Sep 05 Friday
On September 5, Emerge Gallery & Art Center celebrates its 25th annual Schwa Show. This show highlights the best of the best from around the country in as many mediums as possible. It truly is a treasure for one's eyes to behold! The phonetic letter "schwa" is how emerge is pronounced and also the gallery's logo symbol.
During the opening reception, Emerge will also host their ArtWalk Workshop, where folks may paint a pot of their choice for $10 each. This is a great activity to entertain and education the whole family during the First Friday events!
Sep 06 Saturday
Community Fun Day free to everyone. Games, water slides, food, antique cars, and more. Come join us for some end of summer fun!
Sep 19 Friday
With his music videos having Internet views exceeding 200 million and solo concert bookings in every corner of the globe, Luca Stricagnoli is considered to be one of the most unique guitarists in the world. Luca’s creative style, which led him to invent instruments like the Reversed Triple Neck Guitar and the Reversed Slide Neck, vastly contributed to the modern evolution of acoustic guitar.
He has been hailed as a phenomenon and a prodigy by influential magazines and newspapers internationally including NME, Guitar World, Der Spiegel, La Repubblica, Daily Sabah, Frankfurter Allgemeine and more.
New Bern Civic Theatre is honored and proud to welcome Luca back for his second concert appearance with NBCT, this time center stage on the historic Athens Theatre.
Sep 20 Saturday
This event will be fun for all ages! If you or someone you know is a fan of United States, North Carolina, or military history, this event will be the perfect way to spend your Saturday. Come celebrate and learn about some of the many military groups throughout history at the North Carolina History Center. Several military reenactment units from Tryon Palace and across the state will be onsite representing military history from the Revolutionary War through World War II.
Expect lots of fun as you test your sleuthing skills in this fifth annual family friendly outdoor history hunt! On Saturday Sept 20 starting at 10am, teams will gather at New Bern Battlefield Park to receive their clues to a series of quests. Hop in your car and follow the clues to find historical places in and around New Bern. In this fifth year of this event, you’ll find a whole new slate of clues and places to discover. You’ll be amazed at what you’ll learn about our past! Teams can start any time after 10am but must start no later than 1 pm.Those who complete all the quests by 4:00pm will be eligible for both prizes and bragging rights. Put on your Clever hat because there will also be a prize for the best team name!Gather your teams and join the fun! They can be family, both adults and children; friends and co-workers; or other teams you may belong to. We wonder who has the best sleuthing skills -- your office team, the dentist office team, the Police Department, or the Fire Department? The Smiths or the Joneses? Each team may have up to 6 people, that’s adults or children. They’ll travel in one vehicle. Smart phone use is allowed. In fact, you may use any source for information, smart phone, library, or favorite Aunt.Registration is available online at www.NewBernHistorical.org beginning August 11 or call 252-638-8558. Registration fee is $25 per carload with a maximum of 6 people per vehicle. The event starts and ends at New Bern Battlefield Park.
Oct 01 Wednesday
Gear up to groove to the timeless beats of Motown. Join us as our talented faculty members bring the iconic sounds of Motown to life through original choreography. This dance concert promises to be a spectacular celebration of the music that defined a generation, featuring hits from legends such as The Supremes, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder. Feel the rhythm, groove to the beats, and let the soulful melodies transport you back to the golden era of Motown. Our dancers will captivate you with their energy, passion and creativity, making this a performance you won’t want to miss.
Oct 02 Thursday
Oct 03 Friday
The 39th Annual North Carolina Seafood Festival is one of the area’s most popular, drawing in more than 200,000 people to Morehead City. The festival provides residents and visitors alike with great entertainment, family fun, and most importantly, the best seafood you’ve ever tasted. Food lovers have the chance to sample just about every piece of seafood imaginable or learn how to prepare their own with chef cooking demonstrations. The North Carolina Seafood Festival also features amusement rides, music concerts, a road race, pier fishing tournament, and sailing regatta. For food, you’ll find seafood such as calamari, “Down East” clam chowder, and charcoal mullet, as well as carnival classics like funnel cakes and even a wide array of desserts. Live music is offered at three different stages with continuous acts playing, all of which are free to attend. There are carnival rides and arcade games for the kids.
Oct 04 Saturday