Events in Oxford today

Saturday mornings in Raleigh offer a visit to the North Hills Farmers Market with locally raised 100% Wagyu beef and Berkshire pork from North Carolina. Stock up for weekend cookouts, game day menus, or just because.

A local holistic wellness and arts showcase where exhibitors may offer aura photos, bodywork, energy work, intuitive readings such as tarot and astrology, handcrafted jewelry and gifts, and indulgent spa products. Complimentary workshops may also be offered, and admission is free.

Centered on raising awareness and offering support to people and families impacted by breast cancer, the 100 Men in Pink breast cancer ride brings the community together for a meaningful cause. Golden Glow Photo Booth will participate as a vendor with a photo booth for attendees to take pictures and save a keepsake. Golden Glow Photo Booth also thanks Kimberly’s Touch for including them in the event.

Taste of Asia 2026 brings a full day of flavors, performances, and cultural traditions to Moore Square in Downtown Raleigh. Expect authentic cuisine from across the continent, live cultural showcases on stage, a traditional fashion presentation, dragon boat themed activities, family friendly attractions, and more than one hundred food, artisan, and cultural vendors. Admission is free. Community partners include North Carolina Asian Americans Alliance, North Carolina Chinese American Society, AANHPI Unity Collective, Carolina AAPI Business Alliance, North Carolina Chinese Business Association, Nepal Center of North Carolina, Japan-America Society of North Carolina, and One Heart Many Hands NC. Support comes from Diamond sponsor Hibachi 88, Platinum sponsor iPearl, and Bronze sponsors Yan Zhang CPA, YCL CPA, and Szechuan Mansion Hotpot.

Experience a local artist market at the North Carolina Museum of Art. This pop-up returns on the first Saturday of each month with a new lineup of local artists to discover. Stroll the galleries, enjoy the museum park, and shop local art.

Duke Regional Hospital marks five decades of caring for the community with Duke Regional Cares Community Day at Durham County Memorial Stadium. This free, family-friendly celebration features live entertainment, food trucks, health screenings, games, and activities for all ages. It offers a chance to recognize the hospital’s legacy of service while enjoying an afternoon of community fun. Registration is encouraged but not required. The celebration honors 50 years of service, partnership, and care.

Craft a functional, eye-catching set of salt and pepper shakers in a hands-on woodworking class. Participants learn to cut and shape hardwood on the lathe and with sanding tools, attach the hardware, and apply finishes that enhance durability and appearance. Everyone takes home a completed pair ready for the kitchen. All materials, tools, and safety gear are provided. No experience is required, and both first-time woodworkers and experienced makers are welcome. The session lasts about four hours. Wear closed-toed shoes and avoid loose clothing or jewelry. Open to ages 14 and up, with an adult required for anyone under 18. The cost is $90 and includes materials, and registration is required through the organizer’s website. A full refund is available up to seven days before the class, and registrations may be transferred up to that point. There are no refunds or transfers within seven days of the class.

Designed for people 30 and over, this upbeat night out celebrates the golden eras of club culture with favorites from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. A house DJ keeps the floor moving while immersive visuals light up the room, creating a lively space to dance, mingle, and enjoy familiar anthems. It all happens at Alchemy Raleigh and is tailored for anyone who wants a great party without a late finish, so you can have the fun and still feel fresh the next day.

A presentation at the Southern School of Energy and Sustainability brings Dr. Temple Grandin to educators, parents, therapists, and caregivers. She will highlight the value of structured schedules and share practical ways to support autistic individuals with classroom tasks. The program addresses workable approaches for job seeking, volunteer roles, tutoring, and test taking. Participants can expect to explore the main styles of thinking and the strengths each offers, the benefits of collaborative problem solving, why checklists can be powerful tools, the importance of mentorship, how artificial intelligence may shape career paths for autistic people, and strategies for recognizing and managing fear. Dr. Grandin holds a PhD in Animal Science from the University of Illinois and is a professor at Colorado State University. She is internationally known for helping families and professionals through her global presentations and is the author of Autism: The Way I See It, Different, Not Less, Visual Thinking, and The Outdoor Scientist. Her work transformed animal movement systems and advanced the welfare of agricultural animals, and her portrait is included in the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. Continuing education credits are available.

