Events in Kinston, NC

At Impact Home Care Solutions, this walk-in event offers quick access to assistance and information. Visitors can complete intake appointments the same day and participate in interviews held right away. Complimentary resources for seniors are available, along with guidance on home care and behavioral health. Support is also available through the Compassion Cabinet and from the community.

Larry's Steakhouse dedicates Wednesday to a hamburger steak spotlight, a simple midweek focus on this classic dish.

Nearly New Fish presents a fall and winter kids' consignment event at the Greenville Convention Center in Greenville, NC, offering a place to buy or sell items for children. Admission is free for the main sale, and there is a special benefit sale for Martin Pitt Partnership for Children that requires advance tickets. Most items are offered at half price during part of the event. Attendees can RSVP to receive updates and contests.

Take part in free 50-minute yoga sessions at the Greenville Beyond Blue Center, presented by the Raleigh-based nonprofit You Call This Yoga. Offerings include chair yoga, with chairs provided, and mat yoga, where you are encouraged to bring your own mat. Extra mats are available for those who need one. Space is limited and registration is requested. For assistance, call 1-888-275-7513 x4.

A summer and back to school kids consignment sale fills the Greenville Convention Center with more than 50,000 items for families to explore. Early access options include Platinum entry for $40 and Gold entry for $20, each limited to 25 shoppers, plus a $10 Silver option. Two hundred free presale tickets are available for eligible groups such as new parents and grandparents, foster families, heroes, and teachers. All VIP tickets also include early entry to the half-price sale, and an additional $5 early-entry ticket is offered for the half-price event. Admission and parking are free on multiple shopping days, and the sale wraps up with thousands of items marked 50 percent off. Those looking to sell children’s items can participate, and shoppers can get the most out of the event by arriving early, shopping without kids to focus on deals, and bringing a bag for purchases.

Whether you have years of experience or are just getting started, this open mic invites you to bring your music and step up to the mic. Share your jams and connect with others who want to play and perform.

Pokémon fans gather weekly for league play that welcomes both experienced Trainers and those just starting out. The evening features organized matches for recognition and prizes, a trading area to connect with fellow Trainers and round out collections or teams, and plenty of room for relaxed games at any skill level. Special league challenges provide additional rewards and bonuses for those who complete them. Fans of all ages are welcome, from Kanto veterans to newcomers exploring the latest regions. Bring your cards, your console, and a spirit of fun for a community-focused night of battling and trading. Entry fees vary based on prizing and event type, and prizes may be awarded as store credit or Pokémon products depending on stock.

The annual golf tournament fundraiser at Walnut Creek Country Club features contests throughout the day, with prizes awarded in both the morning and afternoon flights. Sponsorship opportunities and team registration are available.

Step into the Riftbound Nexus for a weekly head-to-head tournament that challenges your skill, planning, and composure. Drawing on the high-energy feel of League of Legends, this 1v1 competition matches you against focused rivals in tactical battles where one player emerges at the top. Entry is typically around $10, and prizing will be determined by attendance and available sets. The event runs in a Swiss format, pairing competitors by their results each round so wins move you up while losses pair you with similar records. Every matchup is a best-of-three, rewarding consistency and smart adjustments between games. Bring a deck built to official Riftbound rules and be ready for timed play. If a game reaches the time limit, the win goes to the player who has dealt more damage to the opposing Nexus. Participants can register through the Riftbound event portal. Refine your strategy, adapt to each opponent, and push through the bracket to claim top honors.

Anime fans and trading card game players gather at Union Arena for a weekly tournament built around decks inspired by series like Attack on Titan, Tokyo Ghoul, Sword Art Online, and more. The event welcomes both newcomers and experienced competitors, using a Swiss format that lets everyone play multiple rounds while refining their strategy. The entry fee is $5. Prizing is set as a pack per participant, awarded to the top cut, with additional chances to earn anime merchandise and rare collectible cards. It is also an opportunity to connect with other enthusiasts, share tactics, and enjoy themed matchups. Registration can be completed on site, and early sign-up is encouraged, with all entries handled through the Bandai TCG+ app.

A relaxed morning of coffee and conversation for older adults from the church and surrounding community. Taking place in The Thomas Building, this informal gathering provides a comfortable setting to connect with others over a warm cup.

