Events in Mecklenburg County today

Charlotte Running Club hosts a free group outing on Mallard Creek Greenway with an out and back route that begins and ends at Mallard Creek Elementary School. Runners and walkers of every pace are welcome, and no membership or registration is required. Water will be available at the start and finish as well as along the greenway. If the route is new to you, on-site guidance can help identify a comfortable turnaround point, so arriving a bit early is recommended.

Hosted at Harry L. Jones Golf Course, this fundraiser supports Agape Dental Ministry, which provides free dental care to underserved neighbors, military veterans, and their spouses in the Charlotte Metrolina area. The aim is to raise more than $20,000 for Agape Dental Ministry. The field is limited to 120 golfers and uses a Captain’s Choice best ball format with a shotgun start to keep play moving. A catered lunch is included, and participants can look forward to raffles, tournament prizes, and contests. Sponsorship opportunities include branding on 360 premium golf balls, with a sleeve placed in every player’s bag, as well as options to sponsor towels, pin flags, or a hole. For details, contact Tiffany at tiffany@steelecreekchurch.org or text 704-964-5649.

Prepare for concealed carry in the Carolinas with a comprehensive class that satisfies the state training requirement for North and South Carolina permit applicants. The curriculum combines classroom instruction on NC and SC laws with core firearm safety, followed by a live-fire qualification conducted on site so there is no need to travel elsewhere. This course is intended for participants who already handle firearms safely. To receive certification, you must demonstrate safe operation and pass the shooting qualification; those who do not meet the standard will not be certified. Registration includes a range pass valid for 30 days, which can be used beforehand for additional practice. To qualify, bring a handgun chambered in .380 caliber or larger; .22 Magnum pistols are permitted only with prior instructor approval. Please bring 50 rounds of ammunition and keep it secured in your vehicle until directed by the instructor. The cost is $140 per person, and advance registration is required.

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An annual CFL Topgolf fundraiser in Charlotte features three hours at Topgolf, a buffet lunch, and non-alcoholic beverages, with a bar available at the venue for purchase. As the event winds down, organizers will share the ministry’s vision and outline ways to get involved. A silent auction will be held as part of the gathering. This fundraiser supports efforts to strengthen marriages in communities, churches, and countries worldwide.

Explore Charlotte’s small business community at a monthly SouthPark market presented by Shop Local QC. Set on the green beside Legion Brewing, this curated gathering showcases 30 small shops and makers. Look for a blend of returning favorites and new vendors, with handmade items, thoughtful finds, and local character throughout. It offers a warm, community-centered shopping experience in one of Charlotte’s favorite neighborhoods.

An award-winning drag brunch headlined by 2019 and 2020 National Entertainer of the Year Buff Faye brings a lively show with her cast of drag divas and favorite local queens. Presented at Midtown Tavern, this long-standing event has been recognized as the Carolinas’ longest-running drag brunch since 2009 and has earned honors such as Best Drag Performer from QC Nerve in 2025 and Charlotte Magazine’s top drag brunch in 2020. Tickets cover the performance, while food and beverages are purchased separately, a cash bar is available, and gratuity for servers is additional. Locally owned and operated, it supports area drag artists and fosters a welcoming, inclusive space that celebrates LGBTQ+ communities and allies. All sales are final with no refunds, and event details may change.

The third annual free Oktoberfest features authentic German beer, lively polka music, and family-friendly fun. Additional event details will be shared soon.

Explore the second oldest house in Charlotte on a guided tour of Historic Rosedale, a fifteen room home from the Federal period. Expert guides share insights into daily life in the antebellum era while highlighting notable architecture and decorative arts throughout this carefully restored museum. The experience also includes an introduction to the African American Legacy Project and a look at rotating exhibits. Guests are asked to check in at the Welcome Center before the tour begins. Afterward, plan time to wander the gardens and grounds and visit the reconstructed blacksmith shop at your own pace. Those taking a later tour may wish to explore the grounds beforehand. Advance tickets are recommended. Tour tickets include access to the grounds, so there is no separate grounds fee. Tours proceed in all weather and tickets are nonrefundable. Guided tours are offered on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and most Saturdays.

Returning for another round, this contest invites builders to create their own boats and put them to the test on the competition channel, taking on class II to IV rapids. Participants navigate their handmade vessels through challenging water to see how their designs perform.

