Events in Huntersville

Pick your distance with a 5K or a half marathon on demanding singletrack. The course includes more than 1,000 feet of elevation gain, offering a serious challenge for trail runners at either length.

5000 Whitewater Center Pkwy, Charlotte

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HeroRun spotlights the people who strengthen the community, from veterans and active-duty military to teachers, healthcare workers, first responders, coaches, parents, and neighbors. Presented by American Asset Corporation with Fairview Plaza, the event brings together runners, walkers, families, businesses, and supporters for a morning focused on fitness, connection, and purpose. Each registration supports Veterans Bridge Home, a Charlotte nonprofit that links veterans and their families to resources that help them transition successfully and thrive after military service. Participants may aim for a personal record, walk with a stroller, take part as a team, or show their support, all while contributing to something that reaches beyond the finish line.

5950 Fairview Rd, Charlotte

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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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Spend a festive afternoon at Hoods Crossroads with an in-person trunk-or-treat celebration. Expect plenty of candy, along with food, drinks, and playful activities suitable for all ages.

3531 Matthews Mint Hill Rd, Matthews

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Celebrate Halloween with a family friendly gathering outside the store featuring complimentary pumpkins while supplies last, plenty of candy for trick-or-treaters, creative activities for kids and families, and lots of costume fun. Gabriel and Aiko will be on site in full costume. There is no admission fee, everyone is welcome, and costumes are encouraged.

9751 Sam Furr Rd, Huntersville

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This harvest season market at Rhino Market & Deli in downtown Charlotte brings the community together with local sellers and authors, face painting activities, and a costume competition. It centers on hometown spirit and the harvest season.

1500 W Morehead St, Charlotte

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Explore the garden with an expert docent volunteer and learn about Stowe’s history, habitats, plants, gardens, and more. The guided tour is free, and pre-registration is not required. Capacity is 20 people, and ages 5 and up are recommended. Non-members need to pay Garden Pavilion admission to attend.

6500 S New Hope Rd, Belmont

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Enjoy a free community celebration featuring food, games, a bounce house, candy, crafts, and more.

1300 W Catawba Ave, Mount Holly

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Guided tours open the door to the city’s second-oldest home, the 1815 Historic Rosedale house, where interpreters illuminate the history of its 15-room Federal-era design and daily life during the antebellum period. The tour also highlights the architecture and decorative arts preserved in this restored museum, with a look at the African American Legacy Project and rotating exhibits. Check in at the Welcome Center before your tour, then take time to stroll the gardens, explore the grounds, and visit the reconstructed blacksmith shop on your own. Those attending a later tour may want to explore the grounds beforehand. Advance tickets are recommended. Tour tickets include admission to the grounds, so no separate grounds fee applies. Tours take place rain or shine, with no refunds.

3427 N Tryon St, Charlotte

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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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The Landing Market at The Hangar in Downtown Matthews offers a lively, family-friendly marketplace with more than 40 small shops, beer on tap, and food trucks. Attendees can browse local goods, enjoy a drink, and take in the welcoming community atmosphere. Vendors are advised to apply only through the organizer’s official website, be cautious of anyone claiming open spaces in comments or direct messages, and note that vendor payments are handled exclusively through Square invoices issued by HandCrafted Market CLT.

251 N Trade St, Matthews

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Celebrate the start of the annual CLAY exhibition with an opening reception in the Galleries at the Cabarrus Arts Council. This showcase brings together contemporary potters from across the United States, featuring pieces that range from everyday mugs and plates to striking vases and sculptural works. All items are available for purchase. Whether you are searching for a thoughtful holiday gift, expanding a collection, or discovering the deep heritage of North Carolina pottery, this event offers a warm introduction to the artists and their craft.

65 Union St S, Concord

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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

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This meetup welcomes board gamers who identify as female. Participants can share their interests, choose games, form groups and settle in for plenty of tabletop play. A dedicated game hostess will be on hand. Regular admission is $8 per person and includes unlimited gameplay. Drinks and food are available for purchase, including beer, hard cider, wine, sodas and snacks. The setting is welcoming and inclusive, suitable for beginners and seasoned players alike. For those who want to coordinate beforehand, there is an option to connect with other local female gamers through Luck Factory Games' Discord server.