Fortune Feimster brings her Takin' Care of Biscuits comedy tour to DPAC. The comedian, actress, and host is known for high-spirited sets, a distinct point of view, and contagious energy. Her screen work includes Netflix's The Fifth Wheel with Kim Kardashian, Nikki Glaser, and Brenda Song under the direction of Eva Longoria, plus a role opposite Will Ferrell in Hawk, a Netflix golf comedy series. She also voiced Nibbles in Disney's Oscar-nominated Zootopia 2. On Netflix, her third special, Fortune Feimster: Crushing It, follows Good Fortune and Sweet & Salty, both recognized by the Critics Choice Association. She co-hosts the podcast Handsome with Tig Notaro and Mae Martin, a GLAAD Media Award winner for Outstanding Podcast. Originally from North Carolina, she now lives in Los Angeles.

Pop Shop returns with a monthly art market at Chapel of Bones Coffee in Raleigh, North Carolina, showcasing goods from a range of local creators and makers. The event welcomes all ages, and admission is free. Prospective vendors can use the ticket link to express interest in participating.

Experience QiGong Flow with LeAnna Marie, a calm, instructor-guided practice that supports the body in unwinding and the mind in settling. Through slow, grounding movement, attentive breathing, and quiet pauses for integration, participants cultivate a sense of equilibrium, vitality, and inner ease. The environment is welcoming and free of judgment, encouraging deeper listening within and a renewed connection with yourself and the natural world. This session is open to ages 15 and up, with those under 18 attending alongside an adult. Beginners are welcome, and no previous experience is required. Wear comfortable clothing and, if desired, bring water in a sealable, non-breakable bottle. The intention is to slow down, quiet mental chatter, and leave feeling more at home in your body. The fee is $20. Cell phones and smart watches should be left in your vehicle or secured in one of the complimentary lockers during class.

District Hike #212 from the North Star District of the Occoneechee Council explores Annie Louise Wilkerson Nature Preserve on a loop that links Epps Forest, Prairie, Pond, Hidden Rocks, and Overflow trails for about 2.2 miles. The meeting spot is by the visitor center. Plan for rain or shine, wear sturdy walking shoes, and bring plenty of water. The outing is promoted as a family event for Scouting families with a focus on fresh air, fun, and exercise. The preserve spans 157 acres gifted to the City of Raleigh in 2006 by Dr. Annie Louise Wilkerson for the primary purposes of nature education and conservation research. Its landscapes include mature forests with trees more than 200 years old, rock outcrops, wetlands, and broad open fields. Continuing Dr. Wilkerson’s vision, the park protects habitats that support rare and endangered species and hosts hundreds of nature education programs each year for visitors of all ages. Participants are asked to follow the Guide to Safe Scouting.

The Brown Pages Project presents an October Peace Talks staged reading of And Then There Was Me, a contemporary ensemble drama by J. Ra’Chel Fowler at William Peace University. Shaped by a trauma-informed approach and developed with The Darehouse, the piece explores memory, grief, identity, survival, care, choice, and the bonds of chosen family. At its heart is the question of how someone who has always been the rock for others understands who they are when they finally need support themselves. Admission is free. The ensemble features Comfort Akili Gathers, Angelica Lynnette Barber, Phoenix Aya Wallace, Diamond Monica Hoh, Dominique Daniel Cryer-Muthedath Ryder, Laurel Ullman, Alex Devirgilis, Thomasi McDonald, Juan Isler, Dani Coan, Regina Walker, Susan Jordan Shank, Chanda Branch, and Robert Kaufman.

Weezer, The Shins, and Silversun Pickups share the bill for a live concert at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, NC. This show brings all three bands together on one stage for a single performance.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring the Better Bad Ideas Tour to the Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh, joined by special guest Hustle Souls. Tickets are on sale.

Grupo Duelo takes the stage at The Ritz for an all-ages concert in a general admission, standing room only setting. Supporting acts may change without notice. For box office assistance, call (919) 424-1400 and press 1.

More than 150 participants will come together at Lonnie Poole Golf Course for the Lung Cancer Initiative Fall Golf Classic, a captain’s choice event focused on making a difference for people affected by lung cancer. The day includes lighthearted contests and activities on the course, a barbecue lunch, and a silent auction. It is designed as a time to honor and remember, while also taking meaningful steps that bring hope to those impacted by lung cancer.

