Events in Bristol, TN

Tubing on the Watauga River in Elizabethton, Tennessee offers a fun river float for groups of many kinds. It suits friends and families, company outings, team-building groups, family reunions, scouts, and bachelor or bachelorette parties. Advance reservations are required, and they must be completed by 6 pm the evening before the trip.

This weekly, farmer led market is dedicated to offering only locally raised foods and goods. Every purchase goes directly to producers from in and around Carter County, Tennessee, and the market prioritizes farms that use natural, chemical free practices. Expect a wide selection that includes pasture raised USDA beef, pork, lamb and goat, along with chicken, an array of seasonal produce such as greens, vegetables, fruit, berries and microgreens, plus mushrooms. Dairy offerings include raw cow milk, yogurt and butter, with local honey, pasture raised eggs, goat cheese, herbs, seasonings and sauces also available. Find jams and jellies, sourdough bread, freshly roasted coffee beans, baked goods and desserts, snacks and treats, homemade pet treats, fresh cut flower bouquets, live plants, natural skincare and household items, and artisan work like woodworking and pottery. The experience features live music and food trucks, and children can enjoy an enclosed, fenced playground area. Restrooms, ADA parking and pavilions are available for added comfort. Multiple vendors accept SNAP/EBT. Farmacy Fit, a free produce program, provides tokens to spend on fruits and vegetables when participants take a walk or complete light chair exercises. This program is open to all ages and is not limited to SNAP/EBT users. Details are available at the info booth.

SINGO by Venture Productions goes live at Stockyard for a lighthearted event centered on fun.

SWVA Energy R&D Authority will hold a meeting at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center in Room 226. Public access is available online through Zoom for those who prefer to follow along remotely.

Connect with local professionals at a business networking lunch in Elizabethton at Puerto Nuevo Fresh Mex & Seafood. Part of Incredible Business Networking, the gathering offers optional open networking before and after a structured program, and participants may order food and drinks if they wish. It is free to attend with no dues, membership, attendance requirements, or category restrictions, and it welcomes everyone. Bring a healthy stack of business cards or flyers to promote your products and services and meet new referral contacts. Door prizes are welcome but not required. The meeting is led by Josh Culbert of Joshua Culbert CPA (423-624-1502) and Paul Brian of AirMedCare (860-786-2210). The event is supported by IBN sponsors that include Jay Cottrell of LPT Realty Johnson City, Mountain View Pure Water, David Beerman of Edward Jones Johnson City, Appalachian Stars Gymnastics, Tradebank of East Tennessee, Legacy Life Planning, Josh Culbert CPA, Libertas Electric, Digital Overwatch, CrossStone Insurance, Dave Long at TCI Group Commercial and Industrial Real Estate, and Maisha Clare, Mortgage Loan Officer with Equity Smart Home Loans.

Karaoke takes center stage at Kickback Jack's at the Pinnacle in Bristol, with lively singalongs and plenty of good food. Featured drink specials include domestic pints for 3.50, craft pints for 4.00, Vista Point wine at half price, a Bourbon Pain Killer for 6.50, and a Peach Tea Shot for 5.50.

Invite your friends and get ready to have a great time together.

Theatre Bristol revives The Mockingbird Sings on its ARTspace Stage, a homegrown story about love and the early rise of country music that builds toward the famed Bristol recording sessions. Written by Dr. Nancy Hamblen Acuff, Terry Harkleroad, and Sharon Cort, the play follows Eddie Snow, portrayed by Nikalas Johner, as his path is shaped by family, friends, and the songs that surround him. Guided by his grandmother Eula Mae Broome and an Irish singer, and pulled between his mother Lucy’s wishes and making music with friends Arlee McKerr and Royal Campbell, Eddie finds courage with Mary Martha by his side, steps onto the airwaves with announcer Troy, and journeys from WOPI to the sessions and the Grand Ole Opry. Along the way he encounters Ralph and Monique Peer, Pops Stoneman and his children, Jimmie Rodgers, the Carter Family, and a featured appearance by CanJoe*John. Returning after sold-out houses, the production is directed by Susan McNabb and Barbara Walton and features a Bristol-area ensemble that includes Chris McVey as narrator, Tony DeVault as announcer Troy and A. P. Carter, and Richard Albright as Jimmie Rodgers and the Old Codger, with square dancers, townspeople, and additional company members enriching the world onstage. The band, led by music director Barbara Walton, sets the sound with upright bass, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, guitar, autoharp, and dulcimer. The creative team supports staging, costumes, props, scenery, and technical elements. The Mockingbird Sings is presented by special arrangement with Terry Harkleroad and Sharon Cort, with title sponsorship from The Sessions Hotel.

