Tuesday, June 24
6-7 pm | Tuesdays through Oct. 22. Find your zen during weekly fitness classes from local instructors including Yoga Six and Pure Barre. Attendees check in through a scannable QR code and earn swag items for every five classes completed. Guests are encouraged to bring their own mats. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, 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.
10:30 am to noon | Wednesdays through Oct. 23. Pre-school aged little buds are invited for interactive playdates including arts and crafts, story time, face painting and other kid-centric activities. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
Thursday, June 26
6:30-9 pm | June 26. The Walter Finley Music Band; Americana artist. LangTree Lake Norman, 401 Langtree Rd., Mooresville.
Friday, June 27
McGuire’s free, annual summer concert
8:30 pm |June 27. Celebrate America with the Charlotte Symphony. Spread your blanket, relax and enjoy a variety of patriotic, classical and pop selections. Bring a picnic or enjoy a treat from one of the food trucks available. EnergyExplorium at McGuire Nuclear Station, 13339 McGuire Nuclear Station Rd., Huntersville, off Hwy. 73. Boaters may anchor in the EnergyExplorium’s cove at the southern tip of Lake Norman.
6-8 pm | June 27. Ben Gatlin Band. Bring your chairs or blankets. The Plaza, Birkdale Village, Huntersville.
North Carolina Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players
4 pm June 27. The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra summer concerts of virtuoso baroque music, including Spring and Summer from Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons.” The program includes Bach’s violin concerto in A minor and some fun 17th century Ciaconnas. Twin Mills Club at Trilogy Lake Norman, 310 Exploration Blvd., Denver.
Saturday, June 28
How to Protest Well and Safely
10 am | June 28. Unity in Community (UiC) invites everyone for a powerful and timely event, “How to Protest Well and Safely,” followed by the quarterly general meeting. “How to Protest Well and Safely” is a program designed to equip community members with the knowledge and tools to engage in 
peaceful, effective protest. Keynote speakers the Rev. Joel Simpson and the Rev. Dr. Hanna Broome will share their personal experiences in activism, particularly their involvement in the May 5, 2025, Moral Monday protest at the U.S. Capitol, where they were among five individuals arrested while peacefully praying in opposition to a proposed Congressional budget they believe disproportionately harms the poor while favoring the wealthy. Following their remarks, representatives from local police departments will offer insight into how law enforcement supports and protects individuals engaged in nonviolent protest. Davidson United Methodist Church Chapel, South Main 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.
The Groove Machine
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.
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