Good morning, Greensboro.

Residents are advised to prepare for a possible winter storm that may cut heat and power by stocking up on essential items such as flashlights (with extra batteries), food, water and medicine, according to the National Weather Service; families are encouraged to assemble a vehicle kit for additional safety.

Buddhist monks stopped by the Chua Quan Am Temple in Greensboro Tuesday to share a unity message during their Walk for Peace, which began in Texas and will eventually reach Washington, D.C.

Hundreds of locals gathered to listen and find calm.

Greensboro hardware stores see a surge in customers buying supplies like shovels, generators, and ice melt in preparation for an expected winter storm this weekend.

Managers say additional orders will arrive soon as shoppers stock up on essential items and are reminded to check on neighbors.

Chow Downtown restaurant week runs Jan.

25-31; Downtown Greensboro, Inc. invites residents and visitors to explore local restaurants — savoring special menus and featured dishes that celebrate the city's culinary diversity.

Gov. Josh Stein declared a state of emergency ahead of the winter storm and will hold a media briefing today at 11:15 a.m. at the State Emergency Operations Center in Raleigh — NCDOT crews have pre-treated roads for hazardous conditions this weekend.

After a winter storm caused power outages, local expert Tom Garcia advises residents to create a warm room by blocking drafts with towels, closing interior doors, layering clothing, and using light exercise + sunlight to boost warmth for homes without backup heat.

Homeowners with city water are advised to let a cold faucet drip and use the fixture farthest from the water heater for hot water (Cardinal Plumbing recommends this) while those with well water should avoid continuous dripping to protect septic systems; residents should open cabinets for more warm air and know their main shutoff valve in case a pipe bursts.

William Nesmith: GSOngfest

12-4 p.m. — Oden Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy an afternoon of original piano music from the talented William Nesmith.

Storytime for Preschoolers at Glenn McNairy Branch

10:00-10:30 a.m. — Glenn McNairy Branch Library — Free entry — Explore fun stories and songs themed around getting dressed with Ms. Kelly.

Ringling Bros B&B Circus

7 PM – 12 AM — First Horizon Coliseum — Tickets required — Experience a non-stop celebration of jaw-dropping acts at the all-new Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® Circus.

Fox Stevenson Concert

6-9 p.m. — Hangar 1819 — Ticket info not specified — Check out Fox Stevenson's genre-defying performance in Greensboro.

Super Bowl Watch Party

5:30 PM - 12 AM — THE GRAND GSO — Free entry — Chill with friends and enjoy big game vibes with live DJ entertainment.

Little Explorers: Shape and Hue Crew

10:30-11:15 a.m. — Benjamin Public Library — Free entry — Engage in STEM and art activities focused on shapes and colors for preschoolers.

Winter Jam 2026

6 PM — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket prices vary — Experience an inspiring night of music with Matthew West and other talented artists.

The R&B Lovers Tour

7-10 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket costs vary — Experience an unforgettable night with R&B legends Keith Sweat, Joe, Dru Hill, and Ginuwine.

Adult Game Time

10 a.m.-12 p.m. — Lindley Boxing Club — Free — Grab your friends for a fun-filled day of card, board, video, and tabletop games.

Family Storytime at the Benjamin Branch

6:15-7:00 p.m. — Benjamin Public Library — Free — Explore the wonders of African animals through stories, songs, and interactive learning.