Silent Book Club gathers on the second Thursday of each month. Bring the book you are currently reading, settle in with a drink, and meet fellow readers. This relaxed gathering creates space to focus on your reading while also offering a friendly way to connect.

We Are Messengers brings a live concert to Celebration Church Tri-Cities, with moving songs in an uplifting setting for an inspiring night of music.

Weekly Nexus Nights welcome Riftbound locals at 2 Dudes Gaming in Elizabethton, Tennessee. These gatherings take place on Fridays and Mondays, and prizing and entry fees are based on attendance.

The Elizabethton Elks Lodge hosts an inaugural showcase of cars, motorcycles and trucks in a community focused, family friendly setting. Owners can register to display their vehicles and compete for awards, while visitors explore classic and custom builds with plenty of chances for photos. The day includes designated periods for registration, the main exhibition and an awards presentation. A rain date is planned.

Take a leisurely float down the Watauga River in Elizabethton with a tubing outing designed for groups of all kinds. It works well for casual gatherings with friends and family as well as corporate events, team building, family reunions, scout groups, and bachelor or bachelorette parties. Advance reservations are required and must be completed before the day of the trip.

Anyone who needs support, or knows someone who does, can receive assistance through this monthly distribution. It is focused on helping the community and making it easier for people to get the help they need.

The second annual fall vendor market with McNew’s Auctions welcomes the community for a family friendly day of discovery. Admission is free. Browse unique finds from local artists alongside a variety of vendors, enjoy treats like funnel cakes and shaved ice, and look out for giveaways tied to weekly auctions, with some prizes offering coupons for the event. Vendor opportunities are available. A 10 by 10 space is $25, with an additional charge if electrical access is needed. Payment is required to reserve a spot, availability is limited and first come, first served, and fees are nonrefundable. As this is an outdoor setup, vendors should bring their own tables, tents, and chairs. To avoid scams, communication is handled through McNew’s Auctions and typically includes a name, business name, phone number, email, zip code, and photos of the items for sale.

Explore a monthly marketplace showcasing handmade work from local artists, crafters, and makers. Vendor coordination is handled only by Crossroads Craftworks. Please disregard messages from anyone else claiming to manage vendor spots on Facebook, and do not send money to unknown individuals.

Hoist the sails for a weekly locals event for the One Piece TCG. Expect goodies offered both as prizes and as participation rewards. Entry fees and prize support will be determined by how many players attend.

The Black Olive is gearing up for a great summer season.

Incredible Business Networking hosts a casual Coffee Connection in Abingdon at Wolf Hills Coffee, bringing entrepreneurs and business professionals together for conversation, hot coffee, and treats alongside a structured networking program. The gathering is free, open to all, and does not require membership, dues, attendance commitments, or category restrictions. The environment is inclusive, and food and drinks are available for purchase. The format includes multiple rounds of table networking, brief individual introductions, a short sponsor presentation or additional networking time, door prizes, and open networking to wrap up. Attendees can highlight their business, products, and services while building new referral connections, and many bring plenty of business cards or flyers. Bringing a door prize is optional. The meeting is led by Cindy Thurlow of Edward Jones. Those interested in being a future guest speaker or sponsor can contact Cindy to reserve a month, provide the refreshments, and receive dedicated time to promote their business.

