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Bridge Fellowship Church is hosting a FREE Vacation Bible School for kids this summer in Southeast Raleigh! Dates: June 22–26, 2026 Times: 6:00–8:00 PM each evening Location: 3060 Hammond Business Place, Suite 121, Raleigh, NC 27610 Cost: Completely FREE and open to all families in the community Ages: Kindergarten through 6th Grade Five nights of Bible stories, worship, crafts, games, and fun built around one big idea — God is bigger than your kids can imagine, and He sees and loves every one of them. Register free (takes 2 minutes): https://bridgefellowshipraleigh.churchcenter.com/calendar/event/223010145 Questions? Call 919-679-1222 or visit bridgefellowshipchurch.com

RZA’s One Spoon of Chocolate is a compelling feature film screening followed by an exclusive post-film discussion. The story follows Unique, played by Shameik Moore, an ex-convict and military veteran who relocates to the small town of Karensville in search of a fresh start. His peaceful transition is interrupted when he becomes entangled in a conflict with aggressive locals and begins investigating the suspicious disappearances of young men in the community, including his own cousin. This event features a live post-film conversation with actor James Lee Thomas, who stars in the production. Attendees will gain behind the scenes insights into the filmmaking process and the deeper social themes explored throughout the movie. The session provides a unique opportunity to engage directly with talent involved in the project. This screening is ideal for film enthusiasts, fans of the cast, and those interested in character driven dramas. The atmosphere is designed for thoughtful dialogue and community connection. Join us for this powerful narrative experience and participate in a lively discussion following the final credits. Secure your attendance now for this limited engagement.

PopUp Chorus Broadway is a one-night singing event where participants gather to perform two classic musical theater songs. The session celebrates Pride 2026 by bringing together Broadway fans to create a temporary chorus through collaborative singing. Under the guidance of conductor Sean Grier, attendees learn vocal harmonies for two popular songs during the session. The experience includes a group rehearsal followed by a final filmed performance. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes inspired by musical theater characters such as those from The Wizard of Oz or Rent to enhance the festive atmosphere. This event is designed for anyone who enjoys singing, regardless of prior experience or technical ability. It is an ideal opportunity for former theater students, chorus members, or casual fans looking to connect with a community of music lovers. Whether you are a shower singer or a seasoned performer, this inclusive environment allows you to step into the spotlight and enjoy the music you love. Register now to join us for a fun night of singing and community connection.

This comedy event features veteran performers Leslie Norris Townsend and Phil Grampy Ketron for an evening of stand up humor. The show is designed for audiences seeking a clean, high energy entertainment experience suitable for all ages. Leslie Norris Townsend brings over two decades of professional experience to the stage, blending music, stand up comedy, and audience interaction. Her performances are known for being family friendly while maintaining sharp comedic timing. She has appeared on Comedy Central and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Phil Grampy Ketron joins the show to provide relatable humor centered on the experiences of aging. His set focuses on observational comedy that highlights the quirks and silliness of life, ensuring a lighthearted atmosphere for everyone in attendance. This performance is ideal for those who enjoy observational humor and a professional, welcoming environment. Attendees should expect an upbeat show that moves quickly and provides a variety of comedic styles. Join us for a night of laughter and entertainment by securing your tickets now. We invite you to experience these two unique performers live for a memorable night out.

This audio described tour provides a guided experience of the Knowing the West exhibition. It is designed to make the diverse collection of over 120 works accessible to visitors who are blind or have low vision. Participants will explore a wide range of artistic media including Native American and non Native American textiles, baskets, paintings, pottery, sculpture, beadwork, and saddles. The tour offers detailed verbal descriptions of these items to provide a clear understanding of the craftsmanship and cultural perspectives on display. Each object is presented to help visitors engage with the complex history and artistry of the American West. This program is specifically tailored for those who benefit from audio description, ensuring an inclusive and reflective environment for all attendees. The session fosters a deep connection to the artwork through descriptive language and expert insight. Please note that capacity is limited to ensure a quality experience for every guest. If you have any specific requirements or advance questions, please contact the program coordinator before your arrival. Join us for this unique opportunity to experience these significant artistic contributions in an accessible setting.

The Museum Movie Night presents a special screening of the 1985 adventure film The Goonies. This event combines classic cinema with interactive educational experiences to provide an engaging evening for visitors of all ages. Participants will watch the film on the big screen while exploring the museum environment after hours. Attendees can participate in hands-on science activities led by museum experts that relate to the themes of mystery and exploration found in the movie. The schedule includes a movie trivia session to test knowledge of the film and opportunities to enjoy snacks. These activities are designed to connect the narrative of the movie with real world scientific concepts in a professional museum setting. This event is suited for families, movie enthusiasts, and fans of 80s pop culture who enjoy a shared viewing experience. The atmosphere is designed to be social and educational, encouraging attendees to engage with the museum in a unique way. We invite you to join this cinematic adventure and secure your spot soon, as space for this special presentation is limited.

RZA’s One Spoon of Chocolate is a compelling feature film screening followed by an exclusive post-film discussion. The story follows Unique, played by Shameik Moore, an ex-convict and military veteran who relocates to the small town of Karensville in search of a fresh start. His peaceful transition is interrupted when he becomes entangled in a conflict with aggressive locals and begins investigating the suspicious disappearances of young men in the community, including his own cousin. This event features a live post-film conversation with actor James Lee Thomas, who stars in the production. Attendees will gain behind the scenes insights into the filmmaking process and the deeper social themes explored throughout the movie. The session provides a unique opportunity to engage directly with talent involved in the project. This screening is ideal for film enthusiasts, fans of the cast, and those interested in character driven dramas. The atmosphere is designed for thoughtful dialogue and community connection. Join us for this powerful narrative experience and participate in a lively discussion following the final credits. Secure your attendance now for this limited engagement.