Events in Asheboro

Enjoy a full day of family fun at Denton FarmPark with rides on the Handy Dandy Railroad, handmade crafts available for purchase, plenty of food, classic hayrides, and a friendly petting zoo. Kids can bounce on free inflatables, get their faces painted, and go trick or treating, with more activities happening throughout the park. Vendor and camper forms are available by email at dentonfarmparkoffice@gmail.com.

1072 Cranford rd, Denton

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Life Changing Church in Charlotte is hosting a Faith in Action mobile mammogram event focused on breast health and the lifesaving value of early detection. Women connected to the church and the wider community, along with families, friends, and coworkers, are encouraged to put self-care first by booking a screening. Appointments are available. Share the message with a mother, sister, daughter, aunt, friend, coworker, or church sister who should be screened. Take a step of faith for your health and future with proactive, empowered care.

11229 Plaza Road Extension, Charlotte

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A family fall festival at Gate City Vineyard Church features games, plenty of laughter, and faith-based encouragement focused on finding courage with God. The event is geared toward families and offers activities that foster time together while facing challenges with confidence. Sign-up is required. This is not a drop-off event, so parents and guardians are responsible for their children throughout.

204 S Westgate Dr, Greensboro

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Learn the essentials of knitting in a welcoming hybrid class that you can take in person or online. Whether you are brand new or returning after a break, you will begin by creating a simple dishcloth worked in garter stitch. The second week focuses on adding color, and the third week explores textured stitches. By the end, you will have a strong foundation to take on many projects. Instruction is provided by Amie Palmer.

2020 Chapel Hill Rd, Durham

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Celebrate two years of Cowpokes with birthday cake lattes, tiny tattoos, a flower bar, permanent jewelry, press-on nails, and botanical bands. Stop by to shop and celebrate, and bring a friend. The Cowpokes crew is grateful for an amazing two years.

137 W Salisbury St, Denton

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Savor barbecue plates available for purchase with the choice to eat in or take out. Slaw, hush puppies, desserts, and drinks are on offer, and quarts are available to take home. Browse a spread of homemade baked goods. The fall fest adds seasonal fun with pumpkins and games.

1505 NC-62 W, High Point

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Celebrate Day of the Dead with a hands-on craft at the High Point Museum’s Little Red Schoolhouse. Participants can create a sugar skull banner to honor the memory of relatives and loved ones who have passed. A sensory friendly option will be available, featuring dim lights, a calm environment, and a smaller group size. There is no cost to take part, it is a drop-in activity, and all ages are welcome.

1859 E Lexington Ave, High Point

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North Carolina A&T faces Elon in a head-to-head game, and the event includes the Ultimate Tailgate Experience presented by Four Guys & A Chick.

800 E Lindsay St, Greensboro

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Explore the history of African Americans in Winston-Salem on a tour that highlights key places, narratives, and contributions that have shaped the city. The tour travels through the historic Depot Street neighborhood of Winston-Salem.

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New to Dungeons & Dragons or looking for guidance getting started? This introductory session at Gaming Underground, LLC features a first or early playthrough led by an experienced Dungeon Master, using the current D&D 5th Edition Starter Campaign. It is designed for beginners who may not have a DM or the support needed to begin. Entry is free. Sessions take place on the last Saturday of each month.

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A celebration of classic British motorcycling brings a day of vintage bike displays, an autojumble and swap meet, and a finale of motorcycle themed horror films. British food and drink will be available, and there will be guest parking for motorcycles. Judging covers all vintage British marques, plus a competition category and a Best in Show, with awards presented around a bonfire. Entry and bike registration are free.

428 Roney St, Durham

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Explore downtown Winston-Salem on a walking tour highlighting the city’s rise as a center of productivity and progress in the American South. Discover its history through sites connected with tobacco factories, wagon manufacturing, and more.

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This event features a series of one-shot campaigns using the Pathfinder tabletop gaming system. It takes place on the last Saturday of every month.

930 Burke St, Winston-Salem

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Step into a spooky-meets-cozy atmosphere for a Halloween soap-making workshop at Lizzie’s All Natural Products. Participants create six natural bars with premium ingredients while exploring special Halloween botanicals along with themed colors and fragrances. Clear instruction keeps the process friendly for beginners and fun for DIY enthusiasts. After crafting, design and decorate a custom soap box or other packaging to finish the look. Complimentary beverages include sparkling juice, hot herbal tea, and spring water, with festive music and raffle prizes adding to the celebration. Costumes are optional but encouraged, and wearing one comes with a free gift. Everyone leaves with six beautifully scented creations and packaging designed by hand.

