Monday, June 2
6:30-8:30 pm | June 2. Calling all romantasy lovers in the LKN area. Current read: Dire Bound by Sable Sorensen. Fred & June’s Books, 248 N. Main St., Mooresville 28115.
6:30-9 pm | every Monday. Mix Tape Music Bingo. Primal Brewery, 16432 Old Statesville Rd., Huntersville.
Wednesday, June 4
9 am to noon | Wednesdays through Sept. 24. Fresh, local vegetables, meats, baked goods and more. In partnership with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Food Policy Council. Behind Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave., Cornelius.
Friday, June 6
6:30 pm | June 6. Known for their blend of roots reggae infused with R&B, jazz funk and soca, Crucial Fiya delivers performances that resonate with both traditional reggae enthusiasts and new listeners alike. Seating is first-come, first-served. Outside food and beverages are permitted with the exception of alcohol. Small coolers are allowed and subject to inspection. Food vendors on site. Liberty Park, 225 E Iredell Ave., Mooresville.
5-7 pm | June 6. A gallery crawl type of event showcasing artworks from local artists, music and shopping; most businesses will stay open. Main Street and South Main Street, Davidson.
6-8 pm |June 6. Live entertainment. Bring your chairs or blankets. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
Saturday, June 7
Concerts @ the Circle: Blue Monday – MTV Retro
7-9 pm | June 7. Acoustic artist will perform from 5 – 6:30 pm with the headline artists playing 7 -9 pm. Jetton Street near Clean Juice, 605 D, Jetton St., Davidson.
9 am – noon | every Saturday through Thanksgiving. Produce, flowers, meat and baked goods.Rain or shine. No pets. 120 S. Main St., Davidson, next to Town Hall between Main and Jackson streets.
Ghost Hunt at the Hugh Torance House and Store
6:30-8:30 | June 7. An authentic ghost hunt led by the experienced experts at the Charlotte Area Paranormal Society (CAPS). Step back in time, to 1779, to scour each of the rooms of the home as well as our site grounds (weather permitting) for existential activity using professional investigative tools and equipment provided by CAPS (CharlotteAreaParanormal.org). You can also bring your own tools or equipment. Admission tickets are $25 per person. Hugh Torance House and Store, 8231 Gilead Rd., Huntersville.
Sunday, June 8
Birkdale Village Commons Market
11 am – 4 pm | June 8. Open-air market showcases vendors offering boutique fashion, handmade jewelry, vintage treasures, home decor, baked goods and more.The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
5 pm | June 8. Embark on a Tequila Tasting Adventure. Discover the rich history behind this iconic spirit, learn the art of proper sipping, and find your favorite expressions along the way. This offering is provided by Brian King of the Whiskey Sherpa, an event provider that specializes in educational and interactive whiskey experiences. $38. Lost Worlds Brewing, 19700-D One Norman Blvd.
Wednesday, June 11
9 am to noon | Wednesdays through Sept. 24. Fresh, local vegetables, meats, baked goods and more. In partnership with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Food Policy Council. Behind Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave., Cornelius.
Thursday, June 12
5-8 pm | June 12. Join the strolling shopping experience with your besties. Check in at Concierge to get your stroll map, raffle tickets and a complimentary glass of champagne while supplies last. Ladies Night Out After Party 6-8pm featuring specialty cocktails, raffles, a live DJ and more. Guests must be present at the after party to collect their raffle prize if they win. After-party beverages, treats and certain activities will be available for purchase. Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
Friday, June 13
5-10 pm | June 13. Live music, a Round Robin Corn Hole Tournament ($50 per team), huge silent auction, open bar, and Carolina Smoked Pork Shoulder, prepared by Salisbury Pitmasters. Benefits Cool Kids Clubhouse. $125 per person. Splendor Pond Flower Farm, 388 Rocky River Rd., Mooresville 28115.
8-10 pm | June 13. Movies start at dusk and are open to the public. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs Veterans’ Park, Main and Maxwell streets, downtown Huntersville.
