Events in Thomasville, NC

A relaxed morning meetup at Kyle’s Coffee gives moms a little personal time while the kids have fun. It offers space to meet other mothers in the community and connect. This gathering occurs on the second and fourth Tuesday.

Music Carolina presents OMA Jazz, a free interdisciplinary performance created in partnership with the Intergenerational Center for Arts and Wellness and the Tab Williams Adult Day Care Center. The program is inspired by artwork made by individuals living with dementia through Opening Minds through Art, a nationally recognized and evidence-based initiative. Music Carolina Co-Artistic Director Matt Kendrick composes original pieces that respond to the participants’ creations, and he performs on bass. This event expands access to the arts for older adults and for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, communities that often face barriers to participation.

A bingo gathering welcomes players ages 12 and up. Choose from board packages that fit your style, including a set of three boards for kids for $10, nine boards for $20, or twelve boards for $25. Daubers are available for $1.50 each, and you may also bring your own. Everyone who enters is expected to participate, and spectators are not allowed. All proceeds support education and training programs for underserved or underprivileged single mothers offered at the Volunteer Center.

Practice voice training alongside peers in a collaborative setting.

At East of Texas in Winston-Salem, a weekly Latin social begins with time to mingle and check in, followed by a beginner-friendly lesson that rotates through styles, and then social dancing. The music spans salsa, bachata, merengue, zouk, cha cha, cumbia, kizomba and more, with extra tracks in the style taught that night. Dancing moves outdoors when weather permits, or takes place inside with air conditioning when conditions call for it. Entry is $10, or $7 for students, teachers, military and veterans, and first responders. No partner is required, and song requests are welcome when available on Spotify. Recent rotations have included bachata, zouk, cha cha, and lindy hop, along with occasional themed nights and birthday celebrations.

Gates open at 5:45pm.

Timken in Randleman returns to the Randolph County NCWorks Career Center for open interviews. The team is hiring multiple entry level Process Technicians and experienced Maintenance Technicians. Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED, and drug and background screening are required.

Gates will be open for entry to attendees.

Grass & Guzzle is an all-acoustic bluegrass jamboree at Brown Truck, where pickers gather to trade tunes and everyone gets a turn to call a song. There is no amplification, just instruments and voices. Listeners are welcome, and there is a food truck and a bar.

Settle into a relaxed movie night at Oasis centered on comfort and community. Admission is $5 per person and includes popcorn, and the event welcomes all ages, though caregivers should review each selection for suitability. Seating is flexible with pillow-filled floor spots, and chairs are available upon request. Arriving a bit early allows time to grab a drink, get comfortable, and even bring a blanket for extra coziness. The rotating lineup features films 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. It is a simple, low key outing designed for unwinding, whether with friends or on your own.

3 Years Hollow, Trackside, and Failing Andrea bring a night of live music to Winston Salem at The Den. This all-ages show features performances from all three bands in one place. Admission is $10.

The Heroes Center’s monthly social for veterans fosters camaraderie and connection in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Participants can network, share stories, or simply unwind with others who understand military life. Friendly pool table matchups offer lighthearted competition and an easy way to meet new people. Drinks set the scene for conversation, while the focus on community helps attendees build ties and discover opportunities within the veteran network. The space for this gathering is generously donated by the host location.

Connect with fellow makers at this relaxed monthly Mixxer Mixer, a casual gathering with conversation, shareable snacks, and a simple craft activity. First-time visitors curious about Mixxer and long-time members hoping to reconnect are equally welcome. It is an easy way to meet local makers and get a feel for what Mixxer is about.

Live music fills the Peters Creek location of East Coast Wings + Grill, pairing great food and cold drinks with a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Friends and families can enjoy favorite wings and burgers while they unwind to the entertainment.

High Point Rockers Baseball face the Charleston Dirty Birds on Thirsty Thursday. Gates open for fans.

Forsyth Gem and Mineral Club hosts an annual show featuring vendors with mineral and fossil specimens, jewelry components, fine and custom jewelry, tools, lapidary equipment, and more. Members of the club are available all weekend to identify minerals, give lapidary demonstrations, and sell and cut geodes.

A free robotics club for girls and gender diverse youth in grades 6 through 12 offers a welcoming place to learn together. Participants explore robotics through short, approachable introductions, community sharing, and conversations with peers who share similar interests. The club is created by and for girls and gender diverse youth, with support from experienced mentors. Each month features activities shaped by what participants want to learn, which may include collaborative projects, show and tell sessions, and brief lessons on specific skills. Meetings begin with a casual social time, then move into any planned activities. The first gathering includes an introductory robotics activity and group brainstorming to help shape future meetings.

High Point Rockers Baseball faces the Gastonia Ghost Peppers during a fireworks-themed night that brings a festive spark to the ballpark, pairing colorful pyrotechnics with the on-field action.

Koe Wetzel and Corey Kent appear together at First Horizon Coliseum at Greensboro Complex in Greensboro, North Carolina. The event features both artists sharing the stage at the venue.

SoundKraft delivers high-energy takes on rock deep cuts, pulling from The Beatles, Dave Matthews, Matchbox 20, Zeppelin, Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Chris Stapleton, Aaron Lewis, and more. Look forward to punchy, lesser-heard favorites played with plenty of drive.

Bailey Park hosts a screening of Speed Racer, presented by a/perture cinema and Innovation Quarter as part of the Innovation & Cinema Signature Event series. This sci-fi action adventure follows young Speed as he climbs the ranks of the World Racing League, pairing eye-catching visuals with fast-paced racing and a focus on family and teamwork. If weather becomes a factor, any changes to the screening will be shared on social media on the day of the event.

Sunset Theatre in Asheboro hosts a live music show celebrating British bands from the 1960s alongside British artists of the 1980s MTV era. The set features familiar songs from two influential decades of UK pop and rock.

Karaoke fills the Kettle Stage with DJ ParTTime, creating a lively setting for anyone ready to take the microphone.

Thomasville residents can browse and sell at a community yard sale presented by CIS of Thomasville. It is designed for anyone clearing out closets, looking to earn a little extra, promoting a small business, or searching for standout deals. Spaces for sellers are available for $10 per spot, payable in cash, and participation is open to community members, yard sale fans, and vendors. Shoppers can also enjoy local food and beverages from Mill Coffee & Community, Sunset Slush, and Front Porch BBQ. Expect a lively day focused on bargains, connection, and secondhand treasures. For questions or to reserve a space, email rushingl@cisthomasville.org.

At the Lexington Farmer’s Market, The Soap Shack NC, LLC and Sawdust, Sparks, Stitches will be set up as vendors with a wide range of handmade goods. Look for XL goats milk soaps available in more than 40 scents, goats milk laundry soaps, mop soaps, all purpose cleaners, bath bombs, bath salts, goats milk lotions, beard oils, beard balms, linen and room sprays, dog shampoos, lip balms, lip scrubs, car diffusers, wash rags, loofahs, and soy wax candles and melts. They will also bring farmhouse aprons, baby wash rags, bib and burp cloth sets, jar openers, tea towels, flower pots, dog bandanas, birdhouses, key wristlets, and bowl coozies. Everything is handmade from scratch on their farm by the two of them.

The 15th Annual Davidson Doozie 5K and 10K brings together runners and walkers of all abilities with families, local businesses, and supporters from across the region for a morning focused on fitness and a shared purpose. Organized by Family Services of Davidson County, this community tradition raises funds for programs that assist survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and stalking. Proceeds help provide emergency shelter, advocacy, crisis intervention, court accompaniment, and other essential services. Whether aiming for a personal record or participating to support the cause, individuals, friends, families, coworkers, and running clubs can take part together. Details about registration, sponsorship opportunities, and event updates will be shared on the event page.

