Theater Book Club

Start your month at Raleigh City Farm with a free community event featuring volunteer opportunities, farm tours, educational workshops, weed walks, and family-friendly activities. Explore the urban farm, connect with neighbors, learn about sustainable agriculture, and enjoy a morning outdoors at the farm. Registration is required for some activities.

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

Raise a Glass to Freedom is a guided wine tasting event inspired by the Broadway musical Hamilton. This unique experience celebrates the production through a curated selection of four wines paired with live musical performances of iconic show tunes. Participants will gain insight into wine pairings while enjoying a high energy theatrical atmosphere. The event is hosted by certified sommelier and restaurateur Sara Abernethy. Leveraging her background as an opera singer and theater artist, Sara will guide guests through the tasting journey. Each wine has been thoughtfully selected to complement the evening’s theme, ensuring a sophisticated yet entertaining experience for all attendees. Live performers will present fan favorite songs throughout the program, bridging the worlds of musical theater and fine wine. This event is ideal for musical theater enthusiasts and wine lovers looking for a memorable night out. Whether you are a casual fan or a dedicated aficionado, the evening offers a blend of education and entertainment in a welcoming setting. Join us for this celebration of history and artistry. Tickets are available now for an unforgettable experience.

Join Page 158 Books for an engaging evening featuring number one New York Times bestselling author Christina Baker Kline. This event celebrates the release of her latest novel, The Foursome, and offers guests an exclusive look into her creative process and research. The book highlights the true story of two North Carolina sisters who married the famous conjoined twins Eng and Chang Bunker, providing a deep dive into nineteenth-century America. During this session, attendees will hear Kline discuss how she reimagined this unique historical narrative. She will explore themes of love, identity, and personal reinvention that drive the story. Following the presentation, there will be a dedicated period for audience interaction where guests can ask questions about her extensive bibliography, including works like Orphan Train and The Exiles. This event is perfect for book club members, historical fiction enthusiasts, and fans of literary storytelling. Expect a welcoming and professional atmosphere designed to foster meaningful dialogue between the author and her readers. We invite you to secure your spot today to participate in this insightful conversation about history and literature. We look forward to seeing you there.

The Parent Child Blacksmithing Experience at Shopspace is an interactive workshop where adults and children ages 10 to 13 learn the fundamentals of metal forging together. This class provides a unique opportunity for families to collaborate on a creative project while discovering the mechanics of a professional forge environment. Participants will learn to operate a propane forge, hammer, anvil, and tongs to transform hot metal into a functional wall hook or sculptural art piece. The session covers essential techniques including tapering, bending, cutting, twisting, and flattening. You will receive hands-on instruction regarding tool anatomy and safety protocols for manipulating heated iron in a controlled studio setting. This course is designed specifically for children and their guardians to work as a team. We emphasize practical skill building in an engaging and accessible atmosphere. Please note that the parent must register and participate as a student alongside their child to ensure a safe and successful experience. Join us to develop new metalworking abilities and create a lasting project with your child.

Experience the vibrant energy of communal music making at the One Tribe Drum Circle, held at the historic Stone Houses Visitor Center in Dix Park. Taking place on the first Friday of each month throughout the summer, these gatherings offer a welcoming space for participants of all skill levels to come together and create rhythms. Whether you are a seasoned percussionist or simply looking for a new way to connect with your neighbors, this event provides an accessible platform to reduce stress and foster community through the power of sound. Participants are encouraged to bring their own hand percussion instruments, though One Tribe will have a selection of drums available for those who need them. Seating is provided for your comfort, ensuring an inclusive atmosphere for everyone in the Triangle area. This event is completely free, though we kindly ask that you register in advance to secure your spot. Join us for an evening of rhythmic self-expression and connection under the open sky. We look forward to seeing you there for a memorable musical experience.