Events in Lake Norman, NC

Epic Networking hosts regular gatherings in Huntersville that focus on cultivating relationships, expanding connections, and supporting both personal and professional growth. Guests are welcome to attend up to two meetings before membership is requested.

Gather with fellow model kit enthusiasts in a friendly, family oriented setting at a Bandai Flagship store. Builders of any age or experience level are welcome to work on projects together, trade tips, and learn from one another. Bring a kit from your backlog or pick up a new one at 15 percent off, with the same discount available on tools. There is no registration fee, and you can keep building until the store closes.

Women-only self-defense training at Wander Braga Jiu Jitsu in Cornelius, North Carolina centers on building confidence, situational awareness, and practical Brazilian Jiu Jitsu based techniques. Instruction covers core defenses and application-focused skills with hands-on practice in a supportive, encouraging setting. The class welcomes all ages and all experience levels, from complete beginners to returning practitioners, and emphasizes staying calm, thinking clearly, and protecting yourself when it matters. Participants can expect a solid workout, opportunities to connect with others, and to leave feeling a bit stronger. Community, confidence, and support shape this one hour session with learn-at-your-own-pace guidance.

At The Brawley Estate, an elegant gala celebrates the women who lead, serve, and inspire across Lake Norman. Following a sold out inaugural year, the evening opens with a cocktail hour, then continues with dinner, awards, and dancing. Guests can take part in silent auctions and the Wine Toss. The program includes recognition of the Top 4 finalists and the live announcement of the Lake Norman Woman of the Year. The gala supports Foster Love Adopt Repeat, a nonprofit that helps children and families in foster care through practical support, hope, and encouragement. Black tie optional. Sponsorships are available and include guaranteed seating.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating lineup of stand-up talent to Primal Brewery Huntersville in Huntersville, NC. Each show features a fresh group of comedians, including acts seen on TV and heard on popular podcasts, so every performance offers something new.

Starting this week, In The Wind Bar presents karaoke twice a week, with a party every Friday and Saturday. Each week features two nights focused on karaoke at this venue.

Davidson Lands Conservancy presents the 21st Annual Run for Green, featuring a course through the small, scenic town of Davidson, North Carolina. Participants can pair the run with an easygoing weekend in town, with lodging options such as Davidson Village Inn and Homewood Suites and plenty of places to fuel up, including Kindred, Mandolino's, and Carrburritos. This long-running event continues the tradition of offering the quality race experience that returning runners have come to expect, all in a setting known for its charm.

A free, family-friendly fishing tournament for kids takes place at Jones Fish Camp. Please complete the registration form in advance. Bring a fishing rod, bait, and a life jacket for little ones age 6 and under, along with any other essentials you prefer. Extra rods, bait, and life jackets will be available if needed. Regular parking is offsite with shuttle service to the venue, and accessible parking is available at Jones Fish Camp. After arriving by shuttle, stop by the registration table to sign the consent form for each child. Participants receive a number, a goodie bag, a T-shirt, a life jacket, and an assigned fishing section. Before lines hit the water, gather at your assigned spot to hear the rules over the speakers. Each family must have an adult present. Keep lines out of the water until the official start, stay behind the painted markers at the water’s edge, and feel free to bring items like rods, bait and tackle, life jackets, chairs, and blankets. Volunteers will be stationed around the pond to answer questions. Please allow time for final scoring, as many awards are planned for standout anglers. Fishing runs in rotations so every child can try four different areas. Volunteers at each section will help with baiting hooks and with carrying and weighing catches. Prize numbers are called throughout the tournament. After the final casts, enjoy a hot dog while awards are announced, then shuttles will return everyone to their vehicles.

Eight local networking groups unite for a unique team competition that blends community connection, friendly rivalry, food, and fundraising in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters through Big Day at the Lake. The day features ten playful, family-reunion-style contests, with matchups in cornhole, HORSE on the basketball court, ping pong, 301 darts, the Chippo golf challenge, giant Jenga, a co-ed 2v2 grass volleyball bracket, mini football pass and catch played egg toss style with all teams participating together, a blindfolded relay of everyday tasks, and a classic tug-of-war. Each networking group forms its own roster, and players can enter one or several games. Team shirts are included with player registration, with a distinct color for every team. Scoring awards 5 points for first, 4 for second, 3 for third, 2 for fourth, 1 for fifth, and 0 for sixth through eighth. Registration is available for individuals or for team captains handling multiple entries. The player fee is $25 per person and covers participation and a T-shirt, creating a spirited mix of networking, competition, and community impact.