617 N Liberty St, Winston-Salem

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Explore Greensboro’s African American heritage through stories of achievement by scholars, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. The tour highlights the development of Green Book hotels, the roots of church communities, and the establishment of educational and business institutions, offering a focused look at the people and milestones that shaped the city.

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Take a deep dive into Winston-Salem’s darker chapters on a true crime tour that recounts chilling cases from the city’s past. Hear about a puzzling killing connected to a serial prison escapee, the ascent of a cult leader who became one of the most notorious in America, and the baffling slaying of an entire family. This experience highlights some of the most haunting stories that have shaped local history.

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At Synergy Massage and Spa, LLC, a spooky pop-up features Sip Stop’s Kids Halloween Sips created for little ghosts, goblins, witches, and superheroes. The lineup includes playful flavors like Witch’s Brew, Ghost Goo, Monster Slime, Spider Venom, Pumpkin Patch Punch, and Zombie Fuel, noted as a kid favorite. Each colorful drink is served in a 12 ounce cup for $4.99 and comes topped with a gummy worm garnish. Costumes are encouraged, and the post invites attendees to snap photos of their spooky sip and tag Sip Stop.

201 West Holly Hill Rd, Thomasville

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Trace the darker chapters of Greensboro’s past on a true crime tour that revisits real cases and local lore. Hear how escapees from a psychiatric institution took a cab driver’s life, examine the crimes of a notorious area serial killer, and learn about the torture and murder of a well-known nightclub personality. Presented with a focus on the city’s most unsettling stories, this experience offers a candid look at the frightening side of Greensboro’s history.

101 N Greene St, Greensboro

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Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween gathering with treats, community connection, and free hot dogs. Families are welcome to wear costumes. Candy donations are being collected throughout October at the church office, and volunteers can contact the office to ask about hosting a space or decorating a car.

5721 Methodist Rd, Greensboro

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Trunk or Treat offers a welcoming, family-friendly setting where children can enjoy themselves in a safe space. Expect plenty of laughs and simple fun for everyone.

2315 Bethel Church Rd, Winston-Salem

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This yearly trunk-or-treat tradition features candy and a lighthearted, festive spirit.

3673 Hoover Hill Rd, Trinity

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Enjoy a safe, family-friendly evening of trunk-or-treating in Ramseur, NC. Look forward to candy, creative costumes, and car trunks decorated for the occasion.

2038 Leonard Park St, Ramseur

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Trunk-n-Treat will be held at Cornerstone Church in Seagrove.

4590 Seagrove Plank Rd, Asheboro

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This gathering pairs arts and crafts in the event space with a fire spinning jam on the outdoor patio featuring local performers. Participants can work on personal projects and watch the spinning displays outside. Free to attend.

1104 Broad St, Durham

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A weekly karaoke night where singers of all levels can take the mic in a welcoming, judgment free setting, featuring DJ Rick the RULER.

8709 Arbor Creek Dr, Charlotte

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This Halloween party features live music from 8 Track Minds, with tricks and treats adding to the festivities.

1725 Carpenter Fletcher Rd, Durham

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R&B Bingo brings a music filled game night to The Comedy Zone in Greensboro, NC. Play bingo for prizes while R&B favorites set the mood, with food available and a lively, social atmosphere. The format suits first timers and seasoned players alike, and it works well for groups of friends or anyone who enjoys music and lighthearted competition.

1126 S Holden Rd, Greensboro

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Halloween takes over Plank Street Tavern with a 90s twist. Attendees are encouraged to wear decade-inspired apparel or dress as a favorite 90s icon. The celebration is promoted as one not to miss.

138 Church Ave, High Point

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A Halloween skate and ride party in Greensboro, NC features a costume contest, complimentary candy, and pizza, plus a full slate of park challenges. The costume competition includes categories for overall best, creepiest, most creative, funniest, coolest, and sparkiest looks. On the course, expect a death race, highest and longest ollie over pumpkins, best trick on the curved ledge, best trick across the whole park, a women’s best trick, the longest ghost ride power slide, pole jam jam, limbo, and tricks for treats. All mini games are free to enter with a night pass. Pass options include All Day, All Night, or All Day & Night, priced at $15, $25, or $30. Sponsors include MW Craftworks, Quasi, Quantum, Manifest, Laboosh, Cones Wheels, Ghost/ship, Grind Bike & Skate, Pocket Bolts, Abyss Skate Co., Slag & Sawdust Fabrication, Stolen Skate Shop, Cooky Vegan Cookies, Ace Trucks, Pepper, Pyro, Trade, Appalachian Streams, Lonely Johnson, Johnny Cutz, Shred Hers, Es, Emerica, Companion Skatepark, and Santa Cruz.

