Events in Mount Airy, NC

Enjoy a monthly Kindred Spirits luncheon at Dodge City Steakhouse.

Recommended for ages 8 to 17, this library program offers an afternoon of independent, self-guided crafting. Supplies are provided, with Halloween and autumn projects and examples available for inspiration.

The Heart of Hillsville meeting is open to the public and welcomes anyone interested in the community’s continued growth and success. The initiative focuses on enhancing downtown, supporting local events, and building partnerships that benefit residents, businesses, and visitors. Attendees can get involved, share ideas, or learn more about the initiative.

The Crescent Rotary Club of Greensboro serves a hot, sit-down dinner to guests at Greensboro Urban Ministry’s Weaver House shelter. Volunteers help set tables, serve food, and clean up while spending the evening with guests. This hands-on service opportunity supports neighbors experiencing homelessness and gives club members a chance to build fellowship. Contact Greg Brown to volunteer.

Enjoy an evening of Four Roses bourbon tastings paired with a four-course meal at the Trophy Room. The menu includes hors d’oeuvres, salad, prime rib with a starch and vegetable, and dessert, along with a welcome cocktail. The experience also features four tastings of Four Roses bourbons, with a presentation and tasting notes for each. Gratuity is included in the ticket price.

Creative Greensboro is holding auditions for “Dear God!” by Katie Cobb, the 2027 NC New Play Project winner. All roles are for female actors ages 16 and up. The play is a coming-of-age comedy about Beth, a student questioning what it means to be good, who receives unexpected guidance from two unlikely guardian angels: Lizzie Borden and Typhoid Mary.

Enjoy four rounds of trivia and games, with prizes each round, specials, laughs, and good company. Presented by Zero Dark Nerdy.

Smith’s Honey Bee Helpers and Quilting Club host a Veterans Breakfast featuring food, fellowship, and heartfelt appreciation for veterans. Breakfast is free for all veterans, and attendees can enter to win handmade patriotic door prizes. The gathering offers a chance to recognize and thank veterans for their service.

Crescent Rotarians deliver up to 60 pounds of fresh food to families through Out of the Garden Project’s Fresh Mobile Market. People who could benefit can participate and complete the necessary paperwork onsite from their car.

Reinforcements 3 figures are available for preorder at Dragon’s Hoard. A small deposit reserves your items, with free shipping or local pickup available. The store also offers other preorder and in-stock items.

Enjoy a presentation from the Surry County Health and Nutrition Center about balanced, nutritious ways to make holiday meals healthier. The presentation is free and open to anyone.

Bring a knitting, crochet, or embroidery project, or start something new in a relaxed, welcoming space where you can meet fellow crafters.

Practice voice training alongside your peers in a shared learning setting.

Enjoy a weekly evening of Latin dance with a beginner-friendly lesson followed by social dancing. The lesson rotates among styles such as salsa, bachata, merengue, zouk, cha cha, cumbia, and kizomba, with the social set featuring a mix of Latin music and a greater share of the style taught that week. No partner is required. Dancing takes place outdoors when the weather permits, or indoors when conditions call for it. Entry is $10, with a $7 rate for students, teachers, military members and veterans, and first responders.

Dictator Records’ weekly music showcase gives recording artists, producers, and other creatives a platform to share finished tracks, new material, or live performances with working DJs and music professionals. The sessions are designed to encourage feedback, networking, music discovery, and potential opportunities for promotion and placement in DJ sets and playlists.

This relaxed open studio gathering welcomes artists of all mediums, styles, and experience levels to create and connect. Bring a project and your own supplies, or choose a ready-to-go art kit or blank canvas. Tables and chairs are provided, and attendees may bring snacks or dinner. A beverage bar is available, with no outside alcohol permitted. An optional group critique led by local artists offers a positive, supportive setting to discuss artwork, share feedback, or listen in.

Explore the fundamentals of wheel-thrown pottery in a beginner-friendly course for ages 12 and up, including those returning to an art they have enjoyed before. Instructor Ike Santiago will guide students through using the pottery wheel and tools, preparing clay, and creating their own pieces. After staff glaze and fire the work, students can return to the Forge to collect their finished pieces.

