This weekend in the Triangle
Saturday 14 November to Sunday 15 November.
Today Saturday 14 November
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10 AM–5 PM
On nowNC Comicon 2026
A big downtown fan convention about comics, creators and cosplay where most people browse at their own pace, so going alone is easy.
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10 AM–4 PM
On nowFriends of the Durham Library November Book Sale
Browsing shelves is a naturally solo thing, so you can take as long as you like without anyone waiting on you.
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10:30 AM–1 PM
On nowAn Afternoon of Vaudeville Art: A Unique Drawing Event
A live-model figure drawing session with costumed vaudeville and pin-up models posing in timed rounds; bring your own supplies, all skill levels welcome, and it is not a class.
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11 AM–4 PM
On nowThe Market at Raleigh Iron Works (November)
A Saturday browse of local makers' stalls, the sort of thing that is just as easy to do alone.
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9 PM
Little Hopes at the Pour House
A small club show where going alone is normal and a spot near the front is easy to find.
Today, 14 Nov
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8 AM–10 AM
Birding with Wake Audubon Society
A guided morning walk looking for birds in the museum's wooded parkland, relaxed enough for beginners and families, and an easy one to do on your own.
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8 AM–12 PM
Durham Craft Market
Shares a morning and a block with the Farmers' Market, so the two are one trip rather than two decisions. Browsing alone is the entire point of a market.
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8 AM–12 PM
Durham Farmers’ Market
A Saturday morning market is the easiest possible outing on your own — you are meant to be wandering and looking, and nobody is counting how many of you there are. Get there early if you want the good produce.
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9 AM–10:30 AM
Saturday Outdoor Yoga
A 75-minute outdoor yoga class on a Saturday morning, pairing breath with movement and pitched at every level, beginners included.
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9 AM–12 PM
Carrboro Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
A market is an easy thing to do alone. Stall-holders are chatty, and a slow lap with a coffee is a perfectly normal Saturday here.
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9 AM–12 PM
Chapel Hill Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
Easy to do alone: a relaxed loop of the stalls and a chat with a farmer or two takes about half an hour.
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9 AM–12 PM
Cary Downtown Farmers Market
A market is one of the easiest things to do alone. You can wander, chat to a grower about what's good this week, and leave whenever you like.
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10 AM–12:30 PM
Kidz Bop Skate
A Saturday morning family skate at the rink, played to clean Kidz Bop and Disney music, with rental skates available and an easygoing pace for beginners.
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10:30 AM–12:30 PM
Historic Hillsborough Guided Tours 2026
A guided walk around downtown Hillsborough's colonial-era sites, starting at the visitors center and covering the old courthouse and a signer's grave, mostly on foot and outdoors.
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11 AM–3 PM
Apex Underground Market at Sweetwater
A free monthly Saturday market with live music in Apex, easy to browse at your own pace without needing company.
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12:30 PM–3:30 PM
Second Saturday Plant Swap at Durham Beer Garden
A relaxed monthly trade of plants and cuttings where conversation starts naturally over what you brought, which makes coming alone easy.
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1 PM–2 PM
SOLD OUT: Paint the Moon Phases
A free, hands-on painting session at the library where everyone paints the moon's phases, or the moon as it looked on a date that matters to them, with supplies provided.
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1 PM–3 PM
Durham Speed Dating Ages 24-39
An afternoon of short, timed dates with other singles aged 24 to 39, where mutual matches are passed on by email the following day.
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1 PM–3 PM
Invasive Plant Removal at Third Fork Creek
A hands-on volunteer afternoon pulling invasive plants from the creek-side area near the school, outdoors and open to anyone willing to get their hands dirty.
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1 PM–4:30 PM
Woody Ethnobotany
An afternoon class on identifying trees and shrubs by leaf, bark and fruit, with a short indoor talk followed by a plant walk on mixed paths.
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1 PM–3 PM
Carolina Gayniacs Hurricanes Hockey Watch Party
A Saturday afternoon Hurricanes game shown on the taproom screens, with a group of LGBTQ+ fans cheering together over beer.
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1 PM–2 PM
The Comeback of Blue-Throated Macaws
A seated talk on two decades of work to save a critically endangered Bolivian parrot, given by Bird Endowment's director over Zoom, hosted with the Wake Audubon Society.