Old Town Cornelius hosts the returning Tawba Walk Arts & Music Festival, a full-scale celebration of local art, music, and community. Multiple stages will feature live performances while more than 100 local artists, makers, and small businesses present their work. The festival highlights an extensive lineup of local craft breweries alongside bustling food truck courts and sweet treat vendors. Families can enjoy two kid zones filled with inflatables, plus a petting zoo and the Ultimate Bungee Trampoline. Live art, hands-on demonstrations, games, and giveaways unfold throughout the area, spanning Oak Street Mill, Town Hall, and Catawba Avenue.

At Neoteric Brewing, this event pairs beer with a mix of hit songs from the 1990s through today.

Settle in for a live comedy experience packed with back-to-back laughs and upbeat energy from start to finish. This in-person show focuses on pure fun, keeping the crowd smiling throughout with a lighthearted atmosphere and plenty of humor.

A premiere heavy rock band from Charlotte brings a passionate, high impact, crushing live show to Rudder and Rose. Intense and fueled by purpose, this performance celebrates the power of heavy rock on a live stage.

She Tris marks its 10th anniversary with an all-women sprint triathlon at Huntersville Family Fitness & Aquatics. Designed for women of all experience levels and backgrounds, this friendly and encouraging event offers a welcoming place to try a first triathlon or pursue a new goal. The She Tris series also features events in Mount Pleasant, South Charlotte, Summerville, and Chapel Hill. The sprint course features a 250 yard swim in the pool at Huntersville Family Fitness & Aquatics. Athletes line up by swim pace using event seeding guidelines, with volunteers assisting as participants move to the start. A swim cap is available for anyone who would like one. After the swim, participants exit through a side door and take a short jog to the transition area, greeted by cheers along the way. The bike segment covers one 8 mile loop with rolling terrain. The run leaves transition to follow a closed roadway and paths around Huntersville Athletic Park. It is a two loop route with an aid station near the one mile mark just before the second circuit, offering opportunities to encourage fellow racers as you pass. Additional formats are available. The aquathlon combines only the swim and the run, creating a straightforward entry to multisport that can also be shared by daughters alongside a mom, aunt, or grandmother. The duathlon features a run, then a bike, then a final run. A girls triathlon is offered for ages 4 to 14, with age-appropriate distances. Ages 4 to 6 complete a 25 yard swim, a half mile bike ride, and a half mile run. Ages 7 to 9 take on a 50 yard swim, a 1 mile bike ride, and a 1 mile run. Ages 10 to 12 and 13 to 14 each do a 100 yard swim, a 2 mile bike ride, and a 1 mile run. Participants receive a complimentary training plan, educational clinics, and group support during training, plus a She Tris swim cap and shirt, finish photos, a post race celebration, and a finisher keepsake. Virtual options allow athletes to complete the triathlon or aquathlon distances anywhere and upload results, with race packets available for local pickup or mailing. The mission of She Tris is to create a welcoming, supportive triathlon experience for women and girls that builds confidence beyond the finish line. Youth must be at least 10 years old to take part in the women’s race.

This monthly circle welcomes women into a compassionate, heart-centered community devoted to healing and genuine connection. Participants gather in a supportive space for open sharing, learning, and collective restoration. Each meeting offers intentional moments for reflection and meaningful conversation, and sometimes features guest speakers who bring thoughtful insight and inspiration to the group. The purpose is to deepen relationship with self and one another while walking a shared path of healing. It is donation-based, with monthly contributions directed to a local charity so the care within the circle extends to the wider community. Facilitated by Alissa Thurston and Lori Petty.

Explore local tastes and unique finds at the Birkdale Village Farmer’s Market. Browse handcrafted breads, bakery treats, specialty snacks, meats from nearby farms, seafood, and vibrant fresh flowers. Vendors vary from month to month, so each market offers something new to discover.

