Everything worth knowing about that is on in Maxton and the towns around us — Pembroke, Red Springs, Laurinburg, Lumberton, Rowland, Wagram. Not just Commission events: church suppers, school fundraisers, markets, ball games, anything open to the public.
11 events coming up. Everything here is also on the Commission calendar. Details come off the organiser's flyer — always confirm with them before you travel.

A job fair with multiple employers on-site — meet employers, explore openings, submit applications and connect with NCWorks services. Veterans are encouraged to attend.

Food, vendors, live music, a bike show and bounce houses. Food-vendor applications closed 25 August.
$5, under-12s free
Decorated car trunks, treats, contests and prizes for best trunk. The flyer states the event is open to all units and staff, and asks anyone who wants to take part to sign up by 21 September 2026. This is not a Maxton event.

Four days of bike show awards, live music and a DJ, vendors, on-site raffle and overnight RV parking. All riders welcome. Vendors: Drey 336-407-9576.
$20 on 24 Oct
Fourth annual. Planes on display, classic and show cars, food and craft vendors, music, helicopter rides, and the All Veterans Parachute Team jumping.
Free
Forty-three years and counting. A full day of vendors, music and a 5K.
Free entry
Trunk-or-Treat is on Saturday 31 October, 5:00 to 9:00 PM at Beacham Park. Cars, trunks, sweets and volunteers: you can put your name down now.
Commission
Maxton's own festival, and the biggest day on the Commission's year. Food, craft and community vendors down the street, entertainment on the day, and a parade.
Commission
Vendors and food, arts and crafts, a car show, line dancing and singing. Jessica H. McCallum 910-733-1272 or Town of Rowland 910-422-3333.
Free
A Christmas shopping coach trip to Manhattan. As printed on the flyer: the coach departs Super Walmart in Lumberton on December 4, 2026 at 1:00 AM, arrives in Manhattan on December 5, 2026 at 10:00 AM, and leaves New York on…

The Christmas parade down Main Street. Parade entries — floats, vehicles, walking groups, bands — sign up on the vendor form below and pick Parade entry.
Commission
A long drive but a Carolina institution. We are confirming this year's dates.
See organiser
A morning walk at Beacham Park. Volunteers are needed on the route, at the water tables and at registration. Vendors and community organisations with something relevant to offer can request a table.
Commission
A free small-engine repair class for ages 16–20, run as vocational rehabilitation by F.A.R.M., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Six free 2-hour classes, every Saturday from September 19 through October 24, 2026, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Family Promise of Scotland County. Live entertainment, an auction and 50/50 drawing, with bites from local eateries. Park at First United Methodist or PNC Bank. Kristy 910-651-1615.
$25 advance, $35 door
Arts and craft vendors, food trucks on site, and live music by The Sand Band.
Free
The Maxton Beautification Committee is putting out a call for hands to clean up the town together. Everyone meets at Beacham Park, 300 S Austin Street, at 7:00 in the morning and works from there.

Red Springs Chamber of Commerce. Runs every fourth Friday of the month.
Free
First of a monthly series from the Red Springs Chamber of Commerce. Classic cars, motorcycles, hot rods and street rods. Food vendors welcome.
Free
Food, drinks, music and games. Run with Scotland County Parks & Recreation. Shelia 910-691-0878 or Jonathon 472-266-6607.
Free
A back-to-school supply giveaway run as a buffet — children pick out the supplies they actually need rather than taking a pre-packed bag. Free hotdogs and hamburgers are served alongside it.

Robeson Community College’s barbering students are giving free haircuts to students and community members for a week, working under instructor supervision.

Third annual. Free food, games, prizes, a mental-health discussion panel and resource tables. Vendors welcome — 336-709-2691.
Free
Live entertainment, food vendors, local law enforcement and a bookbag giveaway. Red Springs Police Department, 910-843-3454.
Free


The Collard Festival in November and the Christmas Parade in December both need underwriting. Sponsorship in a town this size is not corporate money — it is usually a few hundred dollars for the food, the tent hire or the inflatables, and your name goes on the day and on this page.
Rather ask first? Call the Commission on 910-240-4822 or email maxtonrecreation@gmail.com. Vendors selling at an event are a different thing — that is the vendor page.
Church, school, team, business or neighbourhood group — if it is open to the public we will put it up. Send the flyer, or just the details if there is no flyer.
The Commission posts community events as a service to residents. A listing here does not mean the Commission or the Town of Maxton organises, endorses, sponsors or vouches for the event. Check details with whoever is running it.