Free Open House at Duke Lemur Center Museum of Natural History

Embark on an intellectual journey with the UNC Philosophy Department as they present Thinking with Philosophy. This engaging series is hosted in partnership with the Chapel Hill Public Library and offers a unique opportunity to explore life’s most pressing questions. Held on select Wednesday afternoons from February 4 through April 15, 2026, these sessions provide a welcoming space for community members of all ages and backgrounds to reflect on our place in the world and the essence of a meaningful life.

Each gathering features collaborative small-group discussions and guided reflections designed to cultivate curiosity and broaden perspectives. Whether you are a seasoned thinker or simply curious about philosophy, these sessions offer a supportive environment to share ideas and deepen your sense of wonder. Participants are encouraged to join as many sessions as their schedule allows.

This enriching program is completely free of charge and open to the public. To ensure you stay informed about session topics or to ask specific questions, please contact Professor Michael Vazquez via email. We invite you to join this vibrant community of inquiry and discover the power of thoughtful conversation.

Unleash your inner artist at the monthly Art Club hosted by Anticapitalist Crafts at the vibrant Zeitgeist Gallery and Bar in Durham. This welcoming gathering provides a fantastic opportunity for creatives of all skill levels to come together, experiment with new mediums, and share ideas in a relaxed environment. Whether you are interested in exploring textures, mastering color theory, or trying your hand at assemblage, our curated sessions offer the perfect space to dive into your next project.

We prioritize accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that everyone can participate regardless of their financial situation. While admission is completely free, we suggest a modest donation of ten to twenty five dollars to help us provide high quality art materials for every attendee. Please note that no one will be turned away due to lack of funds. This event is primarily designed for adults, though younger participants are warmly encouraged to join with adult supervision. We invite you to visit our location on North Mangum Street and join our thriving creative community for an evening of artistic exploration and connection.

Durham Parks and Recreation invites youth between the ages of 8 and 12 to join an exciting and interactive nutrition workshop at the W.D. Hill Recreation Center. Taking place on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, this engaging session is designed to make healthy eating both fun and practical. Throughout the event, participants will explore the basics of MyPlate and balanced nutrition through age-appropriate lessons that empower them to make better food choices.

The afternoon features a delicious healthy taste test, a hands-on cooking demonstration where children can practice simple culinary techniques, and an active movement break to keep everyone energized. This unique program provides a fantastic opportunity for children to develop essential life skills while enjoying a supportive group environment. Every attendee will walk away with helpful nutrition tips and a take-home recipe to share with their entire family.

Space is limited for this complimentary event, so please ensure you register early to secure a spot for your child. Do not miss this chance to inspire a lifelong love for healthy living in a creative and professional setting. We look forward to welcoming you to this educational experience.