Events in Lake Norman today

This trampoline session is designed for families with children five and under. Reservations are not required, and tickets are available in person only. Participation is limited to children age five and younger, and older children are not permitted. Admission is $11.98 for one parent and one toddler, with $5.99 for additional parents and toddlers. Socks are $3.99 and can be reused.

This monthly book club at Fred & June's Books focuses on intermediate chapter books across many genres and is geared toward readers around ages 8 to 12, though others are welcome. Participants can purchase the monthly selection at a 10 percent discount by referencing the Chapter Crusaders Book Club at checkout. The store also buys back the club book for store credit that can be applied to a future purchase.

This relaxed, non-tournament gathering for the Lorcana trading card game focuses on learning, trading, and friendly matches. New players can pick up the basics, and experienced players can dive into open casual play. Group games are encouraged, all experience levels are welcome, and promotional items will be available.

Explore Latin America through the pages of fiction and discover the connections that link people across borders. Each quarter, the group reads a work of fiction that highlights elements of the author’s country and culture, sparking thoughtful discussion. Meetings take place quarterly at Fred & June’s Books in Mooresville.

Every Wednesday throughout the season, the market offers a friendly place to pick up fresh foods and browse a mix of offerings from area sellers. Look for produce grown in the area, handmade goods, and distinctive finds from small, community-based businesses. It provides a convenient break in the middle of the week to stock up, support local enterprises, and connect with fellow community members. Whether you are a regular or a newcomer, it is easy to make this market part of your week.

Little ones can enjoy trampoline time in a session created for children 5 and under. Tickets are sold on site with no advance reservations. Admission is $11.98 for one parent and one toddler, and $5.99 for each additional parent or toddler. Socks are available for $3.99 and can be reused. Children over 5 are not permitted.

This outreach opportunity at Feed NC offers a way for volunteers to support the community through monthly service focused on reducing food insecurity in local neighborhoods. By contributing once a month, participants help drive efforts that make a real difference.

Explore spiritual growth in a welcoming class led by Lori Petty. Through interactive conversation, reflective practices, and practical techniques, participants develop mindfulness, meditation skills, energy awareness, and insights rooted in ancient wisdom. The environment fosters connection with others who value personal exploration, offering space to deepen understanding and build meaningful, everyday practices. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike. Cost is $20 per class.

Drop in for a casual Pokemon League session designed for both newcomers and seasoned players. Bring a deck for relaxed games, or stop by to learn the basics. Expect a welcoming atmosphere along with promotional offerings.

A meeting focused on discussing weyward will take place at The Crooked Shelf Books & Brews.

Group rides set out from Lost Worlds Brewing with several pace options. The C group targets a 15 to 16 pace and is a no-drop option. All groups share a 25 mile course, so if a rider drifts off the back, the following group will arrive soon. Lost Worlds also has a new phone app that lets participants earn rewards each time they ride.

A Time Capsule celebration of the aughts brings authors Gabrielle Korn and Holly Brickley to Mooresville with a full Y2K vibe. Attendees are encouraged to wear early 2000s looks, band tees included. Expect hands-on nostalgia like making mix CDs, decorating CD cases, crafting buttons, and relaxed conversation with the featured writers. Gabrielle Korn’s Long Island Girls offers a coming of age story rooted in the indie music culture of the early 2000s. Holly Brickley’s Deep Cuts, soon to be a major motion picture, explores connection, obsession, belonging, and the desire to be heard by the people we love. Tickets are required, with options for entry only, entry with a hardcover of Long Island Girls, entry with a hardcover of Deep Cuts, or entry with both hardcovers.

Put your music knowledge to the test in a spirited team game built around exclusively upbeat songs from every genre and decade. Each track comes with a lively introduction before it plays, keeping the pace high and the focus on fun competition. Fresh mini contests pop up about every 40 minutes, offering extra chances to win prizes. The format is welcoming to all experience levels, and participants can jump in at any time.

Now in its seventh year, this open mic at The Cedar Stump Pub-Troutman offers a welcoming stage for musicians and bands. A Bose PA is available for easy plug-in setups, and a house drum kit is provided. Performers from solo acts to full ensembles are invited to take part. If you plan to use an amplifier, please bring your own. Original songs are encouraged and cover tunes are welcome. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where live music and creativity bring people together.

Survey Showdown at Kilted Buffalo Birkdale is a quick moving trivia game built around real survey results. Teams aim to predict how the crowd answered each question, relying on strategy and instincts rather than memorization. The format features a series of challenges that change how you think about each prompt. First, select the most popular option, then the least popular, then the one in the middle. Another round asks teams to arrange all answers from most to least popular. The finale is a multiple choice question with a wager. It is free to play, and gift cards go to the top three teams, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $15 for third.

Enjoy a trampoline session created for families with little ones 5 and under. Reservations are not required, and admission is sold in person only. Tickets are $11.98 for a parent and a toddler, with $5.99 for additional parents and toddlers. Socks are $3.99 and can be reused. Children older than 5 are not permitted.

Live music fills The Serve every Thursday night. There is no charge to attend, and guests can listen from the restaurant, bar, or lounge. Special Spring menus are available in the Bar and Cafe.

At Fred & June’s Denver location, Reel Reads Book Club explores beloved books alongside their film adaptations, comparing how stories shift from page to screen. Conversations look at narrative choices, character portrayals, and central themes across both formats. Readers and movie fans can analyze, debate, and discover the craft of storytelling in these different mediums. Mention the Books Nooks book club at checkout to receive a 10 percent discount on the monthly selection. Fred & June’s will also buy back the book club book for trade credit that can be applied to a future purchase.

A laid back happy hour focused on housing welcomes renters, homeowners, and anyone planning ahead. Enjoy drinks and snacks while meeting neighbors, making new friends, and connecting with local professionals who can be helpful resources. Conversation stays easy, experiences are exchanged, and the emphasis is on building meaningful connections in the community. Hosted at Torrence & Knox Restaurant. This series is scheduled for the fourth Thursday of each month.

Get moving with fun salsa lessons at Pure Fitness 24/7. The class is open to all experience levels, and you are welcome to attend solo or with a partner. Enjoy upbeat music, an energizing workout, and a welcoming dance community that makes learning feel approachable. Boost your confidence, pick up fresh steps, and have a great time on the floor.

A DJ performs live each week for a dedicated night of music.

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.

Settle into a restorative sound bath and meditation with Lorraine, featuring a calming guided practice and the shimmering tones of crystal singing bowls. After the initial relaxation, the sound continues, giving space to explore the expanded awareness that resonance can invite. Lorraine Meyer is a master of guided meditation and a vibrational sound healer who began her training in India with Tibetan bowls. She has continued to broaden her studies and now channels harmonic inspiration as she plays, sharing a message of awakening and heart-centered living. This one hour session welcomes both new and experienced meditators. Participants may recline on yoga mats, take a seat in a chair, or bring a meditation cushion. Dress comfortably and prepare for a deeply soothing experience that supports inner peace. Cost is $15. Registration is available by phone at 704-662-0946.

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.