This strong, athletic yoga flow builds strength, stamina, and focus through dynamic sequences, creative transitions, and challenging poses that connect breath with movement. The class explores balance, core work, and heat-building flows before a mindful cool-down. Options and modifications are offered throughout, with a chance to move at your own edge and leave feeling grounded and empowered.

Browse a wide range of items and take part in an open auction with lively bidding and the chance to find unexpected treasures. Sellers can call ahead to reserve a spot to offer their items. Everyone is welcome.

Palworld Shop Tournaments are held on Tuesdays. The start time is 6:30 PM.

Take part in a community check-in and gratitude practice with Christy Snow.

Meet fellow car enthusiasts over good food and discuss upcoming SCCA activities.

Poker night features two games, with free entry for all poker players. Let the door hostess know you are there to play.

Take part in an open mic featuring storytelling, spoken word, poetry, songs, jokes, and more. Performances are limited to eight minutes, and everyone is welcome to listen or share. Please prepare a trigger warning before you begin.

Veterans can enjoy a complimentary medium Blizzard® Treat as a thank-you for their service.

Stop by the community for open interviews for positions across the company. The opportunity is open to job seekers of all backgrounds and experience levels, including those seeking entry-level roles, professional positions, or a career transition.

Children ages 2 and 3 can enjoy a storytime featuring stories, songs, and crafts.

Honor local veterans and their families with a parade, an 11-11-11 service near the War Memorial, and lunch at the VFW. The meal includes barbecue, ribs, and traditional sides.

Explore the basics of 3D printing in a beginner-friendly class from Mixxer Community Makerspace. Participants can customize a key fob with their name and help send it to print on one of two 3D printers. While the printers are working, the class covers the materials used, how the machines work, beginner tips and common pitfalls, and what the machines can do. The session is suited to anyone curious about 3D printing, whether they simply want to see how it works or are considering learning more.

Bricks & Minifigs Greensboro hosts a weekly community building meet-up for Adult Fans of LEGO. Bring a new or reused set to build, or work on a MOC project while connecting with fellow LEGO fans and sharing tips and building techniques. The meet-up also features exclusive discounts and promotions, with occasional contests. This event is for adults only, and children and young adults under 17 are not permitted.

Twisted Warriors Yoga offers an all-levels yoga class at The Back Table, combining grounding postures and dynamic movement with live music from local musicians. The class is designed to help participants connect with the present, release stress, and find their flow. Bring a yoga mat if you have one. Extra mats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

A TRI-match for wrestlers. Wrestlers should plan to be at the school by the stated arrival deadline.

Enjoy four rounds of trivia, music bingo, and Family Feud at Greensboro’s oldest bar, with prizes each round and specials available.

Learn the basics of LightBurn, an affordable, accessible graphic design program that also controls laser equipment. This two-session class covers useful techniques, shortcuts, and ways to create custom designs using free online art and LightBurn’s design tools. Participants will create ornaments during class, with skills that can also be applied to many other projects.

A relaxed movie night centered on community and unwinding. Admission is $5 per person and includes popcorn. The event welcomes all ages, and families are encouraged to review the film lineup to ensure each selection is a good fit for younger viewers. Seating is cozy with floor spots and pillows, and chairs are available upon request for anyone who prefers them. Attendees can grab a drink, get settled, and even bring a blanket for extra comfort. Featured titles rotate, with selections such as Le Chocolat, Magic in the Moonlight, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Amélie, Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, 13 Going On 30, Kiki’s Delivery Service, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, La La Land, and Home Alone. The focus is comfort, connection, and a simple night out.

A band-focused open mic invites groups to take the stage and showcase their music. A backline is provided, so bring only your personal components. Solo performers may be accommodated if time allows, with bands receiving priority. For questions, email Erik@reevestheater.com.

Greg & Rich Duo will play at Rody's Tavern in Greensboro.

Book Babies storytime offers babies from birth to 24 months and their parents a chance to enjoy stories, action rhymes, crafts, songs, and play, along with social interaction with other families.

