Community Calendar

Come see and purchase works of art from over 100 local North Carolina artists. Admission is free and open to the public. Work that is sold is replaced daily. Partial proceeds benefit the Landfall Foundation grants programs to non profits in the Arts, Education and Health & Welfare.

Raise a glass for science at Hi-Wire Brewing on Wednesday, September 17 from 5:30–8:30pm!
Enjoy an evening of hands-on science stations and community fun while supporting the Young Scientist Academy. Hi-Wire will donate $1 for every pint of these featured beers:

Hi-Wire Lager
Bed of Nails Brown Ale
Hi-Pitch IPA
Lo-Pitch IPA

Bring your friends, enjoy a pint, and help us pour into the next generation of scientists!

Come see and purchase works of art from over 100 local North Carolina artists. Admission is free and open to the public. Work that is sold is replaced daily. Partial proceeds benefit the Landfall Foundation grants programs to non profits in the Arts, Education and Health & Welfare.

Come see and purchase works of art from over 100 local North Carolina artists. Admission is free and open to the public. Work that is sold is replaced daily. Partial proceeds benefit the Landfall Foundation grants programs to non profits in the Arts, Education and Health & Welfare.

Cape Fear Latinos, a grassroots nonprofit organization based in Wilmington, NC, is proud to announce our
Fourth Annual Cape Fear Latino Festival, taking place on Saturday, September 20, 2025, at the Live
Oak Bank Pavilion in Wilmington, NC. We invite you to join us as a sponsor for this growing celebration
of culture, community, and connection.
Last year’s festival welcomed over 5,000 visitors, featuring entertainment from across North Carolina and
launching Wilmington’s first-ever Latino parade. The event had a powerful economic impact on dozens of
small businesses and nonprofit organizations in attendance, while also showcasing the strength, talent, and
diversity of the Latino community in our region.
Cape Fear Latinos works year-round to provide essential services to the Latino population, including
referrals for legal aid, food and rent assistance, employment-seeking assistance, emergency housing
support, and outreach events. The festival is not just a celebration, it’s a vital tool for community
empowerment and access to life-changing resources.

Adult Story Hour is a six-week series of once-weekly events held at Azalea Station in Wilmington’s Cargo District. Modeled after NPR’s Selected Shorts, each evening features local authors, artists, and entertainers reading short pieces they love (but didn’t write) to a live audience. With great drinks, follow up panel discussions, and nearby delicious dining options, it's a great night out for anyone who enjoys stories.

Featured speakers are:
Rhonda Bellamy, Nina de Gramont, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Anita Thomas, Zach Hanner, and Celia Rivenbark.

Countdown to Cabaret & Cabernet
Brunswick Little Theatre’s 2025 Gala!

WHAT: Dancers are rehearsing high kicks, the silver is polished and the table is set---for you!
WHO: We invite you to join us for our Cabaret & Cabernet night club show. There will be wine, desserts, raffles and much more. BLT is a volunteer, non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to create appreciation of performing arts in greater Brunswick County.

Adult Story Hour is a six-week series of once-weekly events held at Azalea Station in Wilmington’s Cargo District. Modeled after NPR’s Selected Shorts, each evening features local authors, artists, and entertainers reading short pieces they love (but didn’t write) to a live audience. With great drinks, follow up panel discussions, and nearby delicious dining options, it's a great night out for anyone who enjoys stories.

Featured speakers are:
Rhonda Bellamy, Nina de Gramont, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Anita Thomas, Zach Hanner, and Celia Rivenbark.

Adult Story Hour is a six-week series of once-weekly events held at Azalea Station in Wilmington’s Cargo District. Modeled after NPR’s Selected Shorts, each evening features local authors, artists, and entertainers reading short pieces they love (but didn’t write) to a live audience. With great drinks, follow up panel discussions, and nearby delicious dining options, it's a great night out for anyone who enjoys stories.

Featured speakers are:
Rhonda Bellamy, Nina de Gramont, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Anita Thomas, Zach Hanner, and Celia Rivenbark.

Thursday morning music club meets at 10:30 on the second Thursday Oct. - May. Our upcoming meeting will feature Beverly Andrews and the Classical Carolina trio in the lovely chapel at first Presbyterian Church. Reception will follow.