Sign ups are available on site.

This quilting session focuses on sewing Love Quilts to be shared with people who need them most. Participants create handmade quilts with the aim of offering comfort and support.

Casual Magic: The Gathering Commander open play is available. There is no cost to participate or to learn, and new players are welcome. It serves as an easy introduction to casual MTG and a friendly way to meet others who share the game.

Open to beginners, walkers, and seasoned runners seeking a group, this friendly meet-up brings people together for a relaxed run and conversation. Participants gather by the Mint Hill Town Hall Fountain, enjoy an easygoing outing, and finish with a beer while connecting with others.

Karaoke takes place at The Back Corner in the Ames Street Marketplace, hosted by Robert Shattuck. Everyone is welcome to take the mic and sing a little ditty.

Jack Harlow brings an amped hip hop set to The Fillmore in Charlotte, showcasing razor-sharp verses, a self-assured stage presence, and a sleek sound. The Louisville rapper highlights chart-topping tracks and fan favorites, with songs like "First Class", "WHATS POPPIN", and "Lovin On Me" featured live. Look for a polished, high-energy performance that puts his hits front and center.

Just Serendipity performs live at 800 Degrees in Southpark.

General knowledge trivia meets craft beer at The Chamber by Wooden Robot Brewery in NoDa. Teams test their smarts across pop culture, history, and more. It is free to play, and the top three teams earn gift cards along with bragging rights. A trivia loyalty card is available, and after eight total visits to trivia at either the South End location or The Chamber, your team receives one free answer. Expect a rotating selection of local food trucks at The Chamber.

Take on four rounds of trivia featuring 44 questions, with gift cards awarded to the winners.

Music bingo at Middle James Brewing Company blends classic throwbacks with today’s hits for a lively evening of continuous tunes, games, and good energy. Expect nostalgia, excitement, and plenty of laughs that add up to memorable moments. Singing along, dancing, and testing music know-how are all part of the fun, and it is even better with friends.

This event features Darren Brand, also known as Big Baby and the self-proclaimed Energy God, delivering the upbeat energy that has earned him fans across the country and around the world. After graduating from North Carolina A&T, he pursued television work that led to more than six seasons on MTV’s Wild ’N Out. He has contributed as a writer to TRL, hosted at the BET pre- and Social Awards, and appeared in a national McDonald’s commercial in 2018. He also stars in MTV digital series Basic to Bougie with Timothy Delaghetto and Justina Valentine, as well as Next Big Dance Move alongside fellow judge Emmanuel Hudson and choreographer Dana Alexa.

Bryson Tiller Presents: The Neo Trapsoul Tour comes to Truliant Amphitheater for an outdoor show. Portions of the reserved seating are under cover, and the event will go on rain or shine. Dates, performers, and ticket prices may change without notice, and tickets may include service fees at all points of sale. Children under 2 can attend for free if they do not occupy a seat. Outside lawn chairs are not permitted. Presale opportunities are available for Bryson Tiller, Majid Jordan, Ty Dolla $ign, and Live Nation, along with Citi Cardmember options and VIP packages, including a Meet & Greet.

Head back to class with Late Nite Catechism, an interactive comedy where Sister leads the room and the audience becomes her students. Expect nostalgic callbacks, rosaries that glow in the dark, and playful classroom antics, all adding up to a lively string of surprises. Whether you were the teacher’s pet or the note-passer, every type of student fits right in. Praised by The New York Times for delivering plenty of laughs, the show takes the stage at Booth Playhouse at the Blumenthal Arts Center.

Jack Harlow brings the Monica Tour to The Fillmore Charlotte for a general admission, standing room only concert unless otherwise specified. Attendees of all ages are welcome. The bill includes support from James Savage. Ticket costs rise on the day of the event, and details such as acts and pricing may change without notice. Service fees apply at all purchase locations. Ticket access includes a public onsale, presales for the artist, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, plus VIP package presales and a VIP package public sale.

This event features a general admission, standing room only setup unless otherwise noted. All ages are welcome. Ticket prices rise on the day of the show, and details such as dates, performers, and pricing may change without advance notice. Service fees apply at all points of purchase. Tickets are available through artist and Live Nation presales as well as a public on sale.

At Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte, a community outreach session from the Tai Chi 4Health Collective introduces a seasonally guided approach to tai chi. Participants will explore essential movements and underlying principles that support balance, mindfulness, and overall physical wellness. The session welcomes newcomers and experienced practitioners alike, with options for walk-in participation or reserving a spot in advance.

Downtown Pineville comes alive with shopping, live music, and great food throughout the Social District. A pop-up market showcases small businesses, food trucks serve crowd favorites, and guests may carry beverages within the designated area. The atmosphere is family friendly and there is no admission fee. Stroll under the lights, enjoy the performances, and support local makers and merchants. Vendors should apply only through the organizer’s official website, and spaces are not coordinated through comments or direct messages. Payments are handled exclusively via Square invoice sent directly by the organizer. When in doubt, verify details through official channels to ensure you are communicating with the correct team.

This monthly celebration brings the flavors, sounds, and energy of an Asian night market to Urban District Market and Seoul Food Meat Co. Savor regional dishes in an outdoor setting, browse local vendors, and enjoy karaoke in the courtyard at Seoul Food. The experience also includes the Finally Fridays market presented by POP.culture, a range of food trucks serving Asian cuisines, and time to explore the Meet the Artist Room inside the private event space at Urban District Market. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, outside food and beverages are not permitted, and children must be supervised.

A community cruise-in brings enthusiasts and neighbors together at the Mint Hill Festival Shopping Center in Mint Hill, NC. It regularly draws a large crowd and there is no admission cost. For more information, contact Doug Pressley at 704-719-6662.

Longleaf makes a return appearance in the concert series at Promenade on Providence, showcasing its take on classic rock. The band features Matthew Ablan, Tara Taylor, and Mike Taylor.

Marcus Adams, a force in contemporary soul jazz, teams up with R&B and funk saxophonist Tony Exum Jr., known for his chart success, for a lively set that blends contemporary jazz, funk, and soul. The performance races along with blazing sax solos, velvety vocals, and classic showmanship, creating an electric atmosphere from start to finish.

Season 6 of the Star Wars Unlimited sealed league runs for eight weeks with regular weekly play throughout the season. Registration is available in store. Additional information about entry, prize support, and scheduling can be found on the league’s information page.

Southern Fried Guys is a live musical performance.

This event highlights the Modern format in the Yu-Gi-Oh trading card game. Entry is $10.

Take part in a YuGiOh World championship event. The entry fee is $20, and each participant receives three packs from the World Championship 2026 booster set.

Schur brings a live performance to the Visulite Theatre with special guest Fai Laci. The indie rock artist blends raw rock energy with hip hop rhythms and a touch of reggae, crafting music through a nomadic writing and recording process. Based in Connecticut, he draws inspiration from across the globe. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the show, and they are on sale now.

Karaoke fills East Frank Superette & Kitchen with DJ DoubleBass leading the fun. Look for tempting food specials, including the legendary “Risk It on the Brisket,” along with dinner and drinks. Add your name to the list when you arrive and settle in for a night that encourages staying out past your usual bedtime.

Catch Carrie Ann performing live at Tap & Vine in the Sun Valley and Indian Trail area.

A community 5K with options to run, walk, or roll, the Connected Community 5K Run/Walk is powered by Community leadership Academy and brings families, schools, and the community together to move forward as one.

The Cotswold Farmers Market centers on community and fun with locally grown produce and food offerings, plus a cooking demo featuring Mediterranean cuisine. Providence Baptist Church provides the parking lot for the market.

Celebrate local makers and small businesses at Strawberry Chic Boutique during The September Stroll, a community market featuring boutique treasures, handcrafted items, and a seasonal atmosphere. Food and drink options include hibachi by Isabella along with offerings from Little Miss Cup & Crumb, So Icy, The Fizzery, and Yeller Ice Cream, and there will be fresh berries to enjoy. Live music adds to the experience while Evergreen Pages Mobile Bookshop stops by, Linked Ever After provides permanent jewelry, and a photo booth captures the moment. Presented with support from Leafguard, The Pet’s Table, Brandon, and Power Home Remodeling, it is an easy day out with the girls centered on shopping, tasty bites, and music.

Connect body and mind with nature’s rhythms through Tai Chi 4Health. Each session blends gentle movement, mindful breathing, and seasonal wellness practices inspired by the Five Elements to support balance, improve flexibility, and ease stress throughout the year. Suitable for all experience levels. Restore and recharge while flowing with the seasons.

