September selection is: 1984 by George Orwell (in honor of Banned Books week) The James Boyd Book Club reads and discusses the work of North Carolina authors – past and present. They meet at the Weymouth Center at 2 pm on the third Tuesday of every month (except December). Free Admission / Registration Requested.

A Novel Approach to History; Unveiling the Unseen. Prepare to be enlightened in the ways of paranormal investigations as the Ghost Guild shares a unique two-hour presentation. This is a captivating journey into the history of the paranormal, blending a historical lecture with personal experiences and unexplained encounters. We'll explore the roots of the Spiritualism Movement, take an inside look at the concepts and tools used by investigators, and share stories and data from our own case files. Free and open to the public. Registration appreciated. Drinks available for purchase (cash or card).

Meet local author Rylee Hayes as she presents her new book, "The World's Brightest Jack O' Lantern" a spirited tale for children from Pre K to 3rd Grade. A multimedia presentation, song and craft are part of the fun. School Groups welcome. Free Event. Registration Appreciated!

Meet the Author, Ed Southern with his curated collection of our favorite NC Ghost tales with a modern twist. The Devil's Done Come Back: New Ghost Tales from North Carolina. In this anthology, readers might glimpse some of the ghostly apparitions, headless fiends, and creepy hollers they heard about around their childhood campfires. Now, fifteen of the state’s finest contemporary prose writers and poets have reimagined these stories—bringing us fresh tales that are bound to scare the living daylights out of us all over again. Free and open to the public. In partnership with the Country Bookshop. Register at Ticketmesandhills.com.

Our biggest fundraising gala, One Wonderful Night, takes place the same evening as this can’t-miss show—so we’re offering two incredible tickets for someone else to enjoy!