Explore a 90-minute guided walk through a 7-acre urban regenerative farm, led by first-generation farmers who share the stories behind their work. This family-friendly visit offers an unrushed, hands-on look at how the team cares for the soil and raises what they produce, with food sovereignty and stewardship at the core. Expect to stroll through fields and animal areas, pick up seasonal farm knowledge, capture great photos, and browse fresh produce to take home. Questions are welcome throughout. Tickets are $16 for adults and $7 for children ages 3 to 12, with free entry for little ones under 3. Reservations are required, and booking closes 24 hours before each tour. Please wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather, as the experience takes place outdoors on an active farm.

This annual golf tournament is the biggest single day fundraiser for a 100 percent volunteer-run nonprofit with 501c3 status and has sold out six years in a row. The day includes check-in followed by a shotgun start, and teams play in a Captain's Choice format. Registration is conducted online.

A spirit night at Chick-fil-A Talbert Rd supports the Senior breakfast. Proceeds go directly toward providing CFA for seniors during graduation practice.

The Junk Journaling Club holds its introductory gathering at Fred & June's Books in Denver, welcoming both experienced journalers and those who are just curious. Participants turn everyday materials such as receipts, stickers, paper scraps, and other ephemera into creative pages, whether building travel spreads with brochures and tickets or assembling distinctive collages. The event includes time to share inspiration, brainstorm ideas, trade supplies with one another, and spend focused time working in journals. There is no single right way to create, and the emphasis is on personal expression.

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

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

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

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

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

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

A free, every-other-week music therapy gathering at Huntersville Recreation Center offers postpartum caregivers and their babies a relaxed, welcoming setting to connect and recharge. Each 60-minute session is guided by a facilitator with support from live musicians and includes interactive music, optional gentle movement, infant-focused musical play, and reflective time for caregivers. For this session, music is provided by Lana and Viktor of Handpan Vibe, a husband-and-wife team with classical roots on piano and clarinet who now craft original pieces and reimagine familiar melodies on handpan to create a gentle, enveloping sound that encourages relaxation, emotional grounding, and a calm sense of presence. Participants may bring comfort items such as floor or yoga mats or bolsters if preferred, and plenty of chair seating will be available.

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

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Lake Forest Church Huntersville in Huntersville, in the Charlotte area. The event highlights music from his newest album, featuring “I’ve Got A Fire,” “Praise The Lord Forever,” “Break Open,” and “Always On Time,” along with favorites such as “Build My Life” and “Good Good Father.” VIP pre-show access, early entry, and general admission options are offered, including a dedicated pre-show experience for VIP ticket holders, and the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are on sale, and attendees are advised to purchase through the official ticketing outlet only, since third party listings for TPR event pages are not permitted and orders from resellers are not guaranteed or supported.

Hinds’ Feet Farm, a nonprofit serving individuals with brain injury, hosts the fourth year of Paddockpalooza, an outdoor artisan marketplace that highlights the farm’s 32 acre grounds and supports brain injury awareness. Set in Huntersville, North Carolina, near Lake Norman, the event showcases artisans and shops in an open air shopping experience. Attendees can browse a range of goods and enjoy offerings from local food trucks.

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

Seven Year Witch performs live at Rudder & Rose. Admission is free. After the band, the house DJ keeps the music going late into the night.

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

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

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

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

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

A Night for Paws 2026 marks a tenth anniversary celebration with a special Diamonds in the Ruff edition that salutes the many animals given new beginnings through the strength of community support. Festivities start with a cocktail hour, then transition to dinner and the program. Guests can enjoy an open bar, hors d’oeuvres and dinner, live entertainment, raffles, and a wide selection of items in both silent and live auctions. Attendees can make a direct impact on the lifesaving efforts of Lake Norman Humane as it continues rescue, rehabilitation, and second chances in the years ahead. Whether a longtime supporter or attending for the first time, this gathering celebrates shared progress and helps more animals find loving homes, offering a sparkling night focused on compassion, community, and the animals at the heart of it all.

Supported by Cook Out Inc., this all-ages car meet brings a wide variety of vehicles to Trackhouse Motorplex, from standout classics and modern exotics to motorcycles and trucks. Taking place at a venue described as one of America’s premier outdoor karting facilities, the experience goes beyond parked displays with rental kart sessions, RC cars, kart simulators, and food available. Owners are welcome to bring the vehicles they are proud of, and there is no fee for spectators or for entering a car.

