Events in Iredell County today

Settle into stillness with a gentle guided meditation paired with the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls. After the initial relaxation, the sound bath continues, offering unhurried time to explore the expansive awareness that the vibrations can invite. The session is led by Lorraine Meyer, a Guided Meditation Master and Vibrational Sound Healer who began her studies in India with Tibetan bowls and has since expanded her training to weave harmonic inspiration into her playing. Participants may lie on yoga mats, sit in chairs, or bring a meditation cushion. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Welcoming for first timers as well as experienced practitioners. Cost is $15.

Kids can enjoy a trunk or treat with free food, a bounce house, and more family-friendly fun.

Build model kits alongside fellow enthusiasts in a welcoming, family-friendly setting. Builders of every age and experience level are encouraged to bring a project to work on, trade techniques, and learn from others at the Bandai Flagship store. Bring something from your backlog or pick up a new kit at 15% off, with the same 15% discount on all tools. There is no sign-up fee, and you are welcome to keep building until the store closes.

Step up to the mic at Kilted Buffalo Langtree for a karaoke night where anyone can take a turn, solo or with friends. Participation is free, and the crowd brings a lively, welcoming energy. Expect drinks, encouragement from fellow guests, and a judgment free space for singers of every skill level to have fun.

Celebrate Halloween with a trunk-or-treat and party at The Wing Pickup. Children and adults are welcome to wear costumes, and costumed visitors can receive eight free nuggets. The celebration includes trunk-or-treating and a Halloween party.

Truck r Treat takes place at Cool Springs Volunteer Fire Department in Statesville, and will include new characters this year.

Close out spooky season with a Halloween party featuring a costume contest with a $100 cash prize and live music from Aaron Bassinger & The Broken Records.

Show off your best costume at a friendly competition where a panel of secret judges selects the top looks, then the crowd has the final say. Only three costumes will take the prizes, and cash awards are on the line. DJ Marvin keeps the energy high with karaoke and music throughout the event.

Celebrate Halloween with live music from Cold Bait Live Beer, cold drinks, and spooky festivities. A costume contest will take place at midnight.

Meet for a British bike breakfast and enjoy conversation over a meal. The organizer will be in town before heading out for two weeks of trout fishing in North Carolina.

Hobbytown in Mooresville hosts a Combat Patrol tournament using the publicly available Combat Patrol Rules from Games Workshop and the Warhammer 40k App. Participants should bring a painted Combat Patrol and dice. Terrain and printed rules will be provided on site. A 10% discount on Games Workshop and Citadel Colors products will be available during the event. Please review the Combat Patrol rules from Games Workshop and the store conduct rules beforehand. Call the store with any questions.

This free, one hour Creative Quills Jr. workshop from Fred & June’s creative writing group focuses on breaking through writer’s block and exploring styles beyond the everyday. The setting is playful and flexible, with rules kept loose and grammar set aside so imagination can lead. Conversation centers on the craft of writing and creative thinking. There is space to discuss the publishing process and share works in progress, however it is not a manuscript critique session. The aim is to spark ideas, experiment on the page, and leave with fresh inspiration.

Silent Book Club offers a cozy, low-pressure way to connect with fellow readers, hosted by Jeannie Quellhorst at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville. Bring any book in any format, settle into a comfortable spot, enjoy some quiet reading time, then chat about what you have been reading. It is a relaxed setting for introverts and book lovers alike.

Enjoy a free community yoga class open to all ages and experience levels. No registration is required. Bring a yoga mat and a friend. The class is offered in partnership with Give Yoga NC, a nonprofit that provides free yoga classes and resources to people who might not otherwise have access to yoga.

Special Olympics Iredell County athletes can take part in regular bocce practice. Please bring water and dress for the weather. Check the organization’s Facebook page or Locable for updates about schedule changes or cancellations.

The Pride edition of Love & Lit is the third installment of Fred & June’s ongoing romance book club, celebrating the many ways love shows up and spotlighting stories with LGBTQ+ characters. Picks span contemporary, darker and paranormal romance, plus anything else that captures the group’s hearts, and if a book brings both love and heat, it is on the table. The club meets on the first Monday of each month at Fred & June’s Books in Mooresville. Mention the Love & Lit Book Club at checkout to receive 10% off the monthly selection, and Fred & June’s will buy back your book club title for store credit to use on a future purchase.

HER Next Chapter Collective brings together women who enjoy personal development reads to explore a carefully chosen book each month. Discussions are facilitated by a Life Coach, not a counselor or therapist, with thoughtful prompts that connect the book’s ideas to everyday life. The atmosphere is welcoming and low pressure, encouraging a range of perspectives and plenty of aha moments. In-person meetups are designed for those looking to invest in themselves and build connections with like-minded readers. Mention the HER Next Chapter Collective Book Club at checkout to receive a 10% discount on the monthly pick, and Fred & June’s will repurchase your book for trade credit toward a future purchase. Gatherings take place at Fred & June’s Books in Mooresville.

Dani Kerr performs on the first Tuesday of each month on the Stump stage.

Explore self-discovery and spiritual growth through interactive discussions, introspective exercises, and practical techniques. Topics include mindfulness, meditation, energy work, and ancient wisdom teachings. The class offers a nurturing space for people of all backgrounds, whether they are experienced practitioners or new to the path, to deepen their understanding of spirituality and develop soul-nourishing practices.

A donation-based book club at Ahlara brings readers together for thoughtful conversation, connection, and personal growth centered on titles that explore self-discovery, healing, resilience, mindfulness, and positive life change. Guided most often by Pat O’Connell, with guest facilitators from time to time, the discussion welcomes participants whether they have finished the selection or are just getting started. Expect a relaxed, inclusive setting where attendees share insights, ask questions, and support one another. Upcoming selections include The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz, Journey of Souls by Michael Newton, Ph.D., The Noticer by Andy Andrews, and Christmas Alchemy: Harnessing Cosmic Energy by Kelly-Marie Kerr. Contributions are accepted as a love offering.

This interest meeting introduces The Storied South, a curated book club focused on exploring the American South through literature. Attendees can hear about the vision, upcoming plans, and ways to take part in this thoughtful reading community. The club will meet monthly at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville. Participants may purchase each month’s book at a 10 percent discount by mentioning the Storied South Book Club at checkout, and the store will buy back the club selection for trade credit to use toward a future purchase.

Enjoy a lively team music trivia game featuring upbeat songs from across genres and decades. Entertaining introductions set up each song, and contests offer chances to win prizes throughout the game. The challenging, competitive format is designed for everyone to enjoy.

Celebrate the seventh year of weekly Wednesday open mic nights, with space for solo performers and full bands. A house PA is available for plug-and-play, along with a house drum kit. Musicians using an amp should bring their own. Original songs are encouraged, and covers are welcome.

Keep the midweek energy going with music bingo at Kilted Buffalo Langtree. Listen to songs and match them on your bingo card, then call bingo for a chance to win a prize each round. The game is free to play, with drinks available.