Events in New Hanover County, NC

Smart Start facilitates this Circle of Parents program for parents and caregivers of children with special needs ages 0–12. Families share a meal before children join a children’s group and parents begin their discussions. Older siblings are welcome, and there is no cost to participate.

NIGHTRAIN brings a full-concert salute to Guns N’ Roses, backed by 14 years of shows across the United States. Appearances include stages such as House of Blues, MTV’s famous Club La Vela, FC Dallas Stadium, and Carolina Rebellion, where they shared the bill with Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, and Buckcherry. The performance zeroes in on the sound and feel of the classic lineup. The singer captures Axl’s tone and trademark sway from the opening beat to the final note. The guitarist delivers Slash’s signature riffs with confident showmanship, top hat included. The rhythm section completes the picture with Izzy’s laid-back touch, a six foot, blond Duff, and the drive of Steven “Popcorn” Adler. Together they present a visually and musically faithful tribute, and the band continues to build its presence in today’s growing tribute scene.

Smart Start’s free Kaleidoscope Play & Learn groups welcome families with children ages 0–5. Families can take part in play and learning activities, with groups meeting weekly and no pre-registration required.

Compete in a Standard-format Magic: The Gathering event played over Swiss rounds. Players earn store credit for each match win, with the amount varying by the number of rounds. The first-place finisher receives a Standard Showdown promo card, and undefeated players earn a pack from the most recent Standard set. Eligible Standard sets must have held a prerelease event. An account with Wizards Eventlink is required.

The Bend, a community entertainment space shaded by trees in Wilmington’s Ogden neighborhood, features live music from The Hatch Brothers with Spencer Carlson.

Drake Milligan brings a blend of classic country tradition and rock and roll roots. He broke through with the praised Dallas/Fort Worth album and the Jukebox Songs EP, then followed with his second album, Tumbleweed. In 2025 he toured with Lainey Wilson and Luke Bryan, and he begins the Tumbleweed World Tour at the end of the year, continuing into 2026. This performance highlights the signature sound he has honed across these projects.

The Electric Light Orchestra Experience takes the stage at the Wilson Center - Cape Fear Community College.

Step into an evening of Colonial life at the Burgwin-Wright House. By candlelight, interpreters share the customs, rituals, and superstitions that shaped nightly routines in a world without electricity or modern comforts. Registration is $25 plus tax. Space is limited, so advance registration is required. To reserve a spot, please call (910) 762-0570 and do not email.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast with sausage, scrambled eggs, coffee, and juice. The breakfast supports the KB Hines Center’s activities and facility, and additional donations are welcome.

Browse locally grown produce, pasture-to-plate meats, farm-fresh eggs, local honey, roasted coffee, chocolates, baked goods, jams, salsa, and more. The market also features handcrafted items from local artisans. Admission is free, and leashed pets are welcome.

Join Coach Antoine at Pickle & Taps for an MLP-style team competition featuring 48 players divided into 12 teams, with 24 men and 24 women. Signing up for the draft is free, and players selected for a team pay $40. Player placement is based on DUPR ratings or the head pro’s assessment. Team assignments, levels, and match rules are available on the registration page.

Explore the history of Colonial Wilmington through the world of Claire and Jamie Fraser from the Outlander books and television series. This walking tour connects North Carolina history woven into the story with the experiences of Scottish Highlanders who arrived in America in the 1770s, with stops at about a dozen downtown locations.

This free monthly circle offers a supportive space for people who are pregnant, considering pregnancy, or postpartum to gather, share experiences related to pregnancy or birth, ask questions, and connect with one another. Sharing a birth story is optional. Babies in arms are welcome with their parent, but childcare is not provided, and older children are requested to remain in someone else’s care.

Take part in a casual One Piece Card Game tournament featuring Standard format and Swiss rounds. Players need a Bandai account, and entry can be purchased in store. Participants receive an OP Tournament Pack. Match wins earn store credit, with the amount depending on the number of rounds. Undefeated players receive a pack from the most recent Standard set, and first place receives an OP Winner pack. Sets must have held a prerelease event to qualify as Standard.

Explore Wilmington’s darker history through stories of infamous crimes and strange, shocking events. The tour spans tales from murders during the city’s turbulent 1840s to spying in the tense 1940s.

Paris comes to Wilmington for an evening of art, music, and performances, paired with food and cocktails. The event highlights and supports the artists and arts organizations that enrich the community.

