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Speakeasy Opening, Line Dancing, Rose Day, Oyster Fest, Juneteenth, Beer Pong Tourney, Outdoor Movies & Music, Fire Truck Fest, Dad’s Day, and More Things to Do This Weekend (6/12/25)

There’s A LOT happening this Father’s Day weekend, including Juneteenth festivals, events, and celebrations. This weekend, catch the Tina Turner Musical live, party like you’re in the roaring ’20’s, treat dad to a special Father’s Day meal, jam out to live music outdoors, test your beer pong skills, shop local at Nebel’s Alley Night Market, and more.

THINGS TO DO THIS THURSDAY, JUNE 12

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Tunes on the Terrace at Waverly
Thursday, June 12, 6 – 9
Head to Waverly for Thursday Night Concerts from 6-9 PM on The Terrace. This week, enjoy live tunes performed by Jeremy Davids. Concerts are free to attend and dog friendly.

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Crossroads Cinema: Rush Hour 2
Thursday, June 12, 8:30p
Throw it back on Thursday nights with a nostalgic lineup of iconic 2000s movies under the stars at Camp North End. This week, Rush Hour 2 will be on the big screen. Bring your crew, grab a chair, and enjoy a throwback film alongside free retro arcade games. Don’t forget, Black Moth Bars will be serving up classic movie concessions and tasty cocktails, and you can fuel up with dinner from one of Camp’s many amazing spots before the show starts.

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Thursday Beginner Line Dancing Lessons at The Rose
Thursday, June 12, 8:30 – 11:30p
Break out your boots and hit the dance floor for line dancing every Thursday night at The Rose. Beginner lessons start at 8:30 PM, with free dancing continuing until midnight. Guests can also enjoy $8 specialty cocktails throughout the evening.

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Juneteenth Festival of the Carolinas 
June 12 – 15
Experience the rich history, traditions, and joyful spirit of freedom at the 2025 Juneteenth Festival of the Carolinas. From live performances and delicious local food to engaging activities and stunning arts & crafts, this festival not only brings the community together but also educates and reflects on the past.

THINGS TO DO THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 13

Father’s Day at Napa
June 13 – 15
Enjoy legendary specials all weekend long.

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Bands & Burgers at Bobby’s
Friday, June 13, 4 – 7p
Join Bobby’s Burgers this summer for Bands & Burgers every Friday evening from 4-7pm. Enjoy local bands playing from the patio. Bring a blanket, grab a burger, some fries, a beer or a shake, and enjoy the music.

Live Band Summer Concert Series
Friday, June 13 & Saturday, June 14
Don’t miss live bands every Friday and Saturday at Headliners in Uptown. Music starts at 7 p.m. Bar and grill will be serving up food all night long. No cover charge to attend.

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Rally Run Club
Friday, June 13, 6 – 7p
Start off your weekend by moving and connecting with others at Rally Run Club. Meet at Rally’s Beer Garden for a 3.5-mile group run perfect for runners of all levels. After your run, enjoy outdoor games like cornhole and Connect Four.  As a bonus, you’ll earn punches for every run you attend — redeem them for free drinks, cafe sessions, court time, and exclusive merch.

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Monthly Beer Pong Tournament
Friday, June 13, 7 – 11p
Grab a friend and show up for the ultimate beer pong showdown at Resident Culture South End. Compete for the chance to win epic prizes and a chance to see your name in gold on the coveted trophy. There will also be craft beer and all-day drink specials to enjoy while you play.

THINGS TO DO THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 14

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Annual Fire Truck Festival at North Carolina Transportation Museum
Saturday, June 14, 9a – 3:30p
Get fired up for one of the coolest family events of the year. Head to the museum for a day packed with fun—meet real firefighters, climb aboard antique and modern fire trucks, check out their gear up close, and vote for your favorite truck. Enjoy hands-on activities, train rides, and wrap up the day with a fire truck parade starting at 3:30 p.m

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The Speakeasy
Saturday, June 14, 9a – 4p
Party like it’s the roaring ‘20s when The Speakeasy opens inside Discovery Place Science for one night only. Bring back the prohibition era by dressing in your finest Cat’s Pajamas and compete in a costume contest, explore scientific discoveries of the 1920s, dabble in code breaking, sample some 20s-inspired concoction, and more.