At The Bowl at Ballantyne, browse a changing selection of local vendors. Discover new finds, reconnect with returning vendors, enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants, and finish with a drink at OMB as a fitting end to your visit.

Lujo Luxe Boutique will be on hand alongside a variety of small businesses, bringing authentic people and passion together in one place. Browse at your pace, discover something new, and pick out pieces that truly fit your vida. Mention that you saw this on Facebook to receive 20% off your Lujo Luxe purchase that day. No code is needed, just mention it. This is a feel-good event that celebrates comunidad and lets you leave happy with what you found and who you supported.

A free community festival transforms First Ward Park in Uptown Charlotte into a hub of music, culture, and connection. Across a single day, visitors can enjoy live performances on the main stage, interactive cultural dance workshops and showcases on a dedicated dance stage, and an art walk highlighting soulful creativity. Wellness is in focus with a village of health resources, along with support related to affordable housing and financial literacy. Shop local in a bustling marketplace and a special section for young entrepreneurs, spend time in a dedicated family area, and sample favorites at a food court featuring Charlotte food trucks and desserts. Created for big impact and plenty of fun, this celebration brings the spirit of Labor Day weekend to the heart of the city.

A community cleanup in downtown NoDa with the Greenification crew takes place at Smelly Cat Coffeehouse & Roastery. All materials are provided, including bags, litter grabbers, and gloves, and participants are thanked with refreshments.

Explore language and creativity at an in-person poetry workshop featuring Frank Expression at Ivory Baker Recreation Center. The session welcomes both newcomers and experienced writers, offering a comfortable space to experiment with words and share original pieces. No prior experience is required. All supplies will be provided, and participants ages 13 and up are welcome. Sponsored by Culture Blocks, a community partnership funded by Mecklenburg County that supports free art, poetry, and music workshops.

Step inside the city's second-oldest residence, the 1815 Historic Rosedale, for a guided exploration led by interpreters who share insights into daily life in the antebellum period along with the home's federal-era architecture and decorative arts. The experience also includes an introduction to the site's African American Legacy Project and a look at rotating exhibits. Please check in at the Welcome Center before your tour. Afterward, you are welcome to explore the gardens and grounds and visit the reconstructed blacksmith shop on your own. Advance tickets are recommended. Guided house tour tickets include access to the grounds, so there is no separate grounds fee. Tours are held rain or shine and tickets are nonrefundable.

The Witchfest Market at Triple C Brewing Co. brings together a curated mix of approximately 14 to 15 vendors representing folk magic, Hoodoo, Heathen traditions, rootwork, pagan practices, and more. Visitors can explore divination tools, uncommon curios, thrifted finds, spiritual readings, and offerings rooted in ancestral practices. The gathering welcomes everyone and fosters a diverse community in Charlotte. Admission is free, and the experience is family and pet friendly. Beer and food will be available, with plenty of opportunities to meet practitioners, discover handmade goods, and support local creators.

The Saturday Social at HopFly brings a relaxed indoor market to HopFly Brewing, pairing refreshing craft beer with a curated selection of 20 small shops. Explore local finds, sip while you browse, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere focused on easygoing shopping and conversation. Vendors interested in participating should apply only through the organizer’s official website, and booth space is not arranged through comments or direct messages. To protect participants, vendor payments are handled exclusively through Square invoices issued directly by HandCrafted Market CLT.

At Jerry Richardson Stadium in Charlotte, the UNC Charlotte 49ers host The Citadel in an early-season football showdown. The home team looks to build momentum on familiar turf, while The Citadel brings a hard-nosed, well-drilled style that can swing the game through field position. With a lively local crowd, this meeting offers a clear look at where both programs stand as the season gets underway.

Charlotte Chinese Story Time is hosting auditions for a new original children’s theater production that will be featured in the 2027 Children’s Lunar New Year Showcase. The team is looking for 8 to 10 young performers ages 6 to 12 who are enthusiastic about Chinese culture. Prior acting experience is not required, only enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. Children who audition should be comfortable speaking Chinese and able to recite, tell a story, or act in Chinese. They should enjoy performing, be ready to build stage skills, and be dependable, with a family able to support the rehearsal and performance schedule. Each participant prepares either a Chinese poem to recite or a one to two minute story in Chinese. Simple acting exercises and role interactions will be included so teachers can get to know each child and help match them to a suitable part. The environment is supportive and focused on fun. The program offers professional instruction from experienced teachers, training in acting, recitation, and stage performance, and a featured role in the official 2027 Children’s Lunar New Year Showcase. It also provides a meaningful team experience on and off the stage. With support from the Arts & Science Council, rehearsals and professional instruction are free. Families of selected performers will only cover the cost of costumes, with details shared after roles are assigned. This production is a collaborative effort, so consistent rehearsal attendance and family support are important. Every role matters, whether a lead or a supporting part, and every child who steps on stage is celebrated.

A new dog walking club brings pet parents and their dogs together for easygoing outings that mix exercise, social time, and time outdoors. It is a friendly way to meet fellow single dog lovers, make new dog-friendly connections, and let pups find playmates. Walks rotate through parks and other open-air locations, giving the group a chance to explore different spots. All sizes and temperaments are welcome, and owners can connect with other pet parents, share tips, and build new friendships. A monthly update provides upcoming walk dates, meet-up locations, and times to help with planning.

Noel Freidline and Maria Howell reunite for a jazz salute to unforgettable duet partners, joined by Ray Greene, a dynamic vocalist currently touring with Carlos Santana and formerly with Tower of Power. His wide range and soulful presence fuel a program that celebrates great pairings across eras and styles, moving from favorites like "Baby Come to Me" by Patti Austin and James Ingram and "Next Time I Fall in Love" by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant to surprises such as Queen and David Bowie's "Under Pressure" and the Phil Collins and Philip Bailey hit "Easy Lover." Hallmark style, inventive arrangements, and natural onstage chemistry shape an evening of spirited interplay and cross-genre favorites.

Grey Day Tour 2026 brings $uicideboy$ to Truliant Amphitheater with Destroy Lonely and more. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket will be contributed by Live Nation to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to support mental health. This outdoor setting includes some covered reserved seating, and the show will go on rain or shine. Schedules, performers, and ticket pricing may change without notice, and tickets may include applicable service fees regardless of the point of purchase. Children under 2 can attend at no cost if they do not occupy a seat. Outside lawn chairs are not permitted.

Matt & John make a return to Fountain Green Stonecrest, showcasing their signature acoustic classic rock sound.

NEEDTOBREATHE brings The Long Surrender Tour to Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre. The venue is fully outdoors with no covered seating, and the performance will proceed in all weather conditions. One dollar from every ticket supports a charity selected by the artist. Dates, performers, and pricing may change without notice, and service fees may apply to tickets purchased through any sales channel. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with multiple presales such as INSIDERS fan club, NEEDTOBREATHE, Drew & Ellie Holcomb, Spotify, Live Nation, VIP packages, and Citi Cardmember options, with Citi Cardmember preferred tickets also available.

Award-winning singer, songwriter, and recording artist Carrie Ann performs a live set at Grapes Bourbon & Wine Bar, featuring songs that span five decades across a wide range of genres, along with original material she has written and arranged.

Advance tickets are $12, increasing to $15 on the day of the show. The event welcomes ages 16 and older, and anyone under 16 must attend with a parent. Guests under 21 will be charged an additional $5. Advance ticket holders can also receive 20 percent off dinner at The Gin Mill before the show.

Sing your heart out at a karaoke night that spans heartfelt ballads to high-energy crowd favorites. The mic is yours, the vibe stays upbeat, and the focus is on letting new stars shine while the fun keeps rolling.

The American Ride brings a Toby Keith tribute to NC, showcasing hits like Should've Been A Cowboy, I Love This Bar, Red Solo Cup, and Who's Your Daddy?. Ticket information and details on other acts will be announced soon.

Hosted at Truist Field, this 10K brings Charlotte’s running community together with a rare opportunity to run on I-277. The event centers on sustainability and community support, partnering with multiple local nonprofit organizations. Recover returns as the official shirt sponsor for 2026, providing a premium, earth-conscious participant shirt. Each registered runner receives Recover’s Eco Tee made from 60 percent post-industrial cotton and 40 percent post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. Those interested in a technical upgrade can choose the Sport Elite Long Sleeve in a custom ATC10K tan, designed with a lightweight micro-waffle knit, moisture-wicking and quick-drying fabric, and four-way stretch for comfort from race day to training runs.