A homecoming-style, free-to-attend artist reception at Farmville Community Arts Council brings together alumni of the Emily Monk Davidson Gallery for a group exhibition marking its first four years. The showcase highlights the range of talent, voices, and mediums from Pitt County and across Eastern North Carolina, and artwork will be available for purchase throughout the exhibition. The reception welcomes returning artists and celebrates their growth, evolving styles, and creative milestones since their previous showings with the gallery. The organization is also recognizing its own growth with new staff, volunteers, and leadership guiding a fresh direction. Featured works include pieces by Amelia Bennett, Jennings Mitchell, and Rakia Jackson, and the reception aligns with Farmville’s Art Walk.

This Yu-Gi-Oh Advanced Format locals focuses on the modern format, with players showcasing up-to-date decks. The typical entry fee is $5 and includes an OTS Pack. Special events may vary, including prizing and scheduling.

The Daniel Jordan Band returns to Calcutta Street Pub with a high-octane blend of country and Southern rock, bringing a party atmosphere that keeps the crowd singing along long after the last chorus. The band celebrates Greenville’s warm support and channels that energy into a lively, singalong-heavy night.

This fishing tournament welcomes anglers of all ages with two divisions to keep competition fair. Children 12 and under compete in the youth division, and participants 13 and older enter the adult division. Entry is $20 per fisher, with cash or card accepted. Tickets are available online or at the gate. Please refer to the event flyer for the complete rules.

Set in Greenville, North Carolina at CrossFit Tier 1, the Tri-Hard Classic is a one day, three event fitness competition for two person teams. Presented by CrossFit Tier 1, it features The Anvil, a strength and weightlifting test, The Chase, a HYROX style fitness race, and The Crucible, a classic CrossFit chipper. Athletes can choose scaled or RX, with options suitable for all ages, fitness levels, and experience. Team formats include same sex and mixed pairs. Additional information about registration will be shared by the organizers.

At Boyd Lee Park, this community 5K run, walk, and celebration brings together survivors, families, friends, and supporters to take action, share hope, and honor those impacted by lung cancer. The event includes a meaningful survivor ceremony, stage presentations, and time to connect once the finish line is behind you. Enjoy food, music, games, and a kids area, creating something for everyone whether you are running, walking, cheering, or remembering a loved one. Forming a team and fundraising offers another way to help individuals and families who are facing lung cancer, and every step and every dollar raised can make a difference. Registration will open soon.

Hosted at Ormondsville Original Free Will Baptist, the annual Fall Festival from Ormondsville OFWB Church brings together vendors for early holiday shopping, serves Laymen League BBQ chicken plates with tickets available from a layman at the church for $12, offers a hotdog dinner, and includes an auction.

“Esther’s Christmas Miracle: A Heart in Two Places” will be released at the Pleasant Grove Church Fall Market. Guests can stop by the market to discover the new book as it launches.

Figapalooza 2026, Greenville’s fig festival, returns to the Eastern Carolina Village & Farm Museum 1840-1940 for its fourth year, celebrating how far the world of figs can go with plants, food, learning, and local makers. Attendees can browse fig trees in varieties not typically found at garden centers, connect with growers, ask questions, and discover additional fruiting plants and nursery stock. First-time growers and seasoned collectors alike will find plenty to explore. Food vendors will offer prepared and wood-grilled dishes, Italian ice, refreshing drinks, baked goods and sourdough, specialty foods, preserves and sauces, and infused oils and balsamics, along with fig-inspired creations. Beyond plants and food, the festival features handmade and artisan goods, farm and pantry products, herbs and flowers, garden and homestead supplies, body care items, and offerings from local and regional small businesses, with a few surprises along the way. An education program brings together members of the wider fig community to share topics such as the history of online fig marketplaces and choosing reliable sources, propagation from cuttings, air layering, and how a growing collection can become an orchard. A large raffle adds to the day, with prizes that include two Agri Supply gift cards valued at $150 each, a FigBrew gift bundle of about $170, restaurant gift cards totaling $160, rare and unusual fig trees, specialty foods, handmade goods, fig merchandise, and separate dog and cat gift baskets along with vendor-created bundles. Signing up for the Forest of Eden email list at the festival provides a first raffle ticket at no cost, and winners do not need to be present to claim prizes, as pickup can be arranged afterward. Vendor applications are still being considered in select categories such as plants and nurseries, farm products, baked goods, artisan and handmade work, and garden or homestead related businesses. Presented by FigBrew and hosted by Forest of Eden Farm & Nursery, with support from partners including Agri Supply, Encino, and Outpatient Veterinary Clinic. No prior fig knowledge is necessary to enjoy the experience.