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Broadway Brunch @ Suffolk Punch South End
Saturday, June 14, 11a – 1:30p
Enjoy a lavish buffet brunch and a complimentary mimosa or craft beer while you’re swept away by iconic Broadway classics and modern musical favorites. Each ticket includes a two-act show with an intermission, a drink on the house, full access to the bar, and a mouthwatering brunch from Executive Chef Rose Mushe and the Suffolk Punch Culinary Team. From iconic showtunes like West Side Story, Chicago, and Les Misérables to contemporary favorites like Hamilton, Wicked, and The Greatest Showman, this intimate, up-close performance will transport you straight to the heart of Broadway, all while you enjoy a mouthwatering brunch.

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Queen City Juneteenth Parade and Cultural Celebration
Saturday, June 14, 11a – 2p
The Fourth Annual Queen City Juneteenth Cultural Celebration is back, and this year, it’s extra special. Held in partnership with the one-year anniversary of the reopening of the Historic Siloam School, the celebration takes place on the grounds of The Charlotte Museum of History. The celebration honors Black heritage, resilience, and progress with a full day of live performances, inspiring speakers, local vendors, food trucks, community art, storytelling, and interactive exhibits and tours.

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Orange Wine & Oysters Fest at Frenchy’s
Saturday, June 14, 12p
Frenchy’s and The Waterman are back at it for Orange Wine & Oysters on Saturday, June 14. The Frenchy’s team will be pouring a special menu of skin-contact/orange wines all day, with free oysters available while supplies last. Shucking starts at 1 p.m.

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Summer Family Fun Event at Suffolk Punch
Saturday, June 14
Suffolk Punch SouthPark is bringing summer fun for all ages this summer. This Saturday, enjoy a free kids concert, face painting, and more at the Summer Family Fun Event. Don’t forget about $5 Mimosas & Bloody Marys on the weekends, plus kids eat free every Sunday with qualifying purchase.

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CLT Social Club: Day Party at Resident Culture South End
Saturday, June 14, 2 – 6p
Join CLT Social Club at Resident Culture South End for a day party, where people will come together to make friends and be social. This event is open to anybody (21+). Tickets can be purchased here.

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Nebel’s Alley Night Market
Saturday, June 14, 4 – 9p
Spend the evening doing some open-air shopping, tasting, and lively entertainment at Nebel’s Alley Night Market. Find 32 local vendors gathering under the Design Center water tower in South End every second Saturday of the month from April through November.

National Rosé Day at DTR, Dilworth 
Saturday, June 14
Celebrate Rosé Day the proper way — with a tasting of 15–20 rosés. Tickets are $25 plus tax and include a pour from every featured bottle. Select favorites will also be available for purchase at 50% off that day only. Buy your ticket today.

THINGS TO DO THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 15

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Father’s Day All-you-can-eat Celebration
Sunday, June 15, 10a – 9p
Catalú is offering an exclusive all-you-can-eat Tapas event for $68/person ($29 for kids) this Father’s Day. Kick off the experience with a cocktail of choice, then dive into the menu and indulge yourself in all the tapas you can eat. Everyone at the table must participate in the offer. 

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Father’s Day BBQ at Brewers at 4001 Yancey
Sunday, June 15, 11a – 8p
Treat dad to the ultimate BBQ bash this Father’s Day at Brewers at 4001 Yancey, where they’ll be serving up Whiskey Flights & Charcuterie Board specials all day long. Enjoy a live performance from Chris Overstreet from 12 – 4 p.m.. Plus, Dad’s first beer is free.

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