Sun & Ski Sports in Charlotte hosts a weekly, weather-dependent road ride that leaves from the store parking lot and travels through South Charlotte, Waxhaw and Marvin in North Carolina, then into Lancaster County, South Carolina. Multiple pace groups accommodate a range of abilities, and departures are staggered so each group sets off separately. The atmosphere supports personal fitness, recreation and competitive goals while fostering camaraderie in the cycling community. Before the ride, the store and restrooms are open, with a brief window for pre-ride purchases and basic mechanical assistance. Advanced options cover roughly 35 to 42 miles. The fastest group averages above 20 mph and does not regroup or stop. Another advanced option targets about 18 to 19 mph, uses tight pacelines and includes a rest stop with limited regrouping. A further choice averages around 16 to 17 mph over about 27 miles, features pacelines, one rest stop and several regroup points. Intermediate riders can choose routes of about 27 or 35 miles at roughly 17 to 18 mph with a rest stop and periodic regrouping. A beginner pace of about 14 to 16 mph over approximately 27 miles may be added when a leader and interested riders are available, focusing on conversation, endurance and skills with a no one left behind approach. Departure is punctual, so participants typically arrive with enough time to prepare. Helmets are mandatory. Front and rear lights, glasses, gloves and other protective gear are recommended, and road bikes are strongly preferred. Riders are expected to know basic maintenance such as fixing a flat or adjusting brakes, manage their own hydration and nutrition, carry a phone and emergency contact and either know the route or have it downloaded in case of separation. Stay to your side of the yellow centerline and keep at least one hand on the bars at all times. Routes mix with urban traffic, and each cyclist is responsible for personal safety throughout the activity. Information about the ride is provided without guarantee, and participants assume all risk for their actions and the actions of vehicles or other riders before, during and after the activity.

Explore an outdoor marketplace featuring a curated mix of local vendors. Browse boutique finds, jewelry, gifts, and home decor, all in one place.

SouthEnd Stroll introduces a recurring street market in South End Charlotte, created to make Sundays a lively neighborhood tradition. Look for bustling sidewalks and a relaxed, coffee-in-hand vibe while exploring more than 75 curated small businesses. Discover vintage pieces, boutique finds, handmade goods, candles, jewelry, sweet treats, art, and lifestyle brands in one energetic setting. This series is being developed with care to offer a consistent Sunday shopping experience for the community. Vendor applications are open.

Experience a long-running Qigong class in Charlotte that has been active since 2014. Each session blends gentle movements, breathing practices, and mindful exercises to support the body and mind. It aims to encourage stress relief, better balance and mobility, increased energy, mental clarity, relaxation, healthy posture, and overall wellness. The class welcomes beginners and suits most fitness levels, so no previous experience is needed. Whether the goal is to unwind, improve flexibility, or build a consistent wellness routine, the setting is friendly and approachable. The class takes place at Charlotte Acu Bodywork. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a willingness to learn. Space is limited.

A full day of fire arts training features a required safety session followed by three beginner-friendly classes. The safety course is complimentary and must be completed before taking any other workshop; prior completion within the last five years meets the requirement. Those with existing safety experience can request approval by emailing hello@bloommovementartistry.com. After safety, a $50 fire eating class walks through techniques step by step with guidance for newcomers and suggestions for advancing existing skills. A $50 fire fan workshop with Sarey covers fundamental moves and combinations, and participants are encouraged to bring their own fans since only a limited number are available. The day concludes with a $50 choreography class built around a base routine that can be performed with your preferred prop, with options to bring your own or borrow from selections such as dragon staff, fans, torches, sword, scimitar, rope dart, parasol, hoop, contact staff, or palm flames. Most choreography practice is unlit, with time reserved to light up. Attendees are asked to wear natural fiber clothing and to avoid false eyelashes and alcohol based hair and skin products. Fire eating, manipulation, and spinning involve inherent risks that will be addressed in the safety session, and Satarah Production, LLC doing business as Bloom Movement Artistry, LLC is not liable for any health issues or injuries related to fire practice or performance.

Enjoy a free monthly car show held on the first Sunday of each month in the Chick-fil-A parking lot in Mint Hill, North Carolina. All makes and models are invited to take part, and there is no cost for spectators or participants. It offers a family-friendly setting for anyone who loves cars.

This weekly Pokémon League is open to players over 16 and welcomes all experience levels. New players are encouraged to create a Pokémon ID in advance, or arrive about 30 minutes early for help with the setup process. Entry is $10. Each participant receives one pack of their choice, and every win earns an exclusive Prize Pack.

The Justin Varnes Jazz Legacy Project delves into the music of jazz giants, pairing performance with narrative to show how history shaped their art. This edition spotlights drummer Art Blakey, widely regarded as a father of modern jazz. A chance studio session with Horace Silver helped spark the rise of hard bop, and soon after Blakey led the Jazz Messengers, a band that became a training ground for more than twenty of the greatest jazz musicians. Through music and storytelling, the program traces Blakey’s influences and enduring legacy.

Labor Day weekend brings a high-energy Nerf night featuring team battles, target games, and fast-paced fun. The event welcomes all ages, offers photo opportunities with a Nerf-toting mascot, and includes surprise challenges with prizes for standout wins. Attendees can bring a favorite Nerf blaster, wear comfortable clothes for plenty of dodging and diving, and look forward to making great memories.

At Amos' Southend, the Lucky Duck Tour presents Anees with his band in a dynamic concert that flows from high-energy peaks to tender, soul-touching moments, creating a welcoming space for connection and freedom. Expect spontaneous freestyle sections and the playful sight of rubber duckies sailing through the crowd. The set reaches across his catalog, featuring hits like Sun and Moon, Leave Me, and Slip, fan favorites including Drunk on Myself, Free Me, and So Long, plus brand-new music. Open to all ages. Ticket options include General Admission for $27, a $75 Silver Meet & Greet package with early entry, early access to merchandise, a photo with Anees, and a pre-show autograph, and a $125 Gold VIP package that includes all Silver benefits along with first entry, priority merchandise access, a small-group Q&A, a two-song acoustic performance, and a special VIP badge and lanyard.

If you or someone you know needs food assistance, a drive-thru morning pantry will be available at Liberty Hill Missionary Baptist Church. No advance registration is required, and you may attend even if you have already visited an evening pantry earlier in the week.

Take part in an open sewing session that supports the local Quilts of Valor chapter as quilts are made for local veterans. The chapter leader will oversee the effort and provide instructions upon arrival. Please bring a sewing machine. For questions, email edavisQOV@gmail.com.

Celebrate National Star Trek Day at Mac's Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles with 15 percent off all comics and toys. Fans of the Federation, the Klingon Empire, and every corner of the galaxy can browse, shop, and revel in a day dedicated to the Star Trek universe.

Stained Glass Fall Themed Speed Puzzling Night is a team jigsaw challenge. Teams race to complete a 300 piece puzzle, and the cost is $15 per team. First place receives a complimentary puzzle, second place gets 50 percent off a puzzle, and everyone keeps the puzzle they worked on. Reservations are available, and beverages will be sold separately.

The NSAI Charlotte chapter holds its monthly meeting at The Well in Pineville. This gathering offers a space for songwriters to connect and share their work. Song feedback is available through a provided link or by performing live during the meeting.

Belk Theater at the Blumenthal hosts a Broadway hit musical from Alicia Keys, inspired by her life, her music, and her community. The story centers on Ali, a 17-year-old driven by fire and curiosity as she searches for freedom, passion, and a sense of belonging. Along her path she discovers a guiding musical mentor, navigates a dynamic family, and draws strength from a neighborhood that helps her grow. Relatable and full of spark, it celebrates self-discovery, purpose, and the people who lift you up. The score weaves Keys’ well-known songs with new numbers created specifically for the stage, all energized by exhilarating choreography. It is a soundtrack of rebellion, life, and love that connects with audiences from all walks of life. This multi-award-winning production is designed to pull viewers into the moment and leave a lasting buzz after the final bow.

More than a concert, this uplifting program celebrates resilience and hope. Featuring talented children between 8 and 12 from vulnerable backgrounds, the choir highlights the strength and promise of African youth as they rise above hardship and help build a brighter future. It is designed to be a memorable and inspiring experience.

Empire of the Sun brings the Ask That God: Afterlife North American Tour to Truliant Amphitheater. This outdoor venue offers portions of reserved seating under cover, and the show will take place rain or shine. Event details and pricing may change without notice, and service fees apply to all tickets at every point of sale. Children under 2 may attend for free if they do not occupy a seat. Outside lawn chairs are not permitted. Ticket access includes various presales and a public onsale, with VIP package options available.