6-8 pm | June 13. Live entertainment. Bring your chairs or blankets. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
Saturday, June 14
9 am – noon | every Saturday through Thanksgiving. Produce, flowers, meat and baked goods.Rain or shine. No pets. 120 S. Main St., Davidson, next to Town Hall between Main and Jackson streets.
Photo | Philip Hamrick website
House/dock show with Philip and Rachel Hamrick
7:30 pm | June 14. Come hear songs and stories from Mooresville musicians Philip and Rachel Hamrick in an intimate, beautiful setting: a house show on a dock in Cornelius overlooking beautiful Lake Norman at sunset. Directions/address provided via email after ticket purchase. $25. Ages 12+ show.
7:30 pm | June 14. Clifford The Big Red Dog. Seating is first come, first serve. Attendees are encouraged to bring additional blankets and chairs. No outside food or beverage is permitted, but takeout from onsite restaurants is encouraged. Coolers are prohibited. Events are subject to cancellation pending weather conditions. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
HEARTS Junion ‘25: Revolutionary Descent
2-5 pm| June 14. Our fourth anniversary of Junion, featuring co-chair of HEARTS Reunion Project, SAR (Son of the American Revolution) member Andre’ Kearns, a descendant of Charlotte Kerns who was enslaved at Cedar Grove. This year, Kearns will share his journey of discovering his Revolutionary War roots through Henry Johnston of Long Creek. Free community event; please register. Historic Cedar Grove and Hugh Torance House and Store, 8229 Gilead Rd., Huntersville.
Peabo Bryson – The Golden Touch Tour
6 pm | June 14. Peabo Bryson stands as one of modern music’s premier vocalists. With his rich, operatic voice, this two-time Academy Award and Grammy winner has thrived across changing musical eras, becoming the first artist to simultaneously top four different charts across his 20 album career. $27.50 to $49.50. Mooresville Performing Arts Center, 161 S. Magnolia St., Mooresville 28115.
Sunday, June 15
6-8 pm | June 15. Band of Oz – Beach/Variety. Town Green, downtown Davidson.
Wednesday, June 18- Sunday, June 29
See website for schedule. Davidson Community Players presents a wacky mash-up of a classic Renaissance adventure and the iconic 80s music of The Go-Go’s. Recommended ages 13+. Advance tickets $15-$40 plus tax and fees. Duke Family Performance Hall, Davidson College.
Wednesday, June 18
9 am to noon | Wednesdays through Sept. 24. Fresh, local vegetables, meats, baked goods and more. In partnership with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Food Policy Council. Behind Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave., Cornelius.
Thursday, June 19
Juneteenth Celebration Block Party
6-9 pm | June 19. This special event marks the kickoff of the 2025 LalaCaboosa Concert Series, and will feature live entertainment , along with guest speakers, local food trucks and family-friendly activities for children. Juneteenth, recognized as a day to celebrate African American freedom, heritage, and achievements, will be honored through a community gathering that emphasizes unity, culture and the spirit of summer. Bring blankets and lawn chairs. Parking for the event will be located at the following places: Town Center Parking Garage, S. Main St Parking lot, Arts & Cultural Center Parking lot, Holbrook Park, Downtown Greenway parking lot. Event admission, parking, and activities are free to the public.Veterans Park, downtown Huntersville.
LaLaCaboosa – Downtown Music Series
6-9 pm | June 19. Live entertainment by the band Envision. Grab your lawn chairs/blankets and enjoy an evening of live music. A food truck and beverage vendor will be onsite with food and drinks for purchase. Veterans Park at Main & Maxwell streets, downtown Huntersville.
Friday, June 20
6-8 pm | June 20. Live entertainment. Bring your chairs or blankets. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
Saturday, June 21
Symphony in the Park & Fireworks
6-10 pm | June 21. An evening with the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra at the Bailey Road Park Bandshell. Patriotic, classical and pops performances are followed by a fireworks display (weather permitting). Parking and admission are free; concessions available. Bailey Road Park, 11536 Bailey Rd.