Explore watercolor painting using a single color, with step-by-step guidance from instructor Deborah King S. of DKS Studio. Designed for beginners, the workshop covers watercolor basics, water-to-paint mixtures, layering color from light to dark, wet-on-wet transitions, color mixing, and simple correction techniques. Supplies are included, including a 5x7 hand-drawn image on Fabriano Artistico 100% cotton watercolor paper, Winsor Newton Cotman and Turner watercolors, a palette color wheel, and brushes. For ages 16 and up, with space limited to 10 participants.

Children ages 4 and 5 can enjoy a storytime featuring stories, songs, and crafts.

Connect with local business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals in a relaxed, community-focused setting. Enjoy casual conversation and free pickleball play, with no presentations, sales pitches, or pressure to play. Registration is required to manage capacity. Those who choose to play must have an active Picklr account, register for the program, and acknowledge the waiver.

Select from the in-stock candles to fill a box for $15. Payment is cash only, and there is no purchase limit. This is the final box sale of the year. Ten percent of the total earnings will support The Grace Clinic, The Ark, and Tri County Christian Ministry.

This kickoff edition of Rock Steady Swap Night offers a relaxed, drop-in format centered on friendly trading. Attendees may bring up to five small, clean items in good condition to exchange, or simply stop in to socialize. Light snacks and nonalcoholic beverages will be available. To help with planning, the organizer asks anyone intending to attend to indicate their plans so a rough headcount is possible.

Celebrate the store’s grand opening with a ribbon cutting. Browse a selection of custom items and see what the store has been working on.

At the Koury Convention Center in Greensboro, NC, more than a thousand leaders from community, business, nonprofit, and faith circles gather for the 60th Annual Citation Award Dinner honoring local changemakers. Marking six decades, this year introduces a refreshed format, feel, and tone under the theme There’s No Place Like Home, with a focus on celebrating the local community. The evening recognizes Joyce Hobson Johnson of the Beloved Community Center and Mitchel Sommers of the Community Theatre of Greensboro, and NCCJ will present its Rising Changemaker recognition to Kathryn Hubert of Chez Genese. Individual tickets are priced at $150, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Luke Mears leads a jam at the Reeves featuring country, blues, and more. Admission is free, and the jam is held every second Thursday of the month.

Connect with fellow local makers at this monthly social. Stop by to chat, bring a snack to share, and enjoy a small craft. New visitors can get to know the community, while longtime members can reconnect with familiar faces.

Enjoy wings, burgers, and cold drinks while listening to live music in a fun atmosphere at East Coast Wings + Grill on Peters Creek. The evening is described as a gathering for friends and family.

Cycle Club welcomes riders of all skill levels. Check in at Lawn Service and enjoy an opportunity to meet new friends.

Get started with knitting or crochet, seek help with a project, or work on your craft alongside other local makers in a relaxed, social setting with the Textiles Department. Some needles and yarn will be available for beginners. This free gathering is open to the community, and attendees are welcome to bring a friend and a drink or snack to share.

Enjoy a free community hot dog supper, followed by the drawing for the meat raffle winner. A limited number of raffle tickets may still be available.

James Brickey returns to Embers Eclectic Pub with his signature coffeehouse grunge vibe. The performance features 90s classics delivered in his distinctive style.

Enjoy an evening of farm-to-table small plates prepared by local chefs, along with craft cocktails featuring local spirits and craft mocktails. The event supports the important work of Authoring Action’s Just Us program.

Enjoy a lively night of games and friendly competition featuring Family Feud-style rounds, Music Bingo, and trivia on pop culture, sports, movies, television, nerd culture, and more. Prizes are offered each round.

DanceMoods presents a special Urban Ballroom workshop featuring Robert Fitzgerald of Dancing with Champagne. The two-hour session includes instruction in Urban Ballroom techniques, combinations, and styling. All skill levels are welcome, and no partner is needed. Advance registration and payment are required. This is a special event rather than a regular Thursday class, and class packages cannot be used. DanceMoods students will still receive a rewards punch on their card.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening of bingo, cash prizes, side raffles, and food while supporting Greensboro/Guilford Crime Stoppers. Entry includes 10 bingo games and a Rio Grande nacho bar. Bingo cash prizes range from $100 to $500, with additional cards and raffle prizes available. Proceeds benefit the Anonymous Tip Reward Fund.

