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Events checked Wednesday, October 28.
This week in High Point
All 87 events →10 AMFamily Fall Festival: Take CourageGate City Vineyard Church, Greensboro
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
10 AMCOWPOKES TURNING 2 🥳🩷Denton
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
11 AMBBQ, Fall Fest & Bake SaleFairfield Community Church, High Point
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
12 PMLet’s Craft! Sugar Skull BannerHigh Point Museum
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
12 PMNorth Carolina A&T State University Homecoming 2026Aggie Stadium, Greensboro
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
12 PMWinston-Salem African History TourDepot Street, Winston-Salem
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.
12 PMThe Crafty CovenKernersville
Celebrate Halloween with a hands-on gathering featuring four craft stations. Make a Halloween keychain, create a crystal bracelet, mix a simmer pot blend, and craft a macrame ghost. Guests 21 and older can enjoy an infused dessert bar, with uninfused options available for younger guests. No crafting experience is needed.
209 Century Blvd, Kernersville
1 PMThe BAT! workshop and performance opportunityVisArt Video & Cafe, Charlotte
Explore the fast-paced, collaborative improv format of The Bat!, which focuses on character, relationships, and unexpected connections. This hands-on workshop introduces the essentials of the format and offers opportunities to experiment, perform, and create soundscapes and scenes with fellow performers. Instructor Cale Evans is an actor, improvisor, producer, coach, and director who aims to create a supportive, playful environment where performers can trust their instincts and discover new things about themselves. The workshop is part of the Strange Charlotte fringe festival.
3104 Eastway Dr, Charlotte