Events in Martinsville, VA

The Lewis Bethel Invitational marks its nineteenth year with the Pink October Games, bringing together girls and women teams from the East Coast, Midwest, and West Coast. Set at Bryan Park Soccer Complex in Greensboro, NC, this invitational provides a friendly competitive setting for teams to gather and compete.

This recurring event features weekly shop tournaments hosted at the shop. Participants compete in a consistent, in-store setting each week.

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This monthly open studio focuses on figure study with a live model at Creative Aging Network-NC in Greensboro, NC. The session is self-directed with no formal instruction, giving participants space to concentrate on their own process. A different model is featured each month, offering fresh opportunities to practice gesture, proportion, anatomy, and line work. Bring your preferred materials such as charcoal, ink, paint, collage, or other tools. Easels and tables are available. A $15 facility fee reserves a spot, and model fees are shared among participants based on attendance.

Second Saturdays at The Marshall Muse Gallery invite families and neighbors to connect through open studio time and creative play, all with a spirit of community and giving back. Children can dive into the interactive My Muse Station, try seasonal activities, and discover special workshops and surprise pop ups. Each month a local nonprofit is highlighted, offering ways to learn, get involved, and support meaningful causes, and organizations can be nominated for future features. Throughout the day the gallery keeps things interactive and learning focused. Guests can take a behind the scenes look at the gallery, classrooms, and studios, experiment with hands on projects, and chat with in house artists alongside visiting guests. The gallery also offers more than 60 arts and movement classes each week, creating even more opportunities to stay creative.

Trace the shadowy side of Greensboro’s past on a true crime tour that revisits several notorious cases. Learn about escapees from a mental institution who killed a taxi driver, a serial murderer whose crimes shook the city, and the torture and killing of a well-known nightclub figure. The experience centers on the city’s more unsettling chapters and presents a candid look at crimes that left a lasting impact on local history.

The DJ Swiftie, dubbed by fans as the top Taylor Swift tribute DJ worldwide, tours more than 250 days a year delivering electrifying, high-energy sets. Taylor Swift’s hits are woven into seamless, dancefloor-ready mixes that build an immersive celebration of music, fandom, and nostalgia. With sharp crowd reading that keeps energy high, each show becomes a room-wide singalong that revisits eras and lyrics across her catalog, creating a dynamic, joy-filled journey that welcomes Swifties of all kinds. This performance is part of the Carolina Theatre Presents Series at the historic Carolina Theatre of Greensboro. Proceeds support the theatre’s year-round live events, film programming, arts education initiatives, and the ongoing preservation of this North Carolina cultural landmark. Seating options include Pit at $30 and Premium at $20, with additional sections priced at $15 or $10 depending on location. A $5 processing fee plus 6.75% North Carolina sales tax will be added to each ticket.

Fellowship Hall hosts a recurring Q&A panel that brings together former guests and members of the recovery community for open conversation, encouragement, and shared experience. The dialogue is intended to help strengthen the link between treatment and the wider recovery network while giving alumni and community members a space to share the message of recovery. Former guests should be at least 30 days beyond discharge. Please use the Main Building entrance.

Celebrate self care, community, and holistic discovery at an afternoon wellness fair featuring food trucks, live music, sound bath experiences, uplifting speakers, local artists and makers, and holistic wellness providers. Enjoy giveaways throughout the event. There is no cost to attend.

A weekly league meets at Dragon's Hoard. This recurring gathering offers consistent, week-to-week play for participants in a league format. It is an ongoing opportunity to connect with others and take part in regular league sessions.

The Parks and Recreation fun trailer is making a stop at Hester Park for a pop-up filled with games, music, and chances to meet both new and familiar faces. This gathering is one of five pop ups appearing at parks around Greensboro.

Enjoy a day of shopping as Wagon Wheels brings a market to Greensboro, with vendors set up both inside and outside the Greensboro Police Club. Browse a range of booths and discover unique finds throughout the venue. Food will be available for purchase from the Greensboro Police Club, with proceeds supporting community outreach projects.

The season concludes with the final C&C GSO, offering one last opportunity to take part before the break.

Expect an evening of big laughs as Mojo Brookzz brings his online-born comedy to the stage on the Outta Pocket Tour. A fast-rising act who has been filling theaters across the country, he delivers high-energy sets fueled by a bold personality and a steady stream of punchlines. The tour stops at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts for a feel-good night of comedy and good vibes.

ACOTAR fans can gather for a cozy, starry themed release event for the sixth book, with the room lit by warm string lights and the overhead fluorescents turned off. Series inspired outfits are encouraged, whether that means dressing as a favorite character, representing a court, or creating a fantasy look to help bring a little magic to the bookshop. The flow of the evening includes time for arrivals, shopping, photos, and conversation, followed by an ACOTAR themed scavenger hunt with a 20 minute time limit, a comfortable silent reading session, and a concluding group discussion. Tickets are required and space is limited on a first come basis. An entry ticket for $12 includes admission, participation in the scavenger hunt and the silent reading gathering, and processing fees. A $40 bundle includes a hardcover copy of ACOTAR 6 along with discounted event entry. The publisher is offering this title in hardcover only, with no paperback available. The building doors will be locked, the upstairs will be closed, and King’s Mill Coffee Co. is expected to be closed during the event, so keep your receipt handy to show at the door. Ticket purchases support the independent bookstore, event planning, supplies, and payment processing costs. This gathering offers a welcoming space to enjoy the world of ACOTAR alongside fellow readers.