Camp Southern Ground’s Clay Cup Classic Series celebrates sporting clays with a focus on camaraderie, friendly competition, and a shared mission to uplift veterans and their families. It welcomes both experienced shooters and first time participants, with options to take part over one or two days. Participants can create teams with colleagues, friends, or family for a memorable team building outing. Beyond time on the course, there are opportunities to connect with peers and corporate partners who share a commitment to honoring those who served. By taking part, attendees help power Camp Southern Ground programs that deliver vital resources and support to veterans and their families.

Veterans gather for fellowship and a presentation on a timely topic, sponsored by the Levine Senior Center. The event provides a welcoming setting to connect with fellow veterans and hear information that is relevant to those who have served.

Celebrate the cult favorite superhero at Mac’s Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles with savings, surprises, and in-store screenings. Save up to 15 percent across the store, take a turn on the prize wheel for giveaways, and watch episodes of The Tick playing in the shop. The first twelve paying customers will receive a complimentary swag bag filled with comics and toys.

Staind brings a concert marking 25 years of Break the Cycle to Truliant Amphitheater, an outdoor setting where some reserved seats are under cover. The show goes on rain or shine. Event dates, performing acts, and ticket prices may change without notice, and service fees apply at all points of purchase. A range of ticket access options is planned, including VIP packages, fan club, Ticketmaster, venue, Citi cardmember, Live Nation, and HOB Foundation Room member presales, followed by a public onsale, with additional VIP packages available. Children under 2 may enter at no cost if they do not occupy a seat. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed.

Known as the biggest block party in the city, this annual Greek festival features Greek dishes and pastries, traditional dance performances accompanied by live music, shopping opportunities, and activities for families. For the latest news and announcements, check social media.

Car Cruise-Ins return to Downtown Monroe with a season-long series featuring a different mix of vehicles at each gathering. Visitors can experience one event or take in the full run, with fresh variety on display every time.

Comfortable Shirt performs live at Americana Beer Co. with a signature blend of classic pop, rock, country, and blues.

Billy Currington and Kip Moore bring a night of live country music to Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre. This is an open air setting with no covered seating, and the concert will proceed regardless of weather. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed. Event details, performers, and ticket pricing may change without notice, and tickets purchased through any outlet may include service fees. Ticket access includes a public sale along with presale options for Billy Currington, Kip Moore, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmembers, plus Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Agri Supply of Monroe hosts an outdoor farm swap that brings together farmers, homesteaders, and local vendors in the store’s parking lot. The gathering spotlights small local farmers and business owners, with animals available for swap or purchase such as chickens, roosters, sheep, turkeys, pigs, quail, goats, and hatching eggs. Livestock will be healthy and safely caged. Visitors can browse fresh offerings like plants, crops, and fruits, along with homemade staples such as eggs, sourdough, and canned goods. Food trucks will be on site with a variety of meal options. Parking is free in the Agri Supply lot. Vendor participation is free as well. To be considered, contact the Monroe store at (980) 771-2474, speak with the event coordinator or store manager, and await confirmation. Additional participation dates may be offered directly by the team, and plans may shift if weather conditions require it.

USA Sport Karate introduces a new stop on the 2026 tour with Queen City Nationals, a full day of high-level competition at Palisades High School in Charlotte. Athletes from across the region come together to test their skills and earn USA Sport Karate National Ranking points in a Northeast Region Rated Tournament with a Rating 3 designation. Divisions span all ages and ranks, including traditional forms and weapons, extreme and creative forms and weapons, open rank fighting, point sparring, and team sparring. Whether stepping onto the mat for the first time or pursuing a top spot in the national rankings, participants can look forward to a professional, high-energy tournament experience.

Celebrate local heritage at the fifth annual festival at Unionville Elementary School. Presented by Unionville American Legion Auxiliary Unit 535, this community gathering also invites vendors and food trucks to apply.

Explore the latest work from local artists, with a chance to browse and purchase new pieces.

Experience Charlotte’s small business community at a monthly SouthPark market presented by Shop Local QC. Set on the lawn beside Legion Brewing, this event brings together 30 independent shops and makers. Browse handcrafted goods and thoughtfully selected finds, and take in local character as you explore a blend of returning vendors and new faces that rotate month to month. It offers a warm, community centered shopping outing in the SouthPark neighborhood of Charlotte.

Ashes of the Empire Store Showdown presents a Premier format event for Star Wars Unlimited players who already know the game. This casual tournament awards prizes both for taking part and for strong finishes, offering the most competitive side of casual play while keeping the focus on enjoyment and learning how organized events work. The entry fee is $10.

Every mask hides a journey, and with each journey comes hope. Unmasking the Journey: A Sickle Cell Masquerade brings the community together to support individuals and families affected by Sickle Cell Disease. The Grace Foundation of Union County is seeking sponsors and community supporters for this semi-formal evening, where a mask is part of the attire and denim or jeans are not included in the dress code. A $35 donation is requested. The program features music, a silent auction, dinner, and meaningful opportunities to connect. Support helps raise awareness, strengthen advocacy, and expand resources for those impacted by Sickle Cell Disease. For sponsorship or support inquiries, contact 704-685-2947 or contactus@gracesicklecells.org.

Spend an evening in Indian Trail with music performed live, local food to enjoy, and a warm sense of community. Great sounds set the tone while hometown pride brings everyone together.

This celebration honors the 14th anniversary of Dunwellz and Jackie's 38th birthday, with Erik also being celebrated.

Experience a live musical performance from Jeff Rogers.

Eric Eaton, a three-time Comedy Magician of the Year and featured on the TV series Masters of Illusion with more than 100 million views across 126 countries, brings an adults-only comedy magic show to The Comedy Zone - Charlotte. The performance blends quick-witted humor with striking feats of magic, with new routines added regularly. The show is back by popular demand after previous sold-out dates. Tickets range from $36.35 to $48.48.

This free outdoor concert spotlights the spirit of Indian Trail with live music, local food, and a friendly community vibe. Expect music that appeals to all ages and an atmosphere filled with hometown pride.

This monthly car meet creates a friendly, no-cost space for car enthusiasts. Vehicles of any make or model are welcome. There will be complimentary coffee and donuts, a free raffle with prizes, and a fundraiser that supports a local community cause. Vendor tables and guest appearances round out this relaxed automotive gathering.

Mac’s Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles hosts a National Villains Day celebration spotlighting favorite antagonists from comics and movies. Enjoy savings of up to 15 percent across the store and spin-the-wheel giveaways offered throughout the day. The first 12 paying customers receive a complimentary swag bag filled with comics and toys. From clown princes of crime and Sith lords to alien conquerors and crafty masterminds, the spotlight stays on the bad guys.

This family-friendly outdoor festival is an annual celebration of sabor, bringing together lively Latin music and a curated selection of dishes from across Latin America. Food vendors showcase flavors from the Caribbean, Central, and South America, with choices that range from savory bites to desserts. Vegetarian and vegan options are available, and gluten-free offerings vary by vendor. Drinks are available on site, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Entry requires a ticket or RSVP. Venue-specific details such as lost-and-found and pet policies may vary, and pets are generally not allowed. By attending, guests consent to photo and video capture for promotional use, and all sales are final.

This pop-up marketplace features local vendors, live music, a food truck, and craft beer. Admission is free. It offers a day of shopping, eating, and drinking while supporting local businesses, with four dates available. Vendors should watch for scammers in the comments. LTC is the only one accepting applications and will never request that applications or payments be sent through comments.

This free play night at Middle James Brewing makes every pinball and arcade machine free to enjoy. Try the newly added pinball machines, play a few casual games, and chat about pinball or catch up over a beer.

Play with a purpose at Emerald Lake Golf Club with a debut charity golf tournament. Enjoy friendly competition with plenty of awards, fun swag, and opportunities for camaraderie among golfers. It is a relaxed day on the course centered on community and charity.

Matthew Ablan is back at Cork & Ale with a solo, stripped-down acoustic set rooted in classic rock.

This show takes place in an open-air setting, with some reserved seating areas protected by a roof. It will go on in any weather. Dates, performers, and prices can change without advance notice, and service fees apply to tickets no matter where they are purchased. Children under two may enter at no cost if they do not occupy their own seat. Personal lawn chairs are not allowed. General onsale and presale opportunities are listed, including options through Live Nation and for Citi cardmembers.

Mac's Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles hosts a celebration of Transformers for National Transformers Day. Fans of Autobots and Decepticons can take 15 percent off Transformers comics and toys, providing a chance to expand or upgrade collections.