A relaxed language exchange and friend-making meetup in Denver brings people together to chat, connect, and share good vibes. The format is open and social with no assigned tables, so conversations flow naturally. English and the local language are the main focus, and participants who want to practice something else can ask an organizer to help find a partner. A matchmaking option is available to pair speaking partners. To keep things smooth for everyone, advance registration on the website is required. The venue asks each guest to order at least one drink on arrival. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Be courteous to staff, help keep the space tidy, and treat others with respect. Violations of these rules can result in a ban without warning. Photos and videos may be taken during the event. Anyone who does not wish to appear can inform the photographer. Attendees are responsible for their own belongings. Those who want to contribute can join the BlaBla Crew, with opportunities to help organize events or capture photos and video, and fees can be waived for participants in these roles. Event links are reused and dates are updated shortly after the start, so any dates and participant counts shown on Facebook may not reflect the latest information. BlaBla is active in more than 150 cities worldwide, creating chances to meet international friends and practice languages in many places.

HER Next Chapter Collective is a women-focused book club centered on personal growth, reflection, and positive change. Each month features a thoughtfully chosen title, followed by guided conversations that explore how the book’s themes connect to everyday life. A Life Coach, not a counselor or therapist, facilitates a warm, low-pressure space where participants can share insights and “aha” moments. With monthly in-person meetups, the group welcomes women who want to invest in themselves and connect with like-minded readers as they step into their next chapter. Participants may mention the HER Next Chapter Collective Book Club at checkout to receive 10% off the monthly selection. Fred & June’s also offers to re-purchase the book for trade credit that can be used toward a future purchase.

Each month's first Tuesday brings Dani Kerr to The Cedar Stump Pub-Troutman, where she rocks the Stump stage with a lively set of jams.

Learn about The Storied South, a curated book club that explores the American South through literature. This interest meeting introduces the vision, outlines upcoming plans, and explains how to take part in a thoughtful reading community. After this launch, gatherings will take place monthly at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville. Participants may purchase the monthly selection at a 10% discount by mentioning the Storied South Book Club at checkout. Fred & June's will also buy back the book club title for trade credit that can be applied to a future purchase.

A monthly meetup that brings together video gamers, tabletop and board game enthusiasts, and card game fans to relax, have fun, and forge lasting friendships. The vibe stays easygoing, with nothing high stakes and no obligations attached. Whether your interest is tabletop play, video games, or good conversation, you will find a friendly community ready to connect. It is a welcoming place to be yourself, meet people, and play.

Designed for mystery lovers and thriller chasers, this discussion explores everything from timeless whodunits to contemporary page turners. Conversations focus on unraveling clues, sharing theories, and diving into twist-filled stories that keep readers guessing. The next selection is announced after each discussion to keep the momentum going. Anyone interested may purchase the monthly pick at a 10 percent discount by mentioning The Suspense Shelf Book Club at checkout. Fred & June’s will also buy back the club title for trade credit that can be used on new and used books.

Food Truck Friday returns to the Lake Norman branch in Mooresville for a relaxed lunch gathering. Attendees can enjoy lunch from food trucks, connect with neighbors, support local business, and meet the Carter Bank team. This event is open to the public and offers a relaxing afternoon at the branch.

Matthew Ablan is back at The Crazy Pig, offering a solo acoustic set rooted in classic rock and showcasing his distinctive style.

Just Serendipity brings a live performance to Jeffrey's Restaurant.

Set at Lake Norman State Park in North Carolina, about 38 miles north of Charlotte, this multi-sport event offers 18 ways to participate. The schedule features six Olympic distance options, six Sprint options, and six Youth Sprint options in formats that include triathlon, run-bike-run, swim-bike, swim-run, plus stand-alone swims and runs. Olympic offerings include a 1640 yard swim and a 10K run, while Sprint and Youth Sprint include a 400 yard swim and a 5K run. In every triathlon, the sequence is swim, bike, and run. Swim and run segments are typically consistent, and bike distances may vary by race. Course maps provide detailed routes. Nearby attractions include the NASCAR Hall of Fame, Freedom Park, and Discovery Place Science. The nearest major airport is Charlotte Douglas (CLT).

