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.

Rolesville refines the Trail Art Design Competition with a new two-part application process, compensation for selected artists, and art pieces to be displayed in June.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre is calling for artist submissions for its "Land That I Love – A Tribute to Western NC" exhibit, open to all ages and skill levels, with a deadline of February 10.

Raleigh's Stormwater Sticker Contest held for local students to raise awareness about water pollution announced its winners, showing off their creative designs aimed at promoting clean waterways.

Raleigh's Capture It! Stormwater Arts Contest offers students a chance to win $500 while raising awareness about water pollution through artwork and videos.

Raleigh's Pullen Arts Center features a new mural by local artist Jesse White, created with Vertiprint Raleigh's innovative wall printing technology, blending modern techniques with traditional artistry.

The Pullen Arts Center offers beaded pendant necklace workshops for adults, held on Thursdays from February 6-27, with no experience necessary and materials provided.

Raleigh's iconic "The Great Raleigh Acorn," readied for its New Year's Eve drop, marks the city's celebrations, with two countdowns planned for different age groups.

The Illuminate Art Walk is returning to downtown Raleigh in December, featuring LED installations like The TUNNEL and work by local artists, offering a free and self-guided experience from December 6, 2024, to January 6, 2025.

The Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh showcases local artistic talent and murals by artists like Rick Bennett from Nov 2, 2024, to Jan 26, 2025, with a closing reception on Jan 25.

Deborah Kruger's exhibition at Raleigh Arts' Block Gallery, "TURBULENCE," explores the themes of bird extinction and the loss of indigenous languages.

The Dix Park Conservancy is unveiling Lamar Whidbee's art installation "Get Well Soon" at the historic Spruill Building, highlighting the evolution of mental health awareness.