An annual evening that shines a spotlight on Club kids, the Great Futures Dinner also recognizes the community that supports them and helps raise the resources that keep programs going. The program includes a live performance by Grammy Award winning artists Trey Hensley and Daniel Grindstaff with the Club Choir, the Youth of the Year presentation, and a shared meal with Club kids. Guests are encouraged to wear western or country attire... boots and favorite hats are welcome for a Carter County celebration.

Feeding Southwest Virginia’s Mobile Marketplace brings fresh, convenient, and budget-friendly food to the community. Purchases can be made with debit, credit, or SNAP/EBT. Through the Virginia Fresh Match program, shoppers using SNAP/EBT receive an extra 50 percent discount on fresh produce.

Explore yoga in a welcoming, beginner-level class led by Alison Bundy of the Abingdon Yoga Center. The session takes place outdoors on the lawn between the GTN and ISC buildings. Participants may bring a towel or yoga mat and a water bottle. No prior experience is required. Presented in partnership with the VHCC Holistic Health Fair, which will also feature music and vendor booths on campus. This program is part of the VHCC Arts Array series.

A free youth art workshop welcomes participants ages 8 to 18 to create in a supportive, open studio setting. Through hands-on activities, attendees explore self expression and learn how visual art can be used as a healthy way to cope with challenges. Snacks and drinks are provided. The workshop is led by Executive Director Nash Acuña, a professional artist and certified creative life coach. This program is made possible with support from TDMHSAS and The Mooneyhan Family Foundation.

UNOH 250 Pres. By Ohio Logistics features NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series action at Bristol Motor Speedway. The high banks and close quarters keep traffic heavy, laps ticking by quickly, and even light contact can shuffle positions in a heartbeat. Strategy and restarts matter as much as outright speed, and staying composed in the final laps can decide everything. It is an intense short-track showdown in one of the sport’s most demanding venues.

21 Blackbirds appears at Delta Blues BBQ - Bristol in Bristol, Tennessee.

Country music meets post-season championship stakes and the after-dark energy of The World’s Fastest Half-Mile as diamond-selling artist Brian Kelley headlines the pre-race concert at Bristol Motor Speedway. Stepping onto the infield stage, he brings a sun-soaked sound, hit-making energy and Florida-bred swagger to set the tone for the crown jewel Bass Pro Shops Night Race, one of the season’s most intense NASCAR nights.

August Cur makes a debut appearance at Machiavelli’s Bristol, delivering a high energy rock set on a large stage with roaring guitar tones. The show welcomes all ages, with admission priced at $10 at the door. Pizza and Italian favorites are available, and the venue stays open late for live music events that champion local musicians.

Nighttime NASCAR thrills take over Bristol Motor Speedway on the famed high-banked half-mile. Expect tight, door-to-door battles with plenty of contact and traded paint, a tradition that stretches from Darrell Waltrip’s 12 wins to high-stakes playoff moments. Travel packages are available to streamline the trip, offering hotel options in Bristol, Johnson City, Wytheville, and Sevierville, plus event tickets with deluxe bus transfers and a pre-race tailgate that includes food and fun. Optional add-ons include a pre-race infield experience, a track walk, and scanner rentals. It all happens under the lights.

Delta Blues BBQ in Abingdon, Virginia hosts 21 Blackbirds.

Set out on a guided wild caving experience in Appalachian Caverns that ventures into seldom seen passages and invites hands-on discovery of natural formations. Open to all ages, it includes optional tight squeezes and tunnels for those who want an extra challenge. A portion of the route includes deep water, so plan to get wet and muddy. The focus is educational, and any collecting is limited to loose stones found on the ground surface. Wear clothing that can handle mud, water, and potential snags, and pack a change of clothes and a towel for after the tour. An engaging outing for families and explorers eager to glimpse the hidden world beneath the mountains.

Browse and trade at a community swap meet focused on video games and Pokémon, hosted by Sizzlin Games and BST at The Coffee Company in downtown Elizabethton. Entry is free, and there will be at least eight vendors, with vendor spaces in short supply. The Coffee Company will offer food, snacks, and coffee for purchase. This is the last swap meet before BST Gaming Con.