The annual Fall Vintage Market, presented by OutWest Steakhouse, unfolds across the lawns and grounds of Historic Körner’s Folly, a historic house museum. The market showcases more than 50 regional vendors with handmade goods, vintage clothing and jewelry, retro finds, and locally made products. Browse upcycled and original art in a range of media, thoughtfully sourced antiques, homemade sweets, gourmet sauces, and other artisan goods, with food trucks and coffee on site. Smoking and pets are not permitted, and service animals are welcome. Self-guided tours of Historic Körner’s Folly are available, with tickets offered online or at the John & Bobbie Wolfe Visitor Center. Craft vendors may apply to participate, and accepted 10 by 10 foot spaces are $65 each.

Now in its eighth year in North Carolina, this Miles for Migraine gathering returns to Winston-Salem with a focus on movement, connection, and raising awareness for those affected by migraine and headache diseases. The day features a timed 5K run, a two-mile walk that is free to take part in, and a no-pressure relax option that is also free. All participants in the walk and run receive a finisher medal. Attendees can connect with others who share similar experiences, hear from speakers, and visit sponsors and local partners in a festival area. Wearing purple is encouraged, and standout outfits may receive a prize. Funds raised support Miles for Migraine’s free programs and services as well as the Comprehensive Headache Program at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, helping advance research, education, and fellowship training in Winston-Salem. Registration for the Walk and Relax options is free, and donations are encouraged.

Celebrate the shift into a new season with a creative morning centered on art, connection, and an easygoing pace. This gathering invites participants to explore mixed media techniques by combining watercolor, collage papers, stamps, book pages, fabric, and other found materials. Expect to layer color and texture to craft pieces that are uniquely your own. No prior art experience is required, only a spirit of play and curiosity. Come with friends or arrive solo and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere designed to leave you refreshed. All materials are included. Projects may take the form of collages, handmade cards or tags, journal pages, or whimsical seasonal creations. The emphasis is on meaningful making and the joy of the process rather than perfection. It is family friendly and intended for ages 8 and up, with children attending alongside an adult. MelissaEdwardsArt shares a focus on joy rooted in faith and creativity.

Celebrate the season at a free, family-friendly festival highlighting school clubs and teams alongside local businesses and crafters. Enjoy fun activities, browse shopping opportunities, and connect with the people behind these groups in a community setting. Discover what students, local businesses, and crafters are working on and share some fall fun together.

This tour highlights African American history in Winston-Salem, sharing narratives, notable sites, and the community's impact on the city. The route goes through Depot Street, a historic neighborhood in Winston-Salem, to spotlight locations connected to this heritage.

At Carolina Red Café, Coach Shanae leads a hands-on workshop that turns everyday odds and ends into one-of-a-kind Junk Socks while inspiring conversation about how life’s unexpected pieces can still carry meaning and help shape who we become. Centered on the theme Every Piece Has Value and Purpose, the experience invites participants to craft a custom pair, connect with others, share stories, and reflect on purpose and personal growth in a relaxed, uplifting setting. It is designed for anyone who enjoys crafting, personal development, and meaningful conversation, or simply wants to try something different. The fee is $25 per person, supplies are included, and capacity is limited to 25 participants. Attendees leave with a unique creation and a refreshed perspective on the beauty that can emerge from what once seemed like junk.

Explore downtown Winston-Salem on a walking tour that reveals how the city grew into North Carolina’s industrial center and became known for productivity and progress across the American South. Along the way, learn about tobacco factories, wagon manufactories, and other notable sites that illustrate its historic development.

Crafty Queers is a social crafting group that offers easy conversation while everyone works on their own projects. Participants can learn to crochet, explore painting, or select an activity from the big bad crafting bag.

Music bingo features two categories each week, prizes to win, and a lively, fun atmosphere.

Step into the shadowy side of Winston-Salem’s past on a true crime tour that traces chilling cases and notorious figures. Hear about a baffling killing tied to a serial prison escapee, the emergence of a widely feared cult leader, and the devastating slaying of an entire family under mysterious circumstances. This storytelling experience focuses on real events and the people at the center of them, offering a gripping look at the city’s most unsettling chapters.

Experience an evening of flamenco and Spanish guitar with the Eduardo de Rosamaria Ensemble at Manolo’s Boutique Wines and Bistro in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Weather permitting, the performance takes place outdoors on the patio with a fireplace, with an indoor setting planned if needed. The fully bilingual program in English and Spanish blends virtuoso musicianship with captivating dance, featuring traditional palos such as Guajiras, Alegrías de Cádiz, and Tangos de Triana, alongside interpretations of works by Paco de Lucía, Isaac Albéniz, and the Gipsy Kings. The evening begins with time to enjoy dinner and drinks, followed by the live show. A curated menu will be available for purchase, including artisanal charcuterie and tapas, gourmet pizzas, signature sangria, and boutique wines. Seating is limited. Ticket options include Early Bird General Admission at $19 and Regular General Admission at $29, and food and beverages are sold separately by the venue.

Gates open to welcome attendees. Please plan accordingly.

AFAS in Winston-Salem hosts an upbeat evening of Latin dance that brings people together for music, movement, and friendly connections. The festivities start with a welcoming salsa class tailored to first-timers and anyone seeking a quick refresh, and no partner or prior dance experience is required. After the lesson, the floor opens for a social filled with a lively mix of salsa, bachata, merengue, cumbia, cha cha cha, and kizomba. Attendees are welcome on their own, with friends, or on a date, and all ages can take part. Admission is $10 and covers both the class and the social dancing.

Take part in a welcoming movement class led by Dezmon Woods that is friendly to beginners. No previous dance background is needed. It opens with easy stretches to get loose, then shifts into creative movement inspired by hip hop, jazz, contemporary, and other styles. The atmosphere stays relaxed and upbeat, keeping the focus on simple fun. Picture a short dance adventure centered on getting your body moving, trying new things, and expressing yourself, not on perfection.

Food trucks return to E9th st as Mixxer Maker space presents its annual Arts on Fire, offering a fun day for all ages.

JK Woodworked Creations and Rivas Ranch present a hands-on painting workshop at Wise Man Brewing that mixes creative time with friendly goat encounters. Participants can choose from two 6 inch wooden goat shelf sitter designs and decorate them in their own style, then meet, pet, and take photos with live goats from Rivas Ranch. Ticket options include one person with one goat shelf sitter for 45 dollars or one person with two goat shelf sitters for 55 dollars. Tickets include all supplies and materials, the goat experience, and raffle giveaways. Attendance is limited to 20 spots.

A fun Sunday experience featuring an opportunity for children to circle the bases.

This adult brunch book club welcomes participants ages 18 and up for food, books, and conversation around a different title each month. Registration is required. To sign up, call 336-474-2690 or stop by the library. All selections are available to borrow. The reading list includes Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger for April, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton for May, Dinosaurs by Lydia Millet for June, Long Bright River by Liz Moore for July, A Time To Kill by John Grisham for August, Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid for September, Home Before Dark by Riley Sager for October, The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins for November, and Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley for December.

Leah leads a weekly storytime for elementary-aged children. Each session features a rotating theme with read-alouds and songs, plus hands-on crafts and simple experiments for a fun, engaging experience week after week.

