Community Calendar
Casting and Fundraising for the film Aggie Pride
Aggie Pride, an upcoming short film written and directed by Quinton Littlejohn, will revisit the origins of the 1960 Greensboro sit-ins by focusing not on the moment history was made—but on the young people who made it. Currently in pre-production, Aggie Pride is actively casting and fundraising, with plans to film on location in Greensboro, including the A&T campus and surrounding historic sites. For casting announcements, teasers, and behind-the-scenes updates to be released in the coming weeks, follow the journey on Instagram and TikTok: @AggiePrideTheMovie.
Hub4Hope Special Orientation (END MAR 19)
Guilford Works and Hub4Hope will host a Special Orientation promoting Summer Jobs and Apprenticeship opportunities for young adults ages 16–24 on Thursday, March 19, from 10-11:30am, at 2207 E Cone Blvd in Greensboro. Learn about available job placements, discover apprenticeship opportunities, get guidance from and connect with advisors with career resources. For more information, call 336-375-3900.
The Pitch at NC A&T (END MAR 21)
North Carolina A&T State University will host The Pitch™, an innovation experience in partnership with the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, Thursday, March 19, through Saturday, March 21. Events begin at 8am March 19 and 20, and will take place in the Student Center, primarily in the Deese Ballroom, while the final pitch competition on March 21 will be held throughout Frye Hall. For more information, visit ncat.edu.
Guilford County Summer Job Hiring Session (END MAR 21)
Ahead of a busy summer season, Guilford County Parks will host a hiring event to fill several part-time positions across multiple park locations. On-site interviews will take place Saturday, March 21, from 9am to 12pm, at 201 W. Market St., 3rd Floor, in Greensboro. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their application in advance of the hiring event by visiting GuilfordCountyNC.gov/SummerJobs.
Black Family Wellness Expo (END MAR 21)
In observance of the organization’s National Impact Day of Service, the Winston-Salem Chapter, the Greensboro Chapter, and the Grandiflora Chapter of The Links, Incorporated will come together to serve the community during the 4th Annual Black Family Wellness Expo on Saturday, March 21, from 10am to 2pm, at the Intergenerational Center, 114 W. 30th Street in Winston-Salem. For more info on this free, family-friendly event, call 336-870-4340.
Build The Block Back Black (END MAR 21)
The “Build The Block Back Black” community-centered networking pop-up event will be held on Saturday, March 21, from 10am to 5pm, at 1051 Alamance Church Road, Suite B, in Greensboro. This event is designed to bring local black families, businesses, and organizations together. To learn more, call 770-262-1928.
MDA presents Community Dance Showcase (END MAR 22)
Miriam’s Dance Academy will host a Community Dance Showcase, with participation from 15 local dance studios, on Sunday, March 22, starting at 2pm, at the Van Dyke Performance Space, inside the Greensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie Street. See a variety of dance styles, support youth and the arts, and discover local talent. For tickets, visit miriamsdanceacademy.com.
Guilford County Solid Waste Management Plan Public Meeting (END MAR 24)
Guilford County Environmental Services will host a public open house meeting for residents and business owners on the county’s Solid Waste Management Plan Update on Tuesday, March 24, from 6 to 8pm, at the Bur-Mil Clubhouse, 5834 Bur-Mill Club Road in Greensboro. For more information about Guilford County Environmental Services, visit GuilfordCountyNC.gov/Recycles.
Forsyth Creek Week Dam Event (END MAR 24)
As part of the annual Forsyth Creek Week, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities will offer guests of all ages a tour of their facilities at Salem Lake on Tuesday, March 24, starting at 6pm. This is a rare opportunity for an up-close view of the dam at 815 Salem Lake Road in Winston-Salem. No RSVP is needed for this family-friendly program, scheduled to last 60 minutes. For further details, visit forsythcreekweek.org.
Greensboro Community Budget Sessions (Disc. Mar 20)
The City of Greensboro will host a series of Community Budget Sessions in each City Council District in March. The sessions will provide an overview of how the City’s annual budget is developed prior to being adopted. Attendees can participate in an interactive activity to learn more about the City Council’s priorities. For times and locations, visit Greensboro-nc.gov.