Choose between casual, social games and winner-takes-all slugfests in a four-player, single-elimination pod tournament. Casual pod players receive a $5 store credit coin for participating, and the last player standing gets two pulls from the promo card library. A Wizards Eventlink account is required.

The Sardines, a Wilmington-based indie and psyche-rock band led by veteran multi-genre musician James Sardone, blend carefully crafted indie rock with melodic pop sensibilities. JPhono1 draws on a background spanning rock, folk, and spacey sounds, along with experience in bands, visual arts, and the Potluck Foundation music collective. Wilmington singer-songwriter James Reardon, a founding member of indie-rock outfit Rodeo Boy, is known for thoughtful songwriting, clever wordplay, and melodic sensibility.

Explore your body’s range of motion with personalized, one-on-one assisted stretching. Kristen tailors each session to your needs and goals, whether you want to support athletic performance, recover from an injury, or enhance your overall well-being. Gentle, guided movements and targeted stretches are designed to release muscle tightness, improve joint mobility, address postural imbalances, and help ease tension and stiffness. Appointments can be reserved by email or through the Appointments section of the Momence app.

At Lumina on Wrightsville Beach, a Holiday Inn Resort in Wrightsville Beach, NC, the next Big Picture Sort brings community members together to help preserve the Marshall Morgan Collection. The plan is to gather 100 volunteers to sort the final 250,000 photographs, and organizers are seeking 20 Table Captains who can each bring five friends to lead their tables. This collaborative effort focuses on safeguarding a shared visual history, with images from the early 1990s and many from the late 1990s and early 2000s still to be organized. Building on the progress made during the first two sorting events, the aim is to complete the project, which could make this the final Big Picture Sort.

Enjoy a hands-on soap-making workshop where you can create and personalize goat’s milk soaps with fragrances, natural colorants, and botanicals. With guided instruction and all materials provided, participants can blend scents, swirl colors, and add decorative details. No experience is needed, and children are welcome with an accompanying adult. Beverages may be purchased directly from By the Beach Brewing.

Backspin Social hosts free World Tavern Poker No-Limit Texas Hold’em tournaments for players of all experience levels. There is no buy-in or gambling. Players can earn league points toward local, regional, and national rankings, with opportunities to qualify for championship events and prizes.

Take part in a billiards tournament featuring 8-ball play on Sundays and 9-ball play on Wednesdays. The buy-in is $10, and half of the prize pot is matched.

Spamalot, the Tony Award winning Best Musical, arrives at the Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College in Wilmington with a Monty Python take on King Arthur’s quest for the Holy Grail. With a book and lyrics by Eric Idle and music by John Du Prez and Eric Idle, this comedic adventure serves up airborne cows, a relentless killer rabbit, British royals, taunting French soldiers, energetic dancers, the pursuit of a certain shrubbery, and the ever-enchanting Lady of the Lake. The score includes songs such as Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, The Song That Goes Like This, and Find Your Grail. Recommended for ages 7 and over. The run time is approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes, including a 15 minute intermission.

Enjoy an evening of seasonal inspiration and festive tablescapes at Modshop by Porchlight. A hands-on session offers guidance on styling a beautiful table for holiday gatherings, followed by spiked cider and an opportunity to browse a curated collection, including tablescapes featured at the event.

Marty Stuart takes the stage with The Fabulous Superlatives for a concert that honors a remarkable legacy while exploring fresh sonic territory. Across more than five decades, he has earned five Grammy Awards, founded the Congress of Country Music, joined the Country Music Hall of Fame, and received the AMA Lifetime Achievement Award. His journey spans early work with Lester Flatt and Johnny Cash to a solo career marked by the Gold-certified Hillbilly Rock, the Platinum-certified This One’s Gonna Hurt You, and Grammy-winning favorites The Whiskey Ain’t Workin’ and Same Old Train. This performance highlights Space Junk, his first full-length double album of original instrumentals, brought to life with longtime bandmates Kenny Vaughan, Harry Stinson, and Chris Scruggs. Their deep musical connection shapes a sound that blends surf-tinged guitar, easygoing California rhythms, expressive steel, and agile fretwork for a vivid live experience.

Take part in a mullet tournament with cash payouts for the three largest mullets caught. Non-cash prizes will be awarded for the heaviest legal red drum, black drum, trout, and pompano. Entry costs $20, payable in cash on the day of the tournament.