A tribute show honoring the life and art of Dolly Parton, featuring The Vagabond Saints' Society at Gas Hill Drinking Room. This early event supports Dolly Parton's Imagination Library through its proceeds. Tickets are on sale.

Sarah leads a weekly themed storytime designed for children four and under. Little ones can enjoy storytelling, music, playful games, and simple crafts. For more information, call 336-474-2690 or visit the library.

Explore the essentials of chiropractic care in a free, 30-minute workshop designed for people who are new to chiropractic or beginning care with The Village. The session covers chiropractic for pregnancy, infants, and children, and includes time for questions so participants can get the most out of their care. Open to the public and to providers, it offers a perspective on chiropractic you may not have heard before. Attendees receive a complimentary first exam valued at $95.

A friendly book club discussion facilitated by Jessica focuses on The Life We Bury by Allen Eskens. The group follows a yearlong reading plan that also includes The Women by Kristin Hannah, One for the Money by Janet Evanovich, The Color Purple by Alice Walker, First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston, Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, Beach Read by Emily Henry, Holes by Louis Sachar, The Tobacco Wives by Adele Myers, The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, and The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon. A film viewing and potluck are planned for the end of the year.

The Timken Company will hold open interviews at the Randolph County NCWorks Career Center in Randleman for multiple entry level Process Technician roles and for experienced Maintenance Technicians. A high school diploma or GED is required, and the hiring process includes a drug screen and background check.

Designed for infants through pre-K, Miss Jessica leads a lively storytime that weaves themed sign language with stories, songs, and dancing. The session is hands-on, and parents need to remain with their little ones. For more information, contact the library at 336-474-2690 or stop by the library.

Eat Drink Triad’s signature in-person showcase brings together area restaurants, creators, and food enthusiasts for a curated evening at Dram & Draught in Bailey Park. Each ticket includes the first cocktail, food by Alma Mexicana, and dessert from Ava’s Cupcakes. Expect a lively scene with a DJ, a photo booth, games, and prizes. Open to all, this event is framed as a spring kick-off that helps guests discover hidden gems and connect with others who value great food, drinks, and community. Tickets are limited, and members receive special pricing.

Celebrate community and local agriculture at an evening focused on making a difference. Enjoy a carefully planned farm to table meal, take in live music, and connect with others who share a commitment to strengthening the community. Participation supports programs that expand access to fresh food, offer education, and provide vital resources for people who need them most. Tickets are required.

Flames for Freedom is a new monthly gathering at the Heroes Center campus that welcomes veterans and their families for an evening by the fire. The atmosphere is relaxed beneath the night sky, with time for conversation, shared stories, and connection. Simple refreshments are planned, including food, water, s'mores, and possibly hot chocolate, and there will be live music. Attendees may bring chairs, family members, and their stories, with a focus on camaraderie and building lasting bonds.

Open Door Ministries hosts its most prominent annual tradition, a 2026 gala and auction with a masquerade theme. It serves as a marquee moment on the organization's calendar.

At Let's Have a Ball, the easygoing vibe of a ballroom social blends with student curriculum showcases and competition inspired routines. There are no judges or placements, just applause as the music rotates through Nightclub and other specialty styles for dancers and instructors to enjoy. Participants step out in practice attire with a bit of sparkle, from rhinestone touches to heels or practice shoes, and encourage one another through each round. It is a friendly setting to apply what is learned in lessons on a busier floor with an audience and plenty of dance friends alongside. Spectators are welcome to attend and cheer on participating friends and family. Held at the High Point Fred Astaire Dance Studio.

At the Lexington Farmers Market NC - Depot District, The Soap Shack NC, LLC and Sawdust, Sparks, Stitches will be on site as vendors with a variety of handmade goods created on their farm. Shoppers can find XL goat milk soaps in over 40 scents along with goat milk laundry soap, mop soap, all purpose cleaners, bath bombs, bath salts, goat milk lotions, beard oils and balms, linen and room sprays, dog shampoo, lip balms and lip scrubs, car diffusers, wash rags, loofahs, and soy wax candles and melts. The selection also includes farmhouse aprons, baby wash rags, bib and burp cloth sets, jar openers, tea towels, flower pots, dog bandanas, birdhouses, key wristlets, and bowl cozies. Every item is made from scratch by the two of them.

Get moving for veterans at a third annual zumbathon that pairs high energy dance fitness with community support. Attendees are encouraged to bring a donation of food or hygiene products to help stock local veteran food pantries. Local vendors will be available during the event, and vendor opportunities are open.

Presented by Frank Myers AutoMaxx, this community car show celebrates every corner of car culture while supporting the Dream Center of Forsyth County. The showcase welcomes classics, muscle cars, antiques, sleek sports models, lowriders, lifted trucks, Jeeps, motorcycles, and unique custom builds. Attendees can enjoy music, food vendors, awards, and a family-friendly atmosphere. The event takes place at Calvary Baptist Church, with registration details to be announced.

Food, brews, and community take center stage at the Sunny Day Markets Lexington Food + Brews Festival at Breeden Insurance Amphitheater. Enjoy a full day of eating, shopping, and family-friendly fun with live music throughout the event from Hope Griffin, the Andrew Thelston Band, and Abe Reid & The Spikedrivers. Food trucks include Kinder’s Kitchen BBQ, Never Seen This Food Truck, The Ocean Grill & More, Piedmont Triad DonutNV, Tropical Kiss Lemonade, Sip Stop, Jack Funk Ice Cream, and Mackie’s Munchies of the Carolinas. Adult beverage options will be available, with details to be announced. Explore permanent jewelry offerings from Kist Beauty By Mel and Grace & Gold, and keep the little ones engaged with kids activities like a coloring and chalk station. Admission and parking are free. Sponsors include Leafguard, MadCity Windows & Bath, The Pet’s Table, Isenhour Air Care, Home Genius Exteriors, Pella Windows, Power Home Remodeling, and Passante’s Food Service.

The 2026 Triad Walk for Apraxia brings families, friends, and professionals together at Fourth of July Park for a free community gathering that honors Apraxia Stars and the people who champion them. Organizers aim to create a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience for teams of supporters, with additional event information to be shared as it becomes available. Registration is free. Registered participants can pursue individual fundraising incentives, including the event t-shirt, and any registered walker who raises $50 earns the official 2026 shirt. Every Apraxia Star who attends is recognized for hard work and receives a complimentary t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised support Apraxia Kids programs that educate families and professionals, foster community outreach and engagement, and advance advocacy and research for children with childhood apraxia of speech. The Walk offers a welcoming space where Apraxia Stars and their families feel understood and supported while connecting with others who care about this cause. It is described as the largest apraxia awareness event in the country, helping broaden understanding so more children can access the support they need. Announcements are shared on the Walk for Apraxia Facebook page, and the community often connects using the #WalkforApraxia hashtag.

Fiesta is a lively single day celebration in Downtown Winston-Salem that opens Hispanic Heritage Month for the Triad. This long running tradition spotlights Hispanic and Latin culture through live music and dance, traditional foods, cultural showcases, family friendly activities, and community resources. Admission is free. Throughout the day, regional bands take the stage alongside folkloric ballet, salsa, and reggaeton performances. Food vendors serve Hispanic and Latin cuisine, artisans present their work, and local businesses host vendor booths. Families can enjoy a kids zone with hands on crafts, face painting, and learning activities for all ages. Community partners provide health screenings, educational outreach, and information from local service providers. Storytelling, special performances, and presentations honor heritage and the contributions of Hispanic and Latin communities across the Triad. Volunteer roles include setup, information support, hospitality, and activity coordination, with training and event support provided. Local food vendors, artisans, nonprofits, and community organizations may apply to participate. Updates, performer announcements, volunteer details, and vendor application information are shared on social media by Hispanic League.

