The City of Raleigh Museum hosts a free "Family Fun Day Zines!" event for kids to learn and create DIY zines on September 13, fostering creativity and family bonding.

Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh is holding an artist talk on September 18, featuring insights from creators of the "Wandering Between Worlds" exhibit. The event is free to the public.

Lake Lynn Community Center hosts "Autumn Adventures" for preschoolers, offering fall-themed crafts and snacks on October 6, aimed at fostering creativity.

Raleigh hosts a free document preservation workshop for residents interested in family history, scheduled for September 9 at the Five Points Center for Active Adults.

California students enjoyed a hands-on educational field trip to Merchant Millpond State Park, kayaking and connecting with nature, supported by the Learning Happens Here Field Trip Fund.

Raleigh Arts Commission designates 35 nonprofits as Raleigh Arts Partners for 2025–2026, providing funding to enhance the arts scene for residents and visitors.

Former undercover FBI agent Tamer Elnoury will speak about his infiltration of Al Qaeda at Wake Forest's Renaissance Centre on September 11 in two separate sessions for first responders and the general public.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation is offering art classes on drawing drapery in Five Points, led by Adrienne Garnett, for individuals over 18. No previous experience is required.

Raleigh's Downtown Black History Walking Tour offers a free, educational experience highlighting African American contributions every Saturday, blending city exploration with historical insights.

Families can enjoy free arts and crafts from recycled materials at Raleigh's Scrap Exchange Family Fun Day on August 9, fostering creativity and sustainability.

Pullen Arts Center offers mixed media and printmaking courses for youth and teens in Raleigh, featuring found object assemblage and garden-inspired printmaking sessions.

Downtown Raleigh's streeteries, enhanced by local art, provide a combined dining and visual experience, including a new mural outside Raleigh Times, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.

The Sertoma Arts Center exhibits mixed media, architectural paintings, and printmaking artworks depicting memory and transformation until August 27, 2025.