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1 PM–4 PM
Art of Science: Himmeli and Documenting Phenology
A hands-on afternoon for adults pairing a citizen science project on tracking seasonal change with making Finnish himmeli ornaments, no experience needed and supplies to take home.
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1 PM–4 PM
PM New/Individual Vols (Ages 18+ Build @ WG)
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1 PM–2 PM
Flow for a Cause: Puppy Yoga with Blazin Trails Bottle Babies
A beginner-friendly-style yoga class with rescue puppies roaming the studio, raising money for the Blazin' Trails Bottle Babies rescue; a hands-on, mat-based session.
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1 PM–3:30 PM
Saturday Afternoon Family Skate
A weekly afternoon roller-skating session at the rink, with skate rental on site and a mix of ages rolling around to chart hits, easy for beginners and for anyone skating solo.
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1 PM–3 PM
Drafts of the Bull: Durham’s Craft Beer & History Walking Tour
A guided walk through Durham's brewery scene, stopping to sample different beer styles and hear the city's history, with a social, easygoing pace and free entry.
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1 PM–3 PM
Improv Jam
A twice-monthly afternoon of improv games run by a local meetup group in the meadery's basement, where you can take part or simply watch.
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1:10 PM
Godzilla Minus Zero
Takashi Yamazaki's 2023 monster film, in Japanese with English subtitles, as Godzilla returns to threaten the Shikishima family and wreak havoc.
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1:20 PM
Wild Horse Nine
Martin McDonagh's 2026 comedy-thriller stars John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell as CIA agents on a mission from Santiago to Easter Island in the run-up to the 1973 Chilean coup.
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1:30 PM–2:15 PM
Notes on View: Paradox Opera
An afternoon at the museum built around a work on view, likely a short guided talk, and easy to join solo.
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2 PM–4 PM
Learn to Ride a Bike
A free outdoor lesson for children and adults who want to ride without training wheels, held on the paved paths of the park's play plaza.
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2 PM–6 PM
Adult Recess: Veterans’ Day Weekend (Veterans FREE w/ID)
An afternoon of playground-style games at a Raleigh park, open to veterans, civilians and families, with free entry for veterans and tickets for everyone else.
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2 PM–3 PM
Book Page Christmas Trees
A free, hands-on craft session at the library where you fold old book pages into a small tabletop Christmas tree to take home.
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2 PM–4 PM
Botanical Still Life Drawing Workshop at the Museum of Life and Science
A small hands-on class where everyone is focused on their own sketchbook, ideal for coming alone.
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2 PM–5 PM
Alley Twenty Six Ardbeg BBQ
An afternoon of smoked whole-hog barbecue and Ardbeg whisky cocktails in the bar's alley, with a brand rep pouring tastings and a vegetarian plate on offer.
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2 PM–4 PM
Chapel Hill Speed Dating Ages 24-39
Short one-on-one chats with fellow singles aged 24 to 39, rotating every few minutes, with any mutual matches passed on by email the following day.
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2 PM–4 PM
Raleigh Speed Dating Ages 24-39
Short timed dates with other local singles aged 24 to 39 at a beer bar, with mutual matches passed on by email the following day.
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2 PM–3 PM
Sound Healing Meditation
A free, guided afternoon of meditation set to sound, with a gratitude theme for the season and a certified practitioner leading the session in the library.
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2 PM–3 PM
Downtown Durham Historian-Guided Tour
A guided walking tour of downtown Durham's historic sites, covering the city's tobacco-era industry and the people who built it, starting at the Lucky Strike Tower.
- + 3 more at North Carolina Museum of Art Art on the Dot, Pianist Elia Cecino, Notes on View: The Gregg Gelb Jazz Combo
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3 PM–3 PM
NCMA Movies at Moore Square: Wicked: For Good (2025)
An outdoor screening of the second Wicked film on the lawn at Moore Square, with most people bringing their own chairs or a blanket.
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3 PM–4:30 PM
Lights, Camera, Trivia!
A free afternoon movie trivia session at the library, pitched at casual viewers and dedicated film fans alike, with no need to be an expert.
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3 PM
unEarth Body Care: BLEND & GLOW: Mini DIY Nature-infused Body Oil Workshop
A hands-on workshop for blending your own nature-infused body oil to take home, held among the shipping-container shops and vendors at Boxyard RTP.