Tom Reda returns with an evening of classic rock favorites and original songs at the bar inside Harris Teeter in Wesley Chapel. Food and drinks are part of the experience, and the setting promises a friendly, upbeat atmosphere.

Matthew Ablan makes a return appearance at VRTX with a performance that highlights his signature solo acoustic take on classic rock.

Hosted by Stevie Ray Gates, this open mic welcomes both solo performers and full bands to step on stage. Participants can bring their own instruments or use what is available on site. It is a monthly jam that gathers musicians for an easygoing night of shared music.

This in-store promotion offers Barefoot Club members a 20% discount on purchases on the third Saturday of each month and the Friday right before, excluding classes, quilting services, and some kits. Lifetime membership is available for a one-time $25 fee, and enrollment takes place in the shop. It is a good opportunity to save on backings and backgrounds or to finally pick up that ruler or book you have been considering.

This event features music performed live by musicians, offering an in-person listening experience.

Jammin’ by the Tracks returns to Downtown Waxhaw for a summer concert beneath the water tank. The series wraps up with Darren Deese, a local favorite performing country tunes. Enjoy live music along with dinner options from food trucks and cold drinks from local beer vendors. Pack a chair, gather with friends and family, and settle in for a relaxed summer night.

Enjoy live music at Great Wagon Road Distillery in Waxhaw. This event centers on a live performance at the distillery.

From Chaos to Calm is a mini retreat hosted by Meet My Scents that sets aside a quiet morning for personal well-being. It is thoughtfully crafted for Community Health Workers, caregivers, helping and healthcare professionals, first responders, nonprofit staff, educators, social workers, mental health professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone who needs a purposeful pause. Attendance is limited to maintain a calm, intimate setting. Participants move through a gentle flow of experiences that blend creativity, mindfulness, movement, and reflection to ease stress and restore balance. Create a signature candle aligned with your intentions and take it home as a reminder of your commitment to self-care. Explore guided journal prompts that nurture gratitude, healing, clarity, and growth. Learn simple breathing practices that settle the nervous system, then settle into a soothing guided meditation to cultivate inner peace. Tap into playful creativity with chocolate-based art therapy, and enjoy chair yoga with accessible stretches suitable for all fitness levels. All materials and supplies are provided, along with light refreshments. The morning includes your handmade candle, structured journaling activities, and wellness practices in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere, with chances to connect with others on a similar path. No prior experience with meditation, yoga, or candle making is required. Step away from daily demands, slow the pace, deepen the breath, reconnect with yourself, and leave feeling clear, calm, and replenished.

Save in-store with the Barefoot Club. Lifetime membership is $25, with enrollment available at the shop. Members get 20 percent off purchases on the third Saturday of each month and the Friday before, excluding classes, quilting services, and select kits. Use the discount to stock up on fabric backings and backgrounds or to choose a new ruler or book. Offer valid for in-person purchases only.

Woodlands Family Fun Day gathers the Woodland Trail community at Stevens Creek Nature Preserve for a full slate of outdoor activities and family connection. Built for boys in kindergarten through fifth grade along with parents and siblings, and also welcoming prospective new families, the day features an interactive reptile and amphibian program led by preserve guides, a guided hike along wooded paths and creek areas, and a GPS assisted rock hunt. Families can enjoy a pack your own picnic for lunch, then wrap up with s’mores by the fire pit. For planning purposes, sign up information will be shared through the Wednesday weekly email newsletter and the relevant patrol WhatsApp groups. Recommended items include picnic food and drinks and comfortable hiking shoes.

Created as a restorative space for women carrying a lot, this mental wellness gathering offers a chance to pause, let go, and breathe together. Expect candid conversation in a supportive, judgment free environment. A light lunch is included, and each attendee receives a carefully curated gift bag. The room brings together women who understand and are ready to connect. Guest speaker Jacquelin Thomas, CADC, will share insights, and the discussion will be guided by Rev. Dr. Sonya A. Laws. The experience takes place at New Beginnings Community Life Center. A limited offer is available. There is a 5 percent discount on a single ticket with code TEACUP, or a buy one get one free option when two tickets are purchased, available to the first five people.

Beer and a food truck will be available while DD provides the music. Sing along and enjoy music, food, and drinks.

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Steel Magnolia returns to Pineville Tavern with an evening of live music and an upbeat atmosphere. Enjoy crowd favorites alongside dinner and drinks for a relaxed night out with friends. Arriving early helps secure preferred seating, and the music carries on late to keep the energy high.

POP.culture is transforming Queen Park Social in Charlotte into a playful dessert market and social that blends competitive games with gourmet sweets. Attendees can take to the bowling lanes, enjoy arcade classics and other social games, and sample a curated array of desserts, treats, and confections in a full dessert takeover. Tickets are required for entry, and RSVP is free.

Spend a relaxed afternoon at a cruise-in hosted by Classic Cruisers of Monroe. There is no admission cost and everyone is welcome. Guests may stay beyond the official wrap-up if they wish. These get-togethers run throughout the year on a regular monthly schedule. Location details and additional information are provided on the event flyer.

A relaxed afternoon of acoustic favorites spanning the 90s through today, featuring songs from Goo Goo Dolls, Matchbox Twenty, Pink Floyd, and other crowd favorites. Mellow vocals and warm acoustic guitar create a low-key atmosphere made for a leisurely weekend hangout.

TLC, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue bring the IT'S ICONIC show to Truliant Amphitheater, an open-air setting with some reserved seats sheltered from the weather. The performance will go on in any conditions. Policies to keep in mind include no outside lawn chairs and free entry for children under two who do not occupy a seat. Lineups, scheduling, and pricing may change without notice, and purchases may include service fees at all points of sale. Ticket access options include Artist, Spotify, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation presales, along with VIP package offerings for TLC and Salt-N-Pepa and a Summer of Live 2-Pack.

Tim Hong brings acoustic music to The Trail House in Indian Trail for a midweek debut performance. Attendees can enjoy dinner and drinks during the show.

Carolina Beer Temple is switching every pinball machine to free play for a special pinball session. Players will not need coins, making it easy to enjoy the games and the bar. A knowledgeable pinball expert will be on site to explain rules, share scoring tips, and answer questions about the machines. It offers a friendly way for first timers and regulars to learn, practice, and play.

Take a swing that makes a difference at a Topgolf tournament hosted at Topgolf Charlotte SW. This community-focused fundraiser channels every swing, sponsorship, and donation toward meaningful support for veterans and military families, including stable housing, financial empowerment, essential resources, and a strong network of care. Entry is $150 for an individual or $800 for a team of six, and participation includes dinner and drinks, awards, and goodie bags. Opportunities to take part as a player or sponsor are available, with a shared goal of honoring service members and continuing support well beyond their time in uniform. Capacity is limited and expected to fill quickly.

Mac’s Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles marks National Comic Book Day with a celebration of the medium and the people who create it, spanning everything from superhero sagas to graphic novels. The first 12 paying customers receive a free swag bag filled with comics and toys. Backstock comics are 20 percent off, and toys and statues are 15 percent off. It is a chance to read, collect, and pick up deals while recognizing the stories and artists that shaped comics.

Miami's Opa-Locka brings a live performance to The FCG Stage.

Hey L’80s turns Nora Mac’s rooftop into a sky-high New Wave escape above Ballantyne, spotlighting the genuine feel of the era rather than neon kitsch. Expect brooding melodies and danceable momentum, where driving bass pairs with sweeping synthesizers for that late-night, cruising-with-the-windows-down energy. The soundtrack leans into favorites like The Cure, Depeche Mode, and Duran Duran, setting the tone for a starry evening with warm air, cold drinks, and an effortlessly cool sense of nostalgia. No reservation is required, and dance-ready shoes are a smart choice.

RC, Phil, Joe, and Bub perform at Moochies Tavern. The venue offers live music along with food and drinks, all in a welcoming small-town setting.

Travel back to the Revolutionary era during a living history weekend at the Museum of the Waxhaws that spotlights the Battle of Charlotte. Experience hands-on demonstrations, informative presentations, and battle reenactments that bring the world of 1780 to life. The program blends learning and fun for all ages. This event is held rain or shine. Children 5 and under are admitted free. Limited-time presale savings are available on General Admission and Family Passes, and the email receipt from Square functions as the ticket. Parking is provided at Waxhaw Elementary School, with lots connected directly to the museum grounds.

Reduce scrap overwhelm with a quilting pattern that can be made using fat quarters or fabrics from your stash. The design works best with small to mid size prints or solids, and low volume prints can be featured as the background.

Matt and John are back in the courtyard with a set of beloved classic rock tunes.

