After welcoming more than 10,000 attendees throughout its inaugural weekend, the Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival returns Labor Day Weekend 2026 with major expansion at Camp Barnhardt in New London, North Carolina.
The Uwharrie Bigfoot Festival returns Labor Day weekend for three days of family fun, folklore, outdoor adventure, live entertainment, vendors, food, and all things Bigfoot.
Our eagerly awaited—and wildly delicious—dining experience brings you the rare chance to spend an entire evening at the Animal Park, complete with sunset serenades from our residents.
The show, Pattern Recognition, will include an artist talk by Nell Chandler, Adrienne Knowles and Evelyn Ward in the gallery on Saturday, September 12th at 4pm.
Transport your taste buds to the Mediterranean at the Fayetteville Greek Festival, a weekend celebration of Greek culture, cuisine and community in the Historic Haymount neighborhood.
Southern Randolph Country Days fills downtown Seagrove with arts and crafts vendors, food, music and family fun, Friday, Sept. 18, and Saturday, Sept. 19.
The Grammy-nominated Texas Guitar Quartet brings precision, warmth, and joyful virtuosity to Chamber Music Raleigh’s Sights & Sounds on Sundays series.
This event is a self-guided tour of five pottery galleries each offering special Fall themed items and experiences starting September 19, 2026, and throughout the month of October.
The Esperanza festival returns to Alamance County for the sixth year, welcoming visitors to savor and experience Hispanic and Latino heritage through dance, music, and food in a family-friendly environment.