ELJ Farms & The Rustic Barn at Half Moon present an inaugural fall festival filled with family friendly activities and seasonal flavors. Highlights include a cornhole tournament with limited team spots available through registration, a pumpkin patch for choosing just the right pumpkin, pumpkin rides, a hands-on pumpkin painting area, and live music. Food vendors offer plenty of bites and sweets, and craft and market booths showcase handmade goods and favorite fall items. Children can enjoy dedicated activities and small goodies, creating a full day of pumpkins, music, and autumn fun.

Mobile Free Pharmacy brings no cost over the counter health products to individuals and families throughout North Carolina. Adults 18 and older can choose everyday essentials such as pain and allergy relief, cold and cough remedies, digestive support, vitamins, and options for children, all at no charge. NC MedAssist works with community partners to host these events across the state, and some locations may also offer added services like free health screenings and vaccinations. No registration is needed, and walk ups are welcome. To make pickup faster, participants can place an order online in advance, and they may collect items for others who are unable to attend. Eligibility is simple. North Carolina residents ages 18 and up may participate, with no additional requirements.

Hook’em and Book’em presents a Tar After Dark catfish series tournament hosted by team member Brandon Davis and crew at Greenville Port Terminal. Teams are limited to three anglers, and the format is trailer style, allowing competitors to fish anywhere on the Tar River. The entry fee is $80, with optional $20 side pots for big fish and for trash fish. A functioning livewell is required for participation. Rules and pre-registration details are available from the organizer.

Larry’s Steakhouse hosts a Sunday Brunch. For more information, call 252-751-6510.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of Magic: The Gathering focused on the Commander format, with free entry and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages and skill levels. Bring your own Commander deck or borrow one on site, then settle in for casual multiplayer games that are great for learning, socializing with other players, and having some friendly competition.

Homeschool Outdoor Learning Experiences at River Park North features a hands-on Micro Exploration session focused on the tiny worlds all around us. With guidance from park staff, participants will learn to operate microscopes, collect natural samples, and prepare them for viewing. Materials and instruction are provided as part of this River Park North series. Each child must be pre-registered for each session, and space is limited to 12 participants. This program is designed for ages 7 and up with an accompanying adult. The fee is $10 per person per session, with a discounted rate of $8 for Greenville residents. Registration is available at GRPD facilities or online. For more information, contact the organizers by phone or email.

The Better Breathers Club is an in-person support group presented in partnership with the American Lung Association for community members living with COPD, asthma, pulmonary fibrosis, lung cancer, and other chronic lung diseases. Family members and caregivers are also welcome. Participants connect with peers who understand their experiences, learn practical strategies to manage symptoms, and gain tools that can improve daily quality of life. The atmosphere centers on encouragement, education, and support. This gathering takes place at the UNC Health Wayne Auditorium, with entry through the Southeast Entrance unless otherwise noted.

Enjoy a calm, creative evening in a museum setting focused on painting tabletop miniatures. This session welcomes both experienced hobbyists with a backlog of figures and newcomers eager to try something different. Blue Ox Games will provide everything needed to paint a figure suitable for the gaming table, and participants are welcome to bring their own supplies and minis as well. Attendees may come with friends or arrive solo and connect with fellow painters in a friendly, social atmosphere. The program is free.

Set out on a 30-minute hayride that loops a 31-acre pond, then unwind by the campfire to toast marshmallows when you return. Pre-registration is required, and fees are charged per person. Admission is $12, with a $10 resident rate. Children younger than 2 ride free when seated on an adult’s lap. Open to all ages with an adult. Register at any GRPD facility or online. For more information, call (252) 329-4560.

Nostalgic Knights makes its debut at Local Oak Brewing Co., delivering a set filled with rock and pop favorites from the 70s and 80s. Expect live music that brings back familiar memories, plus beer from the brewery and bites from a food truck.

