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.

Deborah Aschheim's "Portraits of Community" exhibition at the Barwell Road Community Center in Raleigh showcases diverse local personalities through art.

The "Centuries in the Making" exhibition in Raleigh showcases the history and contributions of the local African American community, with a focus on social, economic, and spiritual aspects.

Maya Freelon's art installation at Historic Stagville, "Whippersnappers," acknowledges the lives of enslaved children with sculptures and mixed-media works.

Desmond Hines was sentenced to 16 years for firearm and narcotics possession after a connection to a local rapper's shooting death and a history of evading police.

Pullen Arts Center introduces new art classes, including ornament-making, bookmaking, and jewelry design, available for registration through RecLink with details in their Leisure Ledger.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre invites artists of all ages to submit artwork for a Holiday Invitational Art Exhibit in December, offering gallery exposure and potential sales.

Raleigh hosts the Magic and Mischief Festival at Fletcher Park on November 9th, featuring magical wares, wizarding activities, and family-friendly performances.