An immersive songwriting session designed to spark creativity and collaboration, the Young Icons Songwriter Lock-in Series is sponsored by ASC’ Culture Blocks, a community partnership funded by Mecklenburg County. Set within GRINDHAUS STUDIOS, participants make use of three fully equipped rooms and settle into an atmosphere charged with creative energy. Light refreshments are available to keep ideas flowing as the experience gets underway. The program begins with a selection of curated tracks to inspire new ideas, followed by a split into three groups where experienced facilitators guide the co-creation of an original song from the ground up. Whether someone brings strengths in lyrics, melody, or production, there is space for every skill set. With state-of-the-art gear and acoustically tuned rooms, attendees can record vocals, shape arrangements, and experiment freely. Along the way, there are opportunities to connect with other creatives, work in a professional environment, and build relationships that may lead to future projects, all within a setting that encourages exploration and fresh musical expression.

Watch handmade boats take on class II to IV rapids, then enjoy live music on the River Jam Stage. This event pairs whitewater action with a live performance for a memorable combination.

This family-friendly Halloween party at Mint Hill Community Center features storytime, creative crafts, tasty treats, and lots of dancing. It is designed for kids and their caregivers, and adults do not need tickets.

Wags and Walks is a friendly dog walking group where pet parents and their pups can get outside, enjoy fresh air, and stay active together. It offers an easy way to meet other single dog lovers, make pet friendly connections, and find playmates for their dogs. Each outing visits different parks and outdoor spots, giving participants a chance to explore new places while socializing and exercising. Dogs of every size and temperament are welcome, and owners can connect with fellow pet parents, share tips, and build new friendships. A monthly update provides upcoming walk dates, meeting locations, and times to make planning simple.

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.

A longtime music director and a keyboardist who has topped the charts, Brian Simpson is a leading figure in contemporary jazz. His melodic approach weaves R&B, funk, and Latin influences into an inviting sound honed on major stages. His path has included touring with Janet Jackson, a decade working with George Duke, and collaborations with Anita Baker, Dave Koz, and Gerald Albright. With an international schedule that reaches across Europe and Asia, he brings a polished presence shaped by global experience. His twelfth album, Midnight Groove, highlights the refined artistry that keeps him at the forefront of the genre.

Staind takes the stage for a live rock concert that blends hard‑hitting songs with high‑energy showmanship. Expect an evening of big choruses, intense emotion, and memorable moments long after the final note.

Karaoke runs every Saturday in a supportive, judgment free setting, with DJ Rick the RULER providing the tracks. Singers can step up to the mic and share favorite songs in a relaxed atmosphere with plenty of encouragement.

Whitney Cummings brings her Big Baby tour to Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts in Charlotte, showcasing the fearless observational comedy that has defined her for the past two decades. The set explores life as a single mom, the messy business of personal growth, taking responsibility for your missteps, and hilarious moments from raising her son, all delivered with her quick wit and a blend of personal stories and sharp cultural commentary. Cummings is the co-creator and co-writer of the Emmy Award winning CBS series 2 Broke Girls and the creator, producer, and star of the NBC sitcom Whitney. She hosts the podcast Good for You and appeared in Friends: The Game Show on Max, a fan competition honoring the 30th anniversary of Friends. Her work also includes six stand-up specials across Netflix, Max, and Comedy Central, the candid 2017 memoir I’m Fine...And Other Lies, and her feature directorial debut The Female Brain, which she co-wrote and starred in.

Team up for a free Magic: The Gathering 2 Headed Giant Commander night in a relaxed setting. Pairs of all kinds are welcome, whether you are partners, friends, family, or simply two players ready to team up. Expect casual play, a friendly atmosphere, and plenty of chances to meet other Commander pairs, make new connections, or reconnect with familiar faces.

This show takes place in an open-air setting with no covered seating, and it will proceed in any weather, so attendees should prepare for the elements. Event details, performers, and pricing may change without notice, and service fees apply to all ticket purchases regardless of where they are bought. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as artist, Live Nation, Spotify, and VIP package options, followed by a public onsale.

Two Door Cinema Club performs live at Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre in Charlotte, NC. Enjoy a concert with the band at this Charlotte venue.

Lauren Alaina takes the stage at Coyote Joes in Charlotte, NC for a night of live music. The performance highlights her songs and offers a concert experience dedicated to her sound.

Set by the lake, the Novant Health Lake Norman 15K & 5K features two distances. Pick a family-oriented 5K with minimal turns, or take on a longer 15K that extends across the peninsula’s many fingers. Either choice offers an upbeat way to get moving by the water.