Lost at the Lake concert series
7:30 pm | June 21. The Cleverlys is a one-of-a-kind comedy and music experience. From the groups’ humble beginnings in the Ozark Mountains, to currently headlining festivals and performing arts centers all over the country, their show has earned them countless fans and buckets of laughs. All Ages. No outside food, beverages or pets allowed. $20 advance; $30 at the door. Rain or shine at Lost Worlds Brewing at 19700-D One Norman Blvd., Cornelius.
Boots in the Yard with Brooke Lee
6 pm | June 21. Lake Norman native Brooke Lee returns home with her high energy show performing country hits and originals. Special guests include Bourbon Sons and Diamond Dixie. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door. BoatYard Lake Norman, 18418 Statesville Road, Cornelius
9 am – noon | every Saturday through Thanksgiving. Produce, flowers, meat and baked goods.Rain or shine. No pets. 120 S. Main St., Davidson, next to Town Hall between Main and Jackson streets.
Concerts @ the Circle: Crucial Fiya – Reggae
7-9 pm | June 21. Acoustic artist will perform from 5 – 6:30 pm with the headline artists playing 7 -9 pm. Jetton Street near Clean Juice, 605 D, Jetton St., Davidson.
Sunday, June 22
1-6 pm | June 22. The event will feature live entertainment, local vendors, food trucks, community resources and more—all designed to bring people together in a welcoming and supportive environment. Veterans Park, 201 Huntersville-Concord Rd., Huntersville.
Wednesday, June 25
5:30-8 pm | June 25. Teams of two will compete against other teams to see who can finish the same 500-piece puzzle the fastest. Cain Center for the Arts.
9 am to noon | Wednesdays through Sept. 24. Fresh, local vegetables, meats, baked goods and more. In partnership with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Food Policy Council. Behind Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave., Cornelius.
Friday, June 27
6-8 pm | June 27. Live entertainment. Bring your chairs or blankets. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
Saturday, June 28
9 am – noon | every Saturday through Thanksgiving. Produce, flowers, meat and baked goods.Rain or shine. No pets. 120 S. Main St., Davidson, next to Town Hall between Main and Jackson streets.
6-8 pm | June 28. Groove Machine – 70s Tribute. Town Green, downtown Davidson.
Sunday, June 29
NCBO Chamber Players: Welcoming Summer
3 pm | June 29. The program includes two concerti from Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons,” Spring and Summer, plus the Concerto for Violin in a minor by J.S. Bach. David Wilson, Jeanne Johnson, and Janelle Davis, violin, Asa Zimmerman, viola, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, William Simms, theorbo, Barbara Weiss, harpsichord of the NC Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players perform. Davidson College Presbyterian Church (Sanctuary), 100 N. Main St., Davidson.
Check in at 12:30, play starts at 1 pm | June 29. Grab your favorite partner and for a $30 entry fee, you can stake your claim to be Euchre Champion of Lost Worlds. Each teams gets a deck of Euchre cards and winners receive two $25 gift cards and a hat or T-shirt of choice. Lost Worlds Brewing, 19700-D One Norman Blvd., Cornelius.
Through Sunday, June 29
See website for schedule. For the flagship summer musical, enjoy one of the quirkiest, most buoyant Broadway bops of the past decade. A wacky mash-up of a classic Renaissance adventure (Magical kingdoms! True love! Mistaken identities!) and the iconic 80s music of The Go-Go’s, Head Over Heels is a joyful, affirming crowd pleaser that bridges centuries with its message of hope and love. Davidson College, Duke Family Performance Hall, 207 Faculty Dr., Davidson.
Sunday, June 30
Garden Explorer Days – Outdoor Engineer Day
9 am -3 pm | June 30. Campers will put their building and critical thinking skills to the test with construction experiments, building boats, catapults and towers. Ages 8-13. $65. Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden, 6500 S New Hope Rd., Belmont.
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