Honor departed loved ones at Duke Chapel with a Día de los Muertos Ofrenda, a Day of the Dead altar that invites reflection and remembrance. This year features newly commissioned work by Texas-based artist Ricky Armendariz, whose practice explores the intertwined influences of Mexican, American, and Indigenous cultures along the U.S.-Mexico border. Created in collaboration with Duke Arts, Say the Thing, and the Innovation Co-Lab, the installation includes Armendariz’s original panel designs, engraved at the Co-Lab and incorporated into this year’s altar. Returning for a fourth year, the ofrenda supports Duke Chapel’s commitment to connecting faith, learning, and community through art and collective memory. Visitors may participate by bringing photographs, mementos, written tributes, or adding links to a communal paper chain in remembrance of those who have died. Explore the installation on your own, and look for special events leading up to Día de los Muertos.

Regular practice can deepen the experience of Reiki. This gathering brings together a supportive community of enthusiasts at every level to nurture healing for self and others. Participants both offer and receive Reiki in a safe, caring setting, with immediate feedback after sessions to help refine their practice. At times, several lightworkers may give a treatment simultaneously, creating a powerful shared experience. Open to anyone who practices, is curious about Reiki, or would like to receive a session. Free to attend, with optional donations.

Put your knowledge to the test at a general trivia night hosted by Just Dave at Ment Beverage Co./Honeygirl Meadery. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to the first, second, and third place teams. Arrive early to reserve space for your team.

Cosmic Chuckles features a fast paced stand up workout where comics test brand new jokes for a live crowd and a panel of fellow comedians. Flying Saucer in Raleigh has hosted this scene for over a year, drawing funny folks from across the Triangle to try three minutes of fresh material, then spend three minutes discussing it with the panel. The order is decided by pulling names from a bucket, and depending on turnout, late arrivals may not be accepted. Sets should consist of bits performed fewer than five times, which keeps the show unpredictable and different each time. Admission is free, and $5 pours on drafts and wine are available. Free tickets on Eventbrite are recommended to help guarantee entry. Every effort is made to get through the bucket, though stage time is not guaranteed. While material is not restricted, organizers may cut the mic, remove, or ban individuals at their discretion.

Experience a personalized tour of Tony and Anita Avent’s private home garden, affectionately known as Anita’s Garden. Spanning four acres, it is the largest garden section at JLBG and is usually closed to the public to preserve the Avents’ privacy, making this a rare opportunity to see it firsthand. Tony crafted the design to reflect Anita’s taste for sweeping drifts of plants and a cleaner, less wild look. The garden earned national recognition with the 2024 Perennial Plant Association Award of Merit. Situated next to Plant Delights Nursery and Juniper Level Botanic Garden, it offers a behind the scenes view of the broader horticultural setting. JLBG members receive a 50 percent discount.

Transformative Tuesdays creates a space for restoration, community, and exploration. Guests can take advantage of discounted wellness offerings, including healing sessions, red light therapy, and related services, sip tea while chatting with others, and receive intuitive insights from card readers alongside a weekly rotation of distinctive practitioners. There are chances to try and learn about sound healing instruments, and the shop showcases an ever changing selection of crystals, metaphysical tools, artwork, and self care items. It is a relaxed way to recharge with a quick energy refresh, discover something new, or pause for a quiet break in the middle of the week.

Open to the public and designed for all ages, this annual National Night Out gathering at Treyburn Country Club in Durham brings neighbors together with local police and first responders to build better communication. Highlights include food, live music from String Break, squad car and other emergency vehicle displays, and activities for children.

Explore the rich tradition of shape-note singing with songs from The Shenandoah Harmony and The Valley Pocket Harmonist. Beginners are welcome, and loaner books will be available to help you participate right away. The gathering is structured as two singing sessions with a social, potluck-style snack break in between. Activities take place in the large Meeting House at the back of the property, in the Dogwood Room at Durham Friends Meeting.

This class focuses on freeing restricted fascia in targeted areas of the body. Each week highlights different regions to address tension. It is open to ages 15 and up, and participants under 18 attend with an accompanying adult. No prior experience is needed. All equipment is provided, including blocks, props, and a thick yoga mat. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water in a sealable, nonbreakable bottle. The aim is to loosen tight tissue, which may help improve range of motion and posture. Offered on an alternating Tuesday and Thursday schedule. Pricing options are $22 per class or $74 for a four class pack. For a distraction free environment, cell phones and smart watches should be left in your vehicle or secured in the complimentary lockers during class.

Tom Jones performs live at Durham Performing Arts Center in Durham, NC.

This weekly, no-cost, 50-minute yoga session at the Raleigh Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center features alternating formats. Chair-based classes are offered on the first and third Wednesdays and seating is provided. Mat-focused classes occur on the second and fourth Wednesdays; participants are encouraged to bring a mat, with extras available. Instruction is provided by You Call This Yoga, a nonprofit based in Raleigh. Space is limited and advance registration is recommended. For assistance, call 1-888-275-7513, extension 1.