2616 Greengate Dr, Greensboro

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A welcoming movement class with Dezmon Woods invites participants to stretch, move, and enjoy the process. It begins with gentle stretching, then shifts into exploring creative ways to move through styles like hip hop, jazz, contemporary, and more. No prior dance experience is needed, and participants are encouraged to bring energy and curiosity. Think of it as a mini dance adventure. The focus is not on perfection, it is about getting your body moving, trying new things, and expressing yourself through movement.

918 Bridge St, Winston-Salem

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A friendly playdate for queer parents and their children to get together, let the kids play, and build new friendships.

930 Burke St, Winston-Salem

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A weekly Q&A panel hosted by Fellowship Hall invites former Guests and members of the recovery community to connect through open, honest conversation. Participants share personal experience, strength, and hope, supporting one another while strengthening the link between treatment and the broader recovery network. Former Guests must be at least 30 days post-discharge to take part.

5140 Dunstan Rd, Greensboro

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Prepare for your North Carolina concealed carry permit with a comprehensive CCW class in Greensboro at Sportsman's Warehouse. The course meets the permit requirement and includes a shooting exercise at a local range. The fee is $99. For questions, call (720) 679-4900. The organizers do not sell weapons or ammunition.

1305 Bridford Parkway, Greensboro

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Enjoy a dance-focused event at 690 Women’s Fitness with a structured lesson followed by open dancing. It starts with Maggie Shipley teaching Faith & Desire by Johanna Barnes, a 32 count, 4 wall intermediate line dance with two restarts. After the lesson, the floor opens for improver and intermediate dances from a curated playlist, with the full list to be shared in the event listing. The final segment invites on-site requests so participants can choose their favorite dances. Entry is $10.

690 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem

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Triangle Blues Society presents its annual regional Blues Challenge at The Blue Note Grill in Durham, selecting the artists who will represent TBS at the Blues Foundation’s 42nd International Blues Challenge in Memphis. Musicians compete in solo, duo, and band categories, showcasing any style of blues, with performances limited to blues. Eligibility requires North Carolina residency for at least half of any band, or at least one member in a trio, and at least one performer in a solo or duo. At least one member of each act must belong to the Triangle Blues Society. A Youth Category is available for artists under 21 at the time of the International Blues Challenge. During the IBC, Youth Showcases take place in clubs on Beale Street, and the overall finals are held at the Orpheum Theatre. The IBC draws hundreds of acts from around the world to perform for music industry professionals, with opportunities for recognition and prizes that can include major festival performances.

709 Washington St, Durham

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Explore a booth at the Black Farmers Market at Durham Tech in Durham offering handcrafted herbal tea blends and cold drinks created for rest, hydration, and everyday self-care. Find a range of teas alongside premium spring bottled water and canned sweet tea, with an unsweetened option coming soon. Complimentary samples make it easy to discover a favorite before purchasing. Stroll the market, support local farmers and businesses, and enjoy a refreshing drink as you browse. The market rotates between Raleigh and Durham throughout the season.

1637 E Lawson St, Durham

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A weekly league session is held at Dragon's Hoard for regular play. Players gather to take part in league games each week.

4639 W Market St, Greensboro

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Experience an introductory Systema class tailored for beginners at Triangle Aikido in Durham. Systema is a comprehensive approach to training mind, body, and spirit that weaves together martial arts, yoga, massage, and meditation into practical, everyday skills. Participants learn self-protection by nurturing natural, intuitive responses while building strength, flexibility, and ease from fear and stress. The core emphasis is moving freely with solid structure and as little tension as possible. Through a step by step approach, students develop awareness, adaptability, and calm under pressure, aiming not only for technical ability but also the capacity to stay centered and responsive in unpredictable moments. Each session is different, and everyone progresses at a comfortable pace with a focus on quality of movement, efficiency, and clear understanding. Classes often open with breathwork, movement, and conditioning rooted in Russian martial traditions to reduce tension and build resilience, then continue with rolling, falling, groundwork, and themed movement drills. NC Systema is an official school of Systema Vasiliev, and instructors are certified annually by Systema Headquarters in Toronto.

4603 Hillsborough Rd, Durham

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Awadagin Pratt presents America 250, a program that highlights the range of American musical voices. Recognized by The Washington Post as one of the nation’s most compelling and deeply thoughtful pianists, he is a Naumburg International Piano Competition winner and an Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient whose career includes solo recitals at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center, as well as performances with major orchestras across the country. The program includes music by Florence Price, George Walker, and Nathaniel Dett, alongside works by contemporary composers Judd Greenstein and Fred Hersch. Pratt also shares his own arrangement of the spiritual "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" and closes with Brahms’s Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Handel.