Project Sunshine Jeep and 4x4 Ride gathers the community in Greenville, North Carolina to benefit Daughters of Worth. All vehicle types are welcome, so Jeeps, 4x4s, cars, trucks and SUVs can take part in a purpose-driven cruise through the city. The ride concludes at Mellow Mushroom, where the festivities continue. Highlights include a poker run, raffles and prize drawings, plenty of eye-catching rides, opportunities to meet fellow enthusiasts, and food and fun throughout the day. Ride registration is $25, and advance signups are available. Sponsors and donations of raffle items and prizes from businesses, organizations and individuals are also being welcomed. The focus is on coming together, making memories and supporting young people across Eastern North Carolina through the work of Daughters of Worth.

Attendees will find a parade, barbecue and chicken plates, vendors, a bake sale, BINGO, raffle tickets, and activities for kids. This annual Fireman’s Day celebration offers food, games, and family friendly fun in a community setting.

Enjoy a live concert featuring The Social Security Boys.

Bang Productions presents Grammy-nominated country artist Jimmie Allen at the Paramount Theater in Goldsboro, NC. A Delaware native, Allen broke through with Best Shot and went on to score three Billboard Country Airplay No. 1 singles, including Make Me Want To and the Brad Paisley collaboration Freedom Was a Highway. His albums Mercury Lane and Tulip Drive showcase a country sound with crossover appeal and collaborations with Noah Cyrus and Nelly. His accolades include ACM New Male Artist and CMA New Artist of the Year in 2021, a GRAMMY nomination for Best New Artist, and a stint as an ACM Awards co-host.

This guided, two-mile hike in River Park North covers one mile into the park and one mile back. Along the way, participants learn about common mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and trees that live in the area. Meet at the Science and Nature Center. Open to ages 18 and older, and free to attend.

Take part in a month-long catfish tournament at River Park North that welcomes competitors of all ages with an adult. Participants need a state fishing license and a park fishing permit, except that children 15 and under do not need either. The competition highlights the two heaviest single catfish caught by adults 16 and up, as well as the two heaviest single catfish caught by children 15 and under. If a participant in the RPN Annual Catfish Contest wins first place two years in a row, they must wait one year before entering again. For details on rules, contact the River Park North office at (252) 329-4560 or email bwilliams@greenvillenc.gov.

A supportive gathering for people managing diabetes, caregivers, and anyone interested in learning more. Expect opportunities to connect with others, ask questions, and receive practical education. Sessions are facilitated by Diabetes Nurse Navigators Jennifer Loper and Maddison Taylor. The group meets in the Hospital Auditorium, and attendees can enter through the Southeast Entrance.

THORN performs live at Dirty Dan’s.

Discover how to target one of North Carolina’s best tasting and largest growing fish in a skills-focused catfishing workshop centered on coastal rivers and reservoirs. Whether you are new to fishing or want to sharpen your approach, you will cover species identification, gear and tackle, rigging styles, bait selection, and strategies for locating catfish in rivers and lakes. The session is led by a NCWRC Angler Engagement Coordinator. This free class is open to participants ages 12 and up with an adult.

At the Greenville Convention Center, the Mid-Atlantic Reptile Expo offers a marketplace and learning experience created for reptile and amphibian enthusiasts. Meet fellow fans of snakes, lizards, frogs, spiders, and other exotics, and chat with knowledgeable hobbyists and breeders. Browse more than one hundred tables featuring reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, care supplies, and reptile-themed merchandise. Admission is $10 for adults, and children 12 and under are free.

Explore River Park North on a guided hike focused on identifying plants and trees. The route covers about two miles, offering chances to recognize familiar species and discover new ones along the way. Participants will meet at the Science and Nature Center. Open to ages 12 and up with an accompanying adult. There is no cost to participate. For more information, call (252) 329-4560 or email bwilliams@greenvillennc.gov.

Black Rose Bottling hosts a Pop Up Paddock Club night that opens with music from DJ Robert Murray, followed by a live show featuring Purina Chow, Michelle Michaels, Kristina Christian, and Sir Kai the Queen. Tickets are available for $12.50 in advance or $15 at the door. A ticket link will be provided soon.