This free celebration, now in its third year, features traditional German beer, energetic polka music, and a family friendly atmosphere. Additional information will be provided soon.

Settle in at Neoteric Brewing Company for an acoustic set from Matt McKinley. Enjoy a mix of 90s favorites, classic rock, country, and a few original songs while you sip your favorite drink. It is a relaxed night of live music with familiar hits and personal touches from the artist.

The Novant Health Lake Norman 15K and 5K offers two race options at the lake. Participants can choose a family-friendly 5K with only a few turns, or take on a 15K that extends across the fingers of the peninsula.

This month the group meets in Mooresville to celebrate two years of the Love & Lit Romance Book Club. Presented by Fred & June’s Books and hosted by Mandy (@MandysBooksandLyrics), the club explores a different romantic trope each month. Regular meetings take place at the Denver, NC location.

The Fiction Forum is a general fiction book club that invites readers to explore stories from a wide range of genres and perspectives. Meetings are held regularly each month. No signups are required, and drop-in participation is welcome at Fred & June's. Participants may purchase the monthly book at a 10% discount by mentioning Stardust Cellars and Ink Drinker's Book Club at checkout.

Radio Source returns to Rudder & Rose with a set of favorite 80s and 90s hits, bringing the party back to Lake Norman. As the most requested act at this venue, the band shows what the buzz is about.

Morehead State heads to Richardson Stadium to take on Davidson, a matchup where differing game plans and quick adjustments can quickly change the flow. With the season already in stride, it offers a clear look at how both teams handle pressure, manage field position, and finish games on the Wildcats’ home turf. The atmosphere from kickoff lets spectators watch momentum shifts unfold as the action develops.

Claudia’s 5K: Call Out for Courage blends an energetic run with a meaningful mission in support of mental health. Hosted by icuTalks, a Charlotte-based ministry working to reduce stigma and cultivate places for recovery and hope, it emphasizes bravery, community, and lasting impact. Open to both walkers and runners, the experience focuses on lighthearted moments, real connections, and the satisfaction of moving for a purpose that reaches beyond the finish line.

Celebrate craft fair season with Vanderburg and the Circle of Friends at a welcoming marketplace featuring handmade creations from local vendors, fall and holiday décor, and tasty options including breakfast and baked treats. Browse for unique gifts, pick up seasonal accents for home, or simply enjoy a friendly outing. A themed gift basket auction adds extra excitement. Vendor spaces are available, with tables priced at $30 and each additional table at $15. Proceeds support the Circle of Friends and their efforts to give back to organizations in the community. For details or to sign up, email Stacey at staceybpierce@aol.com. Help spread the word to friends and neighbors.

Immerse in a daylong retreat centered on joyful self-expression, grounded awareness, and real, unforced connection. Guides Jasmine Vializ and Kat Harmon hold space for moving in ways that feel natural, relating with others at an easy pace, and letting joy be felt in the body rather than performed for show. The intention prioritizes being here over getting things done, creativity over flawlessness, and the simple truth of being human over glossy wellness ideals. Care is provided throughout the day with a light morning meal, a wholesome lunch, and a fresh evening bite, along with drinks to keep you nourished and steady. Plan to wear comfortable clothes for both movement and rest, bring a water bottle, and, if you like to write, a journal. You are also invited to bring anything personal that helps you feel calm and at home. Details will follow once registration is complete. This is not about turning into someone new. It is a gentle return to what is already present. Arrive exactly as you are and set your own tempo throughout the day. All are welcome.

Chapter CVMA NC 15-2 celebrates 17 years with a sanctioned gathering at Two Trees in Denver, NC. The festivities also include a Meet and Greet at Hotshots in Mooresville. Expect tasty food on both days, along with a variety of vendors and activities for everyone. Travelers will find nearby hotels and campgrounds for convenient lodging.