AudioVox makes its debut at Waxhaw Taphouse with a throwback set celebrating the sounds of the 90s and 2000s, moving from raw grunge to punchy pop-punk and big rock anthems. A nostalgic playlist pairs with a lively taphouse setting and craft beer as the band marks its first show at this venue.

Queen City Siren performs at Moochies Tavern with a mix of classic and modern rock favorites. The set features songs by Heart, Led Zeppelin, Jane’s Addiction, Guns N’ Roses, Ghost, Rush, Living Color, Pat Benatar, the Allman Brothers, Queen, Ozzy Osbourne, and more. The playlist is geared toward singing along and dancing.

A live performance at Pineville Tavern features an eclectic set that crosses genre lines for a varied listening experience.

Comfortable Shirt returns to Two Buck Saloon for a live performance featuring a blend of classic pop, rock, country, and rhythm and blues. The set moves across genres and showcases familiar styles in one place.

Adam Daniels brings an acoustic performance to Mary O’Neill’s in Waxhaw, featuring covers from the 1990s, 2000s, and today. Expect stripped-down versions of well-known songs across three decades.

At Belle Johnston Community Center, this memorial 10K, 5K, and Fun Run brings family, friends, and the community together to honor Richard Sheltra’s life and dedication to Pineville. He lost his life while battling a multi alarm fire, and the event pays tribute to his sacrifice. Proceeds support the Richard Sheltra Memorial Foundation, which provides resources, equipment, and scholarships for volunteer first responders, reflecting causes that mattered to him.

Marking its 25th year, this holiday craft and boutique market fills the Monroe Aquatics & Fitness Center with handmade finds and festive inspiration. Browse work from talented Carolina makers alongside clothing and gift boutiques, with more than 120 vendors presenting choices like handcrafted jewelry, pottery, baked treats, hand poured candles, seasonal decor, apparel, and other one of a kind gifts. Admission and parking are free, and the event welcomes the public.

This full-day retreat centers genuine joy, embodied presence, and real connection, guided by Jasmine Vializ and Kat Harmon. It invites participants to slow their pace, move in ways that feel natural, and relate without forcing conversation or outcomes. The focus is on presence rather than productivity, expression rather than perfection, and shared humanity rather than polished wellness. Guests are supported with a light breakfast, a nourishing lunch, and a fresh, light dinner, with beverages available throughout. Comfortable clothing suited for both movement and rest is recommended, along with a water bottle, a journal for those who enjoy writing or reflection, and any personal items that foster ease and grounding. Additional details are provided after registration. This experience is not about becoming someone new. It is about remembering what is already here. Participants may arrive exactly as they are and move at a pace that feels right.

Create a seasonal fabric hat in a hands-on class. One example features a scrappy Halloween style, but you can choose any color palette or even plan versions for different times of year. Participants should bring quilted fabric pieces and will learn how to assemble the hat from those materials.

This event features live music with something for everyone. A duo blends classic rock, country, and pop into a mix that will keep you dancing and singing along.

Queen City Siren brings a night of timeless and current rock, featuring hits by Heart, Zeppelin, Jane’s Addiction, GnR, Ghost, Rush, Living Color, Pat Benatar, the Allman Brothers, Queen, Ozzy, and more. The set is all about rocking out, dancing, and having fun.

A live music performance takes place at Mary O’Neill’s. Enjoy a set of songs in person at this venue.

Celebrate resilience and community at a family friendly walk at Pineville Lake Park that honors Apraxia Stars and the people who support them. The experience is designed to be safe, fun, and memorable for teams and individuals, with additional details to be shared as plans are finalized. Registration is free. Participants can fundraise toward incentive prizes, and any registered walker who raises $50 will receive the official 2026 Walk for Apraxia t-shirt. Every Apraxia Star is recognized individually and receives a free t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised power the programs of Apraxia Kids and help strengthen the support network around children with apraxia of speech by educating professionals and families, building community connections, and investing in advocacy and research. The walk brings together parents, family members, and professionals to connect and fundraise, creating a welcoming space where Apraxia Stars and their families feel understood and supported. Promoted as the largest apraxia awareness event in the country, it helps ensure more children can find the care they need by making apraxia known, not overlooked.

Veterans' Canteen brings veterans together for fellowship and includes a presentation on a pertinent topic. It is sponsored by the Levine Senior Center and held at the Levine Senior Center.

Clint Black and Midland share the stage with Jade Eagleson for a country concert that blends a hit-filled legacy with harmony-rich, barroom-honed energy. Tickets range from $56.33 to $197.65, with all fees and sales tax included at checkout. Clint Black brings a record of remarkable achievements. Part of the Class of '89, he launched with five straight No. 1 singles from the triple platinum Killin' Time, followed by the triple platinum Put Yourself in My Shoes and a run of platinum and gold albums. He wrote or co-wrote every one of his more than three dozen charting songs, amassing 22 No. 1s and enduring favorites like A Better Man, When My Ship Comes In, Like the Rain, and Nothin' But the Taillights. His accolades include over 20 million records sold, a GRAMMY, numerous major industry honors, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and the BMI Icon Award at the 73rd annual BMI Country Awards in Nashville. He has also hosted the talk show Talking in Circles on Circle TV. GRAMMY-nominated Midland delivers a timeless, modern take on country shaped by rich harmonies, steel guitar, and a well-worn cool rooted in Dripping Springs, Texas. Named after a Dwight Yoakam song, the trio broke through with the 5x platinum No. 1 Drinkin' Problem, followed by platinum Burn Out and gold-certified tracks including Cheatin' Songs and Make A Little. Their album path runs from On The Rocks to the Billboard Top Country Albums chart-topping Let It Roll, into The Last Resort: Greetings From and Barely Blue, with projects like the origin-story soundtrack The Sonic Ranch and Live From The Palomino. Their aesthetic extends from rhinestone suits to tequila and cigar ventures, matched by a lean, song-forward live show.

Shady Ln will perform live at Iron Thunder Saloon & Grill.

The United European Ballet Company brings Cinderella to Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts in Charlotte for a one-night engagement. This ballet follows a kind-hearted heroine as love lifts her from hardship to a royal celebration. Set to the music of Sergei Prokofiev, the production features expressive choreography, eye-catching costumes, theatrical storytelling, and an international cast of accomplished dancers.

Boo at Blair brings a family-friendly Halloween celebration to Blair Mill Park with games, crafts, and seasonal fun. Families can take part in a candy bucket walk inspired by the classic cake walk, try the Pumpkin Pass for a Halloween twist on hot potato, and create spooky scratch-art masterpieces to take home. As evening settles in, the night continues with an outdoor showing of Hotel Transylvania: Transformania under the stars. Food trucks will be on site, including Whataburger #13, Little Miss Cup and Crumb, and Taste of Sunshine. Admission is free. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and costumes for a not-so-scary night that blends playful activities with a movie under the night sky.

Main Street in Downtown Monroe transforms into a pedestrian-only festival with more than 85 vendors, games, entertainment, food and drinks, and live music. Organizers are accepting sponsors and vendors, with only two vendor spaces remaining and placement handled on a first come, first served basis. This annual celebration draws thousands to Historic Downtown Monroe for a full day of shopping and family-friendly fun. Vendor inquiries can be sent by text to 814-388-9491, preferred, or by email to applyasavendor@gmail.com. Be cautious of scams, communication begins through the official page and applicants are then connected with a co-organizer to confirm their spot.

Agri Supply in Monroe hosts a community farm swap created for farmers and homesteaders across North Carolina. The gathering offers a chance to set up, connect with fellow producers, and responsibly rehome animals while highlighting small local farmers and business owners. Expect a variety of animals available for swap or sale, including chickens, roosters, sheep, turkeys, pigs, quail, hatching eggs, and goats. Animals are described as healthy and kept in appropriate cages. Local farmers, vendors, and homesteaders will also share fresh plants, produce, and fruit, along with homemade items such as eggs, sourdough bread, and canned goods. Several food trucks will be on site with a range of meal options. The swap is set up outdoors in the Agri Supply parking area, and parking is free. Vendor participation is free as well. Those interested can contact the Monroe store at (980) 771-2474 to speak with the event coordinator or store manager, with participation confirmed upon selection. If additional participation dates become available, the team will reach out directly. For questions, contact Agri Supply.

Celebrate the season in downtown Matthews with a community fall festival at Stumptown Park. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, and the fun goes on in any weather. No advance sign-up is needed. Browse arts and crafts alongside local businesses, sample a variety of foods, and enjoy a mix of DJ sets and live music. Seasonal highlights include a pumpkin patch and an auto show, plus a dedicated children's area for family-friendly activities.

