Events in Lumberton, NC

Legendary Karaoke returns to Stop_Button for a lively round of sing-along fun and arcade play. Cover is $7, with a $2 discount for guests presenting military, student, or government ID. Arcade games will be set to free play for the event. To sign up to sing, install the Songbooks Online app on your mobile device, enter Show ID LEGKAR, and start favoriting songs. Please note the sensory environment includes loud music, bright lights with fading and strobing, and laser effects.

Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives perform live in a concert celebrating a landmark career in country music. With more than five decades on stage, Stuart is a five-time Grammy winner, a Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, founder of the Congress of Country Music, and a Lifetime Achievement Award honoree from the American Music Association. He began his journey with Lester Flatt, later worked with Johnny Cash, and helped shape modern country, earning multiple gold and platinum albums. Tickets are on sale now. Presented with support from Beasley Media Group, Dial Insurance Agency, and Scotland Health Care System.

North Carolina’s taco celebration returns to the Golf View Greenway in Hope Mills for a full day devoted to flavorful tacos, lively culture, and community spirit. Expect a wide range of tastes, from classic street favorites to gourmet creations and extra spicy options, along with an expanded lineup of vendors and music to keep the energy high. Live bands and performers will entertain throughout the event, and families can enjoy a dedicated Kids Zone with games and activities for younger guests. General admission is free, and VIP tickets will be available. The festival is also welcoming food trucks, local artisans, and commercial vendors, with limited space for participants.

A community Spirit Night with Chick-fil-A and the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office directs a portion of sales to Special Olympics North Carolina. Contributions support year-round training and competition for athletes with intellectual disabilities. Families and friends can enjoy a meal while helping advance programs that foster inclusion, confidence, and achievement through sports. Each order adds to the support provided to Special Olympics athletes.

This clinic offers instruction in horsemanship and cow working with renowned horseman Buck Brannaman. Auditing is available for $30 per day. For questions or to reserve a spot, contact Susan Hopkins at 919-210-7473. For additional details about Buck Brannaman, please refer to the website.

The 2026 haunt season begins with a season opener designed for families and friends to enjoy together. The focus is on fun in a safe, welcoming atmosphere as the new season gets underway.

Three performers from London’s West End come together for a concert that taps into renewed enthusiasm for Wicked and The Wizard of Oz. Elizabeth Futter, Emma Hatton, and Nikki Bentley, each known for portraying Elphaba in Wicked, deliver powerful vocals, tight harmonies, and backstage stories while performing songs from Wicked, Cats, and The Greatest Showman. The program also pays tribute to musical icons including Barbra Streisand, Shirley Bassey, Judy Garland, and Dolly Parton. Presented with support from Lumbee Guaranty Bank and Hunt & Brooks Attorneys, LLC.

Legendary Karaoke is back at Stop_Button with singalongs and arcade fun. There is a $7 cover, with a $2 discount for guests who present a military, student, or government ID, and all arcade games are free to play. To sign up to sing, download the Songbooks Online app on your mobile device, enter Show ID LEGKAR, and start saving your favorite tracks. Please note the sensory warning, as the experience includes loud music, bright lights with fading and strobing, and laser effects.

Legendary Karaoke is back at Stop_Button for an evening of sing-along fun. Admission is $7, with a $2 discount for guests with military, student, or government ID. All games will be free to play. To get on the mic, download the Songbooks Online app on your mobile device, enter Show ID LEGKAR, and start saving your favorite songs. Please note the sensory warning, as the experience includes loud music, bright lights with fading and strobing, and laser effects.

This live concert spotlights the enduring R&B sound of The Spinners. For more than six decades, the group has delivered smooth harmonies and chart-topping hits, including “It's a Shame,” “I'll Be Around,” “The Rubberband Man,” and “Could It Be I'm Falling in Love.” Their achievements include six Grammy nominations, 18 gold and platinum albums, millions of records sold worldwide, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and a 2023 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Tickets are on sale. Presented with support from C.F. Smith Property Group, Lumberton Honda, and Arnold's Restaurant.

The second annual Connect & Heal is an event focused on American Indian mental health awareness, organized by the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina. This free community gathering offers mental health resources, cultural education, talking circles, information on Native nutrition, and avenues for community support. Everyone is welcome. Carolina Complete Health is a sponsor.

