Teen Science Cafe at Morehead Planetarium and Science Center

Join us for the fourth annual Creek Week StoryWalk at the scenic Environmental Park, a collaborative effort between the Town of Knightdale and the East Wake Regional Library. This unique outdoor experience invites community members of all ages to enjoy a blend of literacy and nature. Participants will follow a curated path featuring the pages of A Place for Rain by Michelle Schaub, allowing visitors to engage with the story while walking through our beautiful park landscape. The display remains available from March 12 through April 22, 2026, offering ample opportunity for a recurring visit. Beyond the story, we encourage you to explore the educational exchange box to learn more about our local ecosystem. This initiative aims to foster a deeper appreciation for our natural resources while providing an active and educational outing for families. Whether you are looking for a morning stroll or an afternoon of discovery, this event provides the perfect backdrop. We invite you to grab your walking shoes and visit us during park hours from dawn until dusk to enjoy this inspiring outdoor reading adventure.

Escape the urban grind and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of William B. Umstead State Park. We invite families, teens, and curious adults to participate in the Curious Minds Trail Adventure, a self-guided scavenger hunt designed to highlight the hidden wonders of the Piedmont East Science Trail. As you traverse the scenic hiking paths and observe the tranquil manmade lakes, you will search for native wildlife and unique flora, such as the marbled salamander and the intriguing Jack-in-the-Pulpit. This experience offers a perfect way to connect with the environment while enjoying a refreshing outdoor retreat just minutes from downtown Raleigh. To join this digital quest, simply download the Actionbound app on your smartphone and scan the park QR code to begin your journey. This scavenger hunt is completely free and requires no registration, allowing you to explore the park at your own pace between April 1 and April 30, 2026. Whether you are fishing by the water or hiking the extensive trail network, this adventure provides an engaging and educational way to experience the beauty of our local state park.

Embark on an educational journey through the scenic beauty of Wake County this April with the return of our popular StoryWalk series. Designed to combine the joy of reading with the refreshing experience of a nature walk, this program offers families a wonderful way to explore local trails while engaging with inspiring literature. Each designated park features a unique children book displayed page by page along the path, allowing you to walk, read, and connect with your surroundings in a meaningful way. From the American Tobacco Trail to Lake Crabtree and beyond, you can discover diverse titles like Mae Among the Stars and Compost Stew in beautiful outdoor settings. Whether you are looking for a weekend outing or an after-school adventure, these installations provide a perfect opportunity to get active while fostering a love for storytelling. We invite you to visit one of our participating park locations throughout the month to experience these literary trails firsthand. Grab your walking shoes, gather your family, and enjoy a vibrant outdoor experience that celebrates literacy and nature in perfect harmony.

Escape the urban grind and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of William B. Umstead State Park. We invite families, teens, and curious adults to participate in the Curious Minds Trail Adventure, a self-guided scavenger hunt designed to highlight the hidden wonders of the Piedmont East Science Trail. As you traverse the scenic hiking paths and observe the tranquil manmade lakes, you will search for native wildlife and unique flora, such as the marbled salamander and the intriguing Jack-in-the-Pulpit. This experience offers a perfect way to connect with the environment while enjoying a refreshing outdoor retreat just minutes from downtown Raleigh. To join this digital quest, simply download the Actionbound app on your smartphone and scan the park QR code to begin your journey. This scavenger hunt is completely free and requires no registration, allowing you to explore the park at your own pace between April 1 and April 30, 2026. Whether you are fishing by the water or hiking the extensive trail network, this adventure provides an engaging and educational way to experience the beauty of our local state park.

Embark on an educational journey through the scenic beauty of Wake County this April with the return of our popular StoryWalk series. Designed to combine the joy of reading with the refreshing experience of a nature walk, this program offers families a wonderful way to explore local trails while engaging with inspiring literature. Each designated park features a unique children book displayed page by page along the path, allowing you to walk, read, and connect with your surroundings in a meaningful way. From the American Tobacco Trail to Lake Crabtree and beyond, you can discover diverse titles like Mae Among the Stars and Compost Stew in beautiful outdoor settings. Whether you are looking for a weekend outing or an after-school adventure, these installations provide a perfect opportunity to get active while fostering a love for storytelling. We invite you to visit one of our participating park locations throughout the month to experience these literary trails firsthand. Grab your walking shoes, gather your family, and enjoy a vibrant outdoor experience that celebrates literacy and nature in perfect harmony.

Join us for an exciting morning of learning and fun at the North Hills Kids Earth Day and Play event. Designed specifically for preschool-aged children, this engaging session invites little ones to explore nature and celebrate our planet through creative activities. Our series returns to the vibrant Commons green turf space, offering a perfect outdoor setting for young minds to connect with the environment. This interactive gathering fosters curiosity and play, ensuring an energetic start to your Tuesday morning. This event is part of our ongoing spring series, running weekly from April 7 through May 12, 2026. Activities are provided on a first-come, first-served basis, so we encourage families to arrive promptly between 9:30 and 11 a.m. to secure their spot. Admission is entirely free, making this an accessible way for our local community to enjoy quality time outdoors together. Please visit the North Hills website to view the full event schedule and plan your visit. We look forward to welcoming your family for a wonderful experience filled with discovery and joyful play.

Attention sandwich enthusiasts, a fantastic opportunity to satisfy your hunger has arrived at Subway. From April 1 through April 28, 2026, participating Subway locations are hosting an exclusive promotional event where you can purchase one Footlong sub and receive a second one of equal or lesser value for free. This limited-time offer is designed specifically for loyal Sub Club members who enjoy fresh, customizable meals at a great price. To participate in this delicious promotion, simply place your order through the official Subway website or mobile application. Remember to apply the promo code FLBOGO during the checkout process to redeem your discount. Please note that this special offer is valid exclusively for online orders and is not available for in-restaurant purchases or delivery services. Certain menu items are excluded from this deal, so be sure to review the terms before finalizing your selection. Visit your local Subway online today to take advantage of this BOGO offer and enjoy a fresh, satisfying meal. Do not miss your chance to grab this deal while it lasts throughout the month of April.

Experience the wonder of agriculture at the annual Farm Animal Days hosted at NC State University. This engaging event offers a unique opportunity for young children to interact directly with various farm animals, including pigs, sheep, goats, horses, and dairy cows. Beyond the animal encounters, attendees can explore an impressive display of tractors and participate in informative presentations at the Dairy Advantage Trailer. It is an ideal outing for school field trips and local families looking to connect with the source of their food in a hands-on environment. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with plenty of space for picnicking and educational exhibits provided by agricultural partners from across the state. As a special treat, complimentary ice cream is available to all guests, adding a delicious highlight to your visit. With most exhibits accessible within an hour, it serves as a perfect short trip for curious minds. We invite you to join us for this celebration of rural life and learning. Plan your visit during the morning or early afternoon hours to ensure the best experience and register today to be part of this agricultural tradition.

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.