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4 PM–5:30 PM
A Deeper Love: The Story of Miss Peppermint
A documentary following Drag Race favourite Peppermint from modest beginnings to fame, with trans friends and collaborators sharing the story of her identity and her drag.
- + 1 more at Durham Central Park Liberty Arts Iron Pour
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4 PM–5 PM
Downtown Durham African American Historian-Guided Tour
A guided walk through downtown Durham with a local historian, tracing the story of Black Wall Street and the people who built it, with stops at related sites.
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5 PM–9 PM
Raleigh Magazine’s 2026 Cocktail Classic
A cocktail tasting where the ten bartenders nominated in the magazine's Best Bartender list, mostly bar owners and founders, serve their drinks at a standing, mingling evening.
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5 PM–7 PM
Beginning Watercolor – Working in Layers
A hands-on beginners' watercolour workshop in an art supply shop, building a winter scene wash by wash, open to all ages with paper provided.
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5 PM–8 PM
Live Music at Gizmo Brew Works in Durham
A free, recurring set of local musicians playing on the brewery's patio, with craft beer on tap and a relaxed, drop-in feel.
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6 PM–9 PM
Florida Gators Watch Party
A free gathering for Florida fans at a Cary sports grill to watch the Gators play at Kentucky on the screens, with food and drink on hand.
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6 PM–8 PM
Relish | Saturday Night Ages 27–42 | Raleigh’s Elevated Dating Experience
A speed dating evening for singles aged 27 to 42 at a downtown Raleigh beer bar, with a round of short conversations and plenty of newcomers.
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6 PM–11 PM
Art Bash 2026: Artspace’s 40th Anniversary Gala
A cocktail-dress art fundraiser where wandering the galleries and talking to the artists makes it easy to go alone.
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6 PM–10 PM
2nd Annual Pickle Party!
A free, relaxed evening at a Durham drinks company marking National Pickle Day, with locally fermented beverages on offer and a casual crowd.
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6 PM–7 PM
Downtown Durham True Crime Walking Tour
A guided walk through downtown Durham's darker history, led by a local historian, with stories of murder, cults and gangsters told outdoors on foot.
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7 PM
POLLUTE.-A-POLLUZA: Pollute., The Brood, Ex-Parents, .memoria, On The Block, Survival Tactics, C. Albert Blomquist
A seven-act bill of local bands and a solo artist, a long evening of live music at a Franklin Street club with a standing crowd.
- + 1 more at Carolina Theatre of Durham Kathleen Madigan
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7 PM
Orville Peck – Man Turned Mule Tour
A standing, all-ages show at the Ritz from a masked country singer, with $1 from every ticket going to The Trevor Project.
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7 PM–9 PM
TAYLOR SWIFT TRIVIA NIGHT!
A free bar trivia night built entirely around Taylor Swift, with questions on her albums and eras, singing along, and a seated, low-key setting for fans.
- + 1 more at United Skates Of America Raleigh R&B Vibes Skate
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7 PM–9 PM
She’s the He
A comedy about two friends who pose as trans women to shake off gay rumours, then have to face coming out and a friendship that is changing, shown as part of a double feature.
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7 PM–9 PM
Raleigh Singles Event: Happy Hour (Ages 40-55)
A relaxed happy hour at District for singles aged 40 to 55, run by a dating organiser, with newcomers to the area welcome.
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7 PM–10 PM
Crank Arm Karaoke
A free, relaxed karaoke night at a Durham brewery, with a huge songbook to pick from, and you can sing or simply sit back and cheer.
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7:30 PM–9 PM
Cold Brew Stand-up Comedy Night at Lanza’s Cafe (Carrboro NC)
An evening of stand-up from a lineup of comics in a small coffee shop performance room, with coffee and tea on hand and no bar involved.
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8 PM–11:59 PM
Linda Davis Evening In The Round w/ Lang Scott & Bill Whyte
Three songwriters sharing a stage and trading songs in turn, in a seated theatre setting that suits an easy evening out, including on your own.
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8 PM–10:30 PM
Red Leather Tahoe Tour
Anonymous singer-songwriter from Reno playing alternative, folk-rock and country-rock songs about addiction and redemption, performing in a fringed red hat that hides his face.
