Events in Statesville today

Set in a new location in the center of downtown Conover among historic buildings, this all-local market highlights nearby producers and makers. Find local honey, sourdough bread, vegetables when in season, meat products, baked goods, prepared meals, plants, flowers, crafts, and soap. Food and coffee trucks are typically present on most Saturdays. For the latest updates and special events, check their page.

Get moving with Zumba, a fun group fitness class where you burn calories by dancing to upbeat music. Expect a mix of lively styles and rhythms throughout the session, with plenty of energy from start to finish.

Celebrating its 137th year, the Soldiers Reunion Pageant welcomes both returning contestants and first-time entrants. Applications will be open for those interested in taking part.

Settle into a shared soundscape that supports a personal inner exploration. Instead of steering everyone toward a single image, feeling, or outcome, this session makes room for your own process. The steady pulse of a shamanic drum, the gentle shimmer of chimes, and the resonant layers of crystal singing bowls serve as companions, inviting the body to soften and the mind to grow quiet. As sound moves through the room, breath may deepen and the nervous system may settle. Sensations can include tingling, warmth, lightness or heaviness, subtle movement, or a wave of release. As thinking slows, a meditative or dreamlike state can emerge, with memories, imagery, or fresh clarity rising to the surface. Emotions may flow in many forms, such as tears, laughter, tenderness, relief, peace, or simply a sense of more space inside. Some people rest deeply, some receive insights, and others notice the effects later. There is nothing you are required to experience and nowhere you need to get to. The drum offers grounding, the chimes help open and shift the space, and the singing bowls surround the body with vibration. Participants may sit or lie down. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, water, or anything that helps you relax, and wear comfortable clothing. Cost is $15.

Enjoy a day in Downtown Statesville at Pecan Park with a lively mix of food trucks, an artisan market featuring local makers, and activities for kids. Admission and parking are free. Bring a chair, invite friends and family, and spend time in the park while supporting local businesses. Vendor spaces measuring 10 by 10 are available to food trucks and makers for $25.

At the Statesville Cricket Wireless store, a back to school event offers a hairstylist providing complimentary haircuts and free bookbags stocked with school supplies, along with prizes, food, and more. Availability is first come, first served, and supplies are limited. For questions, call (704) 873-5638.

DYING TO LIVE (DtL) takes the stage at Tilley Harley-Davidson with a heavy rock performance from a Charlotte-based band dedicated to delivering high-impact, bone-rattling energy. The set channels their passion for live music into an intense, powerful show.

Set aside focused time to create and connect with other crafters. Bring a project to work on, swap supplies, share tips and tricks, and gather fresh ideas in a friendly environment that makes it easier to finish what you started. The gathering takes place in The Attic at Fred and June's Books in Mooresville, providing space for conversation and creativity. No signups are required, and drop-ins are welcome. If you do not have a project, coloring books may be available to use.

Drop in for a free, relaxed Homesteader Hangout at True Cut Ranch. This in-person meetup is a great chance to meet other homesteaders in Catawba County, share stories, and exchange practical tips. Doors open at 3:30 PM, with the main meetup running from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Magic City Hippies is performing at Van Hoy Farm-Ziggy's Party in Harmony. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM. Tickets are available via Etix.

TrueRiders return to Davesté Vineyards with a set of classic rock favorites. Guests can enjoy wine, vineyard views, and live rock tunes.

A free community yoga class will take place at Fred & June’s Books in Mooresville in partnership with Give Yoga NC. The session is open to everyone and suitable for all ages and experience levels. Registration is not required, and participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat and invite a friend. Give Yoga NC is a nonprofit dedicated to providing free yoga classes and resources for people who might not otherwise have access.

Before the new school year starts, head to Lake Norman State Park for a fun end of summer celebration centered on International S'mores Day. There will be free boat rentals from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM, dinner served at 5:00 PM, and s'mores to close out the day at 6:00 PM.

An information session for the Adult Softball League will take place at Statesville Recreation Center, with details for both co-ed and men's softball. Team managers and team representatives are encouraged to attend for important updates that support a smooth season. No RSVP is required. For questions about Adult Leagues, call (704) 878-3429.

Enjoy complimentary music bingo hosted by Mike Hall. Each week features a new theme, along with tasty food, beer, and wine. It is a relaxed way to spend time with friends and have some lighthearted competition.

Have some fun with DJ Trivia, a trivia event.

Children embark on a Woodland Adventure, exploring how cocoa beans become finished chocolate and crafting sweet creations like popcorn bark, caramel apples, s’mores on a stick, and more. This hands-on experience is structured as a two day camp rather than an ongoing series. The second session builds on the first, so attendance at the first session is required, with the follow-up recommended. Pricing is $85 for a single session or $160 for both. Lunch is provided. Each camper takes home a treat bag valued at $70, and an optional camp shirt is available for $10. For reservations, call 980-435-5600, as space can be limited.

Point Blank Range hosts a GSSF Indoor League match that brings together the GLOCK community for friendly competition. Participants of all experience levels, from first-time owners to experienced professionals, are welcome to compete. To qualify for prizes, contenders must take part in at least two of the three matches in the series coordinated by the host range. Registration is handled exclusively at the host location.

Fred & June’s launches the Books of Lore book club, a welcoming space for readers who enjoy whimsical tales, inventive magic systems, and expansive worldbuilding where the hero prevails. Discussions dive into each monthly pick, exploring its lore and the rules that govern its magic. The monthly book is available at a 10% discount when the Books of Lure Book Club is mentioned at checkout. Fred & June’s will also buy back your book club book for 20% off new books or 50% used books.