305 McGill Ave NW, Concord

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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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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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Learn about suppressors, including how to obtain and use them. Try a variety of suppressed and non-suppressed firearms to experience the difference.

403 E Catawba St, Belmont

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Families can enjoy a Trunk or Treat at St. Paul United Methodist Church, featuring safe trick-or-treating among creatively decorated vehicle trunks, plus games, candy, costumes, and time to connect with the community. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

4877 Highway 200, Concord

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Wags and Walks is a new dog walking club that offers pet parents and their pups a friendly way to spend time outdoors and stay active. It provides a relaxed setting to meet fellow single dog owners and other pet-loving neighbors while dogs find new playmates. Outings rotate through a variety of parks and other open-air locations, giving the group a chance to explore different places. All dogs, regardless of size or personality, are welcome. Attendees can share tips, connect with other owners, and build community along the way. A monthly update lists upcoming dates, meeting spots, and times to make planning simple.

224 E 7th St, Charlotte

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Enjoy Halloween fun with a mix of rock favorites and novelty tunes. The evening also features a food truck, craft beer, golf technology, and an outing for the whole family. In case of rain, the music may not go ahead, so check with the venue before driving.

2600 Armentrout, Concord

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Meet favorite characters including Captain Hook, the Evil Queen, the Sanderson Sisters, Dr. Facilier, Spider-Man, and the Ghostbusters at this free character experience. The event takes place during Cabarrus Brewing Company's Halloween celebration, where candy will be available for trick-or-treating. Presented by Rice Family Community Events in partnership with myprettyprincessclt and Southern Belle Ghostbusters, with sponsorship from Concord Heating and Air Conditioning.

329 McGill Ave NW, Concord

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Cloninger Park in Dallas hosts a yearly trick-or-treat celebration featuring candy, games, and other fun activities. Organizers are seeking decorated trunks to help fill more than 50 spots in the park. Families, businesses, and student groups are welcome to take part. For details about providing a trunk, email awallace@dallasnc.net or call 704922-3176.

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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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Settle in at City Cellar for live music from Carrie Ann, an award-winning artist known for singing, songwriting, and recording. Expect a set that reaches across five decades and blends a wide range of styles, along with original songs she wrote and arranged.

411 E Main St, Lincolnton

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An annual fall festival filled with activities for all ages. The evening begins with time to get settled, then moves into a costume contest organized by age group, followed by trick or treating and a variety of games. Hotdogs, chips, and drinks are served, after which the fun continues with more games and a cake walk. Contests, games, prizes, and refreshments are part of the plan, and the event is open to everyone.

520 S Madison St, Lincolnton

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Adam Daniels Acoustic delivers a live set at Local Logic in Mt. Holly, blending favorites from the 90s and 2000s with a handful of sing along classics. Expect a relaxed vibe and upbeat crowd pleasers that go well with drinks and time with friends. All ages are welcome, subject to venue guidelines. There is no cover charge unless the venue announces otherwise. Seating is not reserved, and spots are claimed in order of arrival, so getting there early can help secure a seat.

125 S Main St, Mt Holly

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Laser tag collides with a haunt attraction in a rare mashup debuting in the Carolinas at Mission Laser Charlotte near Pineville. The 7,000 square foot arena becomes a shadowy maze as undead and other fiendish beings, once sealed in barrels and boxes, are set loose. Players head into extended missions with phasers in hand, but that gear will not stop every menace hidden in the dark. Dodging other teams is only the beginning, as the real challenge is balancing mission objectives with simple survival. One night only, with a limited number of tickets to keep the experience intense and immersive. Accept the mission and face the fear.

10403 Park Rd Unit J, Charlotte

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Hawthorne Heights celebrates the 20th anniversary of If Only You Were Lonely with a performance at The Fillmore Charlotte. Attendees of all ages are permitted. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show, and service fees apply at all points of purchase. Acts, schedules, and pricing may change without notice.