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8 PM–10 PM
Free Live Music: To What End, Komodo, Crumb Catcher
A free night of live music from To What End in the basement meadery on Broad Street, with house-made mead and local beer on hand.
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8 PM
Gilla Band with Annie-Claude Deschênes
Dublin noise-rock band known for abrasive, rhythm-driven live sets, with Annie-Claude Deschênes opening; a standing crowd at Carrboro's Cat's Cradle.
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8 PM
Protomartyr with J.R.C.G., Verity Den
Detroit post-punk band on a double bill with J.R.C.G., at a standing rock club where most people face the stage rather than each other.
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8 PM
PLUS DUELING PIANOS – ROAD SHOW
Two pianists trade songs and banter on stage while the crowd calls out requests, a sing-along night at the Lincoln Theatre.
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8 PM–9 PM
Durham Ghost Walk
A guided walk through downtown Durham with a historian, telling ghost stories and local folklore tied to the places where they happened, and an easy fit for people on their own.
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9 PM–2 AM
Queer Cabaret at Speakeasy
A show rather than a mingle, so there is a stage to look at and no obligation to work the room. The vendor market earlier in the day is an easier entry point if a late night is not what you want.
Tomorrow, 15 Nov
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2 AM–1:59 AM
Home for the Holidays: Registration Opens
Sign-up for Hillsborough's annual gingerbread house contest, where entrants build edible creations that go on display in shop windows around town for the holiday season.
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9:15 AM–10 AM
“Sometimes Sunday” Run/Walk Club @ Gizmo Brew Works in Durham
A free, relaxed group run or walk that starts from the brewery, at whatever pace suits you, and it comes round again on Sundays.
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10 AM–12:30 PM
Invasive Plant Removal at Jewish for Good Community Center
A Sunday morning volunteer session pulling invasive plants from the grounds of a Durham community centre, organised through Keep Durham Beautiful; hands-on work, likely outdoors.
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10 AM–11 AM
Plank & Drank: Yoga at Clouds Brewing Raleigh
A recurring yoga class held in the taproom at Clouds Brewing, gentle on the body, with a draft beer to finish; a hands-on, mat-based session.
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11 AM–1 PM
Grief Talks: Holding on to Love and Loss
A free, open group conversation in the park about living with grief and supporting others through theirs, with no need to know anyone beforehand.
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11 AM–9 PM
Phone Free Fun
A recurring phone-free night in the downtown taproom, with a cold drink in hand and a chance to win something; free to attend.
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12 PM–1 PM
Art Contemplation and Response Meet Up
A quiet hour of sitting with a single artwork, then a gentle sharing circle where everyone talks through their response; no art knowledge needed and easy to join solo.
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12 PM–2 PM
Guided Trolley Tour
A free, seated trolley ride around Dix Park, covering the site's history, how it looks today and what is planned for it, with an accessible vehicle.
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12:30 PM–6 PM
TTRPG Open Table Day – DM’s Bring your groups!
A recurring Sunday afternoon at the meadery set aside for tabletop role-playing groups to play their own sessions at shared tables, with no table fee.
- + 2 more at Moon Dog Meadery Dungeons and Drafts, MtG Casual Commander Sundays
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1 PM–3 PM
Make & Take – Fresh Pasta Making Class – Lasagna from Scratch
A hands-on class where you roll fresh lasagna sheets, build your own lasagna and carry it home to bake, led by a local baker.
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1 PM–3 PM
Cultivating Capacity: Plant Meditation and Sculpture
A small, hands-on workshop pairing clay sculpting with guided meditation drawn from a native garden plant, part seated indoors and part outdoors, no experience needed.
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1 PM–3:30 PM
Trolls Skate
A Sunday afternoon session at the roller rink, with rental quads, inline skates and wheeled walkers on hand, so first-timers and families can roll round the wooden floor together.
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1 PM–4 PM
Chili Cook Off
A free Sunday afternoon of homemade chilis to taste at a Durham beverage venue, relaxed and informal, with no ticket needed.
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1 PM–4 PM
Schenck Forest & Walton Farm Tour
A guided five-mile loop through Schenck Forest and a stretch of greenway to a working farm, where the owner talks about protecting her land; preregistration required, no dogs.