Seasonal decor sets a welcoming tone for an evening featuring tea and dinner presented with a vintage china tablescape. Participants will decorate pumpkins with decoupage as the fall activity. Pop up vendors will be on site for 'Shop Small' shopping while you are there. Bring a friend and meet new people. $40 per person. RSVP.

Legendary Karaoke returns to Stop_Button for a night of singing and arcade fun. A $7 cover applies, with a $2 discount for military, student, or government ID holders. All games are set to free to play. To sign up to sing, download the Songbooks Online app on your mobile device, enter Show ID LEGKAR, and start favoriting songs. Attendees under 18 are subject to a curfew policy, and the bar wraps up before the arcade. Please note that the experience features loud music, bright lights with fading and strobing, and laser effects.

An Alice in Wonderland ambiance sets the scene for a seated meal served on vintage tableware. Guests can enjoy conversation, then take part in a creative session to embellish a themed hat. Several stores will host pop up booths, offering chances to browse and support small businesses. The cost is $40 per person. RSVP is requested, and attendees are welcome to bring a friend and meet new people.

Legendary Karaoke is back at Stop_Button with a lively mix of sing-alongs and arcade fun. Entry is $7, with a $2 discount for guests who present a military, student, or government ID, and every game is set to free play. To sign up to sing, download the Songbooks Online app and enter Show ID LEGKAR so you can queue and favorite your tracks in advance. Please note that the experience includes loud sound, bright lights with fading and strobing, and laser effects.

A Grand Prix style course blends flowing woods trails with grass and motocross sections to create an approximately four mile loop. The program uses a two moto format with predetermined class starts. Each moto runs about 30 to 45 minutes for the leader plus one or two laps, depending on lap times, and the layout is designed to be spectator friendly. Racers compete in two motos in their points scoring class. A two lap shootout is available to A, B, and C riders for a $20 entry. Riders may also enter the Sportsman class in the opposite moto from their points class, which makes it possible to ride in as many as four motos. Weekend logistics include gate access and a registration trailer. If arriving early, late, or when the gate is unattended, the registration trailer handles entry payment, wristbands, and the AMA waiver. Registration requires a Livelaps account set up in advance and a helmet must be presented at check in. Racing follows this order for the main program... Mini Race 1, Peewee Race, the two lap shootout, Mini Race 2, B/C Race 1, A/B Race 1, then second motos for B/C and A/B.

Admission is free and everyone is welcome to attend.

This cultural showcase spotlights the Lumbee Tribe and welcomes school-aged audiences to experience music, dance, storytelling, and visual art that reflect a proud and enduring heritage. The program celebrates identity, resilience, and beauty while sharing traditions and history through live performance. Recognized as the 575th American Indian tribe to receive full federal recognition, the Lumbee people are honored here through artistry and education. The schedule includes performances for schools.

Legendary Karaoke returns to Stop_Button with a night of sing-along fun and free-to-play arcade action. There is a $7 cover, with a $2 discount for guests who present a military, student, or government ID. To get on the mic, install the Songbooks Online app on your mobile device and use Show ID LEGKAR to sign up and start favoriting songs. Please note the sensory warning, as the show features loud music, bright lights with fading and strobing, and laser effects.

Now in its eleventh year, Thanksgiving Thunder brings a grudge race to Lake View Motor Speedway. The event also serves as the BROLM 2026 season finale, closing out the series with grudge racing.

World Ballet Company brings The Nutcracker to life in a festive staging that follows Marie on Christmas Eve after her cherished Nutcracker awakens and leads her into a fantastical dream. The journey flows through a flurry of snow, a tussle with scurrying mice, and a visit to the Kingdom of Sweets. The production features 40 accomplished dancers, more than 150 meticulously made costumes, and impressive hand built sets that shape a colorful world of living toys and seasonal wonder. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 2 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets nationwide for newcomers and devoted enthusiasts alike. Its ensemble includes renowned professionals from over ten countries, and the company has appeared in more than 300 cities, reaching audiences of over 500,000.

A beloved UNCP tradition returns for its 18th year with an evening of seasonal music, dance, and cheer. UNCP students, faculty, and special guests share the stage in a program that spans timeless carols and upbeat numbers. The event is family friendly and includes a spirited sing-along of popular Christmas songs.