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Events checked Friday, October 30.
This week in Union County
All 82 events →8 AMEastbound Trail Race Whitewater Center, Charlotte
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
8 AMHeroRun 5K & 1K Fun RunFairview Plaza, Charlotte
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
10 AMLCC - Faith in Action Mammogram EventLife Changing Church, Charlotte
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
11 AMHalloween BoobashKate's Skating Rink, Indian Trail
In Indian Trail, this Halloween roller skating bash stretches from daytime into the evening with skating, costumes, games, and plenty of chances to make memories. A $20 VIP package includes admission with skate rental, access to the play area for those who qualify, one regular fountain drink and popcorn, and a $5 game card, a package valued at $40. A costume contest invites participants to showcase their best Halloween look. Kids Skate Free cards are accepted with a valid card presented at entry.
11 AMHarvest & Hometown MarketRhino Market & Deli, Charlotte
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
11:30 AMHistoric House ToursHistoric Rosedale, Charlotte
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
1 PMTrunk or Treat & Fall FestivalMineral Springs Methodist Church, Monroe
Celebrate the season with a fun fall afternoon the whole family can enjoy.
5915 Old Waxhaw Monroe Rd, Monroe
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