The City of Raleigh Museum offers free historical lectures during lunchtime every third Thursday, including topics on women-owned green businesses and historic landmarks.

Carrboro invites residents to celebrate Orange County Creek Week with activities like a BioThon and a scavenger hunt to appreciate and explore local waterways.

Raleigh invites Biltmore Hills residents to discuss the local bikeway project on March 8 at the community centre.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh offers a free African American Third Ward Walking Tour, highlighting the area's historic black neighborhood and its ties to Shaw University.

Barwell Road Community Center introduces personal development classes for adults and teens, with twice-weekly sessions to aid in self-improvement and goal setting.

Wake Forest authorities remind residents to adjust their clocks for daylight saving time on March 9 and to also replace batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Wake Forest's Easter Eggstravaganza is returning on April 5, 2025, at Joyner Park with an egg hunt, live entertainment, and a special zone for children with disabilities. The event is community-supported and does not require registration.

Raleigh Parks' new 'Sights & Sounds' video series showcases the auditory experiences of the city's green spaces, highlighting the natural sounds found in parks to foster appreciation for nature's narrative.

Durham's Creek Week invites the community to participate in waterway cleanups and conservation education from March 15-22. The initiative involves litter removal and offers activities and resources for all ages.

Raleigh's "Touch-A-Truck" event allows kids and families to interact with large vehicles at Sanderford Road Park for free, including a 'No Horn Hour' for noise-sensitive guests.

Raleigh joins the Bloomberg American Sustainable Cities initiative to foster a sustainable and inclusive future, addressing growth, environmental challenges, and economic disparities through strategic collaborations and innovative solutions.

Raleigh closed the Dix Park homeless camp, rehousing residents through a program offering housing solutions, support services, and substantial taxpayer savings.

Raleigh's Green Road Park hosts the I.AM.ME Step Class for youth, focusing on step dance, self-expression, and teamwork every Saturday, costing $5 per session.