The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre revealed its diverse 2025-26 season lineup, featuring a range of performances from Tamer Elnoury's talk to musical and family shows. Tickets go on sale August 26.

Raleigh hosts "Boleros y Libros," a free cultural event mixing Latin ballads and literature at the city museum on September 21, featuring artist Ana Jimena.

The NWS forecasts a fluctuating weather pattern for Raleigh, with high temperatures and chances of thunderstorms, followed by sunny skies and cooler evenings.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of thunderstorms and potential flooding in Raleigh, with low visibility due to fog and a marginal risk of excessive rainfall.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Central North Carolina, including Raleigh, due to expected heavy rainfall, with advisories for caution and weather updates.

"Dive-In Movie" night featuring "Luca" will be held on August 23 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with tickets on sale for $7. Swimming and snacks will be available during the screening.

The Brickhouse Band will headline the Friday Night on White event in Wake Forest on August 8, with food trucks, local beer, and strict alcohol rules in place.

The Wake Forest PRCR Department's outdoor movie series at Joyner Park concludes with "Transformers One" on August 2, featuring pre-show activities and food vendors. Police Chief Jefferson will also host a meet and greet.

Wake Forest's new Police Chief Julius Jefferson will be present for an informal meet at E. Carroll Joyner Park during a family movie night on July 19, fostering community engagement.

Raleigh faces dense fog causing poor visibility; NWS has issued a Special Weather Statement. The fog is expected to clear with sunny and potentially hot days ahead, but thunderstorms may develop by midweek.

Chatham County Public Libraries now offer free access to Kanopy, a streaming service with over 30,000 titles for cardholders.

The NC Museum of Art is bringing outdoor movie events to downtown Raleigh's Moore Square this summer, with family-friendly films and pre-movie activities. Screenings are free and occur monthly, starting with "Piece by Piece" on June 20.

Wake Forest invites residents to a Dive-In Movie event featuring "Moana 2" on June 28 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with limited tickets available for purchase.