Events in Iredell County, NC

At Fred & June's Books in Mooresville, NC, this book club welcomes women 50 and older to connect over conversation and compelling reads. Discussions center on fiction that invites lively dialogue, ranging from historical narratives and standout literary works to gripping thrillers. Whether a lifelong reader or returning to books, participants can expect a warm atmosphere focused on friendship, thoughtful discussion, and a shared love of storytelling.

This monthly bluegrass showcase is led by Steven Davidson and takes place on the first Thursday of each month.

Enjoy a night of live DJ music every Thursday.

Epic Networking meets in Mooresville on the first and third Friday of each month to focus on building relationships, making connections, and encouraging personal or professional growth. Guests may attend up to two meetings before membership is required.

Spend an evening where music, cocktails, and food come together to benefit the Iredell Health System Cardiac and Vascular Care Fund. Proceeds support the purchase of new cardiovascular equipment, provide assistance for patients, and expand cardiovascular services for a growing community. The night opens with a cocktail hour, continues with a silent auction, dinner, and a raffle, and concludes with a DJ afterparty. The dress code is cocktail attire. Rose & Thorn perform during the cocktail hour, a duo noted for smooth harmonies, a soulful sound, and a relaxed acoustic style that blends crowd favorites with timeless classics to create an inviting, intimate atmosphere.

Expect a lively set of 1950s-style jump and swing, paying tribute to the sounds of the Stray Cats, Eddie Cochran, the Palladins, Little Walter, Etta James, Sam Cooke, and Hollywood Fats. The performance centers on vintage rhythms and timeless melodies that capture the groove of the era.

Enjoy a late-night karaoke gathering at Kilted Buffalo Langtree, where the stage is open for solo performances or singing with friends. Participation is free, with drinks and a lively crowd adding to the fun.

The Madison Lunsford Experience returns to The Bar in Love Valley, NC for another appearance. The event marks their latest visit to this venue.

Enjoy an evening of live acoustic music with award-winning singer-songwriter Lisa De Novo. Her performance features pop and rock favorites, audience requests, and original songs.

This group healing session, led by Michael Anthony, begins with a calming segment where he creates a supportive space through a blend of energy work and channeled guidance to encourage relaxation and healing. The experience then shifts into a collaborative practice as participants set aside labels and both offer and receive within a shared circle. It centers on the idea that everyone can step into the role of healer and strengthens that intention through collective participation. Cost is $20 per person.

Full Bloom Film Festival presents Summer of Soul, a documentary centered on the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival and its celebration of African American music, culture, and perseverance. Drawing on archival footage alongside electrifying performances, the film spotlights a defining moment in music history while restoring attention to a gathering long sidelined in popular memory. It resonates for its filmmaking craft and for reclaiming a vital cultural story.

The Fiction Forum is a general fiction book club that explores stories across a wide range of genres and viewpoints. It meets monthly and does not require advance registration. Participants can purchase the monthly selection at a 10 percent discount by mentioning Stardust Cellars and Ink Drinker's Book Club at checkout. Reminders and updates are shared on the Facebook event page. Drop-ins are welcome at book club gatherings hosted at Fred & June's.

The Iredell County Mobile Library will be on site in the Iredell Christian Ministries parking lot. This visit brings the library to that location.

A monthly hangout designed for people who love games of all kinds. Tabletop enthusiasts, video gamers, and card players can unwind, play, and connect in a friendly setting that encourages real conversation and new friendships. The atmosphere stays easygoing with no pressure or expectations, creating a relaxed, be yourself space to meet others and enjoy the games you love.

Wrap up the season at HobbyTown Mooresville with the third annual Fall Finale Trophy Race, featuring trophies across all regularly run classes. A raffle for registered drivers will include items from Associated Electrics, HobbyTown, and A-Main Hobbies, with prizes such as a TC8 and other kits. The racing program includes the usual classes: Novice for any 1/10 or 1/12 car, Torque Tuned for TT01 and TT02, Stock Slash with jumps, USVTA using a ROAR motor, 21.5 TC, Pro10, and NASCAR. If a car does not fit one of these categories, three entries will form a class. Power will be available on site. Participants are encouraged to bring extension cords, a table, a chair, a canopy, and a short step ladder to serve as a personal drivers stand. The track surface will be treated with grape soda to enhance traction, and practice will take place before racing begins. Timing and scoring will use I-Laps optical transponders with LiveTime, and the event will be listed as VibeRC on LiveRC. Transponders are available for purchase in the store, with extras on hand if needed.

Holiday magic returns to Statesville Event Center with the second annual celebration of all things local. The event features local makers, photo opportunities with Santa, permanent jewelry, and hands-on DIY activities, all wrapped in plenty of seasonal cheer. Further details will be announced.

At Fort Dobbs, explore more than four centuries of American military history through demonstrations from different eras that feature artillery as well as small arms. The focus is on weaponry across time, offering a clear look at multiple periods in the nation’s past.