Celebrate the arrival of cooler weather with fall inspired brews, inviting aromas, and seasonal decor. Wagon Wheels presents a friendly evening of food, shopping, and beer to sip while you browse. Vendor opportunities are available.

XcentriX performs at Social Habit with an outdoor show planned. Please bring your own chair for seating. Their music is described as a good match for cocktails and spirits. If the weather turns, the performance will move indoors.

A monthly indoor mini-market that highlights geek, nerd, and gaming culture. Local artists, makers, and creators share their work in a warm, community-centered setting, and vendors are welcome to inquire about participating.

Dear MariBella and the Pigkickers bring a bluegrass sound shaped by deep Blue Ridge roots and ties to the Carolina coast. The sibling band from near Wilmington, NC formed in 2022 and features Isabella on fiddle, AnnMari on guitar, Pete on banjo, Chris on mandolin, and their dad on bass. Their performances blend lively melodies with playful sibling banter, highlighting faith, family connections, and plenty of heart. Highlights include opening for Sam Bush in Wilmington, appearances on the official youth stage at IBMA World of Bluegrass, a set at Merlefest, and second place in the Blue Highway Fest Rising Stars band competition. Advance tickets are $15 and admission at the door is $20. Seating is first come, first served.

This relaxed coffee gathering for veterans at High Point Rockers Baseball inside the Catalyst Club offers coffee, biscuits, and conversation with fellow service members. It centers on reconnecting, recharging, and discovering resources that support veterans. Attendees can network, learn, or simply enjoy good company, with welcoming faces, useful information, and time to share stories and build new connections.

Designed for homeschoolers and their families, this special day at Körner’s Folly opens a window into Victorian textiles by inviting participants to step into the role of fiber artists. Students can examine garments and fabrics from the Körner family collection up close to learn how clothing and household textiles were made, worn, and used in the past. Interactive stations encourage creativity with small weaving projects, yarn doll making, and experiments with fibers similar to those used in the 19th century. The experience also includes self-guided exploration of the 22-room house museum, a textile themed scavenger hunt featuring items not previously on view, historic yard games and toys, and hands-on activities in the Community Room of the John & Bobbie Wolfe Visitor Center. Families can move through everything in any order and at their own pace, engaging with history through touch, creativity, and play. Picnics are welcome on the grounds or in the Visitor Center Community Room.

A relaxed meetup for veterans age 50 and up at the Roy B Culler Senior Center offers coffee and a biscuit, opportunities to reconnect with fellow veterans, and a chance to explore resources that support life after service. Expect friendly faces, useful information, and time to share stories, network, and build new connections while strengthening the local veteran community.

This community gathering at Thomasville Public Library brings veterans, families, supporters, and friends together for conversation, connection, and appreciation of local service members. Organized in collaboration with The Heroes Center and the Thomasville Public Library, it offers coffee and light snacks provided by Sechrest-Davis Funeral and Cremations. Attendees can share stories, build relationships, and honor veterans in a relaxed setting.

XcentriX brings a classic rock and blues cover set to Paul Ciener Botanical Gardens as part of the Kernersville Chamber of Commerce Music at Twilight series. Admission is free. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Sammy's Sliders, Social Habit, and TD's Treats. Guests are welcome to bring a blanket or chair and enjoy the ambiance of the gardens while listening to familiar favorites.

A nostalgic, adults-only book fair from Reading Connections revives the classic school marketplace and supports adult and family literacy. Browse books, posters, and other favorite throwbacks as music sets the mood and surprises add to the fun. Playful school-day touches include Fabulous Lunch Ladies handing out snacks, DJ Tito spinning retro favorites, a Mystery Wine Pull in the Teacher's Lounge, a Silent Lunch Auction with items up for bid, and an Honor Roll where, for once, an A can be bought. There will be plenty of books, and shoppers may donate selections back to Reading Connections to help local families build home libraries and inspire a love of reading. Yearbook-style photo moments capture the throwback spirit. Break a rule and Principal Busta Brown might assign detention, with the only escape coming through a little help from friends. Hall Passes keep the theme alive throughout the night.

Kit McKay brings a lighthearted, often witty mix of alt-country and folk-rock to Park Hangs in Bailey Park, presented in partnership with the iQ and NCMA Winston-Salem. Food trucks will be available before the performance, with live music to follow. In case of inclement weather, any cancellation will be announced on social media on the day of the event.

Downtown Thomasville lights up for Everybody’s Night, a free community festival that brings friends and families together with live performances, tasty food, and refreshing drinks. Music fills the streets with sets by The Catalina’s, Delta Son, DJ Weapon X, and The Bennett Hall Band. Attendees can enjoy dishes from local food vendors, grab beverages from event sellers, and take in the atmosphere of a crisp fall evening in Chair City. It offers a lively start to the weekend with plenty of tunes, opportunities to dance or unwind, and a warm community vibe throughout downtown.

This event at Sunset Theatre in Asheboro features a conversation with Randolph County native Elizabeth Hudson, editor of Our State magazine and author of Full Circle: A Collection of Essays, a book collecting 35 of her magazine columns from recent years.

Experience a lively market atmosphere in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, where skilled makers, local flavors, and live music come together. More than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, and a new building has been added for 2026, creating even more to explore with outdoor tents and on-site food trucks throughout the event. Browse handmade work by Nova Scotian artisans and makers, including pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more. Savor baked treats, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, a range of beverages, food truck favorites, and local wines. Practical details to keep in mind: admission includes a weekend wristband, cash makes purchases easier, and only service dogs are allowed inside buildings. For details, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Teams compete on High Rock Lake with weigh-in and prize opportunities based at Southmont Abbotts Creek Boat and Fishing Access. This stop is part of a multi event trail that includes eight individual tournaments with full payback. Entry is $120 per event and includes eligibility for the big bass award. Contingencies feature $8,000 tied to Ranger Cup, Triton Gold, and Nitro Rewards, plus $500 to the highest finishing owner from each of those programs who places inside the top 10, with first place not paid twice. Angler’s Choice Bonus Bucks totaling $3,000 go to the top three finishing teams who purchased a boat from Angler’s Choice within the last five years, with $1,500 for first, $1,000 for second, and $500 for third. Additional prizes include a $200 ACM Tackle gift card for the smallest fish of the day, which must be the only fish an angler brings to the scales, and a Youth Fishing Award that provides a $100 ACM Tackle gift card and a plaque to the youth angler 12 or younger with the highest total weight for the event.

The Soap Shack NC, LLC together with Sawdust, Sparks, Stitches and Goats Milk Soaps will be at the Lexington Farmer’s Market as vendors, offering a wide range of handmade goods. Look for extra-large goat milk soaps in more than 40 scents, goat milk laundry soaps, mop soaps, all purpose cleaners, bath bombs and bath salts, goat milk lotions, beard oils and balms, linen and room sprays, dog shampoos, lip balms and lip scrubs, car diffusers, wash rags, loofahs, and soy wax candles and melts. There will also be farmhouse aprons, baby wash rags, bib and burp cloth sets, jar openers, tea towels, flower pots, dog bandanas, birdhouses, key wristlets, and bowl cozies. Every item is made from scratch on their farm by a two-person team.

