One Tribe Drum Circle at Dix Park

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

Page 158 Books invites you to an exclusive evening with New York Times bestselling author Katherine Center as she celebrates the release of her latest novel, The Shippers. This event offers readers an opportunity to hear directly from one of the most popular voices in contemporary romantic comedy. During the session, Katherine Center will discuss her transition from writing hits like The Bodyguard and The Rom-Commers to her new story set on a cruise ship. Attendees will gain insights into her creative process, the inspiration behind her complex characters, and the themes of second chances and reconnection that define her work. The presentation will be followed by a chance to engage with the author. This event is perfect for fans of heartwarming fiction and anyone interested in contemporary storytelling. The atmosphere will be welcoming and relaxed, providing a great space for book lovers to connect. Join us for an energetic discussion about love, destiny, and the art of the modern romantic comedy. Please check our official website for registration details and secure your spot today.

Please Be Seated is a high-energy dance performance celebrating the Museum Park newest art installation. This activation explores the intersection of public art and live performance through movement and sound. It serves as a tribute to the community and the interactive nature of the new art piece. The performance features live musicians and over 40 dancers from the Panoramic Dance Project, Broughton Dance, and various North Carolina community groups. Directed by choreographers Christa Oliver and Betsy Graves, the event showcases a blend of contemporary dance styles set against the backdrop of the park. Attendees can expect a dynamic presentation that utilizes the physical installation as a stage for creative expression. This event is open to the public and welcomes guests of all ages who enjoy dance, music, and outdoor art installations. The atmosphere will be vibrant and community-focused, offering a unique opportunity to view the new sculpture in a lively context. Join us at Museum Park to witness this collaboration of local talent and public art. Bring your friends and family to experience this celebration of movement and community spirit.

Unlock your musical potential with Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources. We are delighted to host a series of free ukulele lessons tailored specifically for adults ages 18 and older. Taking place at the Five Points Center for Active Adults, these sessions are designed to take you from a beginner to a confident player in just four weeks. Whether you are dusting off an old instrument from storage or trying the ukulele for the very first time, our instructor Keith will guide you through the fundamental chords and notes necessary to join local music communities and jam sessions with ease. Classes will be held every Wednesday from May 27 through June 17, 2026, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. While we provide a limited number of ukuleles for participants to borrow, we encourage you to bring your own if available. Space is limited, so please ensure you register in advance to secure your spot in this vibrant learning environment. Join us to build new skills, meet fellow music enthusiasts, and start your musical journey today.

Start your morning with renewed energy by joining our Free Sunrise Yoga Series, brought to you by Feel Better Yoga. We are delighted to host a variety of complimentary fitness sessions across the Chapel Hill and Carrboro communities. These events are designed to help you strengthen your body and calm your mind in an inviting, outdoor environment. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, our sessions offer the perfect opportunity to improve your physical well-being alongside fellow wellness enthusiasts. Participants can look forward to a blend of pilates and vinyasa flows held at University Place and the vibrant grounds of the Carrboro farmers market. Each session is led by experienced local professionals dedicated to guiding you through a rejuvenating experience. Please remember to bring your own yoga mat and plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the practice. Space is limited for these popular sessions, so we encourage you to secure your spot today. Visit the registration links provided on our website to sign up for your preferred dates and locations. We look forward to seeing you there.

Toddler Tuesday presents Tangle of Tales, an imaginative puppet performance hosted by Grey Seal Puppets. This forty-five minute show features a collection of three classic folk tales from around the world brought to life through engaging puppetry techniques. The event is designed to introduce children to storytelling while providing an entertaining experience for all ages. The performance includes German, Scandinavian, and English folktales featuring The Frog Prince, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, and The Three Little Pigs. Performers utilize various hand and rod puppets to convey these stories. The program begins with a ballet performance by the whimsical Wobblies and a dancing ant set to music from The Comedians Suite by Kabalevsky. Each segment uses a unique artistic style to keep the audience visually engaged. This show is ideal for families seeking an interactive and educational morning activity. The atmosphere is joyful and welcoming, making it a perfect fit for young children and their caregivers. Please join us for this creative performance and experience these timeless stories in a fresh and vibrant way.