Village Wednesdays offers a midweek reset at The Wright Note Café, pairing affordable coworking with a welcoming community. For $5, spend the day working in a collaborative setting that supports focus and productivity. Fresh, made to order smoothies are available exclusively on Wednesdays, and lunch is served by a rotating lineup of local food trucks. On second Wednesdays, the day features an extended networking lunch that encourages connections among local entrepreneurs and professionals in a relaxed atmosphere. It is ideal for entrepreneurs, small business owners, freelancers, remote workers, creatives, and anyone seeking a productive yet social workday. Coworking admission is $5, payable at the door or by reserving a spot.

Connect with local professionals at a business networking lunch in South Durham at Bralie's Sports Bar & Grill #1. There is time to mingle before the program with the option to order lunch, a focused program in the middle, and more casual networking afterward. It is free to attend with no dues or membership requirements, no category limitations, and no attendance obligations, and food or drinks are optional purchases. Everyone is welcome to promote their business, products, and services while building new referral relationships. Bring plenty of business cards or flyers, invite your contacts, and feel free to contribute a door prize if you wish. Meeting leaders are David Riddell of Big Frog Custom T-Shirts Durham at 205.356.4947 and Emily Jolley of Triangle Health Advisors at 919.685.0860. Sponsorships are available for businesses seeking added visibility among professionals and entrepreneurs.

Elevated Energy Healing hosts a free weekly gathering featuring a different guest speaker who introduces their work through complimentary workshops and presentations. The series welcomes seekers, healers, and the spiritually curious, offering a space to listen, learn, and connect. September highlights include Dr. Lisa Grable, a Hawaiian hula practitioner, exploring spirit in nature from Hawaiian perspectives. Mariela Siwarqinti focuses on aligning with spirit and training spiritual abilities. Katherine from Reclaimable discusses what symptoms may be trying to communicate. Edhriz Siraliev, PhD of Tria Prima Wellness, shares Reiki crystal grid practices with an emphasis on healing, intention, and world peace. Lori Beth speaks about the body’s innate capacity to heal. Bring questions, an open mind, and a willingness to receive.

This outdoor acro yoga jam at Pullen Park in Raleigh is free and welcomes all levels.

This six week childbirth class uses a flipped classroom approach, blending self paced video lessons at home with in person small group discussions and hands on practice. Led by two experienced perinatal professionals, the series focuses on the most current, evidence based information so participants can make informed and confident choices. Registration covers the birthing person plus a support person. Attendees receive three months of access to Evidence Based Birth class videos and bonus newborn care content. A comprehensive workbook is included to support pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. Participants also gain access to a full library of PDFs and videos that present research on essential topics such as eating and drinking during labor, vitamin K, due dates, and more.

Experience a guided meditation session with Marnie, who brings more than seven years of practice to her approach. She blends soothing sound frequencies with gentle guidance to support self-healing. You can choose to explore the practice deeply or simply settle in and relax. This class welcomes participants ages 15 and up. Anyone under 18 must attend with an adult and maintain a quiet, respectful presence. No prior experience is needed. For comfort, each person will have use of a thick yoga mat, a blanket, a pillow, and an eye pillow, with bolsters available on a first come, first served basis. You are welcome to bring additional cushions, pillows, or blankets to make the floor more comfortable. The session is designed to calm the nervous system, encourage relaxation and happiness, boost energy, support immune function, improve sleep and concentration, increase mental clarity, foster self-actualization, and promote mental and emotional wellness. Pricing is $22 for a single class or $74 for a four-class pack. To keep the space free of distractions, cell phones and smartwatches should be left in your vehicle or secured in a locker during class.

UChicago Maroons and friends gather for an alumni pub trivia night at Hi-Wire Brewing Durham. The trivia is free to play. The taproom features 20 beers on draft along with draft cocktails and well drinks, and s'mores are available. Food can be purchased from the adjoining partner restaurants Cugino Forno and 19Fifty-One. UChicago alumni and friends are welcome to attend.

Keith’s Store in Wake Forest hosts a pool tournament centered on friendly 8-ball competition. The format is double elimination with a $10 entry fee. Participants can bring a cue, enjoy a drink, and compete for the win.