Unwind with a wellness experience that blends hands-on candle making and a relaxing yoga session. Choose a fragrance and create a custom candle with supplies provided, then let it cool while you practice intentional movement, stretching, and mindful breathing. The yoga session welcomes beginners and all experience levels, and no prior candle-making or yoga experience is needed. Enjoy one complimentary glass of bubbly or non-alcoholic sparkling juice, and take your handmade candle home the same day. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for yoga.

Imaginary Friend returns with Power Pop and British Invasion music, bringing a lively soundtrack for smiles and dancing.

Students can bring a friend to enjoy an evening featuring sparkling wine, a professional dance show, and social dancing. The event is free for new guests and referring students. New guests receive a discount on the introductory course, and referring students earn two free lessons for each qualified guest.

Eddie 9V brings a sound rooted in Southern soul, blues, and vintage rock and roll to The Ramkat, with special guest Leroy From the North. His 2024 album Saratoga helped expand his audience, earning SiriusXM airplay and national attention. Now signed to Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound, Eddie 9V is preparing a new record and taking his live show to bigger stages.

Dalton Allen is an emerging artist from North Carolina’s Triad region, performing covers from a wide range of decades and musical genres. He is also open to taking requests, making each performance unique.

Children can enjoy a private, one-on-one visit with Santa Claus in a photography studio in Winston-Salem. Each child can talk with Santa about their wishes, read a book, open a present, or enjoy a special treat. Every session includes five complimentary hand-edited digital images, with the option to purchase ornaments, holiday cards, and other items.

A flash event is planned in honor of Friday the 13th. Flash designs will be posted during the week, and selections will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Enjoy an informal music jam featuring pickin’ and grinnin’. Bring an instrument to play along, or simply come to listen and enjoy the camaraderie. All skill levels are welcome.

A monthly visual arts class for youth ages 5 to 15, led by Kyla Ellis, a licensed and nationally board-certified visual arts teacher with a BFA in Art Education. Her experience includes teaching at Surry County Schools, Surry Community College, Surry Arts Council, and Crisanthemum Ceramics. Her work explores color and design through art, quilt making, and gardening. The class costs $25.

A monthly visual arts class for youth ages 5 to 15, taught by Kayla Ellis.

Take part in a weekly shop tournament.

Mountain Man Auction House hosts an auction featuring a fresh box truck load of Amazon products delivered by Drew Wright. The lineup includes box lots and individual deals with household items, tools, toys, and plenty of surprises. Look for bargains, enjoy the fun of competitive bidding, and see what unexpected finds appear as each lot comes up.

Put your thinking caps on for an evening of trivia, friendly competition, and laughs. Tickets include a BBQ dinner, and drinks will be available for donation. Browse a silent auction featuring experiences that could make Christmas gifts. Childcare will be provided by 8th graders, with proceeds supporting their end-of-year trip and graduation.

This free robotics club welcomes girls and gender-diverse youth in grades 6 through 12 to explore robotics in a supportive, youth-centered space. Participants can discover whether robotics interests them or share knowledge they already have through brief introductions, community conversations, and connections with peers. Monthly activities are shaped by participants’ interests and may include collaborative projects, show-and-tells, and short lessons on different skills. The first meeting will feature an introductory robotics activity and a chance to brainstorm ideas for future club gatherings, with experienced mentors facilitating activities.

The All Girls Sports Expo offers girls a chance to get active, try basketball, and build confidence in a welcoming, low-pressure setting. No experience is needed, and the focus is on getting out on the court and playing.

This CPR course is open to the public, and no affiliation with an emergency services agency is required. It is intended for people seeking CPR certification for work or volunteer service, as well as those who want to be prepared to help in an emergency. Eligible members of lifesaving organizations, including fire, rescue, EMS, and other qualifying agencies, may receive a tuition and fee waiver. Registration and payment take place on the day of the course.