The fly-in at the Asheboro NC airport will feature a display of model aircraft presented by CCRC members.

NatterDoodle appears at the Bookmarks Festival of Books & Authors in downtown Winston-Salem with a colorful booth featuring book-inspired stickers, magnetic bookmarks, pens and other stationery, tote bags, and gifts for devoted readers. Visitors can browse a popular literary collection designed for readers, sticker collectors, and tote bag enthusiasts. The festival is the largest of its kind in the Carolinas, bringing together authors, bookstores, literary organizations, and readers from across the region to celebrate a shared love of books. Launched in 2004 as a community book festival, Bookmarks has grown into a 501(c)(3) literary arts nonprofit and bookstore in downtown Winston-Salem, and its programs, including this signature festival, focus on building community by connecting people of all ages with books and authors that educate, inspire, challenge, and entertain.

Welcome the first Saturday of fall with an apple-focused festival featuring arts and crafts, live music, kid-friendly activities, historical demonstrations, and a variety of food vendors. Admission is free, and costs apply to food and craft purchases.

Couldn't Be Happiers bring their award-winning folk rock and Americana sound back to East of Texas. The duo from Winston-Salem, North Carolina is known for storytelling that spotlights surprising characters and fresh perspectives, spinning songs about imagined worlds, overlooked histories, and fading folklore. Woven through their music is their own shared story as two attorneys who met after their previous marriages ended, embracing a renewed chapter filled with music, love, and happiness.

Explore a craft fair centered on all things autumn, featuring seasonal scents and flavors alongside home decor, jewelry, and more. The focus is on fall-inspired finds to enjoy. Those interested in vending can sign up to participate.

Explore tarot in a welcoming, beginner-focused class led by Nikki at FTG Boutique. Through an interactive, in-person format, the session covers card meanings, the structure of the suits and the Major Arcana, basic spreads and how to interpret them, and ways to listen to intuitive insights. Learn how each deck tells a symbolic story, gather practical tips to read with confidence, and follow a clear, step-by-step path designed to help you start reading for yourself by the end of class. No prior experience is required. Please bring a tarot deck in any style.

Shinyribs returns to The Ramkat with special guest Patrick Sweany. The band brings a lively mix that blends Texas blues, New Orleans R&B and funk, horn-forward Memphis soul, country twang, border influences, big band swing, and roots rock. This Austin-based outfit typically performs as a nine-piece, sometimes expanding to ten, led by Kevin Russell, a charismatic frontman recognized for colorful suits and eye-catching shoes. Onstage he moves between electric guitar and ukulele and creates a cinematic atmosphere, with past shows featuring moments like a light-up cloak or a conga line weaving through the crowd.

Enjoy a social dance party at FADS High Point where dancers can polish steps learned in class, meet new people, and reconnect with familiar faces in a lively, welcoming atmosphere. The focus is on friendly practice and fun social dancing.

A showcase featuring His & Hers and Midlife Trip, two North Carolina Americana acts. His & Hers, led by spouses Caleb and Sara Davis, has been performing together since 2013 and has released three albums, including the full-length Come On In. Their résumé includes performances at MerleFest, AppaloosaFest, the CBC Bluegrass Festival, the Daniel Boone Festival, the Ramkat, the Blue Ridge Music Center Amphitheatre, the COMMA Theatre, Muddy Creek Music Hall, and more. They have shared stages with artists such as Scythian, 49 Winchester, Vince Herman of Leftover Salmon, Dom Flemons of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Mason Via of Old Crow Medicine Show, Zoe & Cloyd, Joe Mullins & Radio Ramblers, Cane Mill Road, Caroline Owens, Hank Smith & Pattie Kinlaw, and Tyler Nail. Their music has received regular airplay on WTOB in Winston-Salem, WUAG in Greensboro, and WAME in Statesville, along with appearances on podcasts and live radio broadcasts. Midlife Trip delivers a high-energy new acoustic Americana sound from Boone, built on tight harmonies, driving grooves, and improvisation with a jam influence. Grounded in bluegrass, roots rock, and contemporary jam, the band is at home in intimate listening rooms and on festival stages. Following the release of the debut single "Best on My Own" and a notable hometown performance at the Appalachian Theatre, Midlife Trip is gaining momentum across the Southeast.

Michael Chaney performs live at Rixster's.

The Shugga Daddies are back at Sidelines Sports Grill for another visit.

The event includes a group ride, with the meeting location to be announced closer to the date. General admission is $5 per person. A rain date is planned.

Celebrate the season at a fall-inspired artisan market presented in partnership with the Kernersville Museum. Explore a curated mix of local artisans, makers, crafters, and small businesses while enjoying live music, food trucks, and family-friendly activities throughout the day. Find handmade goods, seasonal decor, and gift ideas as you support local vendors and the creative community of Kernersville. The event spans Harmon Park and the Kernersville Museum, with more family activities and attractions to be announced as it gets closer.

The 3rd Annual Fly High Lexington Motoring Expo brings together automotive and aviation excitement with a showcase that features a car, truck, and motorcycle show alongside aircraft fly ins. All types are welcome, including domestic and import models, classic and vintage rides, exotics, trucks, and motorcycles, and every year, make, model, and trim is invited. Car clubs and cruiser groups will find ample parking for full memberships. Expect awards and trophies, live entertainment, food trucks, vendor booths and sponsor displays, appearances by special guests, raffles, games and contests, and door prizes with other giveaways. General admission costs $5 per person, children 12 and under are free, and show registration is $20 per vehicle and includes the driver. A portion of the proceeds benefits Saving Grace K9's. For sponsor, vendor, or event questions, call 336.655.1661. Guests are asked to be respectful of staff, the venue, fellow attendees, and deputies on site, and safety is the top priority.

As Hispanic Heritage Month draws to a close, an outdoor celebration fills the park with the sounds and flavors of Latin America. High-energy dance showcases highlight styles such as salsa, bachata, and folklórico, while a live band powers the evening with vibrant rhythms. A lineup of Latin food trucks serves bold, authentic dishes from across the region. Admission is free and all ages are welcome, creating a family-friendly, community-focused atmosphere. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome for relaxing between performances.

Back for a third appearance, this event returns with another chance to be part of the action. Anyone nearby is encouraged to stop in and experience it while the opportunity lasts.

The Shugga Daddies are back at Lucky's Burger-n-Tap in Asheboro for another appearance.

Every dollar raised through this event is donated in full to Cancer Services.

The fourth annual Grand Slam edition of Home Runs and Hot Rods features a free car show and cruise-in on the Glenn High School campus, benefiting the school's baseball team.

Relive the sounds of 1976 as Salem Band presents a tribute to the Bicentennial year, spanning disco, jazz, musical theater, cinema, and rock and roll. The program features favorites such as A Fifth of Beethoven, music from Saturday Night Fever, Nadia’s Theme, selections from Evita and A Chorus Line, and songs by ABBA and Elton John alongside rock classics. Spotlight moments include SB principal saxophonist Sara Emery performing Evergreen and SB trumpeter Emma Alex Conrad on flugelhorn for Feels So Good. Disco-inspired attire is welcome and audiences can be ready to dance. The concert takes place in Hanes Auditorium, it is free to attend, and the venue is accessible. Established in 1771, Salem Band is the nation’s oldest continuous mixed wind ensemble. Eileen Young is the Music Director.

