Cornhole Tournament Wilmington NC | September 16

We’re at the midmonth mark, and the Wednesday cornhole regulars have had a couple of weeks now to settle their rivalries and sharpen their aim. Whether you’ve been in the mix since week one or you’re stepping onto the boards for the first time this month, the $10 buy-in gets you into the bracket for another two hours of friendly competition.

📅 Event Details
Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Seven Mile Post, 7219 Market Street, Wilmington, NC
🎟️ Admission: Free admission
🎯 Tournament Buy-In: $10 per player
🔞 21+ Event

About Cornhole Tournament
By the midpoint of the month, Seven Mile Post’s Wednesday cornhole crowd has developed the kind of easy rhythm that makes recurring events great — familiar faces, ongoing rivalries, and just enough new blood each week to keep things interesting. The $10 buy-in covers your spot in the bracket, and from there it’s bags, boards, and bragging rights up for grabs. It’s a low-pressure way to get some friendly competition in without needing any real skill walking in the door.

About Seven Mile Post
Seven Mile Post keeps Wednesdays lively with a night that blends casual competition and a genuinely social atmosphere. Located at 7219 Market Street, the bar’s drink menu and The Xtra Mile’s kitchen stay open through the tournament, so there’s always a cold drink or a plate of food close by between matches.

Good to Know Before You Go
With the month’s cornhole standings starting to take shape by now, arriving a few minutes before 7 PM ensures you’re locked into the bracket before pairings are drawn. The $10 buy-in is due at sign-up, and Seven Mile Post’s regulars make it easy for first-timers to jump right in without feeling out of place. On-site parking at 7219 Market Street and The Xtra Mile’s kitchen make this an easy, low-hassle Wednesday plan.

Halfway through the month’s tournament run, Seven Mile Post’s Wednesday cornhole crowd has a good sense of where the competition stands, but the format stays open enough that any given week can shake things up. That unpredictability is part of the fun — a strong showing this Wednesday could easily set the tone for the rest of the month, and a $10 buy-in is a small price to find out where you stack up.

The midmonth cornhole crowd tends to include a good mix of first-timers finally trying the tournament out and regulars who’ve been building their record since the first week of September.

Wednesday cornhole has become such a fixture that a few regulars now plan their whole week loosely around it, treating the tournament as a standing appointment with friends.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss It
Ten dollars and two hours buys you a night of laughs, competition, and the kind of midweek energy that makes a Wednesday feel a lot more fun than it has any right to. Whether you’re chasing the top spot in this month’s informal standings or just looking for a reason to get out, Seven Mile Post’s cornhole night delivers every time.