Wildwood Park in Greenville, NC is the setting for an event connected with the Pitt Co. Humane Society.

This event features a 5K run and a 1-mile walk. Choose the distance that suits you and enjoy an active outing. For complete details, please visit the event website.

Harvey Street performs with Innlet in a live show. Tickets are available in multiple tiers, with advance prices at $30 for general admission balcony, $20 for general admission floor, and $14.50 for students. Day-of pricing is $35 for general admission balcony, $25 for general admission floor, and $20 for students.

Explore local artwork and handmade creations at Herman Park. The event highlights community makers and their work. Vendors should submit applications only through the Eventeny link.

Celebrate progress in the fight against human trafficking at the inaugural Fall Fling for Freedom at Pitt Street Brewing Company. A $20 ticket includes a meal from Tula's Food Truck, a beverage, and dessert, with music provided by DJ Jerry Coyle. The focus is on honoring how far the movement has come and building momentum for what is ahead through community support. Ticket and sponsorship details will be available soon.

Explore scuba in a safe, controlled setting at Rum Runner Dive Shop through an adaptive session for participants ages 12 and older with physical challenges. Participation is capped at eight people, and each diver is supported at a 2-to-1 ratio by instructors or assistants. The fee is $40 per person. Please arrive 30 minutes early and bring a swimsuit and a towel. For questions, call 252-439-4390.

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

Caregivers and their young artists can explore color, texture, and simple materials in a 45-minute Mini Makers workshop inspired by Goodnight Moon. This monthly series pairs hands-on art making with a book that is read aloud to match the story time theme, creating space for one adult and one child to imagine and create together. Designed for ages 1 to 4, the class is led by instructor Maggie Simms. Cost is $10 per child and adult duo for Emerge members and $20 per duo for non-members, with one adult required for each child. Capacity is limited, with a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 10 participants. Registration code: MINI-02.

This event blends in-person musical performances with excellent cuisine.

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

Participants gather for a heart walk at East Carolina University on the Student Center Lawn, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. The event features music plus a range of activities, spotlights heart health, recognizes survivors, and commemorates those impacted by heart disease and stroke.

Wildwood Park in Greenville hosts a third-year celebration of locs and natural hair that blends learning, artistry, and community. The experience includes an exclusive class focused on locs led by a loctician, along with a festival component featuring demonstrations, professional networking, and appreciation for natural styles. The organizer is also seeking two models to participate during the event. Selected models receive sponsored lodging, professional exposure, and the opportunity to collaborate on site, and should be comfortable being photographed and recorded for social media. Availability is limited for both the class and the modeling opportunity.

In Fountain, North Carolina, the inaugural Fountain Fest fills the afternoon with live music, art, and celebration across two stages, highlighting roots traditions from around the Carolinas. The lineup features artists affiliated with Music Maker, including Da Funky Leroy Harper Jr. All-Starz, led by the saxophonist known for performing with James Brown, Appalachian honky-tonk from Kelley Breiding, bluegrass by The Carolina Cutups of Hillsborough, and original songs by Scott Pearce of Fountain. Gospel takes center stage with Dedicated Men of Zion, Faith & Harmony, and Alice Vines of the Glorifying Vines Sisters. Beyond the performances, guided tours at Music Maker Studios offer a look inside the space where Freeman Vines’ guitars and artwork are on display. The festivities also include the opening of the Freeman Vines Gallery, showcasing tintype photographs by Tim Duffy along with a book signing celebrating the launch of Music Maker Editions. VIP passes include reserved seating at R.A. Fountain, access to an exclusive VIP lounge at Music Maker Studios, entry to a private after-party, a Fountain Fest 2026 t-shirt, a collectible book, and a $100 tax-deductible contribution. General admission tickets are available, with a $10 per ticket early-bird discount.

This bingo event benefits the Blessing Shed, a community effort that provides food and personal care items to neighbors in need.

Hook’em and Book’em presents an installment of the Tar After Dark catfish series at Greenville Port Terminal, hosted by team member Brandon Davis and his crew. This stop serves as the championship round. Teams are limited to three anglers, and the format is trailer-style, allowing competitors to fish anywhere along the Tar River. The entry fee is $80 per team, with an optional $20 big fish pool and an optional $20 trash fish pool. A functioning livewell is required for all boats. Weigh-ins observe a firm deadline, and late arrivals are disqualified. Rules and preregistration details are available from the organizer.

