Raleigh's 2026 Summer Concert Series features free weekend performances by local acts in Fred Fletcher and Pullen Parks, starting May 31, with evenings of diverse music.

Raleigh announces a variety of spring events including egg hunts, fairy gatherings, and a bike readiness event, with activities for all ages and many free of charge.

Raleigh is launching private outdoor adventure programs in May for diverse groups, featuring customizable activities like reptile lessons and survival challenges, with group discounts and hands-on experiences like fishing and paddling.

Zebulon, NC is hosting a free car event with coffee and breakfast, encouraging community bonding and charity to benefit local children, also offering a chance to meet the new police chief.

The Teen Museum Market at the City of Raleigh Museum showcases teen arts and crafts, live music, and DIY activities on February 21st from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with free admission.

Raleigh's Anne Gordon Active Adult Center offers a trip to the 1920s/40s musical, Bright Star, with registration required for the April 26 event costing $53-$68.

Carolina Pines Park in Raleigh hosts the Ignite 2026 Gospel concert with artists like Dr. Kim Person, aiming to unite traditional and contemporary Gospel music.

Raleigh is hosting the 2026 Trashion Show, inviting participants to create wearable art from recyclable materials for cash prizes. Applications close on February 22, 2026.

Worthdale Community Center hosts its first active adult Walk-a-Thon for those 50+ on February 13, featuring line dancing, walking, a cool-down session, and vendor engagement.

Raleigh hosts a free drumming event celebrating global rhythms, featuring food trucks and crafts, and includes performances from Japanese, Senegalese, and local drumming ensembles.

Forest Ridge Park is offering two bike programs this spring, including a Mountain Bike Basics course and a Trailside Maintenance course, aimed at improving biking skills and self-reliance on trails.

The Five Points Center in Raleigh is offering new art classes in watercolor and calligraphy for adults, with different levels and prices, and you must bring your own supplies.

The Five Points Center is hosting an "LGBTQIA+ Film Series," starting with a film on LGBTQ+ history. Attendance is free but requires prior registration.