September 2025: Free Family Fun Across the Piedmont Triad

Discover local. Discover free. At Piedmont Triad Living, we’re your trusted guide to the vibrant, diverse, and downright fun free events across our 12-county region. September 2025 is bursting with family-friendly activities, from farmers markets to festivals, crafts to concerts, perfect for locals, college students, and visitors alike. Whether you’re in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, or beyond, here’s your guide to the best free events this month. Plan your weekends and make memories without spending a dime - here's a sample of what's happening in the Piedmont Triad in September!

Check out our full calendar with all the details here

Farmers Markets: Fresh Finds and Community Vibes

Kick off your Saturday mornings with the freshest produce and local charm at these free farmers markets:

• Greensboro Farmers Curb Market (Sep 27, 8am–12pm, 501 Yanceyville St, Greensboro): Browse local veggies, crafts, and baked goods in the heart of Guilford County. Perfect for families and students grabbing a coffee and a vibe.
• High Point Farmers Market (Sep 27, 8:30am–1pm, 901 N Main St, High Point): Discover unique vendors and seasonal treats in a lively setting.
• Clemmons Farmers Market Harvest Fest (Sep 27, 8:30–11:30am, 1150 S Peace Haven Rd, Clemmons): Celebrate the harvest with free activities, music, and farm-fresh goodies.
• Cobblestone Farmers Market (Sep 27, 8:30–11am, 1007 S Marshall St, Winston-Salem): A Forsyth County favorite for local produce and community connection.

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Festivals and Community Celebrations: Fall Fun for All

September in the Piedmont Triad means festivals galore, packed with music, food, and family-friendly activities:

• Bright Leaf Hoedown (Sep 27, 9am–8pm, Yanceyville): Caswell County’s signature event brings dancing, crafts, and local culture. A full day of free fun!
• International Village (Sep 6, 11am–5pm, Winston-Salem): All day live entertainment by musicians and cultural organizations.
• Yadkin Valley Pumpkin Festival (Sep 27, 9am–4pm, East Main St & Standard St, Elkin): Surry County shines with pumpkin-themed activities, live music, and vendors.
• Everybody’s Day 2025 (Sep 27, 9am–4pm, Thomasville): Davidson County’s historic festival offers games, food, and community spirit for all ages.
• Graham Fall Fest (Sep 27, 10am–4pm, 142 N Main St, Graham): Alamance County’s cozy fall celebration features crafts, food trucks, and kid-friendly fun.
• Oak Ridge Heritage Day (Sep 27, 10am–4pm, 8326 Linville Rd, Oak Ridge): Guilford County celebrates its roots with historical demos, music, and activities.
• Apple Festival (Sep 27, 10am–4pm, Historic Bethabara Park, Winston-Salem): Forsyth County’s apple-themed fest offers free tours, crafts, and seasonal treats.
• Bookmarks Festival (Sep 27, 9:30am–5:30pm, Downtown Winston-Salem): A book lover’s paradise with free author talks, storytimes, and activities for kids and students.

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​Craft and Interactive Activities: Get Hands-On

Spark creativity with these free, interactive events:

• Garden Railroad (Sep 27, 9am–12pm, 220 E Main St, Gibsonville): Alamance County’s miniature train display delights kids and adults alike.
• Let’s Craft! Make Your Own Piggy Bank (Sensory Friendly) (Sep 27, 10am–12pm, 1859 E Lexington Ave, High Point): A Guilford County craft session designed for sensory-sensitive kids.
• Let’s Craft! Make Your Own Piggy Bank (Sep 27, 12–2pm, 1859 E Lexington Ave, High Point): Another chance for all ages to craft a piggy bank in a fun, welcoming space.
• Cognition’s Touch-a-Truck & Carnival Fundraiser (Sep 27, 11am–2pm, 119 N Salisbury St, Mocksville): Davie County’s hands-on event lets kids explore trucks and enjoy carnival games.

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​Music and Performances: Groove to the Beat

End your Saturday with free live music:

• Singers in the Round Showcase (Sep 27, 7–9pm, Shallowford Square, Lewisville): Forsyth County’s acoustic music event is perfect for a chill evening.
• Summer Concert Series (Sep 27, 7–9pm, 303 S Scales St, Reidsville): Rockingham County rocks with free live performances for all ages.

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​Bazaars and Markets: Unique Finds

Shop local artisans and enjoy community vibes:

• Winston Fall Saturday Junction Bazaar (Sep 27, 11am–4pm, 901 Trade St NW, Winston-Salem): Forsyth County’s bazaar offers crafts, food, and fun.
• Last Sundays at Robinhood Plaza (Sep 28, 12–5pm, 3458 Robinhood Rd, Winston-Salem): A Sunday market with local vendors and laid-back vibes.

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​Specialty Community Events: Something for Everyone

Round out September with these unique free events:

• Fun with Fashion in the Historical Park (Sep 27, 10am–4:30pm, 1859 E Lexington Ave, High Point): Guilford County’s stylish event blends history and fashion for all ages.
• Sunday Puzzles (Sep 28, 1–5pm, 111 Sumner Pl, Franklinville): Randolph County’s relaxing puzzle afternoon is great for students and families.
• Cruise-In (Sep 28, 2–5pm, 257 Standard St, Elkin): Surry County’s car show brings classic vehicles and community fun.
• Moms’ Morning Meetup @ West Salem Public House (Sep 30, 9:30am–12pm, West Salem Public House, Winston-Salem): A Forsyth County meetup for moms to connect and relax.

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​Why the Piedmont Triad?

Our region’s diversity shines through in these events, from Alamance’s cozy Fall Fest to Surry’s Pumpkin Festival. Whether you’re a college student seeking a study break or a family looking for budget-friendly fun, there’s something for everyone. Trust Piedmont Triad Living to keep you in the know—visit our website for the full calendar and start planning your September adventures today!

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