This adult book club gathers at Colonial Grind Coffee Shop to discuss fantasy, romance, and buzz-worthy books that have gone viral. It is open to ages 18 and older. Participants can enjoy coffee, ice cream, or a pastry while chatting about the monthly pick. Advance registration is required. Sign up by calling 336-474-2690 or by visiting the library. The lending desk has copies of each selection available to borrow. Selections include One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig, The Favorites by Layne Fargo, When They Burned the Butterfly by Wen-Yi Lee, A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna, and Alchemy of Secrets by Stephanie Garber.

The Mobile Free Pharmacy will be at St. John CME Church for a community giveaway of nonprescription health supplies for North Carolina residents. Attendees can receive everyday items at no cost, including pain and allergy relief, cold and cough remedies, digestive aids, vitamins, and medications for children. Coordinated by NC MedAssist with community partners, some sites also offer added services like complimentary health screenings and vaccines. Participation is open to residents age 18 or older, with no further eligibility steps. You may come without registering in advance. To speed things up, items can be ordered online ahead of time for pickup, and it is fine to collect an order for someone who cannot attend. For questions, contact Lisa Szabo at lszabo@medassist.org.

This Habitat gala for affordable housing features a denim and diamonds theme, encouraging guests to elevate their favorite jeans with a touch of sparkle. Embrace a Dolly Parton vibe with a Lexington twist. A special ticket option is available for ages 21 to 35, so review the ticket choices carefully when selecting.

This event offers an evening of food, music, and dancing in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month at Truist Point Plaza. Organizers are already seeking sponsors for 2026.

Root for the underdog as Ford v Ferrari races onto the big screen, following Ford engineers and their team determined to build a car capable of beating Ferrari. Inspired by real events, the story highlights teamwork, grit, and endurance through challenges on and off the track. Presented by a/perture cinema and Innovation Quarter, this screening is part of the Innovation & Cinema Signature Event series in Bailey Park. If weather becomes a factor, any updates will be shared on social media on the day of the event.

Now in its tenth year, this fall farm celebration centers on family fun. More information will be shared soon.

JS & the FOOTLIGHTS (Bass Guitar) appears at A Fairview Farm for a family friendly farm experience that offers simple fun for all ages.

The Charles Ray Concert Series offers a two day celebration of live music, showcasing exceptional performers from across the Triad while uplifting High Point’s local businesses. It also benefits West End Ministries and its ongoing service to the community, blending memorable performances with a spirit of support.

United European Ballet brings the timeless tale of Swan Lake to RJ Reynolds Auditorium, telling a story of love, enchantment, and ultimate triumph. Rooted in the classic choreography of Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov and set to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score, this production showcases favorite moments such as the Dance of the Little Swans and Odile’s 32 fouettés. More than 200 handcrafted costumes and newly designed sets created for this North American tour add striking visual detail. Presented in two acts with one intermission, it is family friendly and suitable for ages 3 and up. This single evening engagement highlights elegance, passion, and refined artistry.

Enjoy a relaxed movie night at Oasis with $5 admission that includes popcorn. People of all ages can attend, and parents can look over the film lineup to decide what suits their kids. There is floor seating with pillows for a cozy feel, and chairs are available on request. Arriving a bit early makes it easy to grab a drink, get comfortable, and bring a blanket if you like. Upcoming selections include 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 atmosphere centers on comfort, community, and a simple outing without any fuss.

Park Hangs brings live music to the Bailey Park stage with Real Companion. The iQ partners with NCMA Winston-Salem to showcase this duo based in Boone, known for easygoing guitar, expressive lyrics, and grooves that sketch scenes of southern small town life. Food trucks will be serving when doors open, with the performance to follow. The Park Hangs concert series is supported in part by Atwell Ford Real Estate. Weather related updates, including any cancellation, will be posted on social media the day of the event.

Discover ballroom in an introductory class that teaches the basics of four dances in just 40 minutes. Suitable for newcomers and anyone curious to try ballroom. Admission is free for new clients and for guests of current students. The session focuses on simple fundamentals to give a quick taste of several styles.

Next Stop Comedy presents a rotating roster of stand-up talent at Breathe Cocktail Lounge & Restaurant in Kernersville, NC. Each performance features a fresh mix of comedians, including artists with television appearances and popular podcast credits. Enjoy an evening of live comedy in a lounge and restaurant setting where the lineup changes every show.

The first night of a two-night run at The Ramkat features The SteelDrivers with special guest Hunter Root. Hailing from Nashville, this bluegrass quintet blends tradition with gritty intensity, weaving in shades of blues, soul, and rock. The band earned a Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album for The Muscle Shoals Recording, welcomed lead vocalist Matt Dame in 2021, and marked its 20th anniversary in 2025 with a Sun Records release that received a Grammy nomination. A limited number of discounted two-night standing floor GA packages are offered.

This Cars and Coffee gathering marks the final meet in the early morning time slot. The next one will transition to a later midday schedule.

Enjoy a family-friendly day at the 12th annual car show featuring polished vehicles, tasty food, and raffle giveaways. All makes and models are welcome. Registration on the day of the show is $10. Raffle tickets will be available throughout the event, with prizes handed out after the car show awards. Prizes are provided by Advance Auto Parts, AutoZone, Hayes Jewelers, and more. The organizers express gratitude for the continued support.

In Asheboro, North Carolina, Rock the Block Asheboro is a community gathering hosted by the Shine Bright Foundation that centers on inclusion and support. The event raises awareness for individuals with Autism and Down Syndrome while bringing people together through a race and a family celebration. Registration offers tiered pricing, with an early bird option at $30 and a regular option at $35. Those who complete registration by the stated cutoff can secure an official race T-shirt. Awards will recognize the top three overall male and female finishers, plus age group winners for 10 and under, 11 to 14, 15 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 and older. After the run, festivities include food trucks, local vendors, a live DJ, raffle prizes, and bounce houses for children.

As the summer heat gives way to thoughts of crisp autumn days, the Wags & Whiskers Halloween Gala is on the way. This annual celebration is the organizers’ largest fundraiser of the year, and each edition strives to surpass the one before it. Ticket sales and sponsorship options will be announced soon, so mark your calendar and look for further details.

Masters of Rhythm comes back to Plank Street Tavern with a country, rock, and rhythm and blues revue in High Point's Social District.

XcentriX returns to Folly's - Draft & Snack with a feel good mix of sing along tunes and toe tapping rhythms that bring back favorite memories. The lineup of Glad, Dave, Jim, and John keeps the party vibe going, and the band calls Folly's one of its favorite places to play. Adult beverages are part of the experience, and the music may have people singing along or dancing.

The SteelDrivers return to The Ramkat for the second night of a two-show run, joined by special guests Unspoken Tradition. The Nashville-based bluegrass quintet pairs tradition with a passionate, gritty edge, weaving in shades of blues, soul, and rock. The band earned a Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album for The Muscle Shoals Recording, welcomed lead vocalist Matt Dame in 2021, and marked its 20th anniversary in 2025 with a Sun Records release that received a Grammy nomination. Expect a high-energy performance that showcases masterful musicianship and heartfelt vocals.

The Shugga Daddies are back at The Alibi for another visit.

Ohio musician Ethan Timm channels a vintage rock and roll spirit shaped by classic songwriters. His performances blend energy and heart, showcasing smooth, soulful vocals alongside tasteful, blues-leaning guitar work. Expect a mix of familiar classics, original tunes cut from the same cloth, and a few carefully chosen deep-cut covers. No two shows are exactly the same, offering a fresh experience each time.

