Friday, Nov. 6

Eli Young Band

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After being closed for the summer and fall for remodeling, the Walton Arts Center will re-open this weekend for their fall season. Their first show is Friday night, a family-oriented show called Me and My Shadow. Here’s more on the show, and ticket information.

It’s the last weekend to check out TheatreSquared’s latest hit show, Water by the Spoonful at Nadine Baum Studios. There are a handful of chances to see the show. Here’s more.

Music-wise, there’s a big show at Nomad’s Music Lounge with Some Guy Named Robb, The Inner Party and Poor Ol’ Uncle Fatty. We heard the Inner Party is playing an acoustic set.

George’s has a big show as well, with country artists Eli Young Band and Brandon Lay performing Friday night.

Friday, November 6

Saturday, Nov. 6

Benjamin Del Shreve and Randall Shreve

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The final outdoor Farmers’ Market on the Fayetteville square of the season is happening Saturday morning. Get up there. You’re gonna miss it this winter.

The annual Kessler Trail Run is taking place on Kessler Mountain Saturday morning. Here’s more about the race and after-party festivities.

SoNA is back for a new season, and the symphony will perform Masterworks I: Looking Back, Looking Forward Saturday night at Walton Arts Center. Ticket info is here.

There’s plenty of good music in town as well. Backspace has an indie show with Crushed Out, High Lonesome, and Buzzed Lightyear, locals Randall Shreve & The Devilles will play their annual Masquerade Ball with Benjamin Del Shreve (with band), Candy Lee and Daphne and The Mystery Machines at George’s, and locals Galaxy Tour Guides are headlining at Ryleigh’s.

Saturday, November 7

Sunday, Nov. 8

Jeff Kearney

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250 clay trolls created by local artists and personalities will be auctioned off on Sunday as part of a fundraiser for local arts organization, Terra Studios. The event is set to begin at 2 p.m. at the Chancellor Hotel. Here’s more info.

Local songwriter Jeff Kearney has a new band that has been making waves in the local music scene lately. It’s called Call of Commotion, and this weekend, he and the band will be playing and doing interviews on Maxine’s popular Sunday night show, Singled Out. It starts at 7 p.m., and there’s no cover.

Sunday, November 8