Community Calendar
Flu Vaccine Appointments
The Guilford County Division of Public Health is now offering appointments for this season’s flu vaccine for anyone aged 6 months and older. Appointments are available Monday through Friday, 9am – 4pm at 1100 E. Wendover Avenue in Greensboro and 501 E. Green Drive in High Point. When calling to schedule an appointment, please ensure that all health insurance information is readily available. To schedule an appointment, please call 336-641-3245.
Randolph County Breast Cancer Walk (END OCT 17)
Randolph County invites you to its 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Walk, a community event aimed at raising funds for cancer patients and supporting uninsured individuals with mammogram screening scholarships and patient support services. This event will take place on Friday, October 17th, from 4 to 6:30pm, at the Zoo City Sportsplex in Asheboro. For more information, contact Katee Carter at (336) 683-8004.
Quartet For Hope: Harmonies for ADHD Awareness (END OCT 18)
As part of ADHD Awareness Month, Quartet for Hope: Harmonies for ADHD Awareness will be part of a Black & Gold Affair, on Saturday, October 18th, starting at 4pm, at 123 S Greensboro Street in Liberty. George Dean and Gospel 4, The Sonny Brown Xperience, Perkins & Envision, Latoya Merrill and Nu Prayze, The Sanfordaires, and more. For more information, or for ticketing, call Casandra Lee-McKeithen at 919-352-4097.
Cedar Grove TOP Clothing Giveaway (END OCT 18)
Cedar Grove Tabernacle of Praise will host a Clothing Giveaway on Saturday, October 18th, beginning at 9am and ending at 12 noon, at 612 Norwalk Street in Greensboro. This is a free and open to the public endeavor to clothe the community. For further details on this event, call 336-294-2628.
Green Level CC Women’s Day (END OCT 19)
Green Level Christian Church will be celebrating their annual Women’s Day on Sunday, October 19, starting at 11am, at 2619 Green Level Church Road in Green Level, North Carolina. The speaker will be Minister Victoria Luster. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Sister Darsell Hadley at 336-213-8012.
Glenn Burleigh Concert Choir Reunion Concert (END OCT 19)
Trinity AME Zion Church presents, after a 5-year COVID Hiatus, the Glenn Burleigh Concert Choir Reunion Concert, featuring Founding Choral Director Sheryl McAdoo, and a guest instrumental ensemble, on Sunday, October 19, starting at 4pm, at 631 E. Florida Street in Greensboro. For more information, call 336-274-4670.
City Council Candidate Town Hall (END OCT 20)
Beloved Community Center BBWVI will host a Citywide Town Hall with City Council Candidates, Monday, October 20th at 5:30 PM at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, 306 S English Street in Greensboro. For more information, call 336-230-0001.
PEH Turning Point Symposium (END OCT 24)
Partners Ending Homelessness invites you to The Turning Point Symposium on Friday October 24, from 9am to 4pm, at the GTCC Conference Center, 7908 Leabourne Road in Colfax. Join thought leaders, advocates, service providers, and community members for a day of insight, inspiration, and innovation. For more information, visit PEHGC.org, or call 336-553-2715.
NC A&T Prescription Medication Take Back Initiative (END OCT 25)
It’s that time of year again! NC A&T Police Department, in Partnership with the DEA, is holding their national prescription medication take-back initiative on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at 10 AM to 2 PM on A&T campus at the Alvin V. Blount JR Student Health Center parking lot located at 112 N. Benbow Rd, Greensboro, NC. Bring your unused, unneeded, unwanted, and inherited medications for proper safe disposal. For further information, contact Lieutenant Elliott at 336-334-7230. Keep them safe, clear them out, take them back.
UCON Music Shed (END OCT 25)
Come Rejoice and Jam Out on Saturday, October 25, at the 2025 UCON Music Shed for musicians and singers, from 2- 4 pm, at The Terrace at Rocky Knoll Club House, located at 425 Rocky Knoll Road in Greensboro. Registration is free. For more info and to register call 336-324-8045. UCON is a 501c3 nonprofit organization.