At Wise Man Brewing in Winston-Salem, this hands-on candle-making workshop pairs craft beer with creativity. Participants create two custom soy candles from start to finish, selecting scents from a curated fragrance bar, blending a signature aroma, and pouring with step-by-step guidance. Candles can be personalized with decorative finishes, and optional upgrades to premium glass jars and specialty vessels are available. All materials are included, and instruction is provided by experienced candle makers in a beginner-friendly setting. Beer and other beverages are available for purchase from the brewery during the workshop. Hosted by Hand.The.Light. Family friendly, with children welcome when accompanied by an adult.

Set a playful Halloween mood at Breathe Cocktail Lounge with a hands-on soy candle workshop filled with cozy seasonal scents and creative touches. Participants hand pour custom candles from soy wax and choose among spooky fragrance blends, colors, decorative accents, and a range of seasonal vessels to craft a one-of-a-kind piece. Think warm autumn aromas, ghostly style, moody candlelight, pumpkins, and dark florals. Hosted by Hand.The.Light, which leads immersive candle experiences focused on creativity, connection, and community. This is family friendly. Children may attend with an adult. No prior experience is required. All supplies, materials, and step-by-step instruction are provided. The session lasts about two hours. Tickets are listed on Eventbrite and include additional fees. Optional upgrades at checkout allow for larger candles and elevated vessel choices. Every attendee needs their own ticket and sharing is not allowed. For safety, entry is closed 20 minutes after the start. Refunds are available up to seven days before, with all sales final after that point. Capacity is limited. Cocktails and menu items from Breathe Cocktail Lounge are available for purchase during the workshop.

John Oates appears at The Ramkat for an intimate seated performance presented in two sets.

AJ Lee & Blue Summit return to The Ramkat with special guests The Cody Sisters for a night of high-energy roots and bluegrass. The award-winning group, originally based in Santa Cruz, California, began as a circle of teenage friends trading tunes at local festivals and, after nearly a decade on the road, has become a dynamic force in modern bluegrass. The lineup features AJ Lee on mandolin, fiddler Jan Purat, guitarist Sullivan Tuttle, and bassist Sean Newman. Their third studio album, City Of Glass, arrived in 2024 on Signature Sounds, and in 2025 they released the Cover to Cover V.1 series with collaborators including Lindsay Lou, Trey Hensley, Ahn Phung, and Kyle Tuttle. Sharing the bill, The Cody Sisters highlight close harmonies and crisp instrumentation shaped by years in Colorado’s folk and bluegrass community. Sisters Maddie and Megan Cody started performing together as children, encouraged by a musical family and a steady stream of live shows and festivals such as RockyGrass. With Maddie on banjo, Megan on mandolin, and both switching to guitar, they built an early following for polished playing and vocals. The band expanded in 2020 when bassist Will Pavilonis joined, adding new dimension to their arrangements.

Experience a bustling market that showcases the creativity of artisans and makers from across Nova Scotia, all set amid the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Browse more than 150 vendors spread throughout multiple buildings, now with an expanded layout, and discover handcrafted pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home décor, jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind pieces. Food trucks will be on site both days, offering local bites, sweet treats, beverages, and specialty products, while live music and outdoor tents add to the festive atmosphere. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet for convenient access. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings. Bringing cash is recommended for the smoothest shopping experience. For more information, email ccsteakscake1986@gmail.com.

Experience the American Revolution on the tabletop at a free special wargaming event presented by the High Point University Historical Gaming Society at the High Point Museum. Command hundreds of hand painted, 3D printed 15 mm miniatures on detailed battlefields, play featured scenarios such as Guilford Courthouse that are designed to conclude in a couple of hours, and use a streamlined, dice based system that is easy to learn and quick to play. Games also invite discussion of key moments in the struggle to form the United States. The HPU Historical Gaming Society is an informal, on campus group created by the High Point University History Department to engage students outside the classroom, and HPU professors and students will be present to host and referee each battle. This free event suits both seasoned wargamers and first timers. Space is limited, so advance registration is required to participate, while observers may watch without registering.

An autumn-themed art gathering invites people to slow down, connect, and enjoy creative play. Participants explore mixed media techniques with layers of paper, paint, stamps, fabric, watercolor, and other materials, working with warm color palettes, inviting textures, and lighthearted experimentation to craft unique pieces. Whether you love journals, collage, and paper crafts or simply want unhurried time to make something meaningful, this welcoming space offers room to rest and create. The focus stays on creativity, connection, and joy rather than perfection. All materials are included. The experience is family friendly, open to ages 8 and up when accompanied by an adult, and no prior art experience is required. Projects may include seasonally inspired mixed media works, handmade cards and tags, journal pages and collages, and other whimsical creations. Participants leave with handmade art and fresh inspiration for the season.

Celebrate Halloween with a touch of history on a Fear on the Frontier guided walk. Hear spooky tales from the region, enjoy a live magic show, meet a few feathered friends, and take part in activities for all ages. Admission is free.

Spooky fun takes over the West Salem Art Hotel and the surrounding block with a free, family friendly celebration where costumes are encouraged. The festivities include performances and bands, art vendors and non-profit vendors, hands-on crafts, a variety of food and beverage trucks, and a Ghoul Garden Maze, with more to enjoy throughout the area.

Palette of Dance brings the idea of dance as a living canvas to life on stage at Fred Astaire Dance Studios, High Point. Students and instructors present a ticketed showcase featuring expressive storytelling, striking choreography, and the refined skills honed in the studio. Each routine offers a distinct brushstroke of ballroom creativity, weaving together different styles, ages, and musical genres into a colorful gallery of movement. Tickets are $20 and available in advance or at the door. For more information, call 336-553-6863 or email highpoint@fredastaire.com. Friends, family, and community members can experience the artistry these dancers bring to the floor.

Up-and-coming singer-songwriter Callista Jade, from Cleveland, North Carolina, shares acoustic songs that bridge pop and country. Playing her guitar, she delivers a vibrant, soulful presence and melodic tunes throughout the set.

At Oasis at The Mill, this program looks beyond the common labels of spirits, specters, entities, angels, guides, demons, and devils to ask what these beings truly are. The session organizes them into five groups and explores who they are and why they operate as they do, encouraging a shift from fear to empathy through clear understanding. The presentation is led by internationally recognized psychic medium Frank Chodl, whose books, classes, and seminars draw on his background in teaching, decades of paranormal work, and a passion for research and investigation. He recognized his abilities at the age of eight and was identified as a deep trance medium by the late Lorraine Warren in 1975. His work has been observed by psychologists, parapsychologists, and paranormal investigators, and he has conducted readings and spirit liftings for individuals and groups in private homes, historic inns and hotels, battlefields, and cemeteries. His investigations have taken him to the Forbidden City in Beijing, Anasazi ruins in Colorado, Pompeii in Italy, standing stones and stone circles in the British Isles, slave cells in Ghana, Mayan ruins in the Yucatan, and islands within the Bermuda Triangle. Tickets are on sale at $29 per person for a single presentation, or $87 per person for the full set of four.

