Events in Statesville today

This trampoline session is designed for families with children five and under. Reservations are not required, and tickets are available in person only. Participation is limited to children age five and younger, and older children are not permitted. Admission is $11.98 for one parent and one toddler, with $5.99 for additional parents and toddlers. Socks are $3.99 and can be reused.

Explore the countries of Latin America through fiction and deepen understanding of what connects people across borders. Each quarter, the group selects a novel that reflects the author’s homeland and culture, inviting thoughtful conversation and discovery. Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of June, September, December, and March at Fred & June’s Books in Mooresville.

After a yearlong break, open mic night at The Cedar Stump Pub-Statesville returns to kick off its fifth year. A house Bose PA is ready for easy plug and play, and performers of all kinds are welcome, from solo acts to full bands. Signups are available. Those using an amplifier or drums should bring their own gear. Stage support is provided along with appreciation for every performance.

Little ones can enjoy trampoline time in a session created for children 5 and under. Tickets are sold on site with no advance reservations. Admission is $11.98 for one parent and one toddler, and $5.99 for each additional parent or toddler. Socks are available for $3.99 and can be reused. Children over 5 are not permitted.

Explore spiritual growth in a welcoming class led by Lori Petty. Through interactive conversation, reflective practices, and practical techniques, participants develop mindfulness, meditation skills, energy awareness, and insights rooted in ancient wisdom. The environment fosters connection with others who value personal exploration, offering space to deepen understanding and build meaningful, everyday practices. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike. Cost is $20 per class.

A meeting focused on discussing weyward will be held at The Crooked Shelf Books & Brews.

Presented by F&J’s, this Time Capsule experience celebrates the aughts and features authors Gabrielle Korn and Holly Brickley in Mooresville with a Y2K vibe. Guests are encouraged to wear 2000s-era fashion, with band T-shirts welcome, and can dive into throwback activities like burning mix CDs, decorating CD cases, making DIY buttons, and spending time in conversation with the authors. Gabrielle Korn’s Long Island Girls is a coming-of-age novel set against the early 2000s indie music scene with a nostalgic lens. Holly Brickley’s Deep Cuts, soon to be a major motion picture, explores connection, obsession, belonging, and the need to be heard by the people we love. Tickets are required, with options for entry only, entry plus a hardcover of Long Island Girls, entry plus a hardcover of Deep Cuts, or entry that includes both hardcovers.

Put your music knowledge to the test in a spirited team game built around exclusively upbeat songs from every genre and decade. Each track comes with a lively introduction before it plays, keeping the pace high and the focus on fun competition. Fresh mini contests pop up about every 40 minutes, offering extra chances to win prizes. The format is welcoming to all experience levels, and participants can jump in at any time.

Now in its seventh year, this open mic at The Cedar Stump Pub-Troutman offers a welcoming stage for musicians and bands. A Bose PA is available for easy plug-in setups, and a house drum kit is provided. Performers from solo acts to full ensembles are invited to take part. If you plan to use an amplifier, please bring your own. Original songs are encouraged and cover tunes are welcome. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where live music and creativity bring people together.

Enjoy a trampoline session created for families with little ones 5 and under. Reservations are not required, and admission is sold in person only. Tickets are $11.98 for a parent and a toddler, with $5.99 for additional parents and toddlers. Socks are $3.99 and can be reused. Children older than 5 are not permitted.

The Social District hosts a Jeep-themed event featuring food and drink specials created for the occasion. Two signature drinks with Jeep-inspired names will be available. Parking information will be announced closer to the event because the location is downtown.

A karaoke night at The Cedar Stump Pub-Statesville where attendees choose songs and step up to the mic to perform.

A DJ performs live each week for a dedicated night of music.

Settle into a restorative sound bath and meditation with Lorraine, featuring a calming guided practice and the shimmering tones of crystal singing bowls. After the initial relaxation, the sound continues, giving space to explore the expanded awareness that resonance can invite. Lorraine Meyer is a master of guided meditation and a vibrational sound healer who began her training in India with Tibetan bowls. She has continued to broaden her studies and now channels harmonic inspiration as she plays, sharing a message of awakening and heart-centered living. This one hour session welcomes both new and experienced meditators. Participants may recline on yoga mats, take a seat in a chair, or bring a meditation cushion. Dress comfortably and prepare for a deeply soothing experience that supports inner peace. Cost is $15. Registration is available by phone at 704-662-0946.

