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Making weekend plans? Check out these 41+ events in Winston-Salem this weekend (June 19-22), including Juneteenth events, Tour de Llama, and Pops in the Pit!
Don’t forget to look at our live music guide—it’s updated weekly!
Thursday, June 19 (Juneteenth)
- Evening in the Atrium – Enjoy a pop-up bar and small bites from The Downtown Grille while listening to Sonny Miles, Tiffany Thompson, and Spencer Aubrey perform at 500 W 5th. 5-7 PM
- Juneteenth Celebration – Celebrate Juneteenth at Harmon Park with live performances, vendors, kid-friendly activities, fireworks, and a drone show!
- Pops in the Pit – Don’t miss the Piedmont Wind Symphony’s free concert in the Coal Pit, featuring everything from iconic movie scores to Broadway showtunes! 7:30 PM Venue Change: Due to weather, Pops in the Pit will be held in Crawford Hall at UNCSA.
- Cookie Decorating Soirée – Mingle with fellow Black women, decorate cookies together, and compete in a group puzzle competition at 18 Springs Community Healing Center. 6 PM
- Conversation & Ideation – Share ideas, connect with fellow entrepreneurs, and learn how to make your ideas a reality at Flywheel Coworking. 11:30 AM
- History Tour – Learn about the life of Clara Körner, an enslaved woman who helped care for the Körner children, by touring her home and personal artifacts at Körner’s Folly. 4 PM
- Free Comedy Night – Get ready for a night of laughter as comedians Jalen Montanez and Jeremy Alder perform at Gypsy Road Brewing! 7 PM
- Peter Oliver Symposium – Learn about Peter Oliver’s life & legacy and the upcoming Peter Oliver Gallery project at Reynolds Place Theatre! 2 PM
- Yoga in the Park – Join Black Sheep Yoga at Main Street Park in Mocksville for a free lesson every Thursday through August 28. 6:30 PM
- Collage Night – Meet fellow artists and make collages at Culture WS! Supplies provided. 6-10 PM
- Baseball Game – Watch the Carolina Disco Turkeys play against the Mooresville Spinners at Couch Ballpark. 6:30 PM
Friday, June 20
- Film Screening – Head to Goler Memorial AME Zion Church to watch “American Coup: Wilmington 1898,” a documentary about the deadly race massacre and carefully orchestrated insurrection in Wilmington in 1898. 5:30 PM
- Line Dancing – Join the Chaos Crew at Radar Brewing Company for beginner line dancing lessons, followed by open dancing! 7-9:30 PM
- Art Crush – Head to the Arts District for a block party with live performances, art galleries, and local vendors & artists. 7-10 PM
- Improv Show – Be ready for anything as Foolish Mortals takes the stage at Camel City Playhouse! 7:30 PM
- Summer Solstice – Celebrate the longest day of the year with Foothills Tasting Room, featuring a plant swap, live music, tie-dye, henna, and more. 6-10 PM
- Murder Mystery – Can you solve this immersive 1940s-themed mystery at West Bend Bar? 7:30 PM
- Movie in the Park – You’re gonna be popular. Watch “Wicked” at Harmon Park! Bring your own blanket or chairs—movie starts at sunset.
- Book Solstice – Make flower crowns, enjoy ice cream from Blue Skies Creamery, and get a discount on summer books at Byrdhouse Books. 5-9 PM
- Wine Tasting – Socialize and enjoy selections from Defi Wines at easytalk. 4-7 PM
Saturday, June 21
- Shimmy for the Shelter – Join Real World Ballroom for an evening of belly dance performances, raffles, and a covered dish supper. Benefits Family Services. 7-10 PM
- Juneteenth Festival – Triad Cultural Arts’ annual Juneteenth Festival features live performances, a soul food culinary contest, exhibits, a children’s area, and more at Bailey Park and Biotech Place! 12:30-8 PM
- Tour de Llama – Ride through the beautiful Yadkin County countryside for Samaritan Ministries’ annual bike fundraiser at Divine Llama Vineyards. Rides start at 8:30 AM.