Renewal Center for Battered Women’s Ministry – Wisdom event (END OCT 25)
In Recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Renewal Center for Battered Women’s Ministry, in collaboration with Wells Memorial COGIC, is Presenting the Wisdom event, featuring Dr. Goldie Wells, Jaylun Robinson, and Stephanie Graves. This event will take place on Saturday, October 25, from noon to 2pm, at 1001 E Washington Street in Greensboro. The first 10 people to register at the door will receive a door prize. For further details, call 336-988-7622.
Bridge of Hope Church Community Health Forum (END OCT 25)
Join Bridge of Hope Church and the UPLIFT27406 Health Team for their Community Health Forum, a free event focused on helping you and your family live well! Enjoy health screenings, nutrition workshops, local wellness resources, and fun giveaways — all in one place, on Saturday, October 25, starting at 10am, at 4104 Short Farm Road in Greensboro. Come learn, connect, and take steps toward a healthier you. For more information, call 336-580-6870.
WSSU Breast Cancer Awareness 5K (END OCT 25)
Join Winston-Salem State University for Breast Cancer Awareness Week with a 5K Run/Walk, as well as the fun-filled Diaper Dash for little ones, on Saturday October 25. It’s a day of health, family, and community support. Together, we can raise awareness and make a difference. There are volunteer, vendor, and engagement opportunities for all. The 5K Registration is FREE for ALL Students. For registration and details, visit wssu.edu/cancer-awareness.
Mac Barnett Reading at NC A&T (END OCT 25)
Mac Barnett, the National Ambassador of Children’s Literature will be visiting Greensboro on Saturday October 25th for a reading at the Harrison Auditorium on the campus of North Carolina A&T State University. Kids and adults alike may join for this free event, celebrating the children’s picture book. The event starts at 10am at 1009 Bluford Street in Greensboro. To RSVP, visit greensborobound.com.
SistersNetwork Healing Walk and Mobile Mammography Unit (END OCT 25)
Sisters Network Greensboro will hold a Hope and Healing Walk at Barber Park on Saturday, October 25, from 8:30-10am. They will then host a Mobile Mammography Unit at the Hayes Taylor YMCA in to conduct screening mammograms for insured, as well as uninsured women. This event will also have community and medical vendors conducting health screenings, as well as door prizes. Visit sistersnetworkgreensboro.org. Or to schedule your mammogram, call 336-272-0092.
Walk To End Alzheimer’s – Guilford County (END OCT 25)
The Alzheimer’s Association – Western Carolina Chapter invites residents of Guilford County and nearby areas to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s at the Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Guilford County, on Saturday, October 25, at 408 Bellemeade Street in Greensboro. Check-in opens at 9am. The Opening Ceremony is at 10am, with the Walk immediately following. For more information, visit alz.org/northcarolina or call (800) 272-3900.
Trinity AME Zion Church Gospel Explosion (END OCT 25)
Trinity AME Zion Church would like to invite the greater Greensboro community to their Gospel Explosion on Saturday, October 25th, starting at 6pm, at 631 E. Florida Street in Greensboro. This event will feature the North Carolina A&T Fellowship Gospel Choir & numerous other performances. For more information on this free and open to the public event, call 336-274-4670.
Royal Expressions Dance Experience (END OCT 25)
Royal Expressions School of Dance invites you to the Royal Expressions Dance Experience Saturday, October 25th, from 8am to 2pm at 107 West Whittington Street, Unit B in Greensboro. It’s a free day of dance classes, with lunch included and an information session for parents. Children from Hampton Homes and the Warnersville Community who attend will be eligible for a scholarship covering one semester of dance lessons. Register today at royalexpressions.org/school.
GuilfordWorks Healthcare Workforce Summit (END OCT 29)
GuilfordWorks will host the 5th annual Healthcare Workforce Summit titled, “Engage. Build. Become: Pathways for the Emerging Workforce.” The summit will take place on Wednesday, October 29, from 8am to 3pm at 109 Penny Road in High Point. This regional event will bring together healthcare leaders, educators, and workforce development experts from across the Piedmont Triad. Full details, including the full agenda and registration, are available at guilfordworks.org/HW_Summit.