820 Hamilton St, Charlotte

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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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Halloween in Bynum arrives with a lively buzz as the Haw River flashes in the light and the old General Store’s tin roof gleams like a worn penny. Woodsmoke mingles with excitement while people make their way toward the bridge, greeting neighbors as children dash by in partly assembled costumes, from crooked-masked superheroes to floppy-hatted scarecrows, sunflower-crowned witches, and glitter-trailing fairies. As the sky turns a warm gold, the moment builds on the old Bynum Bridge, which is closed to cars and open to all. Carved pumpkins are set in place and candles flicker to life, until hundreds of glowing faces stretch across the span, some beaming, some spooky, and some wonderfully silly. The Haw River mirrors the orange light, sending ripples of firelit reflections downstream while the night hums with laughter, music, and crickets. The glow spreads across the water and Bynum shines for everyone.

306 Bynum Rd, Lincolnton

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A Charlotte heavy rock band known for an unrelenting live presence takes the stage at Two Trees Sports Bar & Grill in Denver, NC. The set centers on high-intensity songs and a performance built to deliver the powerful energy their supporters look forward to. The group avoids trends and shapes its own path, focusing on originality and impact.

5242 Slanting Bridge Rd, Denver

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Close out spooky season with a Halloween party featuring a costume contest with a $100 cash prize and live music from Aaron Bassinger & The Broken Records.

152 S Main St, Troutman

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Queen City Siren powers a Halloween rock party filled with classic and modern favorites. Expect hits from Heart, Zeppelin, Jane’s Addiction, GnR, Ghost, Rush, Living Color, Pat Benatar, Allman Brothers, Queen, Ozzy, and more. Special prizes will be awarded for the best costume, and the night is all about dancing, rocking out, and having fun.

314 N Polk St, Pineville

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An epic Halloween celebration that pulls out all the stops and sets its sights on being the most audacious party anywhere. Expect a bold, high-energy atmosphere from start to finish.

2224 Park Rd, Charlotte

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Bourbon & Bobbers Saloon sets the stage for a Halloween party filled with driving beats, eerie ambiance, and an energetic crowd. Costumes are encouraged, the bar will keep drinks coming, and the vibe will stay high from start to finish. Bring friends and choose an outfit that impresses or scares for a lively night of celebration.

3746 Mt Pleasant Road, Sherrills Ford

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Gather and Groove transforms Carolina Theatre CLT in Charlotte into a spooky prom-style celebration filled with dancing, eerie ambiance, and fellow horror fans. DeejaySuave fuels the dance floor with a party-ready soundtrack while attendees mingle and show off prom looks or haunting attire. The night continues with a special screening of Carrie in honor of the film’s 50th anniversary, blending a lively mixer with a beloved horror classic for a full evening of music, mingling, and cinematic chills.

230 N Tryon Street, Charlotte

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An interactive Halloween experience for ages 25 and up blends a haunted house vibe with a lively lounge and games in Charlotte at Queen Park Social. Guests can move from complimentary bowling to playing games to the dance floor, with club energy in the lounge and plenty of space to dance. Every ticket includes a $10 game card. Food is available all night, the bar offers drinks with bottle service, and a $200 cash costume contest rewards standout looks. Music comes from DJ Ngenius, DJ Mydnite, LP, and special guests, and a major Scorpio birthday celebration adds to the festivities. Created for adults who want more than standing around, this night brings play, music, and an immersive Halloween atmosphere together in one place.

4125 Yancey Rd, Charlotte

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Show off your best costume at a friendly competition where a panel of secret judges selects the top looks, then the crowd has the final say. Only three costumes will take the prizes, and cash awards are on the line. DJ Marvin keeps the energy high with karaoke and music throughout the event.

807 Williamson Rd, Mooresville

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Celebrate Halloween with live music from Cold Bait Live Beer, cold drinks, and spooky festivities. A costume contest will take place at midnight.