Gather with fellow model kit enthusiasts in a friendly, family oriented setting at a Bandai Flagship store. Builders of any age or experience level are welcome to work on projects together, trade tips, and learn from one another. Bring a kit from your backlog or pick up a new one at 15 percent off, with the same discount available on tools. There is no registration fee, and you can keep building until the store closes.

The 2nd Annual Lake Norman Woman of the Year Gala returns to Brawley Estate for an elegant celebration of women who lead, serve, and inspire across the Lake Norman community. Building on a first year that sold out, this gathering centers on community, recognition, and celebration. The evening begins with a cocktail hour, then transitions to dinner, an awards presentation, and dancing. Highlights include silent auctions and the popular Wine Toss, recognition of the top four finalists, and the live announcement of the Lake Norman Woman of the Year. This year’s gala supports Foster Love Adopt Repeat, a nonprofit that serves children and families in foster care with practical support, hope, and encouragement. Nominations open, tickets go on sale, and sponsorships are available with guaranteed seating. Attire is black tie optional.

At Newton Performing Arts Center, Magical Mystery Doors presents a tribute that unites the music of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors in a single immersive performance. The group offers two distinct productions, and this signature program blends hits from all three catalogs through creative mashups and flowing medleys. Think of The Doors’ Hello, I Love You woven into Led Zeppelin’s Misty Mountain Hop, or a seamless path from The Rain Song to Riders on the Storm and into Here Comes the Sun. The music is complemented by coordinated visuals and lighting for a show that feels familiar yet freshly reimagined. Tickets range from $40 to $45.

Presented in the McCreary Theatre, this musical by Irene Sankoff and David Hein tells the true story of 7,000 airline passengers diverted to Gander, Newfoundland following 9/11 and the extraordinary welcome they received from the town. With a score that lifts the spirit and storytelling rooted in empathy, it highlights the power of community, compassion, and the connections that help people through a crisis. Tickets will be released in phases, first to Benefactors, then to Season Ticket Holders, and finally to the General Public.

Statesville Pride Festival is officially confirmed. The date is set, and additional information will be shared soon as plans come together.

Eight local networking groups face off in a friendly team competition that blends community networking, playful family reunion style games, food, and fundraising for a meaningful cause benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters through Big Day at the Lake. The experience mixes casual meet and greet energy with organized challenges, so it feels part mixer, part tournament, part charity drive. Teams built by each networking group field players across ten events, including cornhole, HORSE basketball, ping pong, 301 darts, a Chippo golf contest, giant Jenga, coed 2v2 grass volleyball, a mini football pass and catch played all at once, a relay of everyday tasks done blindfolded, and a tug of war. Participants can focus on a single game or jump into several. Points accumulate across the schedule with five for first place, four for second, three for third, two for fourth, one for fifth, and none for sixth through eighth. Player registration is $25 and includes entry and a team T shirt, with each team outfitted in its own color. Captains may register and pay for multiple players, and individuals can also sign up on their own. Every registration includes event access, the shirt, and a chance to connect with the local business community while supporting youth mentoring.

Downtown Newton comes alive with a celebration of Latino and Hispano American culture. Enjoy live music and dance, flavorful food, colorful face painting, and festive piñatas. A quinceañera parade and contest brings extra sparkle, and the Outstanding Latino of Catawba County Award recognizes community achievement. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Guests are encouraged to wear a jersey or traditional attire from a favorite Latin American country and to bring chairs or blankets for seating. Only service animals are allowed.

Held at Statesville Country Club, this bi-annual gala supports Gordon Hospice House, a long-standing community tradition that remembers those who have passed and helps make in-patient hospice care accessible for families who need it. For more than 20 years, the organization has served thousands of families. The evening includes a seated dinner, a brief program, dancing, live music by Fantasy, and both live and silent auctions. Guests are asked to wear black, white, or bright attire. Sponsorship opportunities are available now, with individual tickets to be offered soon.

Prepare for an in-person comedy show filled with continuous laughs and a lively vibe. Expect a playful atmosphere from start to finish. Discounted tickets are available on Eventbrite, and tickets can also be purchased through $NLCCES.

This monthly circle welcomes women into a compassionate, heart-centered community devoted to healing and genuine connection. Participants gather in a supportive space for open sharing, learning, and collective restoration. Each meeting offers intentional moments for reflection and meaningful conversation, and sometimes features guest speakers who bring thoughtful insight and inspiration to the group. The purpose is to deepen relationship with self and one another while walking a shared path of healing. It is donation-based, with monthly contributions directed to a local charity so the care within the circle extends to the wider community. Facilitated by Alissa Thurston and Lori Petty.