Appalachian Highlands Healthy Babies offers a free monthly breastfeeding meetup that provides support, information, and encouragement in a welcoming setting. The gathering takes place at YWCA NETN SWVA in Bristol, Tennessee and is facilitated by accredited leaders from LLL. Children are welcome to attend.

The League of Ordinary Gentleman Dad Meetup Group gathers at Parenting Sweet for a community support meetup where fathers and father figures connect and build camaraderie. The focus is on sharing encouragement, discussing the realities of fatherhood, and exploring practical ideas that can strengthen family life. Conversations are welcoming and down to earth, with space to trade experiences and tools that can help at home. Open to all dads and those in fathering roles.

Libertyfest begins at Abingdon Muster Grounds with an opening ceremony that features a Muster Grounds activation, a ribbon cutting, remarks from dignitaries, and light refreshments. Tours of Retirement will be available as part of the festivities.

Grammy-nominated cellist Dave Eggar curates Bridgerton Baroque for Thursday Night Jams, blending baroque flair with Beatles favorites and featuring a string quartet that includes members of the Knoxville Symphony. Presented in celebration of VA250 and in conjunction with LibertyFest, this free, all-ages outdoor concert takes place at Abingdon Farmers Market. Bring a chair or blanket, and consider enjoying food and drinks at nearby restaurants before or after the music.

At historic Sinking Springs Cemetery, a hands-on workshop focuses on caring for aging headstones. Cemetery preservationist Laura Stotts, founder of Grave Conditions, guides participants through responsible techniques that help keep names, dates, and family stories readable. Her work has grown from research and documentation into full-scale preservation, and she follows National Park Service standards while serving families, churches, and historic cemeteries with cleaning and conservation. Participants receive practical instruction in gentle, non-damaging cleaning, safe methods for documenting and assessing markers, and clear guidance on what to do and what to avoid in cemetery preservation. The session also highlights stewardship and its role in protecting local history. Attendees can observe and assist with real preservation work on site, helping bring clarity back to inscriptions that have weathered over decades and even centuries.

Travel back to baseball’s early days with a vintage 1860s match at Meadows Sportsplex, presented as part of LibertyFest VA 250. Players follow period regulations... gloves are out, pitches are delivered underhand, and the tempo feels entirely different from the modern game. Throughout the action, historical interpreters share context about the rules, customs, and culture of the 1860s, tracing how the sport grew alongside a changing nation. Attendees can bring chairs and enjoy an afternoon filled with sport, storytelling, and Americana. Free and open to the public.

Pressley Laton brings her hard-hitting blend of alternative country and roots rock to Riverside Taphouse, pairing rich, soulful vocals with gritty instrumentals and candid storytelling shaped by Appalachian culture and small-town life. A radio host has likened her sound to a mix of classic southern rock and powerhouse country. Performing with her band, she delivers high-energy shows that resonate in both festival settings and intimate rooms. Based in Boone, NC, Laton has taken the stage at MerleFest, Boonerang Music & Arts Festival, Antlers & Acorns: The Boone Songwriters Festival, Amos’ Southend, The Evening Muse, Bird’s Nest Listening Room, and the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country. She began singing in church with her mother in Stanly County and wrote her first song at age 10. After graduating from Appalachian State University, she shifted from a career in higher education to pursue music, refining her craft through live performance, songwriting, and collaboration. Her next full-length album, Wandering Kind, produced by Jason Scavone at Sioux Sioux Studio in Charlotte, is on the way.

Slide! Card Show arrives in the Tri-Cities with its biggest showcase yet at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center. Explore a 200-table marketplace featuring Pokémon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh, Dragon Ball Z, and sports card releases from Panini and Topps. Expect a lively buy, sell, and trade atmosphere with free admission and free parking. Giveaways take place every hour. Vendor tables are available.