A charity pickleball tournament hosted by Pickle & Taps and Wellness Without Walls, featuring mixed doubles divisions for a range of skill levels. The non-DUPR event includes food trucks, raffles, and medals. Entry is $60 per person.

BAD Day Music and Arts Festival 2026 brings a standout lineup to the Brooklyn Arts District in Wilmington, North Carolina, featuring The Revivalists, Grace Potter, Greensky Bluegrass, Ripe, Futurebirds, and Lady Die, with additional artists to be announced. The event welcomes all ages, and children 12 and under are admitted free when accompanied by a ticketed adult.

Celebrate the opening of a new makerspace with free, public activities for all ages. Explore hands-on activities, live demonstrations, guided tours, food, door prizes, and opportunities to create and connect with the community. Makers, entrepreneurs, and curious visitors are all welcome.

Experience participatory kirtan with Gershone and Gina, featuring original high-energy mantra music, Sanskrit and English chants, and call-and-response singing alongside ceremonial cacao. The gathering centers on chanting together, setting intentions, and sharing a heart-opening experience. Bring a mug for cacao, though recyclable cups will also be available. The suggested drop-in payment is $33 to $55, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

A rock performance by The Conspiracy takes the stage at Seven Mile Post in Wilmington.

Ward Davis is an Americana musician and songwriter whose soulful voice and candid storytelling blend traditional country roots with a contemporary sound. He has written songs for Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Trace Adkins, and his own albums explore themes of love, loss, and redemption. This solo acoustic performance brings his emotionally expressive songwriting and distinctive country sound to the stage.

Wilmington Symphony Orchestra takes the stage at the Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College in Wilmington with a program that travels across places and inner landscapes, moving from shadow toward brightness. Conductor Peter Askim leads Mozart’s Overture to The Magic Flute, Gabriela Lena Frank’s Escaramuza, Jeffrey Scott’s The Journey, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67. This concert is suitable for all ages.

An official after-hours celebration for BAD Day Fest comes to Brooklyn Arts Center in Wilmington, featuring Deadtronica with Aron Magner of The Disco Biscuits alongside Cloudchord. Additional guests will be announced. Tickets are available.

The Parkway Subaru Battleship Half Marathon, GFL 10K, and 5K brings runners back to Wilmington for a standout day of racing in North Carolina. The start and finish are at Water Street Park in historic downtown Wilmington, where participants take in views of the Battleship North Carolina on a route that balances scenic stretches with plenty of challenge. The half marathon moves through downtown, crosses the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge, and adds two more bridge crossings for a distinctive, high-energy experience. The 10K and 5K provide options for every pace, whether aiming for a strong result, running alongside friends, or soaking up the event atmosphere. All participants receive a race shirt and finisher medal, with awards presented in overall, masters, and age group categories. Packet pickup is hosted at Aloft Wilmington at Coastline Center.

Celebrate a 50th birthday with mermaid photos, story time, crafts, face painting, animal encounters, and live animal feedings. A members event includes breakfast and a mermaid encounter, followed by activities for the community.

Presented by the Wilson Center, this event pairs a screening of Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner: The Final Cut with a live performance of Vangelis’s iconic, synth-driven score by The Avex Ensemble. The music is played in precise sync with the 1982 sci-fi classic, shown on a large high-definition screen. Produced by Avex Classics International through an arrangement with Warner Bros., the presentation heightens the noir atmosphere of the story following detective Rick Deckard, portrayed by Harrison Ford, on his mission as a replicant hunter. The film is rated R and is not recommended for young audiences. Subtitles will be displayed, and attendees younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Connect with local businesses through community, conversation, and collaboration at this free networking gathering. Bring coffee and business cards for open networking, individual introductions, and a featured presentation by Kasia Foltyn, the Mobile Mermaid, with Pierogi for the People.

Enjoy wine specials alongside Wheelz pizza, including a discount on all glasses and select bottles. Stay for music bingo, which is free to play and open to participants at any point. Bring a smartphone to play. Depending on the weather, bingo takes place in the beer garden and on the covered deck, or indoors and on the deck.

Nirvani recreates the raw, high-energy sound and rebellious spirit of Nirvana, with distorted guitar riffs and powerful vocals. The performance spans hits and deeper cuts from the band’s catalog, including “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” “Come As You Are,” and “Heart-Shaped Box.”