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1 PM–3 PM
Forest Bathing
A slow, guided walk through the park's greenery that invites you to notice what you see, hear and smell; free, outdoors and unhurried, with no experience needed.
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1 PM–3 PM
Drafts of the Bull: Durham’s Craft Beer & History Walking Tour
A guided walk through Durham's brewery scene, stopping to sample different beer styles and hear the city's history, with a social, easygoing pace and free entry.
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1 PM–3 PM
Preschool Practice and Play
A drop-in alphabet craft for preschoolers at the library, with children and grown-ups making side by side and no booking or set start time.
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2 PM–5 PM
Native Tree Planting at Wilson Park
A hands-on afternoon putting native trees in the ground at a Carrboro town park, outdoors and low-key, with no experience needed and plenty of people turning up solo.
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2 PM–3 PM
Is The Old Burwell School Hiding in Plain Sight?
An afternoon talk in Hillsborough on whether traces of the historic Burwell School are still standing in the town, listed through Visit Hillsborough.
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2 PM–3:30 PM
Collecting African, Ancient Mediterranean, and Native American Art
A moderated panel of three specialists on the questions and issues around collecting art from these three areas, free but with registration required.
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2 PM–4 PM
Gelli Plates – Collaged Greeting Cards
A hands-on workshop in printmaking with gelli plates, with the prints then cut and pasted into handmade collage greeting cards; open to ages 10 and up, with supplies provided.
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2 PM–4 PM
TriWild: Rewilding Oasis restoration
Plenty of people come to these shifts alone; you work alongside others on the same patch, so it is easy to chat or just get on with it.
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2 PM
Fiddler on the Roof
Norman Jewison's 1971 musical about Tevye, a poor milkman in tsarist Russia, trying to hold to tradition as his daughters choose whom they marry.
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2 PM–3 PM
Adult Crafternoon – Wooden Spoon Recipe Holder
A free, hands-on library craft session where everyone makes a wooden spoon recipe holder, working side by side at a relaxed pace with no experience needed.
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2:30 PM–4 PM
Chess Club
A relaxed Sunday afternoon of casual games at the library, open to beginners and seasoned players alike, for adults only and free to attend.
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2:30 PM–4:30 PM
Art on the Dot
A recurring drop-in art session at the museum, with a relaxed, side-by-side feel that suits families, newcomers and anyone coming along solo.
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3 PM–3 PM
Carolina Baroque Ensemble Fall Concert
A free Sunday-afternoon concert of baroque music in a small campus recital hall, led by Nicholas DiEugenio, with a seated audience and a programme still to be announced.
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3 PM–3 PM
Pianist Seonghum Jeong
A solo piano recital on a Sunday afternoon at the museum, a seated, quiet programme that suits first-timers and anyone coming along by themselves.
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3 PM–4:30 PM
Cocktail Classes at Durham Distillery | Nov 15, 3PM – Punches & Batching
A hands-on afternoon class at the distillery on scaling cocktails up for parties and dinners, covering punches and batched drinks that stay balanced.
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3 PM–4 PM
Classical Concert Series – A World in Three Voices
A seated Sunday-afternoon classical concert at Apex's arts centre, a relaxed and low-key way to spend an afternoon, easy to enjoy on your own.
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3 PM–6 PM
Open Mic @ Gizmo Brew Works in Raleigh
A free weekly open mic at a Raleigh brewery taproom, where local performers sign up by email in advance and the rest of the room settles in with a pint.
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3:30 PM
The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle: Opera FM
A seated Sunday-afternoon concert by a local chamber orchestra, with the programme built around opera music, in the Carolina Theatre's main auditorium.
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3:30 PM–4:30 PM
Self-Care Sunday: Yoga
A free Sunday-afternoon yoga session held indoors in the park's chapel, open to all, with plenty of room for beginners and anyone turning up alone.
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4 PM–5 PM
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims 2026
An outdoor hour of remembrance for people killed or hurt on Durham's roads, with a father's account, a candlelight vigil and a moment of silence; open to all.
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4 PM–7 PM
Triangle Blues Society
A recurring Sunday-afternoon blues session at a Carrboro neighbourhood bar, relaxed enough that going on your own feels easy, and the venue's nights are mostly free.