Experience 19th century life in Southwest Virginia through interactive demonstrations and storytelling at Fairview Farm & Homestead. Explore a cabin from around 1812 and see everyday skills from the 1800s brought to life across the grounds. Highlights include guided cabin visits, demonstrations of nineteenth century firearms, spinning, loom weaving, the cotton gin, and quilting, historic cooking with a schedule posted on site, the medicinal uses of herbs, candle making, flax processing, base ball from 1864, toys and games from the 1800s for children, and blacksmithing in action. Food trucks will be available on site, presented by the Fairview Farm & Homestead Foundation. Admission is $5 per person, and children 12 and under are free. For more information, call 276-477-0212 or 276-944-3000.

Experience a fall hunter pace at Magna Vista Farm on a marked 6 to 8 mile route that winds through trails and open fields. Riders can aim for the target pace or simply enjoy the course at a comfortable speed. The track offers optional jumps and other obstacles, and there is a refreshment stop at the halfway point. Entry is $40. RSVP to receive a waiver and a ride time, or arrive without a reservation. Friends can ride together on private farm property for a relaxed and enjoyable outing.

A festive celebration brings a small scale Renaissance fair to the street alongside an indoor fantasy focused book fair. Outside, the street becomes a lively marketplace with themed vendors, street performers, food, and local authors. Inside, the fantasy book fair offers more to explore. Costumes are encouraged. Free and open to the public.

Uplifting art meets fresh produce at the Elizabethton Farmers Market, a pairing that is good for both body and heart. This art can be found at the market on each month’s final Tuesday through September.

Celtic Thunder unites male vocalists from Ireland and Scotland in a production rooted in shared Celtic traditions. Conceived by producer Sharon Browne in 2007, the group now features Emmet Cahill, Neil Byrne, Damian McGinty, and Ronan Scolard. Each singer takes the spotlight for solo moments and then blends into powerful harmonies with the full ensemble, all supported by the Celtic Thunder Band. Performances span folk favorites, popular hits, and original songs, presented with theatrical lighting, choreography, and scenic elements that suggest weathered stone walkways and stories drawn from Celtic history. The group’s catalog includes early releases that led to extensive tours across the United States and Canada, followed by recordings such as Act II and Take Me Home. It’s Entertainment offered a nod to American pop culture, while Heritage, Voyage, and New Voyage steered firmly back to Irish and Scottish roots. A holiday CD and DVD expanded their seasonal repertoire, and 2011 brought both the Heritage album and their first stage production, Storm, alongside a U.S. tour of the Heritage show. In 2013 they returned to Dublin’s Helix to record Mythology, weaving performance with themes from Celtic lore. Holiday Symphony arrived in 2014, then The Very Best of Celtic Thunder in 2015, paired with a nine week North American tour covering 45 cities. That period also marked their move to Sony’s Legacy label, with select titles issued there and the entire back catalog reintroduced in 2015.

Tackle a rugged half marathon through Steele Creek Park in Bristol, where a 13.1 mile route packs in more than 2,000 feet of climbing. Expect narrow singletrack with roots and rocks, steep ascents, creek crossings, and fast descents that keep the effort honest from start to finish. The course follows ridgelines and tight switchbacks through dense Appalachian forest, delivering constant variety and a serious challenge for runners who enjoy technical mountain terrain. Wildlife sightings are possible along the way, including white-tailed deer and wild turkey, and maybe even a bear, though the local critters are not lining up to race. Built for those seeking a wild, rewarding effort on true backcountry trails, every mile demands focus and gives scenic payoff in return.

The inaugural Slammedenuff Bristol spans two days at Bristol Motor Speedway, bringing a top tier vehicle showcase to the middle of the oval track. Award classes will be shaped by the approved participant roster. If a model specific class is not available for a vehicle, judging will take place within its make class with consideration for specialty awards. Sponsors will be announced. Awards are treated as a bonus, with the emphasis on a quality show and an enjoyable experience for attendees.

Junction 4961 returns to Delta Blues BBQ in Bristol, Tennessee with a live performance of classic rock and blues favorites.