Hosted by Huntersville Parks and Recreation and Heart2Harmony Inc, this free, all-ages Diwali celebration in the Huntersville Lake Norman area centers on the theme of discovering the light within. Expect live cultural showcases, music, dancing, delicious food, shopping with local vendors, playful activities for children and photo stations in a welcoming community atmosphere. Highlights include a festive train ride through Veterans Park, complimentary bouncing and sliding attractions, captivating dance numbers with a dance‑drama storytelling segment, and a runway-style fashion showcase featuring traditional clothing from across India. Families will find art displays inspired by the light within alongside kids’ amusements, plus a try-on station for sarees, ghagras, sherwanis and turbans with sign-ups available. Food vendors serve Indian street favorites, snacks, sweets and other cuisines, while a market-style shopping area offers clothing, jewelry, handicrafts and seasonal decor. Zumba sessions and an open dance floor build momentum toward a lively finale, and the celebration concludes with the lighting of hundreds of diyas and a coordinated light display that symbolize hope and fresh starts.

Neoteric Brewing Company features great beer and music spanning the 90s through today.

Line dance lessons are offered in Mooresville at Ghostface Brewery, followed by open floor time to practice your steps. Admission is $10 per person. The new Southern Outlaws Line Dance group is featured and welcomes both men and women. A sign-up group is available for more information, and questions can be directed to Chrissy.

Velvet Edge brings a high energy rock night to Rudder & Rose. Enjoy lively music and the driving sound of VE in a fun, upbeat setting.

Ahlara Brotherhood is a no-fee monthly meetup for men at Ahlara International. It brings together participants from diverse backgrounds to build community and a sense of brotherhood in an encouraging setting. Each gathering provides space for open conversation, personal growth, and mutual support. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and open minded, creating opportunities to share experiences and form new friendships.

Bradley Steele performs live at Cedar Stump Pub Troutman.

ZZ Top Notch brings a high-octane tribute to ZZ Top to Cain Center for the Arts, delivering roaring guitars, pounding drums, and unfiltered rock and roll intensity. Expect a Texas-sized celebration with big energy from start to finish. The vibe leans into a patio party atmosphere, built on gritty tones, swagger, and the unmistakable ZZ Top groove.

This event marks a first performance at Rudder & Rose, featuring music on the venue's brand new stage and a fresh outdoor space to enjoy. Expect a friendly atmosphere with music, fun, and good vibes.

Build confidence with MIG welding in a beginner-friendly workshop designed for hobbyists and newcomers. Learn how to set up the machine and understand its components, practice core welding techniques, and apply your new skills by creating take-home projects. Participants under 18 receive a 50 percent discount when they attend with a participating family member or guardian. To claim the youth rate, enter the coupon code FAMILYWELD at checkout when registering the minor and the parent or guardian.

Riders looking to strengthen the partnership with their horses can spend two focused days at Southern Sky Stables in Mooresville, North Carolina building a solid foundation. The clinic centers on how horses learn, clear communication, and creating a responsive, willing partner from the ground up rather than quick fixes. Participants work on purposeful forward movement and direction, better body control and softness, an understanding of equine thinking and learning, steady timing and feel in their cues, a relaxed and engaged mindset in the horse, and practical strategies for common challenges. It suits those who want clearer communication, are dealing with resistance or inconsistency, hope to train more effectively, or want added confidence for both horse and rider. Michael and Julia adapt the program to the riders and horses in attendance, offering individualized guidance whether you are laying groundwork or refining established skills. The cost is $600 per participant, with lunch, drinks, and snacks included. Stalls are available onsite for $25 per night and are limited, and haul ins are welcome at no additional cost. An indoor arena keeps the clinic moving regardless of weather. To arrange a stall, contact Renee at southernskystablesnc@gmail.com or 704-881-6682. A deposit is required to secure a spot, and the remaining balance is due three weeks before the clinic. Space is limited.

A free community fall festival offers activities for all ages, including hay rides, inflatables, a photo booth, individual games, face painting, knocker ball, cornhole, and a car show, plus treats like popcorn, cotton candy, snow cones, and hot dogs. Children can bring a treat basket to collect candy, and there are chances to win prizes at various activity stations. The car show features five vehicle categories decided by visitor voting, with a trophy awarded in each category. Entry for the car show is $20 as a fundraiser for the youth group, with payment by cash or check to Mountain View Baptist Church due on the day of the event. For questions about car show registration or arrival, call 704-530-0606.

Motel Soap delivers an evening of classic pop and rock at 202 North Main Wine bar in Mooresville, NC. Enjoy live music from the band.

