Chatham Community Library in Pittsboro is hosting an event with author Bill Arthur to discuss his book about the creation of Fearrington Village, an English-style community in North Carolina.

Wake Forest offers free walking tours for Historic Preservation Month, focusing on the Northeast Community and South Main Street with pre-registration required.

Raleigh celebrates Bike Month with "Bike Month Bingo," offering tasks like visiting landmarks or biking with family to win prizes, promoting community and cycling engagement.

Raleigh honored local volunteers with the 2025 Fred Fletcher Outstanding Volunteer Awards, celebrating significant community contributions, particularly in parks and recreation.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a free virtual event on May 8 to help MWBEs navigate city contracting processes. Registration is open on their website.

Raleigh's Partnership Raleigh program offers paid environment and engineering internships for youth aged 17-24, with an extended application deadline to April 28.

Wake Forest Fire Department offers monthly CPR classes at the Northern Wake Senior Center, with options for a four-hour or extended seven-hour session, costing $35 and providing AHA certification.

The Rootle Roadster Tour is stopping in Raleigh for a family-friendly event focused on early childhood education through interactive activities on May 17.

Raleigh Water is hosting a job fair at the Lake Woodard Annex Facility on May 16-17 to fill various public utility roles, offering engaging opportunities and application assistance.

The Kids Food Fest in Marbles and Moore Square offers free culinary activities aimed at teaching families about balanced diets through workshops, a scavenger hunt, and entertainment.

The North Carolina Master Chorale will perform "Street Requiem" in Raleigh's Moore Square on May 2 to address housing insecurity. This free event merges diverse musical styles and languages.

Raleigh Parks is preparing for its 2nd Annual Summer Daze Cookout with music, games, and free lunch on June 18 at the Anne Gordon Center for Active Adults. Registration is required.

Raleigh Police Department invites residents to discuss concerns with Chief Boyce in "Chat with the Chief" sessions, aiming to foster transparency and trust.