Lettuce brings the Cook Tour to Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh for a night centered on Cook, an album that invites listeners to the table where funk, soul, jazz, rock, and hip hop blend into a single, richly seasoned sound. The group’s core of longtime collaborators fuels the performance: Adam Deitch on drums, Adam “Shmeeans” Smirnoff on guitar, Erick “Maverick” Coomes on bass, Ryan “Zoid” Zoidis on saxophones and synths, Eric “Benny” Bloom on trumpet, and Nigel Hall on vocals and keyboards. Released on their own Lettuce Records imprint, Cook arrives after runs with rap icon GZA of Wu-Tang Clan and reggae legend Ziggy Marley, along with the release of a live album and concert film created with the Colorado Symphony. The grooves pay respect to James Brown and the JB’s and acknowledge mentors such as Tower of Power and Maceo Parker. To mark the album’s debut, Lettuce Red Crush and Orange Crush wines were created with Aquila Cellars, and a limited-edition recipe book of pairings accompanies the vinyl and digital releases. With fresh momentum and a dedicated fan base, the band steps into a new chapter ready to savor the music together.

This weekly open session centers on casual Commander play, providing relaxed games and a friendly atmosphere for players to connect at the table.

Explore a beginner friendly introduction to Systema at Triangle Aikido in Durham. This free trial class presents a whole body approach that blends martial arts principles with breathwork, relaxation, and mindful movement. New students build practical self protection by developing natural, intuitive responses while gaining strength, mobility, and ease under stress. Training focuses on moving freely with solid structure and minimal tension. Through a steady, thoughtful progression, participants cultivate awareness, adaptability, and a calm mind in challenging situations. Each session is varied, so practice stays engaging, and everyone works at a comfortable pace with attention on movement quality and understanding. Classes often open with breathing, movement, and conditioning drills rooted in Russian martial arts to release tension and build resilience, then continue into rolling, falling, ground skills, and theme based exercises. NC Systema is an official Systema Vasiliev school, and instructors maintain annual certification through the headquarters in Toronto.

Presented by Cat’s Cradle, Robert Lester Folsom appears at Motorco Music Hall. A songwriter from Adel, Georgia, he spent the early 1970s capturing songs on a two track reel to reel in bedrooms, a barn and a motel room across the state, collaborating with musicians such as guitarist Hans VanBrackle. That fertile stretch informs Sunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975, a collection that highlights mellow folk, rural hues and bright melodic pop. His sole contemporaneous album, Music and Dreams from 1976, later resurfaced through Anthology, tracing smooth West Coast AOR alongside the Laurel Canyon singer songwriter tradition. Early pieces like Ease My Mind, Julie and Lonely Lovers reflect the range in his writing, from country tinges to gently off kilter psych. From garage band experiments and the Abacus era to fully formed studio work, the performance centers a catalog shaped by craft, collaboration and melody.

The evening features a complimentary Salsa and Bachata class followed by social dancing with music from DJ Kemo. It takes place at Cuya, a Latin cocktail bar and music garden. There is a $10 cover, and tickets can be purchased at the door. Cocktails and tapas are available.

This free gathering at Souly Holistic in Raleigh, NC brings together people who value gratitude. Facilitated by Karin Cross, it explores the practice and power of gratitude and how collective intention can make a difference. Each month, Grateful Gatherings around the world reflect on a shared theme from Grateful Living, creating space to talk, learn, and grow with like-minded participants. Grateful Living offers an optional one-time registration to receive resources by email. New registrants first receive links to resources from the three foundational sessions already held, then monthly materials arrive near the end of the prior month. Registration can be canceled at any time. Bringing lunch is welcome, and early departures are fine for those who need to return to work.

Hosted at Raleigh Marriott Crabtree Valley in Raleigh, this three days of competitive ballroom dance spotlights the excellence of Fred Astaire’s high caliber instructors and the dedication of students from across the country. Sequins, adrenaline, and big emotions come together in a single weekend, all woven into a cohesive experience. Known as the Loudest House, it is a fun, friendly, high energy gathering where every dancer is welcomed with cheers and genuine support from the first step onto the floor. Throughout the event, participants can showcase growth and achievements in an atmosphere filled with applause and camaraderie. Whether it is a first competition or a fiftieth, the aim is to help each competitor feel proud, confident, and part of something special. An elegant evening will feature a spectacular performance by renowned world class dancers Andrei Kozlovsky and Nino Dzneladze, followed by a formal dinner celebration. The dancing draws you in, the energy keeps you there, and the experience sends you home inspired.