A community pickleball tournament returns for its third year, presented by the Community School of Davidson Key Club to kick off fundraising for the LKN Kiwanis Club Thanksgiving Dinner Project. Last year the project fed more than 450 families in the Lake Norman community. The tournament is open to participants of all ages and will be played with teams of two. Entry is $15 per player. This year it takes place at Holbrook Park, across from Huntersville Elementary.

Timeless Tales Book Club is for adults interested in classic literature, whether new to the genre or deeply familiar with it. The group moves at a relaxed pace through books that have influenced society for generations. This quarterly meeting kicks off a discussion session led by Bevin Fink.

Mandy, Kenny, and Ed perform together as Wagon Load A Trouble at The Cabin LKN. This trio will play Gulf and Western music along the shores of Lake Norman.

Carrie Ann performs live at Cedar Stump Pub in Troutman. It features a live music set at the pub.

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

At Neoteric Brewing, this event pairs beer with a mix of hits from the 90s through today for a fun, music-filled outing.

Back at Miciah's Bar & Live Music, this event offers an evening filled with music from a returning act.

A heavy rock band from Charlotte, DYING TO LIVE (DtL) takes the stage at Two Trees Sports Bar & Grill with a high-intensity show fueled by passion and power. Known for turning up the energy and delivering an unrelenting, crushing set, they pack their performance with adrenaline from start to finish.

Bourbon & Bobbers Saloon sets the stage for a Halloween party filled with driving beats, eerie ambiance, and an energetic crowd. Costumes are encouraged, the bar will keep drinks coming, and the vibe will stay high from start to finish. Bring friends and choose an outfit that impresses or scares for a lively night of celebration.

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.

The Stetson Hatters travel to Richardson Stadium for a matchup with the Davidson Wildcats. This classic campus venue offers an up-close view, where elements like field position, special teams, and in-game adjustments can shape the result. Set in Davidson, North Carolina, it captures the feel of collegiate football from the opening whistle to the final snap.

Embrace the season at a free fall festival featuring a pumpkin patch, live music, and fun for all ages. Additional details will be announced soon.

Patchwork is back at Two Trees Sports Bar & Grill with a performance featuring Jamie Trollinger on guitar and vocals, Mark Mulholland on guitar and vocals, Wesley Lewis on bass and vocals, Grub Thornburg on keyboards, and Richy Payce on drums.

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.

Advance your Reiki practice with Usui Holy Fire III training offered at Level 1, Level 2, or both. Participants receive placements and attunements appropriate to the level they choose and learn through a blend of lecture, group discussion, and guided hands-on practice. The curriculum explores Usui Reiki and Holy Fire III methods, practical healing techniques, the chakra and auric systems, how to give and receive Reiki, and ways to incorporate crystals into sessions. Pricing is $110 for Level 1 and $120 for Level 2, with a bundled option of $198 for both levels. A $27.99 training manual is used for Levels 1 and 2.

North Lincoln High School hosts the 14th annual mattress fundraiser in the Commons, featuring more than 30 test mattresses to try from brands like Purple, Helix, Simmons, Beautyrest, Tranquility Sleep Systems, and others. Over 13 prior years this event has raised $50,888 for the program. Friendly staff will be on site to answer questions as guests compare sizes, styles, and comfort levels, then place an order for a brand-new mattress in the size they want. Prices start at $169 with a coupon and rise in $50 to $100 steps into the higher ranges, with choices spanning budget, mid-range, and premium. The band is paid for every item sold. Home delivery with old mattress removal takes 2 to 4 weeks from the order date, or choose free pickup from the Charlotte warehouse in 2 to 3 weeks. No money down financing is available with approved credit. Adjustable power bases, box springs, pillows, protectors, and metal frames are also available with a mattress purchase. All mattresses include full replacement warranties, and most are covered for 10 years.

Enjoy beer with a mix of hits from the 1990s through today at Neoteric Brewing Company.

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.

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.

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.

Enjoy a relaxed vibe at Neoteric Brewing with a variety of beers and a mix of hits from the 1990s through today.

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.

Now in its 16th year, Huntersville Half Marathon Weekend keeps the familiar weekend format while introducing a few updates. Participants can choose the half marathon, 10k, or 5k, take on the two day challenge, or enter the ruck division. Registration opens with 24 hour pricing.