1336 Campus Dr, Durham

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Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused screens as part of the Retro Rocks! Film Series in Cinema One at The Carolina Theatre of Durham. Set on the final day of the 1976 school year in Texas, it follows an ensemble cast that includes Matthew McConaughey, Ben Affleck, and Milla Jovovich as they navigate hazing traditions, late night cruising, and the hunt for a moonlit keg party. The soundtrack is packed with 70s rock favorites like Alice Cooper’s School’s Out, Foghat’s Slow Ride, and ZZ Top’s Tush, a mix that helped make the movie a favorite among alt rock fans. Rated R, released in 1993, and running 102 minutes. Admission is $12 per person.

309 W Morgan St, Durham

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Bilingual Bingo Night brings a lively mix of games and entertainment to Pascuales Farm. Expect spirited bingo rounds with opportunities to win prizes, food to enjoy, and a friendly atmosphere for socializing with friends and family. Everyone is welcome, whether you are a seasoned player or trying bingo for the first time. Space is limited.

11237 Plaza Rd Ext, Charlotte

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Dave Moran appears at 1808 Craft and Vine in Greensboro, North Carolina.

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Held every Sunday, this social brings the community together for Latin dance and is now in its 18th year since 2009. It begins with a beginner friendly salsa lesson, then continues with open dancing. The music mix is typically about 45 percent salsa and roughly 40 to 45 percent bachata, with a few tracks of cha cha, kizomba, merengue, and cumbia. Admission is $10, or $8 for active military and students with ID. Children 17 and under are free when attending with an adult, or $5 if coming on their own. Many DJs accept Venmo and credit cards, but bringing cash is recommended since credit card payments may include an additional fee. The usual DJ rotation features DJ Abuelo Salsero Jack Wolf on first Sundays, DJ Salsa Mike, also known as Michael Delucia, on second Sundays, DJ Pedro Paz on third Sundays, and DJ Monte Alban, Eliuth Cruz Lopez, on fourth Sundays. Fifth Sundays rotate among these DJs. The lineup is subject to change. If you are new to Triangle Dance Studio, be aware there is no sign. The building appears as a two story cream colored house and is next to Research Triangle Dental, which has a large sign. For questions, contact Jack Wolf at jackhwolf49@gmail.com or 919-245-8393 or 743-208-5497.

2603 S Miami Blvd, Durham

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andmoreagain presents The Army, The Navy with Ella Woolsey. The Army, The Navy originated near Mount Tamalpais, where foggy mornings lift to reveal sunlit redwoods, and that landscape continues to anchor their celestial yet grounded songwriting. Their debut album, Fake Brave Life, channels both courage and vulnerability, capturing the risks of chasing a dream and the effort it takes to project bravery. They describe it as their most existential and intentional work, a moody journey through a rainy night that moves toward first light. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

723 Rigsbee Ave, Durham

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Duke Chapel’s Día de los Muertos Ofrenda honors departed loved ones through art and shared remembrance. The installation features newly commissioned artwork by Texas-based artist Ricky Armendariz, whose work explores the blend of Mexican, American, and Indigenous cultures along the U.S.-Mexico border. Created in collaboration with Duke Arts, Say the Thing, and the Innovation Co-Lab, it includes original panel designs engraved at the Co-Lab. Visitors can contribute photographs, mementos, written tributes, or links to a communal paper chain in honor of loved ones who have passed away.

401 Chapel Dr, Durham

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Celebrate the final Fruity Pickin’ Storytime of the season with a pecan focused morning at the orchard. Children can enjoy an interactive reading about pecans, take a hayride through the orchard, and try a u pick experience among the pecan trees. A container of pecans to take home is included, dependent on crop yield. Timed for the holiday baking season, this autumn outing blends storytelling, fresh air, and a taste of the latest harvest.

506 Parks Crossroads Church Rd, Ramseur

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Enjoy a general trivia night hosted by Just Dave at Ment Beverage Co./Honeygirl Meadery. Play for free, with prizes awarded to the first-, second-, and third-place teams. Arriving early is recommended to reserve space for your team.

312 Blackwell St, Durham

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A weekly platform for creators, entrepreneurs, and culture builders, featuring music, spoken word, visual art, media, and community. Participants can register to perform or exhibit, be considered for features, access media capture opportunities, connect with the community, and explore the Eklectriq Network. Participant registration is free but does not include entry. Attendees need a paid ticket unless they are an Eklectriq Network member or approved affiliate on the guest list.

440 E McCullough Dr, Charlotte

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