Raleigh's Worthdale Community Center is offering a free "Nailed it Art Class" for kids aged 8-14 to learn nail polish application and care. Classes are on Tuesdays, with limited spots.

The City of Raleigh warns residents about spring severe weather and advises on the difference between a WATCH and WARNING, urging preparedness and to stay informed.

Free outdoor performances of Shakespeare's "Othello" are scheduled for May 17-18 at Fred Fletcher Park in the Bay Area, as mentioned on Raleigh's parks page.

Wake County unveils a new free dental care clinic for uninsured children up to age 20, expanding its Smiles program to support children's dental health.

The City of Raleigh Museum is hosting a free map-focused "Family Fun Day" on April 12th for children up to 10 years old with educational activities and crafts.

The Wren Memorial Library in Siler City is hosting financial literacy events for kids in April with games and free piggy banks, available in English and Spanish.

Chatham County is preparing for its 5th annual Spring Ag Fest at the CCACC on March 29, 2025, featuring local agricultural exhibits, family activities, food trucks, and a shuttle service.

NCFST Mobile Market adjusts its operating hours to 3-4:30 p.m. in Wake Forest, aiming to better align with customer demand and frequently selling out of popular items before the previous closing time.

Raleigh introduces new Pétanque courts at Pullen Park, invites locals to learn and play at its opening event with instruction, snacks, and a sense of community.

The City of Raleigh is hosting an Open House at Worthdale Community Center for residents over 50, featuring activities, games, and the chance to help shape the new club.

Wake County revives the Ask the Doc Town Hall series through HealthLit4Wake, starting its 2025 events at the Mexican Consulate in Raleigh for Spanish speakers, with more sessions planned, including for English and Arabic speakers.

The Goldston Public Library is hosting a children's educational session on recycling and waste reduction on April 2, 2025, with Anayancy Estacio presenting.

Holly Springs unveiled a new 3-mile Middle Creek Greenway on St. Patrick's Day, enhancing pathways for walkers, cyclists, and pets and linking communities.