Folklore Class and Trivia Night

The town of Knightdale is thrilled to announce the return of our fourth annual Creek Week StoryWalk at the beautiful Environmental Park. This collaborative project with the East Wake Regional Library offers a unique opportunity for families and individuals to engage with literature while immersed in the tranquility of nature. This year we are proud to feature the delightful book A Place for Rain by Michelle Schaub. The exhibit will be available for public viewing from March 12 through April 22, 2026. Visitors are encouraged to explore the pages posted along our scenic trails while learning about the importance of our local waterways. In addition to the walk, please make sure to visit our educational exchange box located on-site to pick up extra resources. This event is designed to foster a love for reading and environmental stewardship within our vibrant community. We invite everyone to lace up their walking shoes, enjoy the fresh air, and share in this educational experience at their own pace. Our park is open daily from dawn until dusk, so plan your visit today and join us for this seasonal celebration of literacy and our local ecosystem.

Escape the urban hustle and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of William B. Umstead State Park. We invite individuals and families to participate in the Curious Minds Science Adventure, an engaging digital scavenger hunt that guides you through the serene hiking trails and scenic lakes of this Piedmont gem. This unique experience allows explorers to discover local flora and fauna while uncovering the ecological wonders hidden within Wake County. It is the perfect opportunity to combine outdoor exercise with interactive learning in a peaceful environment. To join this adventure, simply download the free Actionbound app on your smartphone. No profile creation or data collection is required, ensuring a seamless and private experience. Once you arrive at the park, scan the designated QR code or search for the event name within the application to begin your journey. This self guided exploration is available daily from 8 AM to 8 PM throughout the month of April. Come explore the trails and see what scientific discoveries await you in the great outdoors.

Experience the magic of reading and the great outdoors with the April StoryWalk series across Wake County Parks. This engaging initiative invites families to enjoy nature while following a featured children story displayed along park trails. It is an ideal way to combine physical activity with early literacy, offering an educational adventure for visitors of all ages in a peaceful setting. Throughout April, several parks will host unique stories for you to discover. Walk the American Tobacco Trail to read Mae Among the Stars, explore Beech Bluff for A Day With No Words, or visit Crowder for Compost Stew. Additional sites including Oak View, Yates Mill, Lake Crabtree, and Robertson Millpond also feature delightful books waiting to be explored. Whether you are looking for an educational outing or a relaxing afternoon walk, these installations provide a wonderful opportunity to connect with literature and nature simultaneously. Pack your walking shoes and prepare for a rewarding journey through the parks. We encourage everyone to visit these locations throughout the month to enjoy these immersive storytelling experiences. Check the park hours and plan your visit to these scenic trails today.

Escape the urban hustle and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of William B. Umstead State Park. We invite individuals and families to participate in the Curious Minds Science Adventure, an engaging digital scavenger hunt that guides you through the serene hiking trails and scenic lakes of this Piedmont gem. This unique experience allows explorers to discover local flora and fauna while uncovering the ecological wonders hidden within Wake County. It is the perfect opportunity to combine outdoor exercise with interactive learning in a peaceful environment. To join this adventure, simply download the free Actionbound app on your smartphone. No profile creation or data collection is required, ensuring a seamless and private experience. Once you arrive at the park, scan the designated QR code or search for the event name within the application to begin your journey. This self guided exploration is available daily from 8 AM to 8 PM throughout the month of April. Come explore the trails and see what scientific discoveries await you in the great outdoors.

Experience the magic of reading and the great outdoors with the April StoryWalk series across Wake County Parks. This engaging initiative invites families to enjoy nature while following a featured children story displayed along park trails. It is an ideal way to combine physical activity with early literacy, offering an educational adventure for visitors of all ages in a peaceful setting. Throughout April, several parks will host unique stories for you to discover. Walk the American Tobacco Trail to read Mae Among the Stars, explore Beech Bluff for A Day With No Words, or visit Crowder for Compost Stew. Additional sites including Oak View, Yates Mill, Lake Crabtree, and Robertson Millpond also feature delightful books waiting to be explored. Whether you are looking for an educational outing or a relaxing afternoon walk, these installations provide a wonderful opportunity to connect with literature and nature simultaneously. Pack your walking shoes and prepare for a rewarding journey through the parks. We encourage everyone to visit these locations throughout the month to enjoy these immersive storytelling experiences. Check the park hours and plan your visit to these scenic trails today.

Join the Town of Chapel Hill for our recurring food distribution events, held twice a month to support our neighbors in need. These events are a collaborative effort with the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, aimed at providing supplemental nutrition to community members across the region. We operate on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month, beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the Eubanks Park and Ride lot located at 2000 Eubanks Road. We invite all community members to participate in this vital initiative. Please remember to bring one or two sturdy boxes or bags to help transport your items efficiently. Your participation helps us foster a stronger and more resilient community for everyone. If you are interested in making a meaningful impact, we encourage you to sign up to volunteer your time to assist with our operations. For those requiring more immediate or ongoing assistance, please visit the official food bank website to find additional local agencies tailored to your specific needs. We look forward to seeing you there as we work together to support the well being of our local residents.