FIT4MOM Wilmington, Sip + Stroll Moms Club, and 4th Trimester Mission host a free community gathering for moms to enjoy a relaxed walk, coffee, and conversation. It is designed especially for moms in the fourth trimester who may not yet be cleared for exercise, and mothers at every stage are welcome. The gathering offers a chance to get some fresh air, connect with other moms, and support one another through the journey of motherhood.

Make a heart-led donation and receive homemade potato pierogi. All proceeds go to local people, families, and groups. Pierogi are available on a first-come, first-served basis, with no pre-orders.

Held each month, this approximately one-hour nature walk at Greenfield Lake welcomes friends and families to enjoy the outdoors together and meet new people. Everyone is invited and no registration is needed. The group gathers at the boathouse, and a limited number of binoculars will be available to share.

Enjoy a day of shopping small and exploring local shops in Carolina Beach during the fall edition of this annual event. Participating shops will offer bubbly beverages, bites, seasonal sales, and in-store raffles. Bring three or more shopping receipts to Island Beverage for a chance to enter the prize-package drawing, with one entry for every three receipts.

At the New Hanover County Library, Northchase Branch, the Hidden History Festival explores the lesser known stories of Indigenous nations and families. Learn how some communities became part of well known contemporary tribes, while others upheld pre-colonial treaties and maintained their distinct identities. The program takes place in the Fly Trap Room and centers on history, heritage and enjoyment.

World Ballet Company brings the beloved holiday classic to UNCW Kenan Auditorium with an enchanting staging of The Nutcracker. On Christmas Eve, Marie’s cherished Nutcracker comes to life and leads her through flurries of snow, a showdown with mice, and a visit to the Kingdom of Sweets. The production features a cast of 40 dancers, over 150 hand-sewn costumes, and handcrafted sets, creating a festive experience for all ages. The performance runs about 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 2 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours iconic ballets to cities across the country, appealing to first-time attendees and longtime ballet lovers. The company includes artists from more than ten countries and has appeared in over 300 cities for audiences totaling more than 500,000. Special pricing is available for groups of 10 or more.

Lexi Weege brings a lifetime of music-making to the stage at Avenue B in Wilmington, NC, performing with Rachel Gore. Hailing from Massachusetts’ Pioneer Valley, she has tried on many musical roles, from polka-dotted big band singer to rock frontwoman, and has shaped her voice into a barroom jazz style that nods to Billie Holiday and Jessica Rabbit while gliding into lively blues when the moment calls for it. Her album Renaissance Painting showcases original jazz compositions, and she is currently in the studio crafting the next record.

Community acupuncture offers an affordable, calming setting to help reduce stress, ease pain, and support whole-body balance in a shared healing space. Sessions are 50 minutes, with a pick-your-price range of $30 to $50. Dr. Jenniffer Conte has practiced Chinese medicine for six years, with a focus on women’s health, digestive disorders, and pediatrics. She holds a master’s degree in acupuncture, a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine degree, and an international certification in pediatric acupuncture.

Browse a variety of local artisans, vendors, and small businesses offering holiday gifts, crafts, decorations, and more. The market brings together seasonal shopping, community fun, and holiday cheer for a festive outing with family.

Settle into a slow, grounding practice in gentle candlelight, with fully supported restorative postures to help release tension, steady the breath, and invite ease. The class includes moments of lunar reflection and grounding, offering a peaceful way to seek stillness, relieve stress, and feel more centered. Suitable for all, with a $20 drop-in option or membership.

Feel the power of Foreigner’s classic rock as Urgent, a tribute to the band, recreates the sound and spirit of the originals. This electrifying show delivers hit after hit with precision and passion, from Feels Like the First Time and Cold as Ice to Juke Box Hero and I Want to Know What Love Is, along with more favorites. The seasoned musicians keep the energy high across a two hour set, bringing timeless anthems to life for audiences of all ages. Get ready to relive the songs that defined a generation and rock with Urgent’s faithful performance.

Connect with local businesses through community, conversation, and collaboration at this free networking gathering. Bring coffee and business cards for open networking, individual introductions, and a featured presentation by Brad Hanson of Driftwood Inspections.

