Oh say can you see, all the upcoming Memorial Day weekend events in the Triangle? Compared to last year, this may feel like either a warm welcome or an overwhelming amount of things to sift through. We took the heavy…
The Moore Square Market in downtown Raleigh is returning for its third year this Sunday, May 2nd from 11am-3pm. After that, it will continue every Sunday through October 3rd. Expect a lively community bustling about as they shop from more…
The season is here, and we have six that you shouldn't miss
Spring is here and the winter hibernation is over. Stretch your legs, be inspired, and learn about your community at Dorothea Dix Park this April and May. The park is providing many opportunities to get out of the house and…
March 28, 2021, marked the 100 year anniversary of the Dentzel Carousel being part of Pullen Park. This carousel has had quite the ride over its lifetime from its inception in the early 1900s, to its time in Bloomsbury Park,…
March is Women's History Month, and what better way to honor the women of our past than by visiting the NC Museum of History. Not ready to go indoors yet? The museum also has a variety of virtual activities you…
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All aboard! Jump back into time on four wheels
Free children's bowling programs are being offered at alleys in Cary, Durham and Raleigh this spring and summer
May festivals in Triangle towns celebrate art, crafts, dance, fresh food, trains, spring, medieval history, N.C. culture and more!
Celebrate all things Irish when downtown Raleigh hosts the 31st annual St. Patrick's Day Parade March 16.
The Children's Festival in Durham features live entertainment, food and kids activities March 23.
Across the Triangle, March festivals cater to families, with interests that range from kite flying and art.
Children's arts and crafts activities offer fun across the Triangle in March.
Catch family-friendly stage performances this March in Apex, Cary, Carrboro, Clayton and Raleigh.
Let these tips motivate your family to get moving.
Plan a NASCAR-themed weekend getaway that lets your family play together.
The Memorial Day weekend offers lots of free family activities across the Triangle, from live performances, to an outdoor fiesta and a historic reenactment.
Catch a fun free fishing event for your children ages 3 to 15, on Saturday, June 2, when the annual Youth Fishing Rodeo lands in Chapel Hill.
Plan on a weekend of eclectic fun in the Triangle, where family events celebrate hogs, Tar Heel culture, chickens, art, LEGOs, the universe and music. Many events are free!
Starting May 18, enjoy free concerts outdoors by local and regional artists through theTown of Cary's Starlight Concert Series.
Across the Triangle, you'll find events that celebrate Mother's Day, kids activities, live music, story times, and farmers markets.
Get ready for a range of family fun across the Triangle this weekend, from free festivals that feature live music, art, crafts and kids activities to a free antique auto car show
These upcoming family exhibits in Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill offer a look at art, history and more.