Hub 4 Hope Seniors Workshop (END OCT 30)
Evangel Fellowship Church and Hub 4 Hope will host a Seniors Workshop to share practical scam-prevention tips and provide clear information on upcoming Medicare changes on Thursday, October 30, from 11am – 2pm, at 2207 E. Cone Blvd in Greensboro. For more information on this free and open to the public event, call 336-375-3900.
Property Tax Refund Application Deadline (END OCT 31)
Greensboro residents whose City of Greensboro home property tax was higher in 2024 than it was in 2021 may qualify to receive a check for the difference. Information about the program has been sent in property tax bills to those living within the city limits. Applications may be submitted using the online application system by the October 31st deadline. For questions, call the Housing and Neighborhood Development Department at 336-373-2275 and leave a voice message.
Place of Grace Emergency Men’s Shelter in Asheboro (Disc. OCT 30)
Place of Grace is a non-profit located in Asheboro, North Carolina, serving those experiencing homelessness in Randolph, Harnett, and Lee counties and their surrounding areas. With a priority of giving grace to every individual they encounter on the streets, they now have a Men’s Emergency Shelter located in Asheboro at 133 W Wainman Ave. For more information, visit placeofgracenc.org, or call 336-318-0012.
Halloween in Greensboro (END OCT 31)
Enjoy the Halloween season with the City of Greensboro, as they sponsor spooktacular events like Trunk-or-Treat, Creepy Creatures, Ghoulash, Howl-o-ween, Pumpkin Smash and more. Events and activities are free unless otherwise noted. For more information, visit Greensboro-nc.gov or call 336-373-2967.
Randolph County Trunk or Treat (END NOV 01)
The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office presents their sixth annual Trunk or Treat event on Saturday, November 1st, from 5 to 7pm, at the Randolph County Courthouse parking lot, located at 176 E. Salisbury Street in Asheboro. Anyone interested in donating candy may deliver bags of individually pre-sealed candy or non-food items to 727 McDowell Road in Asheboro, from now until the event. More info at 336-318-6875.
Piedmont Farm Animal Refuge Halloween Tour & Explore (END NOV 01)
Piedmont Farm Animal Refuge’s annual Halloween Tour and Explore will be Saturday, November 1st, from 11am to 2pm, at 7432 NC Hwy 87 N in Pittsboro. In addition to meeting the rescued residents and learning their stories, there will be vegan trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving, and more. Guests are encouraged to wear family-friendly Halloween costumes! Learn more and get tickets at PiedmontRefuge.org.
Pilot Club Murder Mystery Fundraiser (END NOV 01)
The Pilot Club of Greensboro will be hosting a High Tea & Cocktails Roaring 20s Murder Mystery Fundraising Event on Saturday, November 1st, starting at 3pm at 15 Elliott Drive in Thomasville. 1920’s attire requested, with prizes awarded for best dressed and correct guesses. For information on ticketing, visit https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/roaring-20s-murder-mystery-event.
Guilford County Municipal Elections (END NOV 04)
Guilford County would like all residents to know Municipal Primary Elections will take place on Tuesday, October 7, with the Municipal General election on Tuesday, November 4. Early voting for Primaries runs from September 18th through October 4th. Early voting for the General runs from October 16th through November 1st. For questions regarding voter registration, mail in ballots, photo ID, and more, visit guilfordcountync.gov. Or call 336-641-3836.
Transportation for Elections (END NOV 04)
To enhance election access for voters, the Greensboro Transit Agency is providing fare free, reliable and convenient transportation to get residents to polling locations, for both the primary and general election days. This is in addition to the first hour of parking being free in downtown parking decks. The City is also coordinating with the Guilford County Board of Elections to offer accessible parking and in-vehicle voting on W. Market Street during early voting. For more info, visit greensboro-nc.gov.