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4:30 PM–6 PM
Eat the World: Patagonia
A ticketed Sunday-evening tasting menu themed on Patagonian cooking, with fire-cooked dishes and Pinot Noir, held in Carrboro.
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6 PM–8 PM
✨ Raleigh Speed Dating | Ages 36-48 | Fancy a Go?
A speed-dating evening for singles aged 36 to 48, held at a downtown Raleigh beer hall, with short one-to-one chats and plenty of room for first-timers.
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6 PM–8 PM
Sunday Music at Speakeasy
Live music on Sunday evenings in Speakeasy's room on East Main Street in Carrboro, the kind of bar night that is easy to drift into on your own.
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6 PM–8 PM
Kevin “DAMN FOOL” Simpson (One Night Stand)
A one-night stand-up show from a comedian known for TV spots including Comic View and Bad Boys of Comedy, in a seated room at an improv club.
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6:30 PM–9:30 PM
Sunday Salsa Social
A weekly social that opens with a beginner lesson, so you can arrive alone, learn the basics and then dance with the same crowd.
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7 PM–8:30 PM
GIANT ROBOT FIGHT CLUB
A staged brawl between performers in homemade cardboard robot costumes, played for laughs, in a studio space at Golden Belt where you watch from the audience.
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7 PM–10 PM
LAUNCH PARTY for Code Xero Season 2 (FREE)
A free viewing party for the first episode of a drag competition series, with performers from last year's season on hand at a hotel lounge.
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7 PM
ELVIS: In Person – Starring Matt Stone
A tribute concert in which Matt Stone performs as Elvis, staged in a seated theatre; an easy evening to attend alone.
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7 PM–9 PM
Sunday Open Mic at Moon Dog Meadery
The half-hour sign-up window before the music starts is the useful part if you are arriving alone: there is a sheet to put your name on and a reason to talk to someone. You do not have to play to be there.
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8 PM–10:30 PM
Greg Freeman with Robber Robber, Presented by Cat’s Cradle
Burlington, Vermont songwriter Greg Freeman plays alternative country in a night presented by Cat's Cradle, with Robber Robber also on the bill.
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8 PM
Tommy Fleece with Reserv
A Sunday-night double bill at Carrboro's long-running rock club, with Reserv in support; a standing crowd that is easy to join on your own.
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8 PM
Fruit Bats w/ Sarah Klang
Indie folk-pop night at a Carrboro rock club, with Sarah Klang supporting; a mostly standing crowd, easy to enjoy on your own.
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8 PM
Johnny Falloon with Alcantara, Napalm Cruiser, and Dead Halos
A three-band bill at Chapel Hill's Local 506, with Alcantara and Dead Halos supporting; a standing club crowd where it is easy to arrive alone and find a spot.
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Sat 14 Nov
8 AM–10 AMBirding with Wake Audubon Society
A guided morning walk looking for birds in the museum's wooded parkland, relaxed enough for beginners and families, and an easy one to do on your own.
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Sat 14 Nov
8 AM–12 PMDurham Craft Market
Shares a morning and a block with the Farmers' Market, so the two are one trip rather than two decisions. Browsing alone is the entire point of a market.
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Sat 14 Nov
8 AM–12 PMDurham Farmers’ Market
A Saturday morning market is the easiest possible outing on your own — you are meant to be wandering and looking, and nobody is counting how many of you there are. Get there early if you want the good produce.
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Sat 14 Nov
9 AM–10:30 AMSaturday Outdoor Yoga
A 75-minute outdoor yoga class on a Saturday morning, pairing breath with movement and pitched at every level, beginners included.
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Sat 14 Nov
9 AM–12 PMCarrboro Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
A market is an easy thing to do alone. Stall-holders are chatty, and a slow lap with a coffee is a perfectly normal Saturday here.
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Sat 14 Nov
9 AM–12 PMChapel Hill Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
Easy to do alone: a relaxed loop of the stalls and a chat with a farmer or two takes about half an hour.
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Sat 14 Nov
9 AM–12 PMCary Downtown Farmers Market
A market is one of the easiest things to do alone. You can wander, chat to a grower about what's good this week, and leave whenever you like.
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Sat 14 Nov
10 AM–12:30 PMKidz Bop Skate
A Saturday morning family skate at the rink, played to clean Kidz Bop and Disney music, with rental skates available and an easygoing pace for beginners.