Winston-Salem favorites The Vagabond Saints' Society bring a mischievous celebration of The Replacements, the iconic Minneapolis pioneers of punk and garage rock, to Gas Hill Drinking Room. Playful questions about sobriety, balance, and whether Tommy finally gets those tonsils out set the tone for an irreverent night of music.

Presented by the UNCSA School of Music Piano Department, Piano Weekend features three competitions focused on the Baroque and Classical periods and works by Chopin, along with a performance by Boris Berman. The events are dedicated to the memories of harpsichordist and Baroque music scholar Kenneth Cooper, piano pedagogue Anna Kantor, and voice teacher Patricia Misslin.

Ashley McBryde brings the Into The Wild Tour to Greensboro Complex for a general admission, standing room only show. Attendees aged 2 or older need a ticket to enter. Piedmont Hall has an updated bag policy, and the venue operates on a cashless basis. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales offered by the artist, the venue, Live Nation, and The Trybe.

TriadAsianFest brings together Asian food, live performances, culture, arts, vendors, and family fun for a day of tasting, dancing, and discovering Asia at the Piedmont Triad Farmers Market in Greensboro.

Choose from three motorcycle rides supporting Serena Childress as she undergoes chemotherapy. Registration fees will help with her medical and other bills. The cruiser and sport bike ride covers approximately 125 to 150 miles of scenic mountain roads, is led, and welcomes vehicles. The beginner and intermediate adventure ride covers about 125 to 150 miles of winding roads and scenic views, including 25 to 30 miles of gravel. It is self-guided, with a route file provided after registration, and offers the option to ride at your own pace or with a group. The advanced adventure ride is intended for experienced riders and covers more than 240 miles, including over 80 miles of gravel roads, on a challenging, full-day route. It is also self-guided, with a route file provided after registration. Free breakfast is available at check-in for all three rides. The adventure routes have stops for gas and food along the way, and the cruiser and sport bike ride plans a lunch stop. More information about routes, stops, door prizes, and other ways to support Serena will be shared as it becomes available.

The Triad GO FAR Community 5K and Fun Run celebrates the completion of an eight-week program in which children from Triad schools and community clubs build endurance, develop healthy habits, and practice perseverance, teamwork, and courage. Children and families can take part in a 5K or a one-mile Fun Run, and the event is open to everyone, whether or not they have a child participating. Race-day features include a loop-style course, cheer squads along the route, course support, and free admission to family festivities. Registered runners with a bib who cross the finish line receive a GO FAR finisher medal, while registered one-mile Fun Run participants with a bib receive a finisher token. A GO FAR cotton T-shirt is guaranteed for participants who register by the early bird deadline.

Copa Salem is a community soccer festival in Winston-Salem bringing people together through competition, youth development, and community connection. The event features a 7v7 coed soccer tournament, a free youth soccer clinic in partnership with Charlotte FC, and a community fair with local nonprofits, health organizations, and community partners. It is designed as a family-friendly celebration centered on soccer and community.

This free, hands-on garden cleanup workshop with the Permaculture Group and Grayson LandCare focuses on preparing beds for winter while maintaining habitat for insects, protecting plants, and caring for the soil. Cynthia and Rick Taylor, creators of the Permaculture Garden, will guide demonstrations on selectively cutting back growth, leaving certain plants to overwinter, collecting seeds, mulching, and planting fruit trees at the Permaculture garden in Galax. Dress warmly and bring gloves, pruners, loppers, and any favorite tools if you have them. For more information, contact Michelle at 276-768-0597 or Cynthia at Cynthia@graysonlandcare.org.

Celebrate the holiday season at an open market featuring Santa, snow, live music, and more than 70 vendors. Shop and support local businesses.

Enjoy a family-friendly day featuring airplanes, helicopter rides, cars, motorcycles, food, beer and wine, live music, and local vendors. Cruise-in entry has no fee, and parking donations support CC Camp VFD.

Her Hive Kids Swap & Share is a free community event where families can find clothing, toys, shoes, baby essentials, and more for growing children at no cost. The event brings families together to give pre-loved items a second life and help make needed items accessible in the community. Attendance will be organized into designated, pre-registered time slots.