Ballet of Lights brings a fresh ballet interpretation of Sleeping Beauty to Charlotte, featuring a cast of six local dancers. Classical movement blends with modern stage technology as costumes that glow in the dark trace each leap and turn, filling the stage with shifting patterns of light. The performance takes place at the Fullwood Theater inside the Matthews Community Center. This event is suitable for ages five and older, and anyone under sixteen must attend with an adult. The venue is accessible for guests with disabilities. Seating is arranged by zones and assigned in order of arrival within each zone, so early arrival can help with seat selection.

Mac’s Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles presents a Money in the Bank and WWE celebration tailored for wrestling fans and collectors. Enjoy 20 percent off all wrestling items, and the first 12 paying customers receive a free swag bag filled with wrestling toys and collectibles. A spin the wheel setup will offer giveaways throughout the day, and wrestling will be streaming on the TVs. Fans of WWE, AEW, classic legends, and today’s superstars can explore new additions for their collections in a lively, themed atmosphere.

Monroe’s Fall Fest 2026 brings seasonal fun to Historic Downtown Monroe. Main St will be closed to vehicles so visitors can explore more than 85 local craft vendors, enjoy games and entertainment, and take in food, drinks, and live music. A Kids Market spotlights young entrepreneurs. Food choices include Southern Fried Factory, Jae’s Caribbean Kitchen, Kate’s Clyde’s BBQ, and Patty and the Dogs, along with multiple dessert vendors. Activities include the Rock Therapy rock wall, Axe Doods axe throwing, Fire Doods kids ride, the Bounce N Play obstacle course, face painting, and more. Thanks go out to the sponsors. Complete Kidz has been a primary sponsor for the past three festivals and provides ABA Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy in Monroe. Vendors should stay alert for scammers. Only communicate with Home Brew, which will connect you with co-organizer Sandra to secure a spot on Main or Windsor St.

Adam Daniels Acoustic performs live at the Monroe Fall Festival, with Home Brew Taproom & Tunes as host. The set features acoustic renditions of hits from the 90s, the 2000s, and today, creating a fitting soundtrack for exploring the festival, enjoying a drink, and soaking up Monroe’s fall atmosphere. Attendees can expect live music and a welcoming community vibe.

The 2nd Annual Matthews Fire/EMS vs Matthews Police Softball Game returns to Arthur Goodman Memorial Park, presented by MARA and the Rotary Club of Greater Matthews. Expect an evening of friendly competition and family fun that supports local youth athletics and community service initiatives. Highlights include a home run derby, a 50/50 raffle, concessions, and kid-friendly activities like a bouncy house and face painting. The Charlotte Knights will serve as emcees. There is no cost to attend, and donations are appreciated. Free advance registration is available to help with planning, and sponsorship opportunities are open to local businesses and community partners. The event celebrates the dedicated men and women who serve the community every day.

A Ballet of Lights production of Sleeping Beauty comes to Charlotte, combining traditional ballet with glow-in-the-dark costuming. At Fullwood Theater, illuminated designs complement the choreography to create a memorable stage experience.

Matthew Ablan is back at Americana Beer Co. with a solo acoustic set rooted in classic rock.

Americana artist Michael Tracy delivers a solo acoustic set at Peddlers Paradise Bartique, blending rock and roll cover tunes with his own original songs. There is no cover charge.

Mary O'Neill's hosts an evening of live music in Waxhaw.

A monthly backgammon meetup at Panzu Brewery offers chouettes and casual play before the tournament begins. The tournament guarantees at least two matches. Between games, enjoy Caribbean fusion dishes alongside a variety of beers and cocktails, plus an extensive selection of non-alcoholic drinks. Entry fee is $20, payable in cash.

A morning drive-through food distribution with Central Methodist Church in Monroe offers food assistance to anyone who needs it. Attendance is permitted even for those who already visited a pantry earlier in the week.

Monroe Crossing Mall in Monroe, NC hosts a festive celebration of food and crafts featuring more than 40 food trucks and vendors offering gourmet dishes and sweet treats. Dozens of artisans present handmade jewelry, artwork, and crafts, creating a family friendly atmosphere with activities for all ages. Admission is free for everyone, and optional free ticket registration is available to help the food trucks prepare.

This event offers live music for attendees to enjoy.

This outdoor show offers reserved seating with some sections under cover. The event is scheduled to proceed regardless of weather, and details such as dates, performers, and ticket prices may change without notice. Service fees apply to ticket purchases through all sales channels. Children younger than two may attend at no cost if they do not occupy a seat, and personal lawn chairs are not allowed. Ticket access includes a general public onsale plus presales through Five Finger Death Punch, Cody Jinks, Ticketmaster, the venue, Knotfest, Blabbermouth, Spotify, Live Nation, House of Blues Foundation Room members, and Citi cardmembers, along with VIP package options.

Each October in Waxhaw, the Museum of the Waxhaws transforms its wooded trail into a nighttime journey filled with eerie light and shifting shadows. Lanterns cast a glow through the trees, and paths that feel familiar in daylight become something entirely different after dark. A long-standing Halloween tradition, this experience brings friends and families together for suspense, screams, laughter, and memories. The Haunted Trail returns, inviting the bold to step into the woods and see what the night has in store.

Enjoy a performance by Whole Lotta Presence at Pineville's Fall Fest. This event is free to attend.

Small Bar in Matthews offers an upbeat evening with good food, friendly people, and music.

Live singing at Franklin Court Grille in a relaxed setting. The singer describes this as a go-to place to perform, praising the tasty food, welcoming staff, and an easygoing atmosphere that feels like a small getaway.

Mac's Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles is celebrating Wonder Woman Day with 15% off all Wonder Woman comics and toys, along with giveaways happening throughout the day. Honor the Amazon hero while browsing for comics and collectibles and take advantage of the event’s savings.

This Halloween event features a large trunk-or-treat, a themed craft activity, and a lively dance party, plus more spooky fun that is family friendly.

This event features music performed live.

A performer looks forward to performing for the familiar faces who make this neighborhood spot so welcoming. The focus is on the regulars and the comfortable atmosphere they create.

Live music kicks off Friday with a performance by the Dustin Yager Duo.

Avalon Entertainment and The Trail House host 28 Pages for their Queen City debut. This Western North Carolina band puts its own spin on familiar rock and blues favorites and may include an original or two. The show is free.

A family friendly day highlights how JAARS bridges the final mile of access and offers ways attendees can be involved. Activities include demonstrations and displays that spotlight aviation, land, and sea operations, food trucks, interactive exhibits in the museum, and hands-on activities for children. Helicopter, airplane, and 4x4 rides are available, and guests can talk with JAARS staff to hear stories from their work around the world. Early arrival is recommended for those planning to obtain ride tickets.

National Gargoyles Day is being marked at Mac's Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles with deals and activities focused on the Gargoyles franchise. Get 15 percent off all Gargoyles comics and toys, and the first dozen paying customers will receive a complimentary swag bag that includes comics and toys. The Gargoyles animated series will be shown in the shop throughout the day while you browse. By day they are stone, by night the collectors come alive.

The Romanian American Cultural Festival returns for its second edition, celebrating Romanian American culture with live music and dance, authentic dishes, activities for children, artisans selling their work, and a warm sense of community. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. This year the festival is officially hosted by RO Carolina, a new nonprofit formed to serve, connect, and celebrate the Romanian American community across North and South Carolina, bringing added emphasis on community connection and a commitment to building a lasting tradition in the Charlotte metro area.

Stalloween returns to Stallings Municipal Park for its third year, offering a festive Halloween celebration filled with treats, live entertainment, and a few eerie surprises. Children can trick or treat throughout the park while costumed creatures wander for playful encounters. A costume contest invites outfits that wow, amuse, or frighten, with full contest details to be announced. The stage will feature live performances, and the complete entertainment schedule will be shared soon. Food trucks on site include Say Cheez 518, International Truck of Tacos, and Donut NV. Costumes are welcome, admission is free, and the event is supported by sponsors Waste Connections and Aria at Idlewild.