Best-selling American humorist and social satirist David Sedaris appears fresh off the release of his latest short story collection, The Land and Its People. With his signature style and sharp wit, he presents entirely new, unpublished stories alongside commentary that blends humor with reflection. The program features a reading, with book signings offered both before and after.

Celebrate Halloween with a festive walk along the Smith River Greenway Trail to Smith Landing and back, organized by Friends of Eden Animal Rescue. Families, friends, and leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome, and costumes are encouraged for both people and pets. Highlights include a costume contest, treat stops for people and pups, water available along the route, Halloween themed photo spots, and Friends of Eden merchandise. Please ensure all dogs are current on vaccinations, especially rabies. There is no admission charge, and optional donations to Friends of Eden Animal Rescue support food, shelter, and medical care for homeless dogs and cats.

Jamie MacDonald brings The Left It In The River Tour to Osborne Baptist Church in Eden, NC with Joe L Barnes. The chart‑topping singer and songwriter will share fan favorites including Desperate, Left It In The River, My Family, and more, presenting her own headlining show after past tours with Chris Tomlin and Benjamin William Hastings. The evening includes a VIP experience, early entry, and general admission entry before the main program, and the schedule may change. Tickets are on sale. For a secure purchase, use the official ticketing outlet, since third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages and are not guaranteed or supported, which can limit access to updates and assistance.

Deez and Beez will appear among the vendors at the Greensboro Holiday Market at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex. Both shops will also stay open during the event.

This year, the Legendary Haunt Tour includes Woods of Terror as one of its stops. Attendees can experience this venue as part of the tour.

Featuring bingo, chances to win cash prizes, and drag performances, this event supports the vision of a thriving LGBTQ community.

At LeBauer Park in downtown Greensboro, the fifth anniversary season finale of Noches Latinas celebrates years of music, culture, and community. This multigenerational gathering has grown into a welcoming tradition where families, friends, and neighbors share the dance floor together. The program includes a complimentary Latin dance lesson led by Maria Gonzalez covering styles such as salsa, merengue, and bachata, with no partner or prior experience required, followed by social dancing with DJ Jonathan Vizcuña. Food and beverages will be available from Lawn Service, Parkside Pull-Up, and Taco Bros. Presented with the support of Greensboro Downtown Parks and Casa Azul of Greensboro, the event is free and open to all ages. Comfortable shoes are recommended for plenty of dancing, and the friendly atmosphere makes it easy to bring along family and friends.

Planning is underway for the yearly Christmas bazaar, and there is a change in timing this year. Online registration is available. For official updates and sign-up information, rely only on communications from the church, since anything shared by other sources may be a scam.

First Horizon Coliseum hosts a rare tour stop that brings TobyMac, Third Day, and Chris Tomlin together in Greensboro, NC. Three headliners share one stage for a high-energy concert packed with number-one hits and acclaimed songs, promising a full night with no filler. It is a showcase built for big moments and singalong favorites that will keep the audience on its feet.

Ashley McBryde brings the Into The Wild Tour to Greensboro Complex for a general admission, standing room only show. Attendees aged 2 or older need a ticket to enter. Piedmont Hall has an updated bag policy, and the venue operates on a cashless basis. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales offered by the artist, the venue, Live Nation, and The Trybe.

Danville Fashion Week S11 brings an evening of style to Tuscarora Country Club. The experience features red carpet arrivals with media interviews, curated market installations, designer showcases, opportunities to network, and a runway presentation from Danville Fashion Week. Suggested attire is fashion forward, creative cocktail, and elevated in style. It is a gathering where fashion, culture, and creativity come together.

A holiday shopping market in Greensboro, NC brings together 90 local small businesses with handmade and artisan goods. Only two vendor spots remain, and participation is determined on a first come, first served basis. For vendor inquiries, text (213) 218-5017 or email vfapply@gmail.com.

The Barbie Truck Original Icon Tour brings exclusive merchandise available only on the Barbie Truck Tour to Friendly Center. The truck will be located near the crosswalk between Sephora and Hallmark, offering a chance to browse limited items tied to the tour.

Proximity Hotel transforms into a Viennese-inspired setting that honors the city’s romance, charm, and grandeur. Guests can look forward to cultural traditions, refined cuisine, and an immersive journey through Vienna’s storied past and lively spirit. The evening delves into history, artistry, and elegance, touching on its enigmatic appeal and imperial splendor as well as its beloved culinary heritage, to capture the essence of one of Europe’s most iconic cities.

The film Home Alone plays on the big screen while the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’ score live in sync with the movie. Macaulay Culkin portrays Kevin McCallister, an eight year old unexpectedly left at home when his family departs for a Christmas trip, who outwits two clumsy burglars to protect his house. The performance is led by conductor Conner Gray Covington and features a chorus from Greensboro Day School, guided by Sonny Willis. This festive program is made possible with support from Dean and Marilyn Green and offers family friendly holiday fun.

Lady A brings the This Winter's Night Tour 2026 to the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, NC for a festive concert filled with holiday spirit. Following a well-received debut run praised for joyful energy, sing-alongs, and storytelling, the trio returns with a seasonal set featuring Christmas favorites and original songs from their albums On This Winter's Night and the expanded Volume 2. Known for rich harmonies and a blend of country, rock, and pop, the multi-platinum, GRAMMY-winning group has earned 11 number one hits and more than 9 billion streams worldwide. Their signature 12x Platinum single Need You Now stands as the highest certified song by a country group. Honors include consecutive ACM and CMA Vocal Group of the Year wins, seven GRAMMY Awards, and recognition from the Billboard Music Awards, People’s Choice Awards, Teen Choice Awards, along with a Tony Award nomination.