229 Medical Park Rd, Mooresville

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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 community road ride departs from the Sun & Ski Sports store in Charlotte, with staggered group starts and routes that wind over rolling terrain through South Charlotte, Waxhaw, Marvin, and into Lancaster County. Weather can affect whether the ride takes place. Restrooms and the shop are available before rollout for quick purchases and basic mechanical help, with a narrow window for last‑minute essentials prior to departure. Multiple pace options are offered so riders can choose the effort that fits. The fastest group covers roughly 35 to 42 miles at around a 20 mph average and does not stop or regroup. Another quick option averages about 18 to 19 mph, uses tight pacelines, includes a single rest stop, and has limited regrouping. A steady group rides about 27 miles at approximately 16 to 17 mph, employs pacelines, pauses once, and regroups several times. An intermediate choice targets roughly 17 to 18 mph over 27 or 35 miles with a structure similar to the steady group. A beginner pace around 14 to 16 mph over about 27 miles may be added based on interest, focusing on conversation, endurance, and skills, and is planned as a no‑drop experience. Overall, the ride aims to welcome all skill levels and promote wellness and camaraderie, while the quickest groups may function as drop or semi‑drop rides. Participants are expected to arrive ready, ensure their bikes are in good working order, know the route or have it downloaded, and be able to hold the pace of their chosen group. Helmets are mandatory. Front and rear lights, protective eyewear, and gloves are recommended. Road bikes are strongly suggested. Carry water, nutrition, a cell phone, and emergency contact information. Be comfortable with basic fixes such as flat repair and brake adjustments. Expect sections that share the road with urban traffic, stay on the correct side of the center line, and keep at least one hand on the bars at all times. All details are provided as‑is, and every rider accepts full responsibility for their own safety and any incidents before, during, or after the ride.

10710 Providence Rd, Charlotte

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A weekly Sunday drift GTG brings drivers together at CLT Sportsland, located inside Launch Point RC. Admission is $10 per driver.

3400 Silas Ave, Charlotte

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Meet for a British bike breakfast and enjoy conversation over a meal. The organizer will be in town before heading out for two weeks of trout fishing in North Carolina.

120 Langtree Village Dr Ste 106, Mooresville

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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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Enjoy a leisurely brunch accompanied by live jazz performances. Take your time at the table as the music sets the tone throughout the meal. A relaxed option for anyone who prefers brunch with a live soundtrack.

20220 Chartown Dr, Cornelius

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Hobbytown in Mooresville hosts a Combat Patrol tournament using the publicly available Combat Patrol Rules from Games Workshop and the Warhammer 40k App. Participants should bring a painted Combat Patrol and dice. Terrain and printed rules will be provided on site. A 10% discount on Games Workshop and Citadel Colors products will be available during the event. Please review the Combat Patrol rules from Games Workshop and the store conduct rules beforehand. Call the store with any questions.

168 Norman Station Blvd, Mooresville

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Celebrate spooky season with your four-legged friends at a family friendly pawty themed around Dog of the Dead. Organized by Purpose CLT, this community gathering raises funds and awareness for the Greater Charlotte SPCA. The day features a pet costume contest that welcomes both animals and people in creative attire, with prizes for standout zombie inspired looks. Explore a vendor village filled with local pet businesses and treat makers, enjoy live music, and savor fresh craft beer and bites from the hosts at Monday Night Brewing. Charity raffles offer chances to win local gear, and all proceeds support the cause. Admission is free. If you need outfit inspiration, partners at Morris Costumes and Halloween Express are offering discounts. Proceeds directly benefit the Greater Charlotte SPCA, which currently has an urgent need for fosters.

2217 S Tryon St, Charlotte

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Matthew Ablan is back at Mano Bella in South Park with a solo acoustic classic rock performance.

721 Gov Morrison St. Suite 150, Charlotte

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Sundays bring the China Grove Farmers Market, starting with a regular season and then shifting into a Harvest and Holidays market later in the year. Farmers who wish to participate can apply to be vendors at no cost for the full season, and eligibility is limited to those offering produce or other agricultural goods. More details and application information are available on the market’s website.

180 N Main St, China Grove

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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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The 3rd Annual Kannapolis Day of the Dead festival features a karaoke contest with monetary prizes. For more information or to register, please call the phone number listed on the event flyer.

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This free, one hour Creative Quills Jr. workshop from Fred & June’s creative writing group focuses on breaking through writer’s block and exploring styles beyond the everyday. The setting is playful and flexible, with rules kept loose and grammar set aside so imagination can lead. Conversation centers on the craft of writing and creative thinking. There is space to discuss the publishing process and share works in progress, however it is not a manuscript critique session. The aim is to spark ideas, experiment on the page, and leave with fresh inspiration.