Golfers gather at Glenrochie Country Club for the 18th annual scholarship golf tournament benefiting the VHCC Educational Foundation, supporting student scholarships at VHCC. The day includes on-site registration with a continental breakfast, a shotgun start on the course, lunch for participants, and an awards ceremony to cap off the event.

A friendly community gathering centered on food support, featuring a Mobile Food Pantry. New attendees should bring a photo ID. Assistance outside pantry hours is available by message, text, or call. The focus is on connection and caring service.

Silent Book Club invites readers to bring whatever they are currently enjoying, relax with a drink, and connect with others. It offers a calm, friendly space to focus on your book alongside fellow book lovers, creating a little time just for reading and conversation.

Free show featuring Loon & Crow from Winston-Salem, NC. The band blends the rough-hewn blues bite of garage rock with the free-flowing spirit of jam music. Driven by heavy-hitting drums and fuzz-laden guitar, their sets rise from simmering grooves to roaring climaxes. Every performance leans into improvisation, so no two are alike. Fans of genuine blues rock with jam-scene energy can expect an immersive ride.

Celebration Church Tri-Cities in Blountville hosts the Halfway Home Tour from We Are Messengers, created for anyone navigating the space between where they have been and where God is leading. Expect a faith-centered concert with songs such as Come What May and Wholehearted. Some early tour dates include Andrew Ripp performing favorites like Fill My Cup and Jericho, while later stops feature Allison Eide with songs including Love Who I Am. Artist participation may vary. A limited VIP option is available and includes early entry, a pre-show question and answer session with We Are Messengers, and a VIP laminate badge. Late arrivals will forfeit access to the Q&A and tickets are nonrefundable. To ensure valid tickets at face value, the organizer advises purchasing only through the official ticketing partner and notes that resale posts will be removed and may result in a ban.

This Marriage Encounter weekend in Abingdon, VA offers married couples a relaxed setting to step away from daily responsibilities and focus on each other. The program introduces caring, practical ways to communicate that can strengthen connection and encourage a more joyful life together. The experience includes two nights of lodging for both spouses at Jubilee House Retreat Center, along with five meals for the weekend. All program materials are provided, and couples receive access to additional marriage enrichment resources afterward. Lodging and meals are arranged in advance through Jubilee House, so couples handle only pre-registration and personal preparations. The cost to apply is $100 per couple, due at the time of application by credit or debit card, or by check when registering offline. Financial assistance is available and should be requested before applying. An application deadline applies due to room release requirements, and later applications depend on availability. The application fee is refundable if cancellation occurs by the stated deadline, and refunds are not available after that because of contractual commitments with the venue. During the weekend, couples will be invited to make an optional donation to help cover the actual cost of the experience, which is $395 per couple, supporting lodging, meeting space, and meals. Contributions are voluntary.

Now in its fourth year, the Bloomingdale Baptist Church Fall Craft Fair brings together local artisans, crafters, and small businesses in the Activity Center and parking lot at Bloomingdale Baptist Church. Visitors can explore booths featuring handmade gifts, home decor, and seasonal creations while meeting the makers behind their work. The event highlights shopping local and celebrates the season in a friendly community setting.

Designed for the littlest theater fans, roughly ages 0 to 5, and their caregivers, PLAYtime in the ARTspace blends playful entertainment with early learning through familiar songs, rhymes, and other engaging moments. Parents can enjoy coffee and bagels while connecting with helpful parenting resources from around the region. Support for this program comes from Bristol Bagel and Bakery, Parenting Sweet, Ballad Health, and the Tennessee Arts Commission.

Kingsport Speedway hosts a hard-hitting Tour of Destruction program packed with wild motorsports and stunt action. Expect school buses trading paint, a boat and camper trailer showdown, a flag pole race, skidcar and chain races, a stock enduro, a demolition derby, and motorcycle stunt displays. The night wraps with fireworks for a high energy finish. Tickets for the first 500 are priced at $25 for adults and $10 for kids 12 and under, with day-of pricing at $35 for adults and $10 for kids 12 and under. Track side parking is available, and standard parking is $5. Scheduled attractions may be adjusted.