Sun & Ski Sports in Charlotte hosts a community road ride that welcomes a range of abilities and emphasizes fitness, skill building, and camaraderie. Weather permitting, groups depart from the store parking lot a few minutes apart and follow a rolling route through South Charlotte, Waxhaw, Marvin, and into Lancaster County, South Carolina. The store and restrooms open ahead of the rollout so riders can take care of last-minute needs, with basic mechanical help and credit card purchases available before departure. Multiple pace groups are offered. Advanced riders tackle roughly 35 to 42 miles at an average above 20 mph with a fast, drop format and no planned regroup or rest stop. The B group averages about 18 to 19 mph with tight pacelines, one rest stop, some regrouping, and a drop policy. The C group covers approximately 27 miles at 16 to 17 mph with one rest stop and several regroup points in a semi-drop format. Intermediate options span about 27 or 35 miles at 17 to 18 mph with a rest stop and several regroup opportunities, also semi-drop. A beginner option of about 27 miles at 14 to 16 mph may be added based on interest and leadership, featuring one rest stop and a no-drop approach. Helmets are required and road bikes are strongly recommended. Front and rear lights, along with glasses and gloves, are encouraged. Riders should arrive self-sufficient with hydration and nutrition, know basic bike maintenance such as fixing a flat and adjusting brakes, carry a phone and emergency contact details, and be prepared to keep pace with their chosen group. Knowing the route or having it downloaded is important in case of separation. Routes may include urban traffic, so ride predictably, keep at least one hand on the bars, and do not cross the centerline. Participants are responsible for their own safety.

SouthEnd Stroll is a new recurring open-air market in the heart of South End Charlotte. This Sunday-focused experience brings a lively neighborhood vibe with coffee in tow and over 75 curated small businesses. Explore vintage finds, boutique selections, handmade goods, candles, jewelry, sweet treats, art, and lifestyle brands as you take in the atmosphere of a community stroll. Created to build a consistent Sunday shopping tradition for South End, the series returns on a regular basis. Vendor applications are open and spots are filling quickly.

The second annual Parada Dominicana celebrates the heritage and spirit of the Dominican Republic with live music, folk showcases, traditional dances, Dominican cuisine, local makers, and cultural displays. Admission is free. A vibrant atmosphere highlights the country’s rhythms, flavors, and enduring traditions.

A weekly Pokémon league for players 16 and older welcomes all skill levels in a supportive community atmosphere. New participants are encouraged to create a Pokémon ID in advance, and assistance with the process is available when you arrive. Entry is $10. Every player receives a guaranteed pack of their choice, along with an exclusive Prize Pack for each win.

Go! Go! Gary! is a lively patio party that showcases Charlotte electronic music selectors and creators. The event features powerful sound, a standout setting, and a welcoming crowd. It happens every 2nd and 4th Sunday.

Matt Bergman traded a criminal justice degree for the mic after realizing in his final year of college that comedy was the better fit. Since then he has built a reputation for approachable, flexible humor with spots on Gotham Comedy Live, Comedy Central Live, Dry Bar Comedy, and a special on Amazon Prime. His album Mostly Nice is available on Amazon Prime, and his mother jokes that buying it was tricky only because streaming still trips her up. This event features a comedian whose journey from late-college discovery to national screens is fueled by relatable stories and crisp timing.

MercyMe brings its 2026 tour to Charlotte with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley for an evening of contemporary Christian music. The show features a blend of worship and pop rock, with opportunities to hear favorites like I Can Only Imagine, Even If, and Greater. The full lineup delivers inspiring performances, with MercyMe’s biggest hits and heartfelt moments shaping a concert filled with uplifting energy.

MercyMe leads a night of music at Boplexclt in Charlotte with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. The set features singalong favorites from MercyMe, including "I Can Only Imagine" and "Even If," songs that reflect faith and enduring promises. Jeremy Camp adds "I Still Believe" and "Dead Man Walking." The evening opens with Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley performing together, pairing "Starts with Me" with the dynamic "Holding Onto Me." Big songs and big moments come together for a concert meant to be shared.

MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley share the stage for a live music event at Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, NC. This multi-artist show brings these performers together on the same stage in Charlotte.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd takes the stage at Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts with the Ledbetter Heights 30th Anniversary Tour. The Shreveport, Louisiana native made his mark in 1995 by pushing blues back into the spotlight with fiery guitar work, pop-rock hooks, and a deep respect for the genre. He has revisited his breakthrough album, Ledbetter Heights, with a faithful new recording that features more refined arrangements and nuanced playing while keeping the intensity alive. Named for a historic neighborhood in his hometown that honors Huddie Ledbetter, the album launched him into the mainstream and set him on a path as a committed ambassador for the blues. This show features the full 12-track Ledbetter Heights performed live, followed by a second set highlighting three decades of his career.