Explore military history through reenactors portraying eras from the 16th through the 20th century, along with additional programming celebrating 250 years of United States history.

Veterans receive free admission. Attendees are invited to bring military photos or other memorabilia to display. Patty Greene will call the dances, with line and round dancing offered between tips.

A performance is set to take place at 202 North Main. Attendees can catch the show live at the venue.

Ahlara Brotherhood is a no-cost monthly meetup for men at Ahlara International. It offers a welcoming space to connect with other open minded participants, share experiences, and focus on personal growth. The gathering centers on community, brotherhood, and mutual support among men from all walks of life through open conversation. Each session invites reflection, the chance to build new friendships, and a supportive atmosphere. All that is needed is an open mind.

Experience a guided meditation and sound bath beneath a galaxy of stars projected across the room, creating a soothing atmosphere. Lorraine plays a variety of instruments intuitively, inviting each person to relax and explore their own experience. The session concludes with gentle stretching and chanting. Participants are encouraged to bring mats, blankets, pillows, or other resting props, as supplies are limited.

Explore a new dark and thrilling romantic trope each month with this after-dark book club presented by Fred & June’s Books and hosted by Chandler and Janelle. Participants can purchase the monthly selection at a 10% discount by mentioning the club at checkout. Fred & June’s Books also offers trade credit when you return the book club selection toward your next book purchase.

Enjoy dinner accompanied by live music from Carrie Ann at Flock Bistro in Mooresville.

E180 Band performs live at Wobbly Butt in Mooresville, North Carolina.

A new line dancing option at Ghostface Brewery in Mooresville features the Southern Outlaws Line Dance group. Sessions begin with lessons and continue with open-floor dancing. Admission is $10 per person. Open to men and women. A sign-up group provides additional details, and questions can be directed to Chrissy.

This Christmas market features handmade creations, baked treats, holiday gift items, and more. Proceeds support Foundation Church’s Christmas Market fundraiser, and applications for vendors will be available soon.

Watch Ohio State take on Michigan in a college football rivalry shown on all the TVs and the patio projector with sound.

The Ahlara Sisterhood is a monthly circle centered on healing, meaningful connection, and a sense of sacred community among women. Participants gather in a warm, welcoming setting where stories are shared, insights are exchanged, and collective restoration can unfold. Each meeting offers dedicated time for reflection and conversation, and some gatherings invite guest speakers who share wisdom and inspiration to enrich the experience. The intention throughout is to foster deeper connection to self, to one another, and to the shared path of healing. This is a donation-based gathering, with monthly contributions given to a local charity so the care offered within the circle also reaches the broader community. The circle is facilitated by Alissa Thurston and Lori Petty.

Troutman ushers in the season with its beloved Lighting of the Town, presented by Iredell Family Care Center of Troutman. Troutman Town Hall becomes a festive backdrop of twinkling lights, Christmas music, and sweet treats. Local groups perform, Santa and Mrs. Claus make a special visit, and the Troutman Ruritan Club provides cookies and hot chocolate. The highlight comes when the town lights up for Christmas. For participation inquiries, contact award@troutmannc.gov.

A Christmas bazaar at Cornerstone Christian Academy in Statesville, North Carolina. Vendor applications are available by messaging the organizer or emailing christinemarie6700@gmail.com.

Now in its eighth year, this trail race at Lake Norman State Park features 30K and 50K distances. Participants can choose the distance that suits them and take part in a trail run through the park.

Capture festive portraits at the Cornerstone Christmas Bazaar with Christmas Mini Sessions offered by Candids by Mandy from Peppermint Porches at Cornerstone Christian Academy. Each session is 40 dollars and includes approximately seven minutes of photography and three edited digital images. Families, children, and couples are welcome, and attire can range from holiday best to matching pajamas or whatever feels comfortable. A Pay It Forward fund helps sponsor photos for families, with contributions of any amount combined so that every forty dollars provides one fully covered session. Complimentary sessions will be offered as funds allow. The set shown in previews is for inspiration and final decor may vary slightly while keeping a classic Christmas look.

Experience a magical evening at a lavender farm with cozy story reading, hot chocolate, and time to unwind. Settle in with a blanket, then take a moment before or after to write letters to Santa. Browse a charming gift shop stocked with natural holiday gifts, flavorful jams, and festive meads and wines. Treat yourself to new creamy fudge varieties, including white chocolate raspberry, whiskey chocolate, pecan and cashews dark chocolate, and peppermint swirl.

Full Bloom Film Festival presents a showing of White Christmas, a classic holiday musical featuring Irving Berlin’s celebrated songs and warmly told story. It follows two entertainers who join forces to keep a Vermont inn alive, highlighting friendship, love, and the spirit of the season. Since this favorite is not often screened during the holidays, the presentation offers a special treat for Full Bloom audiences.