The Wilmington Choral Society presents Sing We Now of Christmas, a seasonal concert featuring an ensemble of more than 90 multigenerational singers. Honoring over 75 years of choral tradition in the Cape Fear region, the program brings together cherished carols, sacred hymns, and nostalgic holiday favorites, with opportunities for audience sing along. Rich harmonies and familiar melodies create a celebration of the season.

Celebrate the season with the Cape Fear Pickleball Club community at a Christmas party featuring holiday cheer and time together with fellow club members. More details will be shared as they are confirmed.

Named Best Half Marathon in North Carolina by Race Raves, this race offers multiple ways to take part. Choose the Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, or the Challenge, which pairs the 5K with the Half Marathon and is the only option of its kind in Wilmington. Courses highlight the charm of historic downtown with scenic passages, and the Half Marathon and 10K include crossings of all three downtown bridges plus more than a mile along the nation’s top rated riverwalk. The celebration continues at the finish in Riverfront Park with music, high fives, complimentary beer from Wrightsville Beach Brewery and Oden Brewing Company, and barbecue from BH43 Sauces & Smoke.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast with sausage, scrambled eggs, coffee, and juice. The breakfast supports the KB Hines Center’s activities and facility, and additional donations are welcome.

Cars & Coffee Wilmington is a free, family-friendly monthly car meet celebrating the Port City’s automotive community. Each gathering features a new theme, with a showcase designed to include all facets of the car scene. Attendees can also enjoy breakfast, brunch, and shopping at The Pointe at Barclay.

Celebrate the season at a holiday market at Riverlights featuring more than 30 local artists and makers. Enjoy live music with a holiday flair, visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and sip a festive coffee from Restored while you explore.

Guided by Katie and Lauryn, this soothing experience blends ceremonial cacao, deeply restful yoga, and nurturing touch. It begins with a cacao circle featuring breathwork, meditation, and time to connect with others, plus a warm cup prepared with oat milk, cinnamon, salt, and honey. The calming qualities of cacao set the tone for a restorative practice where each posture is supported with gentle, hands-on massage and assistance. Supportive props like blocks, bolsters, and blankets are encouraged to help the body and mind settle into ease. For the best experience, arrive with an empty stomach and avoid alcohol or other mind-altering substances beforehand. Bring a favorite mug for your cacao. The cost is $44. Every element is thoughtfully considered to create a meaningful, restful atmosphere.

City Ballet presents The Nutcracker with the City Ballet Orchestra and special guest performers from Cape Fear Chorale at the Wilson Center. Inspired by E. T. A. Hoffmann’s classic tale, the production spotlights favorites like Drosselmeyer, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and Marie with her Nutcracker Prince, blending rich storytelling and eye-catching costumes with a full live musical backdrop. For many, this tradition signals the start of the holiday season. The region’s resident company, City Ballet premiered the Wilson Center’s first full-length ballet when it opened in 2015 and continues to present professional classical and contemporary works each season.

Explore Wilmington’s Revolutionary-era past on a walking tour presented by the Burgwin-Wright House and Gardens. The route highlights places tied to the town’s earliest years, including the sites of the old jail, courthouse, and market, while sharing how the American Revolution reached Wilmington in the 1770s. The walk sets out from the Burgwin-Wright House and offers a look at what the town may have been like on the cusp of the Revolution, with context as the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of independence. Comfortable shoes and water are recommended. Tickets are $25 plus tax. To reserve, call 910-762-0570. All sales are final, and tickets may be transferred to another walking tour within the same calendar year.

Shelly Belly, also known as Michelle Rider, brings quick wit and relatable humor to a live comedy performance. Her comedy career grew from viral skits filmed on her front porch in South Carolina, gaining millions of online views as Shelly Belly Comedy. She appeared on Season 3 of Netflix’s The Circle and has been featured by outlets including Entertainment Tonight, NBC, Fox, Parade, Women’s Health, and Yahoo News.

An indoor holiday market fills the Wilmington Convention Center with two days of shopping and festive activities. Browse around 150 vendors offering seasonal gifts, boutique items, handmade creations, home decor, treats, accessories, and more. Families can enjoy photos with Santa, complimentary face painting, a Christmas tree display, themed photo backdrops, and live music. Special experiences include Jewelari Charm Bar, Sunkissed Charm Bar, Linked Ever After permanent jewelry, a trucker hat bar by 596 Designs, Bounce and Brush, The Wandering Bloom hair tinsel, Southern Sparkle & Co, and Spunky Fantasy Services. The Bair Foundation and the Wilmington Railroad Museum will also be on site. Presented with support from Leafguard, Patio Enclosures, The Pet's Table, and Renewal by Anderson. Admission is $7 and valid for both days. Parking is available in the convention center parking deck with all day rates ranging from $3 to $11.