Put your knowledge to the test with a general trivia challenge built around four distinct rounds. Gather a team, tackle a range of questions, and compete for the top spot. Pints are just $5 to keep things refreshing while you play.

Enjoy an evening of Mahjong open play in a relaxed, elevated atmosphere. Recognized as the first weekly Mahjong gathering in South Charlotte, this social night encourages mixing, meeting new people, and friendly games. The cost is $10 per person, and advance registration is requested. Located in Charlotte, NC.

Taco Tuesdays offers a buy three, get one free taco promotion available throughout the day. Purchase three tacos and receive a fourth at no additional charge.

The Soft Return: Music Therapy for Postpartum Moms is a free program offered every two weeks that creates a calm, informal space where postpartum caregivers can connect with peers and explore the therapeutic power of music, with the option to participate alongside their babies. Each 60-minute session is guided by a facilitator with support from musicians and includes live, interactive music, optional gentle movement, infant-focused musical play, and reflective time for caregivers. For this session, live music is provided by Lana and Victor of Handpan Vibe, a married duo with classical roots in piano and clarinet. Both are experienced performers and dedicated teachers who have embraced the handpan for its warm, resonant, and deeply soothing voice. They craft original pieces and arrange familiar melodies to create a soft, immersive, and meditative atmosphere that encourages relaxation, emotional grounding, and a calm sense of presence. The steady, repeating tones of the handpan help nurture a setting that invites rest and quiet connection. Caregivers are welcome to bring comfort items such as floor or yoga mats and bolsters if desired, and ample chair seating will be available. Questions can be directed to info@dearsoulmusic.co.

Hosted at Album Huntersville, a community for active adults 55 and over, this free expo brings together more than 20 local experts and community partners for an afternoon focused on connection, learning, and resources for older adults. It is designed for adults 55 and up, as well as anyone exploring options that support an active, engaged lifestyle. Attendees can talk with professionals in healthcare and wellness, Medicare and other insurance, senior living and home care, fitness and nutrition, downsizing and moving support, financial planning, travel and recreation, and local community resources. Find practical guidance on services, lifestyle choices, and helpful programs that make healthy living easier. Light refreshments are provided. Admission is free and an RSVP is required. The event is intended for adults 55 and older, and guests who are not age qualified may attend with a qualifying attendee.

Seniors can take part in a friendly bingo gathering hosted by Blue Cross NC, featuring a complimentary lunch and opportunities to win prizes. The event is held at the Charlotte Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended. For assistance with registration, call 1-888-275-7513, ext. 2.

Take part in casual Magic Commander games in a welcoming, player-driven setting. Open to all experience levels with no formal instruction. A regular community gathers each week for friendly matches, making it easy to meet other players and jump into a game. Participation is free. Arrive and leave when it works for you, play a game or two, and connect with fellow Commander enthusiasts.

Explore Lorcana in a relaxed league setting. Newcomers can learn the game while experienced players enjoy friendly matches. This is not a tournament, and the focus is casual play with opportunities to trade cards and take part in group sessions. All skill levels are welcome, and promos will be available. Friends are welcome.

Spend an easygoing evening painting an autumn-themed portrait with guidance from Caitlin, then take your artwork home to display for the season. Enjoy drinks, creativity, and time with friends. Registration is $25 via Venmo to CaitlinPropst91, and seating is limited.

The Big Toast, presented by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Carolinas, is an annual fundraiser at Middle C Jazz Club that highlights the impact of mentoring and the young people it serves. The evening offers music, opportunities to connect, and an auction, all focused on strengthening community support for mentorship. Support from this event helps create and sustain mentoring relationships that build confidence, open new possibilities, and help youth thrive.

Get a firsthand look at Queen Charlotte Chorus during an open rehearsal in the Fellowship Hall of Pineville United Methodist Church. This session offers a chance to see what the group is all about.

Christian singles ages 25 to 45 in Charlotte connect face to face at a speed dating event hosted by Pre-Dating. Expect a series of six minute mini conversations with at least five and up to twelve local participants, followed by a simple matching process where you note the people you would like to speak with again and the organizers coordinate any mutual connections. The atmosphere is designed to be friendly and efficient, offering an easy way to meet people without endless swiping. Pre-Dating has been running events since 2001 and notes it has produced more than 38,000 of them, with thousands of attendees meeting partners through its format. The company also cites media features that include CNN, BBC, and the Wall Street Journal.