Team registration is now open for an upcoming golf tournament sponsored through the Cardinal of Hope Foundation in support of Brightleaf Academy.

Three Threads Boutique will take part in a community vendor fair that supports students at Fremont Elementary School. Small businesses and yard sellers are welcome to participate.

Start your holiday shopping early at the Holiday Marketplace, featuring holiday décor, baked goods, handcrafted gifts, unique treasures, and more. The marketplace will be held in a newly constructed auditorium, with photos and additional details to be shared as the event approaches. Vendors interested in reserving a table can contact Laurie Maloney at (252) 830-7079 or LMaloney@umrh.org.

This family friendly ranch horse show series presents High Point Champion and Reserve awards at every show, with additional Year-End High Point Champion and Reserve awards recognizing overall achievement.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed pet adoption event in support of Pitt Friends (FPCAS) at Superior Fence & Rail. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs looking for permanent homes in a festive fall setting with family activities and community spirit. Rescue volunteers will share resources, there will be seasonal photo opportunities, guidance on pet safety and fence options for new pet parents, and treats, giveaways, and other surprises. Special offer: adopt a pet to receive $250 off a new fence with code ADOPT250, and $50 will be donated to Pitt Friends. Share the news to help these dogs find homes.

Explore the Homeschool Outdoor Learning Experiences session focused on Creepy Cryptids, part of the River Park North series. This monthly program invites children to investigate folklore about North Carolina creatures through hands-on projects and games led by staff. Staff provide materials and instruction at each session, and pre-registration is required for each child. It is designed for ages 7 and up with an adult. Capacity is limited to 12 participants. The fee is $10 per person per session, with a discounted rate of $8 for Greenville residents. Register at any GRPD facility or online. For details, call 252-329-4560 or email awimsatt@greenvillenc.gov.

Aycock Birthplace presents a Fall Festival featuring vendors offering crafts and food, pumpkin painting, and family friendly autumn activities. Admission is $5.00, plus tax, for visitors 18 and older. More information will be shared as the event approaches.

The Daniel Jordan Band returns to Greenville with a high-energy show at Calcutta Street Pub, blending country grit, Southern swagger, and a darker edge. Expect a wild, electric vibe with just the right touch of wicked fun, as the dance floor feels like a full moon rising. DJB rolls back into G-Vegas to turn the pub into a spirited, haunted hangout.

Set sail for a pirate-themed celebration of play as Extra Life 2026 brings the community together at the American Legion. This gathering centers on gaming with heart, rallying participants to help kids heal through the power of play. A high seas spirit, camaraderie, and games set the tone for an energetic community event.

Celebrating its eleventh year, the JMB 5k returns with a companion fun run. Participants can take part in the 5k or enjoy the fun run as this longstanding event marks another milestone.

Set out on a scenic trail course around Hines Farm & Stables and cap off the effort with frozen yogurt from The Fuzzy Peach at the finish. The event features a 5K plus two untimed options: a 1-mile walk and a 1-mile kids walk for ages 4 to 11 that includes a special finisher medal and froyo at the finish, with an adult required to accompany each child. Race shirts are not included with registration and must be added during sign-up. All finishers receive race medals, along with refreshments or dessert and free race photos. The 5K recognizes top overall male and female, male and female masters, and riders, with first place gifts across age divisions from 14 and under through 70 plus.

A day of golf raises funds to help feed local students facing food insecurity during winter break. Participants spend time on the course while supporting a cause that provides meals when school is out.

Enjoy live music paired with excellent food. This event brings together performances and tasty plates for a simple, satisfying experience.

Experience a seasonal marketplace with more than 90 vendors offering a wide variety of goods. The event includes bounce houses for children, creating a family friendly atmosphere with plenty of shopping and fun.

Play in a leaf pile and take part in leaf-themed crafts and activities. Contribute a garbage bag of leaves during the week or on the day, and your whole family will receive complimentary entry to the Nature Center while helping the pile grow. Open to all ages with an adult. For more information, call (252) 329-4560 or email bwilliams@greenvillenc.gov.