Art Walk, Zero K, Taste of Bdale and More. What to Do in Lake Norman This Weekend

School’s back in session and calendars are filling up fast. But that’s no reason not to pencil in some fun over the weekend. To help, your guide of what to do and where to go in Lake Norman:

 

Downtown Uncorked & Artsy
Friday, September 9
Downtown Mooresville

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Partake in a warm, September evening of strolling and sipping in Downtown Mooresville. Browse local artwork at nine featured locations and taste wine from three nearby breweries. All while taking in live performances from the Lake Norman Orchestra. There is no charge for the art walk, and wine tastings are $25 in advance or $30 at the event.

 

 

North Meck Rotary Zero-K Fundraiser
Friday, September 9
Oak Street Mill

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In a twist on Bella Love’s 2nd Friday Street Festival, the first Zero-K Fundraiser is sure to be a favorite for those with big hearts for charity but no running ability. Go ahead and create a fun team name, get dressed up in costumes and line up at the starting line, but once the start gun goes off it’s one big block party. Enjoy live music, food trucks, vendors and kids activities while proceeds benefit the Cornelius 9-11 Memorial. $30 per person includes a t-shirt, drink tickets, raffle entry and participation medal.

 

Brew 4 Kids
Friday, September 9-Sunday, September 11
Various Breweries

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Between the Zero-K and this next event, we’ve got tons of options for those looking for a fun way to give back. Show up and sip on a cold brew at any of these participating breweries this weekend and you’ll be supporting Cookies for Kids’ Cancer, an organization that funds research for less toxic treatments for childhood cancers.

 

 

Parents Back To School Party
Saturday, September 10
Cornelius Drafthouse and Bottle Shop

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Jam out all day in the gazebo with live music from Bullfrog Moon, Nikki Fellows and Karl Stolz. In addition to the music, enjoy great food, games and kids activities starting at 4 PM.

 

Lake Norman Brew Ha-Ha Tour
Saturday, September 10
Departing from the Lake Town Tavern

Brewery hop in style with a guided tour to four Lake Norman Breweries: Bayne Brewing Company, Ass Clown Brewery, D9 Brewing and Primal Brewery. The tour is complete with luxury transportation, expert guides, tastings and behind-the-scenes tours. $59.95 per person. Reserve your spot here before it books up!

 

Pop Up Shop at LangTree
Saturday, September 10
Langtree at The Lake by RL West

what to do lake norman weekend langtree

Join permanent LangTree tenants and the most fun mobile boutiques for a Saturday night shop till you drop event. Whether you’re back-to-school shopping or on the hunt for the perfect new accessory, stroll through the vendors and shops, and don’t forget to stop for a bite to eat at one of LangTree’s restaurants.

 

Whiskey, Wine & Moonshine Fundraiser
Saturday, September 10
Hyde Park Pop-up Party Space

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This event has it all: live entertainment, food pairings, whiskey and wine tastings, games and more all in a fun speakeasy environment. This night of fun benefits the TopDeck Foundation, a charity that supports programs for the Cornelius Police Department.

 

Taste of Birkdale
Sunday, September 11
Birkdale Village

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Taste your way around the unique restaurants and dessert shops in Birkdale Village. Enjoy a day of food trucks, wine tastings, a silent auction, live music and more. Proceeds benefit Lake Norman Hospice and Palliative Care.

 

Magnolia Woods Bridal Showcase
Sunday, September 11
Magnolia Woods

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Getting ready for your big day or know someone who is? Connect with vendors and get tons of helpful tips at the Magnolia Woods Bridal Showcase. The best part? Unlike most wedding-related items, this event is completely free!

 

 

9/11 Monument Dedication and Ceremony
Sunday, September 11
Cornelius-Lemley Fire Rescue

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Reflect on the 15th anniversary of 9/11 as the new Cornelius memorial is dedicated this Sunday. The monument includes a piece of steel from the World Trade Center, and is the city’s way to honor the first responders and citizens affected by the events of September 11, 2001.

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