Shop a selection of Florida Satsuma mandarins, navel oranges, and grapefruit, sold in 20–22-pound boxes, along with honey, assorted marmalade, and Georgia whole pecans. No pre-order is needed. Cash, checks, and credit cards are accepted, with an additional fee for credit card payments.

Opalicious Eats & Treats carries forward a nearly 70-year community tradition of Greek baking, featuring favorites such as baklava, spanakopita, and kourambiedes. The recipes and spirit remain rooted in those shared by generations of grandmothers. Proceeds support local nonprofits, and the fundraiser is the largest of the year for Philoptochos.

Explore a Christmas bazaar featuring vendors, canned goods, baked goods, demonstrations, BBQ sandwich boxes, and more.

Happy Ratters has increased the limit to eight runs per dog per day, introduced new Versatility Title rosettes, and expanded placement ribbons through seventh place. Entries are open, with no late-entry or day-of-show entry fees.

The 4th Annual LaRue Run brings the community together for a timed 5K run and walk that supports Little Pink Houses of Hope and families navigating breast cancer. Participants can run or walk, supporters can cheer, and volunteers can lend a hand. Every effort helps provide rest and renewal retreats for patients and their loved ones. Expect a Kids Fun Run, music and a welcoming atmosphere, family-friendly activities, and a lively mix of food trucks and local vendors. Runners, walkers, families, and supporters of all ages are welcome. Registration and donations help fund retreats that give families time to breathe, reconnect, and find hope.

Spend dedicated studio time developing your own approach to figure study with a live model. There is no formal instruction, allowing you to focus on your personal process. A different model each month offers opportunities to practice gesture, proportion, anatomy, and line work. Bring the creative materials you prefer, such as charcoal, ink, paint, or collage. Easels and tables are provided. A facility fee applies, and model fees are shared among participants based on attendance.

Browse offerings from more than 25 vendors and cruise in with your favorite vehicle while supporting a good cause.

Browse a variety of local vendors offering unique products, handmade items, gifts, and more at this community shopping fair. The event supports small businesses, and vendor fees benefit the United Fund of Surry.

Spend a day crafting and sharing pizza for lunch. Please RSVP so organizers can plan for the number of people attending.

Enjoy a fun, relaxed meetup at Melrose Coffee. Blankets will be collected for people experiencing homelessness, and those who wish to donate can bring blankets to the meetup.

Celebrate a Second Saturday at The Marshall Muse Gallery with an open studio and creative play day centered on art, community, and giving back. This family-friendly gathering welcomes children to experiment at the interactive My Muse Station, try seasonal activities, and discover rotating workshops and surprise pop-ups. Visitors can go behind the scenes with tours of the gallery, classrooms, and studios, dive into hands-on projects, and connect with in-house and guest artists. Each month features a local nonprofit, offering ways to learn about their mission and support meaningful work in the community. Nominations for future featured nonprofits are accepted.

A photo celebration honoring five Veterans and their families. Veterans and families interested in taking part can call to schedule a 30-minute photo session.

WPAQ’s Saturday morning Merry Go Round features live performances from Robert Tilley & the Hardtimes Band, followed by Flint Ridge, broadcast from the Earle Theatre in Downtown Mount Airy.

Lowk3y returns to Greensboro after a year away, bringing a refined, quality-focused car show back to its roots. Elm Street in front of Natty Greene’s will be closed for a showcase that welcomes clean, attention-grabbing cars, trucks, and bikes from all makes and models. Spectator entry is free. Show vehicle participation costs 45 dollars and requires an application with approval. Vendor options are available at 150 and 250 dollars. Look forward to standout builds, raffles and giveaways, local brews from Natty Greene’s, special discounts, live entertainment, and a few surprises. Space is limited and submissions are reviewed carefully to maintain top-tier standards.

Explore the history of African Americans in Winston-Salem through stories, landmarks, and contributions that have helped shape the city. The tour travels through the historic Depot Street neighborhood.