Krampus Christmas brings a mischievous twist to holiday shopping at the Krampus Christmas Market. Explore more than 60 vendors with unique gifts, handmade items, curious finds, and other out-of-the-ordinary treasures. Meet Santa and Krampus, sip mulled wine or hot cocoa while tackling your gift list, and grab a bite from the food truck. The market is held at Elks Lodge in Wilmington, North Carolina. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under are free.

This experience traces a turning point in C. S. Lewis’s life, when a conversation with his close friend J. R. R. Tolkien shifted his view of the Nativity from a comforting legend to a lived truth and set him on a path from unbelief to Christian faith. Set in his home near Oxford on Christmas Eve, Lewis welcomes a group of American travelers spending the holiday in England and shares personal holiday memories that reveal how this change reshaped his understanding of Christmas. The stories unfold with warmth and candor, sparking curiosity, laughter and gladness, and at times a few tears. By the close, the guests come to see how that pivotal exchange with Tolkien transformed his celebrations of the season.

Step away from the holiday rush for a cozy evening inspired by hygge, the Danish art of comfort, connection, and simple joy. Jennifer Grubba will guide gentle movement and a heartfelt holiday meditation, followed by a serene sound bath designed to help release tension and encourage calm and renewal. Comfortable holiday pajamas or yoga attire are encouraged. Blankets, bolsters, a holiday treat, and hot tea will be provided.

Connect with local businesses through a free networking group focused on community, connection, and collaboration. Bring coffee and business cards for open networking, individual introductions, a featured presenter, and more time to connect.

Tony and Grammy winner Leslie Odom, Jr. brings his 2026 holiday tour back after a completely sold-out run last year. The evening blends cherished seasonal favorites with original songs from his celebrated Christmas releases, plus select numbers from Hamilton, the Broadway hit that earned him a Tony for portraying Aaron Burr. Expect silken vocals, easygoing charisma, and a throughline of peace and unity as the music moves from tender to soaring. It is a warm, spirited concert that captures the joy of the season.

Wilmington Voices, the city’s professional vocal ensemble, presents a free holiday choral concert that highlights hope, peace, and light. The Longest Night showcases the beauty of voices singing together in seasonal music.

Make a heart-led donation and receive homemade potato pierogi. All funds go to local individuals, families, and groups. Pierogi are available first come, first served, with no pre-orders.

Relive the sounds of 1990s country in a high-energy tribute featuring hits associated with Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, and more. The Nashville Nights Band brings together seasoned musicians to recreate the era’s signature songs, harmonies, and honky-tonk sounds in a lively concert experience.

Fans can meet actor Damian Chapa, known for portraying Miklo in the film Blood in Blood Out, at El Cerro Grande Mexican Restaurant. Admission is 30 and includes a selfie photo, with free entry for children under 11. Autographs for items brought from outside are $30, while merchandise purchased at the Vato Loco booth includes a complimentary autograph. LA Onda jackets will be available for 150.

Set sail on a nostalgic journey through smooth soft rock hits from the 1970s and 1980s with Thurston Howell. The band features keyboards, drums, saxophone, bass, guitar, and vocals, bringing classic yacht rock from the lobster docks of Bar Harbor to the marinas of Fort Lauderdale.

Experience the sound and spirit of Warped Tour through an energetic tribute featuring anthems from Blink-182, Green Day, Papa Roach, Good Charlotte, NOFX, Goldfinger, Avril Lavigne, Linkin Park, Pierce The Veil, 3OH!3, and more. Fans vote on the setlist, so the songs vary from show to show. The performance recalls the festival’s bustling lineup boards, stage-hopping, unexpected musical discoveries, and skaters soaring on the vert ramp between sets.

Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond, this uplifting true story follows a kid from Brooklyn on his journey to becoming an American rock icon. Featuring classics such as “America,” “Forever in Blue Jeans,” and “Sweet Caroline,” the production celebrates Diamond’s chart-topping career and music. His story first shone on Broadway and now heads out on the road across America.