Davidson County Special Olympics Spring Games (END MAR 25)
After recent conversations with community members and Davidson County Schools, the Davidson County Special Olympic Spring Games will be held on March 25, at Central High School. This one-day event will include the following programs: Opening ceremony, the Olympic Village, the “Buddy” Program, and a Parade. For more information, you may contact Davidson County Parks and Recreation at 336-242-2285.
Small Farms Week NC A&T (END MAR 26)
The Cooperative Extension at North Carolina A&T State University will host its 40th annual Small Farms Week March 22-26, with the theme “Deep Roots, Strong Future: 40 Years of Small Farm Impact.” Events will include workshops, hands-on demonstrations, and the naming of the 2026 Small Farmers of the Year, with an emphasis on the crucial role of small-scale producers and their impact on communities. To learn more, visit ncat.edu and search “small farms week.”
Altogether Ministries Fresh Fire Gathering Event (END MAR 27)
Through the end of March, Altogether Ministries will host a “Fresh Fire” gathering event – every Friday, starting at 7pm, at 1212 Randolph Ave in Greensboro. Special guest speakers will be Reverend Imani Moseley and Reverend Dr. Diamond Brooks. Doors open at 6:45. All persons are welcome.
Allens Chapel MBC Pastor Search (END MAR 31)
The members of Allens Chapel Missionary Baptist Church are seeking a pastor to lead its predominantly African American congregation. Application deadline is March 31, 2026. Please submit resume to 5630 Ridgeville Rd Prospect Hill, NC 27314, or email allenschapelbaptist@gmail.com. For questions, please contact Deacon Claude Woods at 336.269.2491.
NC A&T Black Sportswriters Hall Of Fame Induction (END APR 11)
North Carolina A&T will host the 2026 Black Sportswriters Hall of Fame Induction on Saturday, April 11, at the A&T Student Center, 1403 John W. Mitchell Drive, in Greensboro. A media meet-and-greet and interview session will be from 5 to 6 p.m., followed by the formal induction ceremony from 6 to 8:30 p.m. BSHOF will be permanently housed in Crosby Hall, home of A&T’s Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. For more information, email media@BlackSportsWritersHOF.com.
Operation Xcel Gala Fundraiser (END APR 11)
Operation Xcel invites you for a formal dinner and a special awards ceremony honoring local students and community influencers at the ‘Celebrating Xcellence Gala’ on Saturday, April 11th, at 4130 Mendenhall Oaks Pkwy in High Point. Proceeds support free afterschool and summer STEM programs for children in Title 1 schools. For tickets and info, visit OperationXCEL.org.
Randolph County Common Ground Festival (END APR 11)
The Randolph County Agricultural Center invites you to the Common Ground Festival, an engaging open house event, happening on Saturday, April 11th, from 10am to 3pm, at 1880 US Highway 64 East in Asheboro. In addition to animal interactions, photo opportunities, face-painting and 4-H activities, tractors will also be on display, providing an educational experience to learn about the machinery that supports our agricultural community. For questions, call 336-318-6100.
W.E.L.L. Women Saturday Socials (END Disc. Apr 14)
Bold2BUCommmunity presents W.E.L.L. Women “Saturday Socials” once a month, from now through April. These free events for women, ages 18 and up, will last from noon to 3pm and be held at the East White Oak Community Center, 1801 10th Street in Greensboro. Walk-ins are welcome. For dates and details, or to RSVP for a chance to win door prizes, call 336-638-1811.
Greensboro Farmers Curb Market New Hours (END APR 14)
Looking for fresh local meats, vegetables, and prepared food? Check out the Greensboro Farmers Curb Market at the corner of Yanceyville and Lindsay. In addition to being open every Saturday from 8am to noon, starting on April 14th the Curb Market will be open on Tuesdays from 4 to 7pm. For more information, or to learn about volunteer positions, call 336.613.2246.
Hub4 Hope Every Thursday NCWorks Mobile Career Center (END Disc. Apr 15)
Looking for a job or résumé support? Need help removing barriers or connecting to community resources? Ready to build new skills? Second chances start here. Every Thursday, from 10am to 2pm, Hub4Hope and Guilford Works are partnering to serve the community—with the NCWorks Mobile Career Center on site at 2207 East Cone Boulevard in Greensboro. Veterans, Seniors, Justice-Served individuals, and Young Adults are welcome. For more information, visit GuilfordWorks.org.
