The Sertoma Arts Center presents an exhibit with artists blending traditional motifs and contemporary media, free of charge, featuring culturally infused art, modern textiles, and digital collages.

Raleigh invites the community to engage in a public art project at Lake Lynn Trail, with activities planned for April 27 to collaborate on the design.

Raleigh's City of Raleigh Museum is hosting "The Endless Grind," a photo exhibit on local skate history, starting May 2nd as part of the First Friday events.

Latta University Historic Park offers a watercolor painting class on May 31, led by Rick Bennett, including supplies and open to those 12+. Register beforehand for the outdoor session.

Sertoma Arts Center offers a range of art classes for various ages, including drawing, painting, beadwork, yoga, metalwork, pottery, knitting, and inclusive programs, starting next month.

Raleigh Water opened a new Drinking Water Compliance Laboratory equipped with advanced water analysis technology to ensure the safety and purity of water for over 650,000 people in Raleigh and surrounding areas.

The Gifts of Gold art exhibition featuring over 100 Wake County students' works is on display at the North Carolina Museum of Art with a reception on April 10.

Wake County Public Libraries partners with Drinking Gourd Gallery for "Libraries on Canvas," exhibiting local art in library spaces until 2025, with artist talks and activities to enrich community engagement.

The Sertoma Arts Center is hosting the 46th annual SPAA exhibition with a variety of fine art available for public viewing from March 29 to April 24, 2025.

Three North Carolina students won top honors in the U.S. Youth Aviation Art Contest, with their works celebrating women in aviation, and are now entering the international contest.

Raleigh Museum will celebrate International Children's Day with a free event on May 31, featuring storytelling and magic shows as part of the 10th Annual El Quixote Festival.

Raleigh Arts celebrates Black History Month by showcasing the works of local Black artists to reflect the city's diversity through its Municipal Art Collection.

The Biltmore Hills Community Center offers a two-part painting class for all ages, providing supplies and a relaxed setting for artistic expression on Feb. 5 and 12.