Grammy nominee and multi-platinum bandleader Kenny Wayne Shepherd leads a modern take on the blues that carries American roots music forward with heart and grit. A creative streak that began at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals in late 2019 powered his album Dirt On My Diamonds, made with producer Marshall Altman. That release spotlights tight grooves, sharpened riffs, and storytelling about hardship and renewal, with songs like Sweet & Low bringing a contemporary urban edge and Best Of Times offering clear-eyed social themes. Shepherd approaches his music as a snapshot of a moment, favoring real feeling over flashy technique and finding beauty in the rough edges... a perspective that shapes the tone and energy of this performance.

This free art workshop welcomes youth ages 8 to 18 to explore self expression in an open, creativity centered setting. Participants will discover how visual arts can support healthy coping skills through hands on activities and guided encouragement. Snacks and drinks are provided. The workshops are led by Executive Director Nash Acuña, a professional artist and certified creative life coach. Support for this program is provided by TDMHSAS and The Mooneyhan Family Foundation.

Experience blues-inspired rock from Junction 4961 as they return to Jiggy Ray's Downtown Pizzeria for a live performance.

Smoke Over Holston Barbecue Competition offers a full weekend dedicated to barbecue, a friendly competitive spirit, and a welcoming community atmosphere. It welcomes seasoned pitmasters and first-time competitors alike, bringing all skill levels together on the Holston for a celebration of smoke and flavor. Updates on registration, schedules, and other event announcements will be shared as they become available.

Washington County Moose Lodge 1966 hosts a night of classic rock and blues featuring familiar favorites. The music centers on well-known songs from both genres.

Why watch a performance when the audience can become part of it? Choir! Choir! Choir! is an interactive sing-along where the crowd transforms into the choir, guided step by step so everyone can take part. Expect laughter, movement, and big voices raised together on beloved songs, with no prior experience needed and every voice welcome. This edition spotlights Landslide, an epic Fleetwood Mac sing-along that brings fans together to harmonize and channel their inner Stevie Nicks. Since 2011, directors Daveed Goldman and Nobu Adilman have traveled the world blurring the line between audience and performer, collaborating with artists such as Patti Smith, David Byrne, Brandi Carlile, Rick Astley, Rufus Wainwright, and even Kermit the Frog at New York’s Lincoln Center, with videos that have drawn millions of views.

This event marks a 60th birthday milestone and the return of a Birthday Bash show after a few years away. It is planned as a big, memorable celebration.

Southern. Breeze performs live at Outdoorsmen, setting the tone for an upbeat evening of music and dancing. Bring your dancing shoes and get ready for a fun night.

Wear a festive costume for Halloween and comfortable shoes you can dance in for a spirited night filled with music. The vibe is lively and fun, with plenty of chances to keep moving to the beat.

Rooted in a spirit of gratitude, this community gathering pairs a shared meal with time to connect. A mobile food pantry will be on site. First-time participants should bring a photo ID. If assistance is needed outside the scheduled window, contact the organizers for support.

Amber Autry brings high-energy, relatable stand-up shaped by her Nashville roots and training at Chicago’s Second City. A descendant of singing cowboy Gene Autry, she now headlines and has shared the bill with Nate Bargatze, Whitney Cummings, Fortune Feimster, and Tim Meadows. Her credits include Peacock TV, Dry Bar Comedy, Don't Tell Comedy, and a recent appearance on Netflix's Introducing. A second performance has been added.

A relaxed monthly meetup on the second Thursday offers unhurried time to read in good company. Participants bring the book they are already reading, enjoy a drink, and connect with other readers.

This free, hands-on art workshop welcomes youth ages 8 to 18 to explore creativity in a supportive setting. Participants will practice self-expression and discover how visual arts can be used as healthy coping tools. Snacks and drinks will be provided. The workshop is led by Executive Director Nash Acuña, a professional artist and certified creative life coach. Support for this program is provided by TDMHSAS and The Mooneyhan Family Foundation.

Experience a rocking night filled with classic rock and blues favorites at Jiggy Ray's Downtown Pizzeria.