This seminar provides essential water safety education designed to protect children and families around diverse aquatic environments like pools, lakes, and rivers. The primary goal is to equip participants with actionable prevention strategies to ensure safety in open water settings. Attendees will learn how to identify potential hazards and implement effective supervision techniques. Participants will engage in practical learning sessions covering life jacket selection, the buddy system, and the critical role of a designated water watcher. The curriculum also addresses emergency response, including reach and throw rescue methods, recognizing the signs of drowning, and the importance of child CPR. You will also review local safety considerations specific to Raleigh rivers to help you navigate these areas with greater confidence. This session is ideal for parents, caregivers, and community members dedicated to water safety. We cultivate an informative and supportive atmosphere where you can ask questions and practice lifesaving skills. Whether you are a casual swimmer or a frequent visitor to local lakes and pools, this training offers the knowledge needed to stay prepared. Register today to gain the tools necessary to keep your family safe throughout the swim season.

This seminar provides essential water safety education designed to protect children and families around diverse aquatic environments like pools, lakes, and rivers. The primary goal is to equip participants with actionable prevention strategies to ensure safety in open water settings. Attendees will learn how to identify potential hazards and implement effective supervision techniques. Participants will engage in practical learning sessions covering life jacket selection, the buddy system, and the critical role of a designated water watcher. The curriculum also addresses emergency response, including reach and throw rescue methods, recognizing the signs of drowning, and the importance of child CPR. You will also review local safety considerations specific to Raleigh rivers to help you navigate these areas with greater confidence. This session is ideal for parents, caregivers, and community members dedicated to water safety. We cultivate an informative and supportive atmosphere where you can ask questions and practice lifesaving skills. Whether you are a casual swimmer or a frequent visitor to local lakes and pools, this training offers the knowledge needed to stay prepared. Register today to gain the tools necessary to keep your family safe throughout the swim season.

Please Be Seated is a high-energy dance performance celebrating the Museum Park newest art installation. This activation explores the intersection of public art and live performance through movement and sound. It serves as a tribute to the community and the interactive nature of the new art piece. The performance features live musicians and over 40 dancers from the Panoramic Dance Project, Broughton Dance, and various North Carolina community groups. Directed by choreographers Christa Oliver and Betsy Graves, the event showcases a blend of contemporary dance styles set against the backdrop of the park. Attendees can expect a dynamic presentation that utilizes the physical installation as a stage for creative expression. This event is open to the public and welcomes guests of all ages who enjoy dance, music, and outdoor art installations. The atmosphere will be vibrant and community-focused, offering a unique opportunity to view the new sculpture in a lively context. Join us at Museum Park to witness this collaboration of local talent and public art. Bring your friends and family to experience this celebration of movement and community spirit.

Please Be Seated is a high-energy dance performance celebrating the Museum Park newest art installation. This activation explores the intersection of public art and live performance through movement and sound. It serves as a tribute to the community and the interactive nature of the new art piece. The performance features live musicians and over 40 dancers from the Panoramic Dance Project, Broughton Dance, and various North Carolina community groups. Directed by choreographers Christa Oliver and Betsy Graves, the event showcases a blend of contemporary dance styles set against the backdrop of the park. Attendees can expect a dynamic presentation that utilizes the physical installation as a stage for creative expression. This event is open to the public and welcomes guests of all ages who enjoy dance, music, and outdoor art installations. The atmosphere will be vibrant and community-focused, offering a unique opportunity to view the new sculpture in a lively context. Join us at Museum Park to witness this collaboration of local talent and public art. Bring your friends and family to experience this celebration of movement and community spirit.