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

America250 Knowing the West Community Day invites the public to a free event celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. This community-focused day encourages visitors to explore the Knowing the West exhibition and engage with the museum as a collaborative space for reflection, creativity, and meaningful dialogue regarding our national history. Attendees can participate in a variety of interactive programs designed to bring history to life. The schedule includes hands-on art-making activities and live performances that examine the myths and realities of the American West. Local artists will lead sessions exploring how western identity continues to shape modern concepts of freedom, identity, and belonging in the United States today. This event is open to visitors of all ages and backgrounds who are interested in history, art, and community connection. The museum offers an accessible and welcoming environment for families, students, and curious individuals alike. Join us for a day of discovery and shared exploration. Admission is free for all attendees, so plan your visit today to be part of this nationwide commemoration.

All aboard for Summer Sax by the Tracks with the talented Triangle Sax Ensemble on Saturday, June 27! Spend time in the rail yard as live saxophone music fills the air with jazz standards, patriotic favorites, and fun tunes for all ages and then enjoy a relaxing ride through the countryside with departures at 10:30am or 12:00pm.

We the People is an immersive documentary presentation exploring the origin of the foundational documents of the United States. This educational experience examines the historical figures who drafted these texts alongside the individuals who continuously shaped and tested their meanings over time. The program highlights the complex journey from defying monarchy to the ongoing pursuit of equality for all citizens. Attendees will view a film that traces the narrative of American governance and civil rights. The presentation provides a unique perspective on the motivations behind the founding documents and the subsequent movements that have redefined American democracy. The visual storytelling focuses on the personal struggles and collective efforts that have built the nation throughout its history. This event is designed for history enthusiasts and families interested in the core pillars of American society. The atmosphere is academic yet accessible to a general audience. We invite you to join us for this insightful look at the history that shapes our modern landscape. Please note that all showtimes operate on a first come, first served basis so early arrival is encouraged to secure your seat.

The Sacred Song Series presents the fourth North Carolina Museum of Art community wide sing along at Baptist Grove Church. This event invites the public to join their voices in a shared musical experience dedicated to honoring historical traditions and collective expression. The program features a diverse gathering of soloists, ensembles, and members of the community united through song. Dr. Tiffany Bennett Cornelous has curated an evening focused on the spirituals and hymns integral to the Black church experience. Attendees will explore powerful music that reflects the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s. The performance will also pay tribute to the local and regional music leaders who shaped this significant era of cultural history. This event is open to everyone regardless of musical background. The atmosphere is designed to be inclusive, welcoming, and reflective, offering a space for participants to connect through shared heritage and song. Whether you are a dedicated vocalist or simply wish to observe and participate in the community chorus, your presence is welcome. Join us for this evening of historical reflection and vocal unity.