River Zion BC Fall Gathering Program (END NOV 05)
River Zion Baptist Church cordially invites you to their One-Night Fall Gathering Program on Wednesday, November 5, starting 7pm, at 5637 Blanch Road in Blanch, North Carolina. The guest speaker for this occasion will be Pastor Gary Williams. For further details on this free and open to the public event, call 336-234-8120.
Trash Bash at CVA (END NOV 07)
The Trash Bash is returning to the Center for Visual Arts in the Greensboro Cultural Center! This is an interactive art installation competition in partnership with Reconsidered Goods on First Friday November 7th, from 6-9pm. 4 teams of 5 will work together to make a sculpture from materials provided by RCG – with food, and a live DJ! This is a free event. To register, visit mycvagreensboro.org and search “trash bash.”
Royal Trail Ride (END NOV 08)
Saddle Up with Royal Expressions School of Dance at the Royal Trail Ride, a family-friendly evening filled with fun and fellowship to support dance and wellness programs. Enjoy dancing, a line dance class, a photo booth, hay rides, a cozy firepit, silent auction, and more, on Saturday November 8th, from 4-10pm, at 1108 Mt. Carmel Church Road in Reidsville. Ticket includes a catered meal and open bar. For ticketing, visit givebutter.com/keepitgoingRE.
13th Anniversary of Anointed Ones Concert (END NOV 08)
Try Jesus Ministries presents in concert the 13th Anniversary of The Anointed Ones, with special guests The Gospel Legends, Paul Porter & The Christianaires, The McDuffies, Mary Brown’s Spiritual Singers, The McGirt Sisters, and many more, on Saturday November 8th, starting at 5pm, at 311 Carthage Street in Sanford, North Carolina. For more information or to reserve your ticket, call 919-895-8013 or 919-423-6416.
GuilfordWorks Expungement and Hiring Event (END NOV 12)
As part of its Fresh Start initiative, GuilfordWorks will host an Expungement Day along with a hiring event, open to those with a criminal record who want to reenter the workforce. This event will take place on Wednesday, November 12, at the NCWorks Career Center, 607 Idol Street in High Point. The expungement portion will take place from 9 am to 4 pm. Attendees must register in advance by contacting Elizabeth Leak at 336-297-3111, and should bring a copy of their criminal record. The hiring event will be from 11 am to 2 pm at the career center. Employers and GuilfordWorks staff will be on site to discuss job openings, offer resume tips, and provide next steps. Services include expungement guidance from legal advisors, career-readiness support from NCWorks staff, and connections to local employers. Participation is free. For eligibility information, visit GuilfordWorks.org, or call 336-297-3111.
Green Level CC 40th Leadership Anniversary Celebration (END NOV 15)
Green Level Christian Church invites you to join them in celebrating the Coslow E. Holt, Jr.’s 40th Leadership Anniversary, a two-day celebration of leadership and legacy. Banquet Tickets are now on sale for Saturday, November 15, starting at 5PM, at 904 Plantation Drive in Burlington. For tickets, or for more information, call Sister Darsell Hadley at 336-213-8012.
Randolph County C.A.R.E. Classic Golf Tournament (END NOV 20)
The Community-Based Programs Division of the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the 1st Annual CARE Classic Golf Tournament, a fundraising event for the CARE Program, an initiative that continues to change the lives of many children across Randolph County. The tournament will be held on Thursday, November 20, at 247 Pinewood Road in Asheboro. For registration information, call 336-318-6790.
NCA&T COAACH Free Health Screenings (Disc. NOV 30)
In partnership with the North Carolina A&T State University School of Nursing, the Center for Outreach in Alzheimer’s, Aging, and Community Health invites you to take charge of your health with FREE health screenings — every third Friday of the month — from noon to 2pm, at 2105 Yanceyville Street in Greensboro. Services include blood pressure checks, glucose screenings, health education, and further resources. No appointment is necessary. For more information, call (336) 285-3522.
GuilfordWorks Assisting Those Impacted By Recent Layoffs
GuilfordWorks is prepared to support those individuals impacted by a recent layoff in the Community. The NCWorks Career Centers in Guilford and Forsyth counties can provide career and job placement services to those impacted by unemployment or underemployment. For more information on employment, access to training, and other resources, call 336-373-3027.
