The Little Sprouts Spring Celebration at Lake Lynn Community Center and Park on May 12 offers educational activities for children aged 3 to 5, including a nature scavenger hunt.

Carrboro declares March 28-April 3 as Transgender Day of Visibility week, showing support for the transgender community and their rights. Mayor Foushee emphasizes celebrating transgender contributions.

Chatham Child Wellbeing Collaborative will host 'CommUNITY: Mind Matters' in Siler City, NC, focusing on mental health with speakers, food, and music. It aims to support mental wellbeing and includes youth activities and a mental health pledge.

The Wren Memorial Library hosts a book sale on April 11-12, offering 3,000 items, including a large selection of North Carolina history books, with proceeds supporting the library.

Wake County is hosting educational sessions to explain its budget process to citizens, promoting transparency and engagement in tax dollar allocation.

Raleigh residents organizing events are encouraged to request the City’s engagement van at least two weeks in advance for access to resources and services.

Raleigh Arts is accepting applications for its Arts Learning Community for Universal Access, to help organizations improve accessibility for people with disabilities.

Raleigh dims city facility lights from March 15 to May 31 to protect migrating birds, inviting local businesses and residents to join in reducing light pollution and contributing to sustainability efforts.

Wake County's 20th Keeping the Farm Workshop offered insights and strategies for farmers facing modern challenges, such as property taxes and land preservation, amid development pressures.

Wake County Public Health offers free at-home STI test kits to address increasing infection rates, providing easy access and respecting privacy concerns.

Raleigh's Nature Quest Passport Program invites participants to explore city parks for a chance to win rewards while contributing to conservation efforts.

Local artist Lucy Osborn has created a new chalk mural on "Going Home" at Raleigh's Pullen Arts Center, reflecting on domestic life's splendors through April 17, 2025.

Raleigh residents can now stream city council meetings live online for increased transparency and convenience, starting with sessions at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. today.