Events in Washington today

Meatloaf Monday takes place at Larry’s Steakhouse in Greenville.

Play Yu-Gi-Oh! in the Genesys format, a unique deckbuilding format that uses a 100-point list. Prizing for the format may vary.

Take part in a Pokémon TCG tournament featuring Standard-format constructed decks and Swiss rounds. Players of all skill levels are welcome to compete, trade, and spend time with the local Pokémon community. Entry is $10. Each participant receives a Play! Pokémon booster, with additional prizes awarded based on final standings.

Tuesday Painters offers a welcoming space for artists of all experience levels to create and connect. Bring your art and work in any medium in a creative atmosphere at the Historical Turnage Theatre. The gathering is free and open to all.

Presented by the Winterville Chamber of Commerce and Pitt Community College, this fall mixer connects students with local business professionals for purposeful networking. Students can practice real world conversation, build professional contacts, learn from local business leaders, and explore possible career paths. Chamber members and local professionals can share experience, connect with emerging talent, offer informal mentorship, and meet potential future interns or employees. The goal extends beyond job placement, focusing on building confidence with professional relationship skills and strengthening ties between the business community and the next generation of the workforce. Registration is encouraged. The event follows a floating format.

Enjoy Hamburger Steak Wednesday at Larry’s Steakhouse.

Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just getting started, bring your music to this weekly open mic.

Pokémon fans of all ages and experience levels can take part in structured league matches, casual battles, trading, and special league challenges that offer in-game rewards and bonuses. Bring cards or consoles to play and connect with fellow Trainers. Entry fees vary based on the event type and prizes, which may include store credit or Pokémon products depending on stock.

Enjoy a spaghetti special at lunchtime, with an early-bird option at a steakhouse.

Senior Citizen (60+) Bingo brings together adults 60 and older for friendly games, conversation, and chances to win prizes. The focus is on fellowship and lighthearted fun in a social setting.

The Down East Holiday Show brings more than 100 vendors to the Greenville Convention Center, creating a festive shopping experience with gift ideas for everyone you are buying for. Stroll through a wide range of booths and discover something special for your holiday list all in one convenient spot.

The Beaufort County Traditional Music Association welcomes musicians of all skill levels to free, open jam sessions featuring traditional music. Bring an instrument, your voice, or simply an appreciation for music to enjoy a relaxed, community-focused gathering and connect with fellow music lovers. No ticket or RSVP is required. Saturday morning open jams are also offered in the same space.

Compete in a Riftbound 1v1 tournament featuring Swiss-format matchmaking and best-of-three matches. Players race to destroy their opponent’s Nexus, adapting their strategies across rounds to secure two game wins. Games have a time limit, and if time runs out, the player who dealt the most damage to the Nexus wins the round. Bring a deck that follows the official Riftbound deck-building rules. The entry fee averages $10, and prizes will depend on attendance and set availability.

Compete in a Union Arena tournament featuring anime-inspired decks from series such as Attack on Titan, Tokyo Ghoul, and Sword Art Online. The tournament uses a Swiss format, with a pack per person and prizes split among the top cut. Players can test their strategies, connect with fellow anime and card game fans, and compete for anime merchandise and collectible cards. Registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app, with on-site sign-up also offered.

Take the stage for open mic performances, join a jam circle, or try acoustic or soundtrack karaoke. All talents are welcome, including cheering from the sidelines and supporting the local venue and artists.

Celebrate the grand opening of Sugarista Rituals. The first 30 people to book an appointment will receive an additional service as a gift.

Extra Life 2026 sets a playful pirate course at the American Legion, bringing the gaming community together to play and help kids. The announcement leans into a high seas theme with spirited rallying cries for gamers ready to take part. It also notes that team sign-ups are available through the LinkTree in the bio.

South Florida visits East Carolina for an American Athletic Conference showdown at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in Greenville, North Carolina. With contrasting approaches and recent conference familiarity, this matchup serves as a midseason gauge for both programs, whether the focus is a bowl push, positioning in the division, or a chance to swing momentum within the AAC.

Play the newest and hottest decks in the modern Advanced Format at this local Yu-Gi-Oh! gathering. The average entry fee is $5 and includes an OTS Pack. Special events may have different prize structures and start times.

The Beaufort County Traditional Music Association welcomes musicians of all skill levels to free, open jam sessions centered on traditional music. Bring an instrument, share your voice, or simply enjoy the music in a relaxed, community-focused setting at the theatre. No ticket or RSVP is required. The association also hosts open jams on Thursday evenings.

This drop-in Pop In, Pop Art session focuses on crafting a tiny bug design with an embroidered button. In a brief 20 to 25 minute lesson, participants practice basic stitches using a needle, embroidery floss, and a button of their choosing, then stitch the motif onto a piece of fabric or a personal item brought along. The workshop welcomes children as young as three as well as adults, and the fee is $10 per person. Multiple sessions are offered during the event. Pre-registration is encouraged, and walk-ins are also accepted. Instruction is provided by Em O’Brien.

Four Seasons presents an expressive chamber program featuring music by Felix Mendelssohn, Clara Wieck Schumann, and Robert Schumann. The program moves from Mendelssohn’s Song without Words for cello and piano to the Andante from Clara Schumann’s Piano Trio in G Minor, two companion pieces that travel from tender lyricism to simmering tension. One of the larger centerpieces is Robert Schumann’s Piano Trio No. 2 in F Major, a bright and spirited work. The concert closes with Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio No. 2 in C Minor, an intense journey that rises to a jubilant, hymn-like finale. The trio of Ieva Jokubaviciute on piano, Ara Gregorian on violin, and Zvi Plesser on cello brings this music to life. Season subscriptions are available, individual tickets are $40, and a limited number of $10 Community Rush Tickets are available. For accessibility needs, contact the ADA Coordinator at 252-737-1018 or ada-coordinator@ecu.edu.