Star Wars Day Celebration at Bricks and Minifigs Cary

The Triangle Academy of Dance is delighted to invite your child to participate in our Free to Be Me program. This specialized creative movement class is thoughtfully designed to empower young children with developmental special needs through the magic of dance. By focusing on coordination, strength, and body awareness, our curriculum offers a nurturing environment where students can build confidence and express themselves freely. Each session is led by our dedicated senior ballet dancers who bring professional expertise and a passionate commitment to inclusivity. This program serves as a unique opportunity for children to connect with others while developing physical skills in a supportive, fun, and highly structured setting. We believe that every child deserves the chance to experience the joy of movement, and we strive to make this process as rewarding as possible. We welcome children aged three to ten years old to join us for our weekly sessions. Please visit our website to complete the registration process and secure your spot in these life-enriching classes. We look forward to welcoming your family to the studio and witnessing the wonderful progress and creativity of our dancers as they embark on this artistic journey together.

Experience the magic of literature and the great outdoors this May with the StoryWalk series hosted across various beautiful Wake County Park locations. This unique initiative invites families and book lovers to enjoy a children story displayed on signs along scenic park trails. As you embark on your nature walk, you will discover engaging narratives that turn a simple stroll into an educational and interactive journey. It is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy the fresh air while fostering a love for reading in young explorers. Throughout the month, several parks will host specific titles for visitors to enjoy at their own pace. From the charming tales featured at Beech Bluff and Crowder to the natural beauty surrounding the paths at Harris Lake, Oak View, Yates Mill, and Sandy Pines, there is something for everyone to discover. Whether you are a local resident or visiting from afar, these trails offer a refreshing way to connect with your community and nature simultaneously. We invite you to grab your walking shoes and head to your nearest participating park this month to immerse yourself in these wonderful stories.

Join Durham Parks and Recreation on Saturday, May 2, 2026, for an exciting morning of discovery at the Feathered Fun in the Park Bird Bash. Held at the beautiful Red Maple Park from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., this event offers a wonderful opportunity for nature enthusiasts of all ages to connect with the local environment. In partnership with the New Hope Bird Alliance, we invite you to explore the fascinating world of our local avian neighbors through interactive activities and hands-on learning. Participants will have the chance to master birdwatching techniques, learn how to utilize binoculars, and engage in creative crafts and games designed for children. Whether you are interested in constructing bird feeders, building nesting boxes, or learning how to make your own backyard more bird-friendly, this event provides expert guidance and inspiration. This is a drop-in friendly gathering that requires no preregistration and carries no cost for attendees. Come out to Red Maple Park to celebrate the wonders of nature and gain valuable insights into protecting local habitats. We look forward to seeing you there for a morning of outdoor fun and community education.