Experience Your True North at NGU

Family Weekend

Your Family + Our Family = One Incredible Weekend

Experience campus life at NGU. Enjoy specialized parent/student on-campus events. Even cheer on the home team at an NGU football game (complete with a pre-game tailgate party!)
Or explore the epic opportunities surrounding NGU. Enjoy the off-campus experiences your child keeps telling you about. Hike in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Tour the Biltmore Estate. Pick apples at a mountaintop orchard. Or explore Greenville’s award-winning downtown – all with your child as your guide!

The NGU Family Weekend package is $40 per family member. The package includes a t-shirt, tailgate admission, football game ticket, and a free movie and concessions. Click the link to grab tickets!

Tickets

Family Weekend 2024 Schedule

  • Friday, September 27
    • Check-In 9 am-4 pm CMSE Lobby 
    • 8 pm: Movie at Trailblazer Park
    • Free concessions available
  • Saturday, September 28
    • 10 am: Parents Panel 
    • Join us to talk about what resources we have for your students and how you can help them succeed
    • 11: 00 am: Pickleball Tournament  
    • 5:00 pm: Family Tailgate Time   
    • 7:00 pm: Game Time

Family Weekend FAQs

Local Places to Explore

Downtown Greenville
Greenville’s award-winning downtown is just 30 minutes away.

Waterfalls anyone?
Explore a local waterfall on an hour-long group hike.

Tour Travelers Rest
Food, fun, and fitness in our backyard.

Discover Biltmore
Experience the grandeur of America’s largest private home.

Sky Top Orchard
Fresh apple cider donuts at a mountaintop orchard? Yes, please!

Need Lodging?
Browse Our Lodging Accommodations!
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