Community Calendar

A monthly open mic variety show including area poets, musicians, artists, comedians, playwrights and more! Every 2nd Saturday at Bottega!

The Big Nosh is back! Temple of Israel's fundraiser brings all your favorite delicacies all the way from New York to you: pastrami, corned beef, homemade knishes, Gus' pickles, Green's babka and rugelah, homemade kugel, and more. Orders must be placed by November 2. Pickup is November 16, 11am - 4pm at the Reibman Center, 922 Market St. (corner of 10th and Market). Drive. to the back of the building for pickup. For questions contact Richard Lerner at rlerner86@gmail.com

Historic Downtown Wilmington Marketplace is a city sponsored artisan outdoor market, in our 9th year. Every Sunday from April through October, local artists set up and display their creations on Front Street between Market and Dock streets, from 10-3pm. You can find jewelry, glass, fiber, clay, paintings and wall hangings.

Facebook: Historic Downtown Wilmington Marketplace
Instagram:@downtownilmartists
Contact: June Drachunus info@hdwmarket.com

‘Kirtan ’
Join us for Call and Respond Music with Madhavaya. on the
2nd and 4th Sunday at 12:30
Kirtan chanting is a devotional practice that helps uplift the mind, open the heart, and bring inner peace.

The Caribbean Socialites of SENC are hosting a Caribbean dinner cruise Discovery Weekend on Sunday October 12, 2025 at 2:00p. Live music, tropical drinks, and buffet style Caribbean Menu. Onboard the Henrietta from 2:30pm-4:30pm.

Ticket Includes 1 Admission
Onboard The Henrietta for 2 hrs
Buffet Style Caribbean Menu
Jerk Chicken
Curry Chicken
Fried Whiting
Sauteed Peppers
Roti Skins
Curry Chickpea
Mac N Cheese
Conch Chowder
Fried Plantains
Steamed Cabbage
Charcuterie Cups
Dessert Bar

After graduating from journalism school, Nick Beaulieu returns to his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska to document its surging racial justice movement while seeking to reconnect with his staunchly pro-Trump father Randy - a task made more urgent when Randy is unexpectedly diagnosed with stage-4 cancer.

This special screening is part of the IRL Movie Club series. To get your ticket for only $5 use promo code IRLCLUB at checkout and you'll automatically join the IRL Movie Club for free and join the email list to hear about future events! Already an IRL Movie Club Member? Use the same promo code to get your $5 ticket.

Sunday October 12th / 9pm-11pm / No Cover
Phantogram afterparty w/
Emily June
https://www.emilyjunemusic.com/
Emily June is an independent singer/songwriter based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Her vulnerable, visceral lyrics paint stories that are unique and honest, told against a sonic background of both raw instrumentation and eclectic production. She loves to explore themes of self-reflection, heartache, nostalgia, nature, and existence, aiming to bring fresh takes to these familiar topics. Her debut album “notes for when i lose myself,” released on February 28, 2025, is an introspective journey through the cyclical human experience of feeling lost, then briefly found. Of wanting change, then being scared of it. And most of all, of feeling a little stronger every time the cycle repeats.

The Big Nosh is back! Temple of Israel's fundraiser brings all your favorite delicacies all the way from New York to you: pastrami, corned beef, homemade knishes, Gus' pickles, Green's babka and rugelah, homemade kugel, and more. Orders must be placed by November 2. Pickup is November 16, 11am - 4pm at the Reibman Center, 922 Market St. (corner of 10th and Market). Drive. to the back of the building for pickup. For questions contact Richard Lerner at rlerner86@gmail.com

The Big Nosh is back! Temple of Israel's fundraiser brings all your favorite delicacies all the way from New York to you: pastrami, corned beef, homemade knishes, Gus' pickles, Green's babka and rugelah, homemade kugel, and more. Orders must be placed by November 2. Pickup is November 16, 11am - 4pm at the Reibman Center, 922 Market St. (corner of 10th and Market). Drive. to the back of the building for pickup. For questions contact Richard Lerner at rlerner86@gmail.com

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.