Join a friendly running and walking group for a 1-mile route, a 3-mile route, or a 5-mile route at a pace that feels right for you. The meet-up point is at Red Buffalo Brewing Company, and there’s cold water (or beer) waiting at the end with a smile.

After a yearlong break, the weekly open mic returns to The Cedar Stump Pub-Statesville for its fifth year. Every Tuesday, musicians and bands can plug in and play through a house Bose PA and take the stage. Solo performers and full groups are welcome. Signups are available, and sets run throughout the event. If you use an amp or drums, bring your own. The stage is ready with support and appreciation for performers.

A trampoline play session created for little ones up to age 5. No reservations are required, and tickets are sold in person. Admission is $11.98 for one parent with a toddler, and additional parents and toddlers are $5.99. Socks cost $3.99 and can be reused. Children older than 5 are not permitted for this session.

CORE CONCEPT SYSTEM (CCS) presents a summer writing series for teens ages 13 to 18 at Your Coffee Place. Taking place on select Wednesdays during the season, the sessions focus on exploring genres and literary devices, guidance on building an author profile, dedicated time to craft original writing, and appearances by published writers. It offers a welcoming setting for young writers to develop skills and connect with peers who share their interests.

This weekly spiritual development class invites participants to explore self-discovery through interactive conversation, reflective exercises, and practical tools for growth. Topics include mindfulness, meditation, energy practices, and teachings rooted in ancient wisdom. The environment fosters connection with like-minded people in a caring, sacred space, encouraging a deeper understanding of spirituality and habits that nourish the soul. Open-minded participants of all backgrounds are welcome, whether new to the path or long-practicing. The cost is $20 per class.

This job fair highlights career opportunities with Iredell Physician Network and offers a chance to learn about open roles, speak directly with leadership and recruiters, and get details on available benefits. Positions currently hiring include physicians, advanced practice providers, MOAs, RNs, practice managers, and surgical techs.

The Statesville African American Heritage Preservation Commission meets to support the preservation, recognition, and celebration of African American history and culture in the City of Statesville and its extra-territorial jurisdiction. The group offers guidance and community input on initiatives that help highlight and protect historically significant sites, stories, and cultural resources. The meeting is held in City Hall on the second floor conference room.

Enjoy a fun poker night at Your Coffee Place. Join in on Wednesday evening play sessions at 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM, with food specials, drinks, and more. RSVP is required.

Hickory Tavern Mooresville hosts music bingo on Wednesdays.

The Fiction Forum is a general fiction book club where readers gather to explore stories across a wide range of genres and viewpoints. It meets on a regular monthly schedule. The monthly selection is available at a 10% discount when Stardust Cellars and Ink Drinker's Book Club are mentioned at checkout. No advance registration is required, and participants can drop into any session at Fred & June's.

Name The Music offers a competitive, team-based trivia challenge built around upbeat songs from every decade and genre. Expect a lively pace with playful introductions before each track and fresh mini contests about every 40 minutes that award prizes. It is designed for all experience levels, and participation is flexible so new players may enter at any point.

Now in its seventh year, this Friendsday-themed open mic at The Cedar Stump Pub-Troutman offers a welcoming space for musicians and music lovers alike. Performers can take the spotlight as solo acts or bring a full band. A house Bose PA is ready for easy plug and play, and a drum kit is provided. If your setup relies on an amplifier, bring your own. Signups happen on site. Original music is encouraged, and cover songs are welcome. The focus is connection through music and a laid-back vibe that fills the soul.

Little ones can enjoy trampoline time made for ages 5 and under. No reservation is needed, and tickets are sold in person only. Admission is $11.98 for one parent and one toddler, with each additional parent or toddler priced at $5.99. Socks are available for $3.99 and can be reused.

The Iredell County Mobile Library visits the parking area at Iredell Christian Ministries.

Veteran business owners, operators, entrepreneurs, and builders gather in Lake Norman to connect and grow. This event centers on networking, camaraderie, business development, and community support for those who run startups, lead crews, work independently, or want to meet other veterans building something bigger than themselves. The tone is open and straightforward... politics and egos are left at the door and there is no gatekeeping, with a focus on veterans helping veterans succeed. Bring business cards, fresh ideas, and your story as participants work to strengthen the veteran-owned network in Lake Norman and continue serving the community they call home.

The Historical Association of Catawba County marks 90 years of preserving and sharing local history with an annual meeting and birthday celebration at the Museum of History. The evening includes a review of the past year’s accomplishments, updates on projects and programs at historic sites, and recognition of the volunteers, members, and community partners who power the mission. Guests can enjoy refreshments, connect with others, and reflect on the Association’s journey since its 1936 founding while also looking ahead to what comes next. Open to members, volunteers, supporters, and friends. Admission is free.

A mix of rock and country tunes.

Kick off the weekend at The Social District with a nostalgia-filled soundtrack from DJ Jamad, spinning the biggest hits of the 90s, 2000s, and early 2010s. Look forward to singalong favorites, forgotten gems, and a lively dance floor. Food and drinks are available, making it easy to catch up with friends while the music keeps the energy high.

The Cedar Stump Pub-Statesville hosts a weekly karaoke night.

A live DJ will be performing a set.