- Free Yoga – Celebrate International Day of Yoga with a class led by vyb studio at The Quarry at Grant Park. This new monthly series runs through October! 10 AM
- Murder Mystery – You’ve been anonymously invited to the Masquerade Ball at Bloodwood Castle. What could go wrong? Takes place at Byrdhouse Books. 7:30 PM
- Books & Brews – Support our local indie bookstores at Fiddlin’ Fish! Enjoy curated selections, a book swap, live music, food, and the chance to meet fellow book enthusiasts. 4-8 PM
- Decade Night – Step back in time to the ‘70s and ‘80s at Childress Vineyards and get ready for a groovy night of dancing! 7 PM
- Grand Opening – Celebrate Mike’s Vegan Grill’s official opening with plant-based burgers, hot dogs, BBQ sandwiches, and milkshakes! 11 AM – 9 PM
- Farm to Table – Enjoy a blackberry-themed dinner prepared by Native Root at Easy Bend Farm! 5 PM
- Cooking Class – Learn how to make a delicious summer brunch at Southern Home & Kitchen. 11 AM
- Street Party & Food Truck Festival – Head to Shallowford Square in Lewisville for live music from The Entertainers and 20+ food trucks. 6-9 PM
- Vintage Market – Shop for vintage clothing from 20+ vendors at Wise Man Brewing! 12-7 PM
- Juneteenth Festival – Celebrate freedom at Bailey Park and Biotech Place with live performances, a soul food contest, a kids area, and more! 12:30-8 PM
- Farmers Markets 101 – Learn how to shop at local farmers markets at either the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Farmers Market or the Cobblestone Farmers Market. 9 AM
- Pops in the Pit – The Piedmont Wind Symphony is back with a free concert at Incendiary Brewing in Lewisville, featuring everything from iconic movie scores to Broadway showtunes. 7:30 PM
- Leatherworking 101 – Learn the basics of leatherworking create your own belt bag at Mixxer! 9 AM – 5 PM
- Floral DIY – Make botanical collage art and create a vase arrangement from the Flower Bar at My Garden Blooms. 2 PM
- Free Cold Plunge – Take the plunge on this health trend at Pure Sweat Sauna Studio! 9-11 AM
- Flying Colors Charity 5K – Run in a 5K or 1 Mile Fun Run at Forsyth Country Day School while getting doused in color powder! Benefits the PACU Foundation. First race starts at 9 AM.
- Solstice Deck Party – Celebrate the summer solstice at Bar Nola, featuring Taco Bros Food Truck and live music from Elusive Groove. 4-10 PM
- Open Mic – Perform poetry, music, or a comedy act at Chad’s Chai! 7-9 PM
Sunday, June 22
- Mosaic Workshop – Learn about the history of mosaics and design your own at the Lam Museum of Anthropology! 2 PM
- Free Concert – Watch a live taping of The Martha Bassett Show at Tanglewood Park, featuring bluegrass prodigy Ettore Buzzini, Secret Monkey Weekend, and—of course—Martha Bassett herself! 2 PM
- DIY Workshop – Join Wine & Design at Joyner’s Bar to design your own charcuterie board using pressed flowers and glitter. 3:30 PM
- Speed Painting – Think speed dating, but with art. Jump from painting to painting and end up with a community-created masterpiece at West Bend Bar. 1 PM
- Cocktail Class – Learn to make the perfect espresso martini at easytalk! 12 PM
- Clemmons Record Show – Peruse LPs, 45s, 78s, CDs, and more from 40+ record dealers at the Village Inn Event Center! 10 AM – 4 PM
- Easy Pour Social – Celebrate Juneteenth at easytalk with live music, open mic, a curated vendor market, and a content creation lounge. 3-6 PM
- Solstice Tea Party – Enjoy a variety of teas and light snacks at The Gibson House of Kernersville. 2 PM
- Foam Party – Take your pup to Tucker’s Tap Yard to play in a mountain of foam! 3 PM