Winston-Salem Annual Leaf Mulch Giveaway (END APR 18)
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities has announced the annual leaf mulch giveaway for Forsyth County homeowners. Free leaf mulch will only be available on a first-come, first-served basis starting Friday, April 3, and continuing while supplies last through Saturdays, April 4, 11 and 18, from 8am to 3pm, at the Forum 52 Yard Waste Facility, 180 Northstar Dr. in Rural Hall. Details and updates on supply availability can be found at cityofws.org/leafmulch.
Strange Fruit Music Festival (END APR 19)
The Strange Fruit Music Festival returns to the heart of Downtown Greensboro from April 17th through April 19th, honoring the resilience and revolution of Black artistry, and introducing the “SOUL STROLL,” a city-wide activation that transforms downtown streets into a living museum of Black musical heritage. For tickets, donations, and the full schedule, visit strangefruitfoundation.org.
NC A&T Griot’s Garden (END APR 23)
The Department of English at North Carolina A&T State University invites you to gather, listen, and eat at “The Griot’s Garden” Ink & Pages Marketplace, featuring local authors and an open mic, on Thursday, April 23rd, from 4-7pm, in Center City Park, 200 N. Elm Street in Greensboro. For more information, call 336-334-7771, or email lwfreshwater@ncat.edu.
2nd Annual Planet R.O.C. Jamboree (END APR 25)
The 2nd Annual Planet R.O.C. (Reaching Our Children) Jamboree will be held at Flat Rock Middle School, 4648 Ebert Street in Winston-Salem, on April 25, from 9am to 1pm. The Jamboree, featuring family fun, community engagement, food trucks, face painting, a photo booth, a DJ, and student showcases, is designed to celebrate student growth, resilience, accountability, and positive decision-making. For more info, visit 336-761-9058.
NLMBC Community Vendor Market (END APR 25)
New Light Missionary Baptist Church Ambassadors of Hope and Goodwill invite you to be a part of their Community Vendor Market on Saturday April 25, from 11am to 2pm, at 1105 Willow Road in Greensboro. This open to the public event will include new and slightly used items and goods. To learn more, or to sign up for a table, call 336-254-1501.
NC A&T PD Semi-annual National Prescription Drug Take Back (END APR 25)
North Carolina A&T State University police, along with the DEA , are hosting its Semi-annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Event on Saturday, April 25th, from 10AM to 2PM at the Health Center parking lot, 112 North Benbow Road in Greensboro. Do you have unused, unwanted, inherited, or expired medications at home? Bring them out for safe and anonymous disposal and help keep our community safe. No questions asked. Just drop off your medications and go. For more info, call 336-334-7128.
Ryze Academy Open to Applications (Disc. APR 25)
Ryze Charter Academy in High Point is thrilled to share they will be opening in August 2026 to 250 brilliant children in grades K-4. Ryze Academy’s mission is to empower the next generation of students through rigorous hands-on learning that fosters an entrepreneurial mindset and conscious leadership. To learn more or to apply, visit ryzecharter.org. Or call 336-908-6907.
CVA 100×100 Annual Fundraiser (END MAY 01)
The Center for Visual Arts in the Greensboro Cultural Center invites you to their most anticipated event of the year, the 100×100 Annual Fundraising Event, on Friday, May 1, from 6-9pm, at 200 N Davie St, Suite 13. The 100×100 will feature a wide variety of artworks from talented local artists, making for a fundraising evening filled with creativity and camaraderie. For more information, visit mycvagreensboro.org. Or call 336-333-7475.
Progressive Toastmasters Club Meetings
Attention Greensboro Community! Do you want to become a more confident speaker and leader? Do you struggle with public speaking? Then join the Progressive Toastmasters Club meeting on the first and third Tuesday of each month in the North Carolina A&T General Classroom Building, room A116. At Toastmasters, you’ll enhance your communication and public speaking skills while building confidence and self-awareness in a supportive environment. For more information, call (845) 464-8052.
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.
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.
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.
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.