Children and an accompanying adult will work together to create up to five handmade clay Christmas ornaments. Participants will shape slabs of clay using cookie cutters, stamps, texture rollers, and other tools, then decorate their pieces with Christmas-themed underglaze transfers and colorful underglazes. Each registration covers one child and one adult working on a single set of ornaments, and a parent or guardian must stay with the child throughout the class. After the ornaments are made, they will be dried, fired, finished with clear glaze, and fired again. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup in approximately four to six weeks, with shipping available for an additional fee. Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are recommended, and long hair should be tied back. Loose jewelry is best left at home.

The National Council of Negro Women’s Alamance-Guilford Section welcomes women, college and collegiate students, and young women ages 12–18 to learn about the organization and its mission. The meeting offers an opportunity to meet section members, ask about membership and programs, and explore ways to take part in service, leadership, and community involvement.

Led by Kayla Ellis, this barn quilt class gives participants the opportunity to design their own 24-inch birch wood barn quilt.

Explore downtown Winston-Salem on a walking tour focused on the city’s rise as a center of industry and progress in the American South. Discover the history of its tobacco factories, wagon manufactories, and more.

Design and paint a 14-inch wooden Christmas door hanger, choosing from inspiration designs or creating a personalized piece. Participants receive guidance with painting techniques, color choices, lettering, and finishing touches. Paint and all materials are included. The workshop is beginner-friendly, and no prior experience is necessary. Suitable for ages 8 and up.

Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome to learn, improve their chess skills, or teach someone else. Children under 8 must remain with a parent. Chess boards are provided, or you can bring your own.

Crafty Queers is a crafting social group for working on individual projects while enjoying light conversation. Try crochet, do some painting, or choose an activity from the crafting bag.

Discover the achievements of Greensboro’s African American community through stories of academics, businesspeople, and community leaders. Learn about the development of Green Book hotels, church communities, and educational and business institutions.

Pick up a Thanksgiving meal through this drive-thru fundraiser. Each meal includes turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, a roll, and dessert. Meals are available by donation while supplies last.

The Annual Chicken Stew offers a chance to share warm chicken stew and fellowship with family and friends.

Explore some of the darkest stories in Winston-Salem’s past, including a mysterious murder linked to a serial prison escape artist, the rise of one of America’s most infamous cult leaders, and the inexplicable murder of an entire family.

Everyone is welcome to share a community Thanksgiving meal. There is no charge, and everything will be provided. Friends and family are welcome to enjoy a special time of fellowship.

Explore the darker side of Greensboro’s history through accounts of violent crimes, including a taxi driver’s murder by escapees from a mental institution, a chilling serial murderer, and the torture and killing of a local nightclub celebrity. The tour offers a look at some of the city’s most frightening stories.

Wrap up the fall season with Incognito at the Elkin Railyard, where the two “Fall Guys” tie themselves to the tracks.

An evening inspired by Curiosity in Bloom, the Kaleidoscope Ball supports greater access to interactive learning, creative play, and hands-on experiences for children and families across the region. The celebration features a plated dinner by Gathering Grace, curated cocktails, live and silent auctions, games of chance, and dancing with Epic Proportions.

Enjoy a Gospel-inspired dance cardio workout that brings together exercise, fellowship, and joy. This in-person event is open to the general public and offers a chance to dance, get moving, and have fun.

Enjoy a family movie night featuring the classic film The Sound of Music on the big screen at Star of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Popcorn, candy, and soda are part of the evening’s movie-night treats.

Enjoy an evening of bingo at Fries Fire & Rescue. Doors open before bingo begins.

Latin Dancing Nights at AFAS offers a welcoming, high energy evening in Winston-Salem each month. The night begins with a beginner friendly salsa class that breaks down the basics, with no partner or prior experience required. After the lesson, a lively social keeps the floor moving with salsa, bachata, merengue, cumbia, cha cha cha, kizomba, and more. Guests may attend solo, with friends, or on a date, and can connect with fellow dance lovers in an inviting setting. Admission is $10 and includes the class along with several hours of social dancing.

