Summer may ‘officially’ be over but someone forgot to tell the weather… this week we’ve picked events and activities sure to keep you smiling and shining.
Monday Sept. 25
Nature Story Corner, 10:00 a.m.
Reedy Creek Nature Preserve (Charlotte)
Read nature-based stories with the help of puppets, and then take a short hike into the woods to explore the outdoors. Best for ages 3-6.
Tuesday, Sept. 26
Volcanoes, 11:15 a.m.
Discovery Place Kids (Huntersville)
Volcanoes are so powerful; did the gasses and lava play a role in the extinction of the dinosaurs? Found out the answer and watch a mini volcanic eruption.
Wednesday, Sept. 27
Tunes and Tales with Jamie, 10:00 a.m.
Main Street Books (Davidson)
Musical storyteller Jamie will lead young readers with tunes on a guitar and ukulele to accompany the story of the day.
Thursday, Sept. 28
LangTree Live, On the Border Eagles Tribute Band, 5:00 p.m.
LangTree (Lake Norman)
This is the last one for the year so you best go… let the kids boogie with DJ Chase Morgan during the preshow. Don’t miss the drinks specials, food, and more.
Friday, Sept. 29
Day Out With Thomas (and Percy!)
N.C. Transportation Museum (Island of Sordor. OK, just kidding it’s in Spencer.)
Climb aboard and take a ride with Thomas, meet Percy and Sir Topham Hatt, and experience lots of Thomas-Friends-themed activities.
Saturday, September 30
Great Grapes! Wine & Food Festival
Symphony Park (Charlotte)
Odd choice for kids? No! Kids receive free admission and there’s lots of family-fun activities including live music, fun festival eats, arts and crafts, and a dedicated play area for the kids. Tickets and times vary – deets here.
Sunday, October 1
Carolina Renaissance Festival (through November 19)
Poplar Tent Rd (Huntersville)
You have to go at least once… history comes alive with non-stop, day-long entertainment, arts and crafts, games and rides, jousting knights on horseback, feasting and more. Huzzah!
*All images sourced from Facebook pages of events listed.