A cornhole tournament brings friendly competition together with a community vibe in Wake Forest. Drink specials include $3 domestic beers and $4 Twisted Teas. Registration comes first, followed by tournament play. Expect plenty of laughs and a welcoming atmosphere.

Presented by andmoreagain, Sub Urban brings The Bell Tolls Tour to Stanczyks in Durham with Golden Cats. Sub Urban is the creative identity of Daniel Virgil Maisonneuve, a Taiwanese American artist who writes, sings, and produces his own work, recognized for Cradles, an RIAA double platinum track. Since that breakout, he has forged a moody, high voltage strain of dark pop that fuses theatrical, macabre touches with unusual textures and ear catching hooks. Golden Cats brings an indie pop rock sound that mixes nostalgic alternative flavors with crisp pop songwriting and a playful, story led universe. In their first year they surpassed 20 million streams and neared 200,000 followers across platforms while developing their career with the artist incubator Not a Label. Vocalist Laura Dalla, known as Black Cat Girl, and drummer producer Kyle Lenski, known as Retriever Boy, create and refine every song from a bedroom studio. Before teaming up, Laura launched a solo path via a joint venture with Universal Music Group, and Kyle toured as a drummer, building an online following of more than 2 million through viral performances. Their fan community, the Kittens, connects with both the music and the characters, lore, and optimism that shape the Golden Cats world. Their name traces back to a rehearsal for another band when a child’s offhand comment about their contrasting looks sparked the Black Cat Girl and Retriever Boy personas. Tickets are on sale. Admission is $25 in advance and $30 the day of the show.

The Old School Jam is an open, all-ages music collaboration at Saints and Scholars that brings musicians and artists together to showcase their talents and connect. It offers a friendly space to exchange ideas, meet potential bandmates, line up replacements when a change is needed, or find new people to jam with. Sign-up is in person only, and performers are encouraged to stay and support others throughout the night. The stage is fully prepared with professional sound and lighting, a drum kit, a Roland keyboard, two guitar amplifiers and one bass amplifier, effects pedals, vocal monitors, six microphones with one at each station, and a tablet running the Ultimate Guitar Chord app with scrolling lyrics and internet access, along with holders for phones and tablets. Video is recorded from two camera sources and shared to the event’s Facebook Page and Group with performers tagged, and a professional photographer documents the evening. Bring yourself and whatever you play, whether guitar, bass, or pedal boards. The atmosphere is well organized, drama free and judgment free, family friendly, and welcoming to every skill level. Whether stepping on stage or enjoying the show, this jam keeps the music alive.

Experience a prenatal yoga class led by an experienced instructor who offers gentle, thoughtful guidance for both body and mind in a calm and supportive setting. The class meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month, giving you a consistent cadence to build your practice. Choose what works best for you, with options for single sessions or class packages.

Daley, the British singer, songwriter and creative artist from Manchester, brings his soaring falsetto and emotionally candid soul to Motorco in Durham, NC. Rising from London’s underground scene to international recognition, he has become a standout voice in modern soul, drawing inspiration from artists like Prince, Chaka Khan, Sade, Radiohead and George Michael. His music fuses timeless soul with forward-looking alternative R&B, a blend heard across two lauded studio albums and multiple Billboard R&B Top 10 singles. Recognition from the Grammys, MOBO, BET and Soul Train Awards, along with collaborations with Stevie Wonder, Jill Scott, Marsha Ambrosius, Gorillaz, Pharrell Williams and Jessie J, underscores a career marked by range and depth. This appearance comes as he ushers in a new chapter and readies a long-anticipated third album supported by a U.S. tour.

Enjoy a two-level Zouk series with beginner and intermediate classes running at the same time. If you have already taken a few beginner classes, you may opt into the intermediate track. Each session features a Zouk class followed by a social to practice and meet other dancers. Save with a four-week pass for $65, which includes both class and social each week. Prefer to drop in? Class plus social is $20, class only is $15, and social only is $8. Registration is available via the Venmo handle shown in the event image. This event takes place at Durham Friends Meeting. Look for the building on the right side and head to the second floor. Parking is available on the right side of the lot downhill from the meetinghouse and in the small lot to the right in front of the little meetinghouse. The lot directly across the street at Duke Security is generally available unless a space is marked otherwise. Please do not park in the lot downhill from the Duke Security Lot beside the Episcopal Student Center, or in the lot near the Campus Security Office that fronts on Oregon St beside the Episcopal Center. Street parking is also available.