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Poe Center Community Festival

Date and Time
October 10, 2026, Sat., 1-4pm
Venue
Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education
Location
East Raleigh
Address
224 Sunnybrook Rd., Raleigh, NC 27610 (233.5 mi)
Price
Free
Description

The Poe Center Community Festival is a public gathering held at 224 Sunnybrook Road designed to celebrate local connections and health education. This event serves as a central hub for community members to engage directly with local organizations and resources in an accessible, open environment. Attendees can expect a variety of interactive stations and educational booths focused on community wellness and outreach. Representatives from various departments will be present to share important information and provide direct support to visitors. You will have the opportunity to ask questions, learn about local services, and participate in activities that highlight the vibrant culture of our area. This festival is designed for individuals and families who want to become more involved with their community and gain practical knowledge about local health and support systems. The atmosphere is intended to be welcoming and informative for participants of all ages. We encourage you to stop by the community engagement area to introduce yourself and learn more about our ongoing initiatives. Your participation helps strengthen our collective efforts to build a healthier and more connected neighborhood for everyone.

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