162 N Main St, Mooresville

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Science School Sundays at Science Art Forest offers an outdoor, hands-on learning experience for children ages 4 to 14 and their families. Each session invites participants to investigate the natural world through creativity and real-world discovery, with rotating themes that may include plants, animals, chemistry, ecosystems, outer space and more. Activities are interactive and designed for kids who like to explore, build, craft, experiment and ask questions. Teaching is age-inclusive and uses multiple approaches to support different learning styles. Projects are tailored to developmental stages, with options available for learners as young as four. Expect a fully screen-free experience that sparks curiosity through experiments and creative projects. Participants create art-and-science pieces they can take home. Dress for messy fun. Clothes may get muddy or paint-splashed during hands-on work. Attendance is free and supported by optional contributions that help cover materials and sustain Science Art Forest as a community education space. Group sizes may be kept small. If registration plans change, canceling a ticket opens a spot for someone else. Repeated no-shows without notice may affect access to future sessions.

104 Houston Blair Rd, Matthews

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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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A weekly Pokémon League for players under 16 offers structured rounds and friendly competition. The entry fee is $10. Win a round and receive a pack as a prize. It is a simple way to play regularly, build skills, and connect with other young fans.

1224 Commercial Ave, Charlotte

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This weekly Pokémon league welcomes players of every skill level, with a friendly community available to support newcomers. New players are encouraged to create a Pokémon ID in advance or arrive about 30 minutes early for help with the process. Entry is $10. Participants receive a guaranteed pack of their choice, and an exclusive Prize Pack is awarded for each win.

1224 Commercial Ave, Charlotte

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All are welcome to a ballroom dance showcase featuring student and professional Ballroom and Latin performances, a live DJ, social dancing before and after the shows and during intermission, and light appetizers. Admission is $25 in advance or $30 at the door, with $10 tickets for children ages 3 to 14. Payment options include cash or check at the studio, as well as online or through Venmo. For questions or to inquire about participating in the show, contact 704-206-9321 or info@dynamicballroom.com.

19625 Bethel Church Rd, Cornelius

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Silent Book Club offers a cozy, low-pressure way to connect with fellow readers, hosted by Jeannie Quellhorst at Fred & June's Books in Mooresville. Bring any book in any format, settle into a comfortable spot, enjoy some quiet reading time, then chat about what you have been reading. It is a relaxed setting for introverts and book lovers alike.

162 N Main St, Mooresville

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Atlanta-based comedian Cameron Keys, with roots in St. Louis, brings more than a decade of stand-up to the stage. After releasing his debut album, LEARNING AS I GO, he has become an emerging headliner while continuing to travel as a feature for Dominique and J.J. Williamson. His recent credits include a 2023 set for Netflix Is A Joke Radio that airs on Channel 93 on Sirius XM, selection for the Netflix Is A Joke Festival in 2024, and a 2025 appearance on Adult Swim’s Lil Daddy. He has also worked alongside Ali Siddiq, Bruce Bruce, Cedric The Entertainer, Don D.C. Curry, John Henton, Rodney Perry, Tommy Davidson, Tony Roberts, Tony Rock, Tony Woods, Paul Mooney, and others. His show draws on his own life, inviting laughter both with him and at him.

330 N Tryon St, Charlotte

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Justin Wells appears with Abe Partridge for a night of blue collar storytelling that blends Americana, alt country, and folk. His latest album, Cynthiana, reflects a heart set on family, true friends, and creative purpose, drawing inspiration from his wife Andrea and their Kentucky beginnings. Recorded with Grammy nominated producer Duane Lundy at his Lexington studio, the 10 song record balances a gentler touch with raw power and plain spoken lyrics. With Telecaster driven grit and a voice that nods to classic country, Wells has built his audience from neon roadhouses to major festivals. The music reaches for connection and compassion, speaking to everyday struggles and the shared human story.

3227 N Davidson St, Charlotte

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Almost Monday brings its indie pop sound to The Underground in Charlotte, delivering sunny guitar tones, catchy hooks, and a feel-good live presence. Expect an evening filled with lively pop rock, easy-to-move-to grooves, and the breezy coastal spirit that defines the band.

900 NC Music Factory Blvd, Charlotte

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The Underground will host a general admission standing room only event, unless otherwise noted. All ages are welcome. Ticket prices increase on the day of the show. Dates, acts, and pricing are subject to change without notice, and service fees apply at all points of purchase. Ticket availability includes Artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, plus a VIP1LP option, followed by a public on sale.