Tuesdays at The Club House feature music bingo with prizes alongside food and drink deals. Look for $10 burgers, $5 drafts, and $7 Tito’s. Children eat free with a limit of one per adult, and this offer cannot be combined with other food specials.

Team up with friends or family for a general knowledge trivia night at Middle James Brewing Company in Pineville. Tackle questions that span current events, ancient civilizations, history, science, geography, pop culture, sports, and more. Groups can include up to six players, and prizes go to the three highest scoring teams.

Enjoy Music Bingo on Tuesdays at The Club House Bites and Booze in Charlotte, NC.

The Revivalists perform at The Fillmore. The venue is general admission standing room only unless otherwise noted, and all ages are welcome. Ticket prices increase the day of the show, and dates, acts, and pricing can change without notice. All tickets are subject to applicable service fees at all points of purchase. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 per ticket goes to Rev Causes, supporting organizations dedicated to reviving and investing in communities, health, and the environment. A portion of ticket sales, along with fan donations and other fundraising efforts, helps these groups build a better future.

Little Learners introduces a new theme each Wednesday, pairing an educational lesson with a hands-on project. Children explore nature and science while expressing their creativity.

Weekly yoga at the Charlotte Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center features complimentary 50 minute classes led by the Raleigh-based nonprofit You Call This Yoga. The format alternates by week. Chair Yoga is offered on first and third Wednesdays, with chairs provided. Mat Yoga takes place on second and fourth Wednesdays, and participants are encouraged to bring a mat, with a limited number available on site. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended. For assistance with registration or questions, call 1-888-275-7513, ext. 2.

This midweek RC session features open drifting and crawling courses. The carpet track practice layout is announced weekly.

Admission is free during this program at Mint Museum Uptown and Mint Museum Randolph in Charlotte. For the most current hours, check the museum’s events calendar. Made possible by Publix Super Market Charities.

This casual Pokemon League offers friendly games and an easy way to learn. Players can bring their own deck for relaxed matches or pick up the basics on site. The focus is on having fun, with promos in the mix.

Weekly evening rides roll out from Lost Worlds in Cornelius with several pace groups, including a C group at a 15 to 16 pace and a no drop approach. All groups follow the same 25 mile course, so if a rider slips off the pace the next group on the route is close behind. Lost Worlds offers a phone app that lets participants earn rewards each time they ride. Bottles of wine are half price on Wednesdays.

Play music bingo at The Serve.

Rick and Eric of CGB perform classic rock favorites from the 1960s and 1970s in a duo set.

A weekly Wednesday night Booty Loop training ride rolls out from Trolley Barn Fermentory. The focus is training on the Booty Loop and it is open to riders of all experience levels. Helmets are required and lights are recommended.

Music Bingo brings a lively twist on the classic game to 760 Craft Works in Huntersville. Participants listen for songs, mark their cards, and race to call bingo, with prizes awarded to winners in every round. It is free to play, and the bar offers drinks to keep the vibe upbeat. Expect a relaxed, social atmosphere where music lovers and trivia fans can test their ears and enjoy friendly competition.

Pasquale Grasso, an Italy-born guitarist rooted in New York’s jazz community, brings a virtuosic approach that blends classical refinement with the bebop piano vocabulary of Bud Powell and Art Tatum, reimagined for the guitar with striking clarity. Celebrated by Pat Metheny as a significant new voice, he has earned major accolades, including winning the 2015 Wes Montgomery International Jazz Guitar Competition, being named the 2024 DownBeat Critics Poll Rising Star Guitarist of the Year, and receiving a Grammy for his work on Samara Joy’s 2022 album Linger Awhile. Onstage he performs either solo or with his trio, uniting midcentury jazz sophistication with a distinctive technique that feels both innovative and deeply rooted.

Kilted Buffalo Birkdale presents Survey Showdown, a lively team trivia competition inspired by the Family Feud style and built on real survey results. Teams test their instincts by predicting how people answered a variety of questions, blending strategy with a feel for popular opinion. The game moves through multiple choice challenges to find the most popular response, the least selected option, and the middle choice. A rearranging round has teams order answers from most to least common, and a final question with a wager can change the leaderboard at the finish. Participation is free, and gift cards await the top three teams, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $15 for third.

This comedy night opens with familiar faces from the original crew, then rolls into sets from newer talent. Performer sign ups are available. To be considered for a featured spot, contact Blayr at 704-609-2658.

