Cows and Carrots at Brajboro Sanctuary

Escape the ordinary and immerse yourself in a heartwarming experience at the Brajboro Cow Sanctuary! Every Saturday and Sunday, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., journey to 6903 Gold Mine Loop Road, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and discover a haven where cows are cherished and cared for life. (Please check the website for seasonal hour changes).

Connect with these gentle giants, offer them a treat of bananas, carrots, cucumber, or celery, and witness their joyful interactions. Enjoy a relaxing picnic amidst the serene surroundings – picnic benches are available for your convenience! For the adventurous, test your balance on the slack line.

Your visit directly supports the sanctuary's mission of providing lifelong care for these amazing animals. Admission is $25 for adults, with free admission for children under 12. Create unforgettable memories while contributing to a worthy cause. Visit the Brajboro Cow Sanctuary this weekend – a unique and enriching experience awaits! Check the website for the latest updates and plan your visit today.

Discover the magic of rural life at Open Farm at Sunrise Community Farm Center! Every Saturday, year-round, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., immerse yourself in a welcoming environment where all ages, abilities, and backgrounds are celebrated. Located at 6407 Millhouse Road, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, this inclusive community farm offers an unforgettable experience, rain or shine, thanks to our covered and weatherproofed areas.

General admission is just $8 per person, payable in advance or on-site. Looking for something extra special? Create lasting memories with a horse or pony ride! Reserve your ride spot for $18, which includes general admission.

Open Farm is more than just a visit – it's an opportunity to connect with nature, enjoy quality time with loved ones, and experience the warmth of a vibrant community. Don't miss out on this enriching experience! Plan your visit to Open Farm today and embrace the simple joys of farm life.

Step back in time this Women's History Month and uncover the untold stories of resilience, love, and resistance at Historic Stagville. Join us for "Her Heart is Slowly Breaking:" a powerful guided tour exploring the lives of enslaved women who shaped the landscape of one of North Carolina's largest plantations.

Through meticulously researched narratives, we'll illuminate the experiences of Phoebe Bennehan, Anna Bell, Emma Turner Henderson, and countless others, revealing their enduring strength in the face of unimaginable hardship. This poignant journey through the Bennehan House and grounds will offer a profound understanding of their contributions and struggles.

Offered every Saturday in March 2026 at 11:00 AM, this hour-long tour is designed for adult visitors and includes walking both indoors and outdoors over varied terrain. Tickets are $10 plus tax, payable on-site. Space is limited, so don't miss this opportunity to honor the legacy of these remarkable women. Register now to reserve your space and delve into a vital chapter of history.