Statesville Recreation & Parks Department hosts an American Red Cross blood drive that offers a chance to give a lifesaving donation. Schedule an appointment by calling 704-878-3944 or by searching for Statesville Fitness Ctr online. Walk-ins are welcome, and several donation days are planned.

Step into Narnia on a guided walking tour that brings the classic tale to life around downtown Statesville. Instead of sitting in a theater, audiences move with the story, traveling alongside Lucy, Edmund, and Mr. Tumnus as scenes unfold on the streets. Along the way, cross paths with the White Witch, witness the struggle for Narnia, and encounter Aslan’s army in an immersive, interactive experience for all ages. This stage adaptation is written by Joseph Robinette from the work of C. S. Lewis and is presented by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois. Performances are offered on select Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, with tickets released first to season ticket holders and then to the general public.

The Lake Norman Philharmonic returns to the Charles Mack Citizen Center for its Annual Holiday Concert. Audience seating will be set in the large banquet hall. Complimentary parking is available behind the center. The venue is fully accessible and includes elevators, and requests for special accommodations may be sent to lknphilharmonic@gmail.com. Additional details will be shared by the orchestra.

BUTI Movement delivers a rhythm-fueled somatic workout that weaves cardio dance, functional strength training, primal movement, and yoga-inspired poses into a full-body experience. The class emphasizes instinctive, varied patterns that build strength, enhance mobility, improve cardiovascular fitness, and increase flexibility, while also supporting nervous system balance and emotional wellness. More than a workout, it invites participants to reconnect with their bodies, let go of stored tension, and grow confidence, creativity, and resilience through movement. The fee is $15 and capacity is limited to 25 participants. To register, call 704-662-0946.

This event celebrates one year in business in Troutman with a festive Christmas theme. Attendees can take photos with Santa, enjoy hot cocoa from Sweet T’s Lemonry, and watch a Christmas tree lighting. Children are welcome, and the celebration is offered as a thank you for the community’s support.

Celebrate the Christmas season with square dancing called by Theresa Rutz, live round dancing cued by Sherri Drainville between tips, and line dancing. Christmas goodies and fellowship are also part of the gathering.

Experience a group healing session with Michael Anthony, beginning with energy work and channeled guidance intended to support relaxation and healing. Participants then set aside labels and take part in a shared practice of both giving and receiving healing. The session is open to everyone, with each person invited to explore their role as a healer.

Enjoy a Christmas-themed weekend of horse camping in Love Valley, with a Saturday group ride, camping, and Christmas fun and fellowship. Barbecue may be available for purchase by the plate.

Returning to the Charles Mack Citizen Center in downtown Mooresville, this free indoor holiday market offers a two day celebration of local shopping and community spirit. Building on last year's attendance of nearly 6,000 guests, the event features more than 120 local businesses, photos with Santa, live performances and entertainment, a variety of local food trucks, and free hands on holiday crafts and activities for children. Everything happens indoors for a cozy festive atmosphere in any weather. Hosted by Local Life Magazine.

Learn line dance steps at Ghostface Brewery in Mooresville, then stay for open-floor dancing to put them into practice. The Southern Outlaws Line Dance group welcomes both men and women. Admission is $10 per person. Questions can be directed to Chrissy.

Explore Latin America through literature with El Book Club. Each quarter features a fiction book that reflects the author's country and culture, encouraging conversations about what connects people across borders. Meetings take place on the fourth Tuesday of June, September, December, and March at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville.

The Ahlara Sisterhood is a monthly gathering devoted to healing, connection, and sacred sisterhood. This heart-centered community welcomes women into a supportive, welcoming space where sharing, learning, and collective healing unfold naturally. Each gathering offers intentional time for connection and reflection, and at times features guest speakers who bring wisdom, insight, and inspiration to the circle. Every meeting is guided by the intention of deepening connection to self, to one another, and to the shared journey of healing. It is a donation-based gathering, with each month’s contributions given to a local charity to extend the circle of care into the community. Facilitated by Alissa Thurston and Lori Petty. Registration is available by phone or online.

A group Biofield Tuning sound immersion invites deep relaxation and a reset for the nervous system. Master Biofield Tuning Practitioner Michelle Love uses tuning forks within the body’s electromagnetic field to identify areas of stagnant energy and guide them toward the central channel for integration. Thoughts, perceptions, and life experiences can shape this electrical terrain, leaving imprints that may relate to repressed emotions from trauma or other significant events, including patterns carried through family lines. Many physical, mental, and emotional challenges can register as noise in the field. This session aims to shift that noise into a calmer, more coherent state, and many participants notice an increase in vitality and a deeper sense of alignment. You may participate seated or lying down. Please wear comfortable clothing, arrive well hydrated, and bring a bottle of water, a mat or blanket, and any other items that support your comfort. Cost is $33.