Sunset Quilters gather in Helderman Hall on the campus of SRBC for a community-focused quilting time. Open to every age and experience level, the group creates with purpose, crafting pillowcase dresses for Haiti, baby quilts for Crisis Assistance Pregnancy Center, and many Love Quilts. The mission centers on fellowship and expressing God’s love through a shared passion for quilting.

Enjoy live music at Thursdays at the Turf throughout the fall, with the series running from September through November. Bring sunglasses and a blanket, get comfortable, and hear a different featured artist each week. Unwind for a while, or take a stroll to explore nearby local shops and spots.

Every Thursday night, The Serve hosts live music with no admission fee. The music can be enjoyed from the restaurant, the bar, or the lounge. Spring menu specials are available in the bar and cafe.

Ballantyne Live brings live music to the center of Ballantyne Village with a relaxed, laid-back vibe. Make an evening of it by having dinner at one of the Village restaurants, enjoying a drink on a patio, then settling in for the music. Guests are welcome to bring their own chairs. It is an easy way to savor fall nights in the Village.

Form a team for a high energy music trivia showdown built entirely around upbeat songs spanning every genre and decade. Each track is introduced with a fun lead-in, and fresh contests appear every 40 minutes for chances to win prizes. The format is competitive yet welcoming, and participants can start playing at any point.

Settle in for four rounds of trivia featuring 44 total questions. Put your knowledge to the test for a chance to take home gift card prizes.

This monthly gathering in the private event space at Urban District Market features screenings of short films followed by candid conversation. Presented by the Finding Inspiration Foundation, the discussion is guided by local filmmakers and mental health professionals to reflect on the stories and themes that emerge. Admission is free, and food and beverages are available on site.

The Brothers Comatose return to the Visulite Theatre with special guest Featherpocket Stringband for a lively night of acoustic-driven roots music. The band blends traditional string band instruments with rock and roll energy and spotlights songs from their new album, Golden Grass, created with co-producers Greg Holden and Tim Bluhm. Expect organic arrangements, rich vocal harmonies, and the interplay of guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and upright bass, with the album marking the first release to feature newest member Addie Levy. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 the day of show, and are on sale now.

Music bingo sets the tone with a mix of nostalgic classics and today’s hits, keeping the energy up with continuous tunes, games, and a lively atmosphere. Expect plenty of laughs, a dash of friendly competition, and moments that stick with you. There are chances to sing along, dance, and show off your music knowledge. Bring a friend to share the fun.

Sugar Creek Brewing Company features four rounds of general knowledge trivia where teams compete in a friendly setting. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams.

General knowledge trivia pairs with craft beer in NoDa at The Chamber by Wooden Robot Brewery. Teams test their smarts across pop culture, history, and more. It is free to play, and the top three teams earn gift cards and bragging rights. Ask about the Trivia Loyalty Card, where after eight visits to either trivia night at South End or at The Chamber, your team scores one free answer. Expect rotating local food truck offerings.

A live performance will be held at 800 Degrees in Southpark.

Plini brings the An Unnameable Desire North American Tour to The Fillmore Charlotte. All ages are welcome. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and all dates, acts, and pricing are subject to change without notice. Service fees apply to all tickets at every point of purchase. Presales include Artist, Blabbermouth, Knotfest, and Live Nation, followed by a public onsale.

Gabby Bryan is a New York based stand-up comedian, actress, and Emmy-winning producer with a self-professed girlie girl vibe. She is touring the United States and United Kingdom with her show Gabby Bryan is My Best Friend, playing to sold-out rooms. Her Fringe favorite Billy and the Situation made its way to Union Hall and drew praise from the New York Times. Her crowd-work special Girl Town Hall is available on YouTube. On screen, she appears in Life Itself with Olivia Wilde and Oscar Isaac on Amazon Prime, the bilingual feature Ruta Viva on HBO, and Ilana Glazer’s Comedy on Earth on Comedy Central. She co-hosts L’Podcast with comedian Zack Signore and the Let Me Ask My Dad podcast with musician and composer David Bryan. Online, she reaches more than 500,000 followers with viral stand-up moments and comedy sketches, and she can be found as @gabbyisbryan across platforms.

Music bingo adds a playful spin to the classic game at Percent Tap House Concord. Mark off tracks on your card as music from many eras and styles fills the room. Sing along while you enjoy a beer and go for a winning line, with prizes given out each round. Participation is free and the vibe stays relaxed and upbeat with plenty of familiar tunes.