Settle into an intimate evening centered on spirit communication, thoughtful reflection, and meaningful connection. A live group reading unfolds naturally, followed by a relaxed meet and greet with tea, conversation, and light refreshments. The medium serves as a conduit for those who are living, those who have passed, and those in between. Specific individuals are not called upon; messages come from those who most need to be heard. In a group setting, not everyone will receive a personal message, and some messages may resonate with more than one person. Participants are asked not to provide hoped-for outcomes, names, dates, relationships, or other details in advance, allowing the spirits to speak for themselves. The evening features internationally recognized psychic medium Frank Chodl, whose books, classes, and seminars reflect decades of paranormal work, research, and teaching. He discovered his abilities in childhood and was identified as a Deep Trance Medium by the late Lorraine Warren in 1975. His readings and spirit liftings have been observed by psychologists, parapsychologists, and paranormal investigators, and he has worked with individuals and groups in private homes, historic inns and hotels, battlefields, and cemeteries. His investigations have taken him to notable sites around the world, including the Forbidden City in Beijing, Anasazi ruins in Colorado, Pompeii in Italy, standing stones in the British Isles, slave cells in Ghana, Mayan ruins in the Yucatan, and islands within the Bermuda Triangle. Tickets are $49 per person.

M&C Boo-tiful Creations: Halloween Craft Fest brings a festive outdoor market to Musten & Crutchfield Food Market in Kernersville, filled with seasonal shopping, treats, and family friendly activities. Look for Halloween touches throughout, a variety of handmade items, and a lineup of food trucks. Vendors can reserve 10x10 outdoor spaces, with limited availability for direct sales businesses. Pricing is $60 for a 10x10 vendor space and $80 for food trucks, and applications are currently open.

Taking place at Synergy Massage and Spa, LLC, this spooky Sip Stop pop-up showcases new Kids Halloween Sips created for children. Each colorful 12 oz drink features bright colors, playful flavors, and a gummy worm garnish. The menu includes Witch’s Brew, Ghost Goo, Monster Slime, Spider Venom, Pumpkin Patch Punch, and Zombie Fuel, highlighted as a kids’ favorite. Each drink is $4.99. Costumes are encouraged for extra Halloween fun.

Party lovers can dive into a spirited Halloween celebration built around a 90s throwback theme. Attendees are encouraged to dress as a favorite 90s icon or wear retro apparel to amplify the nostalgia. Expect a lively night of costumes and high energy.

This social dance gathering at FADS High Point provides a friendly space to practice the steps learned in class, meet new people, and reconnect with longtime friends in a festive setting.

Covenant Church United Methodist presents the 19th annual holiday market and craft fair, featuring more than 50 crafters and artists sharing their creations in a festive setting. Admission, parking, door prize entries, and hot spiced cider are free. Vendor registration is handled only through the church’s website, and direct messages or comments about vendor spaces are not affiliated.

Celebrate the spirit of thankfulness with a relaxed art gathering focused on creativity and community. Participants explore mixed media techniques with watercolor, collage papers, stamps, repurposed book pages, fabric, and other inspiring materials, then craft handmade pieces full of color and texture. No prior experience is required, and the setting welcomes both first-time and seasoned makers. Materials are provided. Project ideas include layered collage artworks, journal pages centered on gratitude, handcrafted cards and gift tags, and playful creations with a seasonal touch. It is family friendly and suitable for ages eight and up when accompanied by an adult. This is an invitation to slow down, make with your hands, connect with others, and step into the busy season feeling renewed.

Offroad Outlaws hosts the eighth annual Salute to Service Show N Shine honoring SPC Nickolas Maner at Davidson County Fairgrounds. Vehicles of many types are featured, with categories that include antiques and classics, cars, trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, motorcycles, off-road builds, imports, muscle, custom projects, and more. The schedule includes on-site registration, an opening ceremony, public vehicle voting, and announcements for awards and raffles before the day concludes. Admission is free. Food trucks, vendors, live entertainment, raffles, and plenty of fun are planned. All proceeds benefit Saving Grace K9s. Details about early and VIP registration and pre-ticket sales will be shared as they become available. For official inquiries, the only event contacts are Laurie Hunt and Stephanie Maner.

Bluegrass pairs with barbecue at Prissy Polly's BBQ Restaurant in K-Vegas.

Michael Chaney performs live at Rixster's. The event offers an in-person show with the artist on stage at the venue.

The event features a community walk on the track at Rockers Stadium. Participants can set up team or personal fundraising pages through the tickets button. On-site registration for teams and individuals will be available. Share photos and videos that explain why you walk, and use the hashtags #CROPHungerWalk and #HighPointCROPHungerWalk.

Nashville singer-songwriter Liz Longley is known for emotive vocals and heartfelt storytelling. Her music has earned recognition from major songwriting competitions and gathered a loyal community of supporters. Funeral For My Past, her 2020 album, received wide praise, with coverage noting a range that stretches from Americana and gospel-tinged soul to polished pop, and it was highlighted by Newsweek among notable releases of that year. In 2024 she followed with It’s Me Again, an EP of acoustic reinterpretations of defining songs, including Unraveling, the track that earned her the BMI John Lennon Scholarship. Listeners are watching for hints of a new full-length as this next chapter unfolds.

A community lunch organized by YWCA High Point. This gathering puts the focus on the heart of the community.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up night at Breathe Cocktail Lounge & Restaurant with a different roster of comics every time. The lineup features comedians with appearances on TV and on podcasts, offering a fresh mix of acts at each performance.

High Rock Lake hosts the Angler's Choice team Classic at Southmont Abbotts Creek Boat and Fishing Access. This stop is part of a multi-event trail that features eight tournaments with full payback. Entry for each event is $120 and includes eligibility for a big-bass prize. Contingency opportunities include up to $8,000 through Ranger Cup, Triton Gold, and Nitro Rewards. Angler's Choice Bonus Bucks awards $1,500, $1,000, and $500 to the top three teams that finish highest and purchased a boat from Angler's Choice within the past five years. An extra $500 goes to the highest-placing eligible Ranger Cup, Triton Gold, or Nitro Tournament Rewards owner finishing inside the top ten. First place does not receive duplicate payouts. Additional awards are on the line. A $200 ACM Tackle gift card goes to the team that weighs the smallest fish of the day, and that fish must be the only one they bring to the scales. Young anglers can compete for a Youth Fishing Award, with a $100 ACM Tackle gift card and a plaque for the top total weight. Participants must be 12 years old or younger.

Pandora’s Jukebox delivers an interactive concert where the audience picks the music in real time. Requests from the crowd drive the set, so the show evolves with the room’s momentum and the choices people make. Expect a wide mix that can jump from classic rock and pop favorites to newer hits and hidden gems. More than a performance, it is a collaborative night where the crowd helps create the playlist and the memorable moments that follow.

The annual Harvest Market fills the Depot with holiday shopping and local flavor. Over 40 local farmers, bakers, and crafters gather under one roof so you can find gifts, tasty treats, and home decor in a single stop. Browse pasture-raised meats like pork, chicken, and beef, along with eggs and seasonal vegetables. Warm up with coffee, cider, or tea as you explore body butters, soaps, beard oils, wreaths, handcrafted quilts, winter accessories, handmade plushies, and wooden treasures. Vendors will be announced. Applications are not accepted in comments and confirmations are handled directly.

The Shugga Daddies are back at Lucky's for another appearance.

Celebrate Thanksgiving with FADS High Point at a potluck dinner followed by dancing. Guests can bring a favorite dish to share, then enjoy time on the dance floor. This gathering brings a cherished Fred Astaire tradition to the High Point community and offers a warm way to connect with the FADS family. For questions, contact the studio at (336) 553-6863 or highpoint@fredastaire.com.

Kick off the holiday season at a festive two-day marketplace featuring a different selection of vendors each day for a varied shopping experience. Details about food trucks will be announced later. Vendor applications are open.