The "Egg-Mazing Race" at Pullen Park on March 28 will challenge teams of two with surprise tasks requiring physical activity. Registrations are open for adults ready to compete for a prize.

Raleigh's parks are implementing a "Low-Mow Spring" to support pollinators by reducing mowing and fostering wildflowers. The initiative aims to create eco-friendly environments and enhance the natural experience for visitors.

Raleigh Parks and Rec. hosts a meeting for a 9-day trip to Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini, including historic tours and accommodations. Contact Carmen Rayfield for details.

Lake Wheeler Park offers beginner-friendly fishing activities, including free pole rentals, a variety of classes, and workshops for all ages this spring.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation department offers a fishing class for kids aged 10-12 at Forest Ridge Park, featuring instruction, casting practice, and fishing in Falls Lake.

The Capital Area Greenway Explorer Map is a new web-based tool designed to help Raleigh residents navigate local trails, find amenities, and report issues.

Raleigh seeks public input on its "Leaf Out" initiative to enhance the city's tree canopy, protect habitats, and connect green spaces. Residents can influence future environmental policies through a brief survey.

The Sertoma Arts Center in Raleigh is hosting a public workshop to gather community feedback on proposed improvements, offering a casual opportunity for locals to share their ideas and learn about future plans.

Raleigh's City Council has approved the master plan for the 80-acre Neuse River Park, setting the stage for construction to begin in 2026 with multiple outdoor recreation features planned.

Mordecai Historic Park in Raleigh hosts a free educational event, "Digging Deeper: Stories in Local Archaeology," featuring a talk by Professor Jon Marcoux on African American heritage and archaeology.

Raleigh City Council approves a master plan for transforming an 80-acre area by the Neuse River into a recreational park with amenities for kayaking, fishing, and trails, set for completion by 2028.

Mordecai Historic Park in Raleigh offers free tours on a special day, allowing visitors to explore historic sites including the Mordecai House, starting at 10 a.m. with a first-come, first-served sign-up in person.

Raleigh's Parks and Recreation launched the Greenway After Dark Series for adults to walk or run on selected greenways at night, promoting fitness and the enjoyment of nature after dark.