820 Hamilton St, Charlotte

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The First Annual BCPAAA Golf Tournament brings a day on the course at Cramer Mountain Club, combining golf and networking in support of Shop with a Cop. All proceeds benefit the program, bringing together community members, partners, and supporters for an event centered on giving back. RSVP is requested.

100 Hidden Pastures Dr, Cramerton

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Enjoy a free community yoga class open to all ages and experience levels. No registration is required. Bring a yoga mat and a friend. The class is offered in partnership with Give Yoga NC, a nonprofit that provides free yoga classes and resources to people who might not otherwise have access to yoga.

162 N Main St, Mooresville

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Enjoy an evening of Mahjong, conversation, and connection at The Serve. Beginners can learn with guided instruction in a small-group setting, with reserved seating and all playing supplies provided. Tickets include use of an official Mahjong card during the evening and a glass of wine, with nonalcoholic options available. The welcoming, social environment offers a chance to learn, play, and build confidence.

20220 Chartown Dr, Cornelius

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Enjoy free line dancing classes for all ages and experience levels, hosted by Lucky Line Dancing. Beginner and intermediate instruction is offered. Wear comfortable shoes, and bring plenty of water. No registration is needed.

200 West Ave, Kannapolis

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Enjoy a free game that blends classic bingo with music. Listen to songs, match them on your card, and call bingo for a chance to win prizes each round. The activity is open to all ages.

4701 Smith Farm Rd, Charlotte

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Redacted is a monthly book club at Fred & June’s Books in Denver, NC that focuses on titles that have been banned or challenged. Participants explore why certain works face restrictions and what they reveal about culture, with conversations that touch on identity, history, power, and humanity. Each month highlights a new selection for thoughtful discussion. The monthly pick is available at a 10% discount when the Redacted Book Club is mentioned at checkout, and Fred & June’s will repurchase the book club title for store credit that can be used toward a future purchase.

3744 N NC 16 Business Hwy, Denver

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Enjoy an informal evening of social games in a welcoming, inclusive community. Games are suitable for all experience levels, and attendees can come solo or with friends. Food and drinks are available for purchase, with opportunities for conversation, laughter, and new connections. Drop in at any point during the evening.

421 E 26th St, Charlotte

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Bring your Konami ID for a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! Goat Format local tournament. Test your deck in a competitive setting, with entry including OTS packs. Prize support is based on attendance, with additional OTS packs. The event welcomes a range of decks, from current meta decks to rogue favorites.

1224 Commercial Ave, Charlotte

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Put your general knowledge to the test across four completely different trivia rounds, and see if your team has what it takes to come out on top. A $5 pint special is also available.

4150 Yancey Rd, Charlotte

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Learn salsa, bachata, and merengue in a welcoming class for all experience levels. The session offers an hour of dancing, movement, and a chance to meet people while learning new moves.

7825 NC Highway 150 E, Terrell

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Rory Scovel brings a live performance to the Comedy Zone in Charlotte.

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Put your general knowledge to the test during a friendly trivia competition at Suffolk Punch Brewing in South End. Teams can compete for gift card prizes, and playing is free. Craft beer and food are also available.

2911 Griffith Rd, Charlotte

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Test your general knowledge at a free trivia night at Kilted Buffalo in Plaza Midwood. Gather a team, enjoy drinks and company, and compete for gift cards awarded to the top three teams.

1212 Central Ave, Charlotte

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The Pride edition of Love & Lit is the third installment of Fred & June’s ongoing romance book club, celebrating the many ways love shows up and spotlighting stories with LGBTQ+ characters. Picks span contemporary, darker and paranormal romance, plus anything else that captures the group’s hearts, and if a book brings both love and heat, it is on the table. The club meets on the first Monday of each month at Fred & June’s Books in Mooresville. Mention the Love & Lit Book Club at checkout to receive 10% off the monthly selection, and Fred & June’s will buy back your book club title for store credit to use on a future purchase.

162 N Main St, Mooresville

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The Psychedelic Furs bring together iconic new wave melodies, atmospheric soundscapes, and timeless post-punk energy, led by distinctive vocals. Their lasting influence continues to inspire generations of alternative music fans.

820 Hamilton St, Charlotte

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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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