Events in Sylva

Rich and Jim provide live music at the Haywood Farmers Market at HART Theatre, giving shoppers a chance to enjoy tunes while supporting local farmers. This weekly market sets up in the HART Theatre parking lot in Waynesville.

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Warm up with a hot yoga session at Shift Wellness and Performance. In February, bring a partner and enjoy two spots for $20.

80 Songbird Forest Road, Bryson City

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Music will be playing out on the patio. Enjoy an open-air setting while you listen.

6490 Soco Rd, Maggie Valley

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A free, family friendly afternoon features trunk‑or‑treat fun, complimentary food, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Guests can enjoy candy from decorated car trunks, no cost refreshments, and lighthearted activities suited for all ages. It is an easy way to share fellowship, treats, and time together.

326 Macktown Gap Rd, Sylva

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Adam and Joe deliver a live performance at Currahee Brewing Co with a fun Halloween vibe. This show takes place in Franklin, NC.

100 Lakeside Dr, Franklin

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Have Styrofoam to recycle? Bring it to Mark Watson Park in Sylva for a drop-off that accepts clean material not used for food packaging. This collection happens on the first Sunday of each month.

163 Mark Watson Park, Sylva

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An American Red Cross blood drive is open to all blood donors. Registration is available online through the American Red Cross, or participants can check with Pastor Scott at church to sign up. Volunteers are appreciated.

61 Faith Ave, Sylva

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Storyteller and guide Kathi Littlejohn (EBCI) presents a relaxed monthly talk highlighting important Cherokee places, notable people, and related themes in the Museum of the Cherokee People's TJ Holland Education Room in Cherokee, North Carolina. Each session focuses on a different topic, offering a fresh perspective on Cherokee history and culture. Littlejohn has shared Cherokee stories for more than 40 years at events, festivals, and schools, and for the past five years she has led Cherokee history tours to culturally and historically significant sites across Western North Carolina. Her recordings include Cherokee Legends, Volumes I, II, and III, along with Cherokee Stories of the Supernatural, available at select gift shops. She also created a YouTube series titled Cherokee History and Stories, What Happened Here?

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Grace, a Carolina farm girl in her early twenties, has long imagined the moment when Mr. Right would place a Princess Cut diamond on her finger. After fifteen months with Stewart and a special plan in the works, everything takes an unexpected turn, and the heartbreak that follows sets her on a journey, supported by her father, to learn what genuine love really requires. Marking the film’s 10th anniversary, Mountain Cross presents Princess Cut back on the big screen at the Smoky Mountain Cinema, with a suggested donation of $10 at the door.

235 Waynesville Plz, Waynesville

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