The Gamma Beta Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. marks a century of service to Greensboro and Guilford County, honoring its enduring commitment to brotherhood, scholarship, and service. The celebration reflects on the chapter’s history and impact under the theme “Anchored in Legacy, Rising in Excellence,” with an evening centered on fellowship and recognition of its legacy.

Flannel Fest features performances by Jukebox Rehab and Dandelion, an Ella Langley tribute with Megan Doss and The Travelers.

Spend the day at the races, with gates opening in the afternoon and racing planned for the evening.

A high-energy celebration of Tina Turner’s music, featuring electrifying stage presence and a commanding performance from Jenn. Hear beloved hits including “Proud Mary,” “River Deep - Mountain High,” “What’s Love Got to Do with It,” and “The Best,” along with an eclectic mix of other favorites.

Wagon Load A Trouble appears for the first time at Angry Troll Brewing, a locally rooted microbrewery and restaurant set inside a restored historic warehouse on Main Street. The setting provides a downtown atmosphere with a welcoming community, food, and freshly brewed beer.

Charlie’s Basement performs a free show.

Celebrate a year of monthly comedy variety shows with a birthday party featuring the puppets of Infinity Lane, comedian Alex Stone, and other guests to be announced. The show also includes Instant Musical Improv, host Kate Carson-Groner, and musical director Trevor Gabriel.

A late-night DJ dance party in downtown Greensboro featuring music, cold drinks, and an energetic atmosphere. Admission is free, and the event is for guests 21 and up. VIP booths and tables are available for purchase for groups looking for reserved seating.

Stretch, move, and explore creative ways to express yourself in this beginner-friendly class led by Dezmon Woods. After gentle stretches, try movement inspired by hip-hop, jazz, contemporary, and other dance styles. No dance experience is needed. The focus is on moving, trying new things, and having fun, not on being perfect.

Enjoy a fall ride on the New River Trail, choosing how much of the trail to ride. Afterward, lunch is planned at Creek Bottom Brewing. Riders can travel by carpool or meet at the trailhead, where parking costs $7 in cash.

Celebrate the holiday season at a festive market featuring handmade gifts from local artists and makers, seasonal treats, and live music by Tyler Long. Discover one-of-a-kind finds for everyone on your list, including yourself.

Shop a wide selection of items for newborns through teens at affordable prices. Free and paid ticket options are available for Pre-Sale. The event is also open to the public, and the database is open for consigning your own items and earning extra money for your family.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on ornament painting pop-up at Visual Index in Winston-Salem, NC. JK Woodworked Creations leads a guided session focused on Winston-Salem skyline designs, with all skill levels welcome and step by step help provided. Each participant chooses two favorite designs and decorates two 4 inch skyline ornaments to keep or give as gifts. Admission covers all painting supplies and materials, plus raffle giveaways. Space is limited.

The Tau Omega Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. celebrates extraordinary achievement, lasting legacies, and community with a luncheon featuring a fireside chat with Bakari Sellers, an attorney, author, and CNN political analyst. The conversation will explore leadership, service, and the shared responsibility to shape a brighter future. The program will also recognize John M. Kilimanjaro Trailblazer Award honorees Joe Dudley Jr., Dr. Edward B. Fort, and Theophilus Overture “T. O.” Stokes Jr. Rooted in the vision of fraternity brother Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Achievement Week honors Black accomplishments and the greatness within the community.

Mount Olive Elementary families and community members are invited to visit the school’s Angel Tree during this floating event. Stop by at any point during the event to share in a seasonal spirit of love, kindness, and Christmas cheer.

Experience an immersive journey of sound and vibration guided by Michael and Sandra, who have facilitated sound journeys for 14 years. The session features a range of instruments, including frame drums, West African harps, a Shruti box, buffalo drum, gong, flutes, crystal and Himalayan singing bowls, chimes, and vocal toning. Michael brings 30 years of percussion experience and crafts many of the instruments he plays. Sandra is a licensed vibrational sound therapist and massage therapist with nearly 30 years of study in the healing arts. They share an intention to support self-exploration and empower people to create positive change.

Share your poetry and your voice at a poetry slam held every third Sunday.