Medicaid/CHIP Renewal
People enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP should update their contact information and check the mail for a renewal form from their Medicaid agency over the next few months. It is important to complete the renewal form and return it immediately to avoid a loss of coverage, including parents who may be renewing coverage for their children. People who have lost Medicaid or CHIP should visit HealthCare.gov to see if they are eligible to enroll in a low-cost, quality health plan.
NCBA Senior Community Service Employment Program
Recognizing that income and productivity are key to maintaining the quality of life our seniors deserve, the National Caucus & Center on Black Aging proudly provides employment training and placement services under the Senior Community Service Employment Program. In order to qualify, you must be 55 or older, unemployed, capable of performing part-time training duties, and have a family income that does not exceed 125% of the federal poverty income guidelines. Priority is given to Veterans and their qualified spouses. For further priority criteria, and to learn more about how this program could benefit you, visit NCBA-AGING.org. Or call program manager Brenda Cogdell at 336-229-6384. Direct line for the NCWorks Greensboro Office is 336-297-9444 ext. 202, and direct line for the NCWorks High Point Training Office is 336-882-4141 ext. 8502.
Free Computer Classes at the Library
Free computer classes are back at the Greensboro Public Library. Classes at the Central Library are offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Several branch locations offer classes as well. Seating is limited, and advance registration is required. To register, call 336-335-5430. Or for complete details, including dates and times, check out the Library’s online calendar by visiting greensborolibrary.org.
Progressive Toastmasters
Progressive Toastmasters will be meeting on Tuesdays from 5:45-6:45 pm. This is an opportunity to improve the quality of your presentations, impromptu speaking skills, and of course networking! Everyone is welcome to Toastmasters weekly meetings. For further details or the Zoom registration link, please contact Gail Torres at gail2813@aol.com.
Aggies at the Goal Line
The Aggies at the Goal Line program has been helping former North Carolina A&T State University students of all ages complete their degrees. If you never finished your degree, and it’s been at least 2 years since you last attended A&T, contact Aggies at the Goal Line via AGL@ncat.edu. Many students have been able to obtain their degree in less than one year. Reach out today! Don’t let anything hold you back!
Take Me Home
The Greensboro Police Department will be participating in the “Take Me Home” program. “Take Me Home” is a free program that allows family members and legal guardians to upload critical information for individuals with a cognitive impairment or developmental disability in the event that a registered individual encounters law enforcement or is reported missing. For more information, visit: greensboro-nc.gov/TakeMeHome.
Guilford County Schools
Guilford County School’s youth crisis hotline, 336-332-7295, is currently open to students dealing with anxiety, depression, abuse, suicidal thoughts, hunger, or any other form of crisis. For emergency, you should still call 911. Additionally, the GCS general information line, 336-332-7290, can be used Monday through Friday from 8 am – 7 pm.
TRIAD Goodwill Accepts Food Donations
A lot of people don’t know this, but Triad Goodwill accepts food donations and routes them to local food banks. Non-perishable food items are collected in all 23 Donation Centers located in Guilford, Alamance, Randolph, Rockingham and Caswell counties. For more information, call 336-544-5305 or visit triadgoodwill.org.
Styrofoam Recycling
While foam and Styrofoam aren’t recyclable in Greensboro’s recycling program, residents and businesses that want to recycle foam may now bring it to 1310 W. Gate City Blvd. Foam dropped off at this location will be made into picture frames and molding in New Jersey. Proceeds from the sale of foam will go back to support Tiny House Community Development’s efforts to reduce homelessness in the Triad. For more info, call 919-622-3303.
Glass Recycling
The City of Greensboro is no longer accepting glass, large plastic items, pots and pans, and shredded paper in its recycling program. Visit greensboro-nc.gov/recycle for locations you can recycle glass going forward.
Library Makerspace
Greensboro Public Library invites both kids and adults to explore the 3D printers, cameras, audio production equipment, and sewing machines within one of its various Makerspaces. For more info, call 336-335-5430.