Costumed participants gather in downtown Waxhaw for a spirited walk that raises awareness for ovarian cancer and celebrates sisterhood. Plan your attire, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant or visit food trucks, then set out together across the Waxhaw Overhead Bridge. Along the way, symptom cards and candy are shared, and witches brew and other spirits are available at each stop, with the night concluding in a dance party at the Waxhaw Tap House. $5 wristbands are available at the Waxhaw Tap House, and proceeds support Teal Butterfly and ovarian cancer initiatives. Stops include Emmet's Social Table, Middle James Brewing Company, Cork and Ale, Waxhaw Creamery, Mary O'Neills, Great Wagon Road Distilling Co., Jekyll and Hyde Taphouse & Grill, and the Waxhaw Tap House, where a $5 cover applies. Prizes will be awarded for standout costumes, and safe transportation is encouraged... broomsticks are not. The event also highlights key health information. Possible symptoms of ovarian cancer can include bloating, abdominal or pelvic pain, feeling full quickly after eating, urgency to use the bathroom or changes in bathroom habits, cramping, and fatigue. If symptoms last for more than a few weeks, seeing an OB/GYN is recommended. A Pap smear does not detect ovarian cancer.

QCPro Wrestling presents Heavy is the Crown, a royal-themed showdown centered on the battle for the throne and the countdown to a coronation. Serving as special guest general manager, “Buff” Bagwell leads a lineup that includes “Psycho Boy” Fodder with Angelina Love, Caleb Konley, Ricky and Kerry Morton, Luke Fury, and others still to be revealed. Talent announcements are rolling out and tickets are available.

Stooges Pub & Grub turns up the heat with a full evening of soul rock from Deep Shallow. Settle in for immersive grooves, lush harmonies, and a live spark that fills the room and lingers well after the final note.

A Halloween trunk and treat designed just for dogs returns for its sixth year at Carolina Pet Pantry. Pups in costume visit festively decorated trunks to collect dog treats, and all participants must be friendly and remain on leash. Admission is $5 per dog to take part, and every participation dollar supports Bullies 2 the Rescue. Expect a full lineup of dog centered fun, including creative costumes, trick or treating, dog focused vendors, tasting tables for pups, bone broth snow cones, half price nail trims, giveaways with free samples, and photo opportunities. BBQ plates will be available for $25, and the shop will be transformed into a playful Halloween setting filled with wagging tails. Proceeds help Bullies 2 the Rescue fund essential efforts such as pulling dogs from shelters, accepting owner surrenders, covering urgent medical care, supporting foster placements, and caring for sanctuary dogs at Wiggle Ranch.

The Matt & John Acoustic Duo make a return appearance at Southern Range Brewing, performing an acoustic set of classic rock.

Mission Laser Charlotte transforms its 7,000 square foot arena into a chilling crossover of laser tag and haunted attraction, marking a first in the Carolinas. The space becomes a maze of walls, barrels, and crates where undead and monstrous creatures, once locked away, now roam. Participants are still equipped with a phaser, yet not everything lurking in the dark can be stopped, so staying clear of other players becomes only part of the challenge. Every step weighs mission objectives against simple survival as you wonder what waits around the next corner. This inaugural Haunted Mission is a one-night-only experience, and missions run longer than usual, so attendance is limited to keep the action intense and immersive.

Shady Ln performs live at Peddlers Paradise Bartique on Halloween night, creating a spirited evening of music.

A spooktacular Halloween celebration filled with classic and modern rock, with Queen City Siren performing songs by Heart, Zeppelin, Jane’s Addiction, GnR, Ghost, Rush, Living Color, Pat Benatar, Allman Brothers, Queen, Ozzy, and more. Special prizes will be awarded for the best costume.

Last Exit, featuring Tim, Lou, and Greg, performs a special Halloween evening at the Trail House in Indian Trail with acoustic vibes from the 70s to the 90s. Food and cold drinks are available.

A refreshed weekly menu will be featured, with the organizer on site at Sullivan’s Country Store. Look for updated offerings and an in-person presence at the store.

Adam Daniels Acoustic brings an unplugged set to Mary O'Neill's with favorites from the 90s, the 2000s, and today. Relax with a late-night performance that spans decades of popular music.

Keep your personal information secure by bringing sensitive paperwork to a community Shred-It event focused only on paper documents. You may shred loose papers, standard folders and file folders, and documents that still have small metal like paper clips or staples. Do not bring binder rings, hanging file folders, hard drives, pens, batteries, cell phones, laptops, floppy disks, CDs, or any other biodegradable or explosive materials. Please limit drop-offs to three boxes per vehicle. For security, give all shredding and recycling directly to Shred-It staff, since town employees, including police officers, cannot handle your items.

Indian Trail Town Hall hosts a car show featuring classic automobiles, hot rods, Jeeps, and futuristic builds. Attendees can cast a vote for their favorite by donating a toy, with all toys benefiting Holiday Heroes. Vehicle registration is available.

Matthew Ablan is back at Vintner's Hill, showcasing solo acoustic classic rock in his signature style.

Carrie Ann performs live at Cork & Ale in Waxhaw, North Carolina.

Enjoy an afternoon of backgammon at Panzu Brewery, paired with Caribbean fusion dishes, a selection of beer and cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages. Chouettes and casual games take place before the tournament, and every participant is guaranteed at least two matches. The entry fee is $20, cash only.

This morning pantry at MARVIN A.M.E. ZION CHURCH offers groceries with no advance registration required. Attendees may use this pantry and also visit one of the evening pantries during the same week.

An annual veterans luncheon will be held at Idlewild Baptist Church. Hats marking 250 years of the USA will be given to the first 250 attendees. The event features a performance by Jennifer Siebenaler, and the Sons of the American Revolution will present the program.

This gathering at the Levine Senior Center offers veterans a chance to connect with one another and hear a presentation on a pertinent topic, sponsored by the center.

Mary O’Neill’s hosts The Barry David Project for a live performance, bringing their music to the stage.

Adam Daniels takes the stage at Southern Range Brewing Co. with a set that spans 90s favorites through today’s hits. Enjoy free live music, with beer and food available from the brewery.

Experience live music at Great Wagon Road Distillery in Waxhaw. Enjoy an evening of tunes in the distillery setting.

Hardwired returns to Moochies Tavern with a set featuring the best rock from the 80s, 90s, and more.

An all Pokémon show brings family-friendly fun to Charlotte, North Carolina at Embassy Suites by Hilton Charlotte Ayrsley. Attendees can meet voice actors, browse vendor booths, discover work by local artists, and enjoy trading card games, video games, and more.

The 7th annual mattress fundraiser for the Cuthbertson High and Middle School bands is hosted in the school cafeteria. More than 30 floor models will be set up so shoppers can try different feels and select what fits best, with a friendly team on hand to answer questions. Well known brands include Purple, Helix, Simmons, Beautyrest, and Tranquility Sleep Systems. With a coupon, prices start at $169 and then increase in $50 to $100 steps into premium options, covering entry level, mid-range, and high end choices, and proceeds from every sale benefit the band students. Each mattress is ordered new in the size selected, with home delivery available and removal of an old mattress if needed. Typical timing is 2 to 4 weeks for delivery and disposal, while free pickup from the Charlotte warehouse is usually ready in 2 to 3 weeks. No money down financing is available with approved credit. Accessories such as adjustable power bases, box springs, pillows, protectors, and metal frames can be added to a mattress purchase. All sizes, styles, and comfort levels are offered, and every mattress comes with a full replacement warranty, most for 10 years. Over the past six years, this event has raised $79,050 for the program.

Jack White brings a live performance to The Fillmore Charlotte with a strict phone-free policy designed to create an unplugged, real-life experience. Upon arrival, staff will place your phone in a lockable pouch that you keep with you throughout the event, and you can step into clearly marked Phone Use Areas in the lobby or concourse to unlock it if needed. The venue operates as general admission standing room only unless otherwise noted and welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and all details, including acts and pricing, may change without notice. Service fees apply to all tickets regardless of where they are purchased. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as Vault, Fan, Spotify, and Live Nation, followed by a public onsale.

Matthews Pride debuts at Stumptown Park in Matthews as a free, family friendly gathering. Event profits benefit the Twirl to the World Foundation. As the first Matthews Pride, it broadens Pride celebrations to reach even more of the community.

Blue October brings an all ages show to The Fillmore Charlotte. The venue operates as general admission standing room only, so expect an open floor experience unless noted otherwise. Prices are higher on show day, and dates, performers, and pricing may change without notice. Service fees apply to tickets purchased through any outlet. Presales listed include Live Nation Presale and Citi Cardmember Presale, along with a Citi Cardmember Preferred option.

Mac’s Heroes & Villains Comics & Collectibles is celebrating National Justice League Day with a store event for fans of DC’s legendary team. Enjoy 15 percent off Justice League comics and toys, and catch Justice League movies streaming in the shop throughout the day. From Batman and Superman to Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman, and more, this celebration spotlights favorite heroes while offering an easy way to expand any collection.