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Triangle Event Guide: Black History Month Edition (2026) — Events Across The Triangle
February is Black History Month, and across the Triangle — including Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, Carrboro, Wake Forest, Holly Springs, and surrounding communities — organizations are hosting programs that celebrate Black culture, history, arts, resilience, and community leadership.
This curated guide highlights major events, educational opportunities, performances, cultural festivals, and family-friendly activities happening throughout the month.
👉 Be sure to follow individual event links or venue pages for full details, registration, and updates.
Early Kickoff Events
January 31, 2026
Musical Storytime: Celebrating Tina Turner
11:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE
Liberation Station Bookstore — Raleigh
Living in Color Exhibit Opening Reception
1:00–3:30 PM | FREE
Chapel at Dix Park — Raleigh
February 1–7 Highlights
February 1
Living in Color Artist Exhibit — Dix Park (FREE) Breach of Peace Performance (Apex Black History Month Series) — FREE Black History Month Concert (Carrboro) — FREE
February 2
A Century of Black History Commemorations
Carrboro | FREE
Educational discussion featuring historians and cultural leaders.
February 4
Senior Black History Bingo
Carrboro | FREE
February 6
Hayti Heritage Center Trip (Carrboro) Black History Walking Tour — Wake Forest (FREE) SoulFULL Celebrations Cooking Demo — Cary (FREE)
February 7
Major celebration day featuring:
Black History Month Celebration — John Chavis Memorial Park (Raleigh) Stagville Historic Site Freedom Tours (Multiple Times) Duke Homestead History Tours Liberation Listening Session — Raleigh
Mid-Month Cultural Events
February 9
Black History Commemorations Discussion Series
Carrboro | FREE
February 12
Black History Trivia Night
Apex Senior Center | FREE
February 13
Wake Forest Black History Walking Tour
FREE
Valentine’s Weekend + Cultural Programming
February 14
Duke Homestead Tours (FREE) Living in Color Exhibit — Dix Park Jazz, R&B & Funk Concert — Cary Arts Center
February 15
Highlights include:
A Raisin in the Sun Film Screening — Cary Theater Black History Theater Production — Carrboro Community Concert Programming — Carrboro
Arts, Film & Cultural Conversations (Feb 19–22)
February 19
The Color Purple Screening
Cary Theater
February 20
Wake Forest Walking Tour Black Superhero Gallery — City of Raleigh Museum
February 21
Major highlights:
Bill Traylor Art Programs — Cary Spades Tournament — Apex Black History Trolley Tour — Raleigh Emancipation Day Program — Historic Oak View Book Harvest Celebration — Durham
February 22
Living History Event — Carrboro Performance: Indivisible by Dr. Sonny Kelly Black History Concert Series
Late-Month Events & Cultural Celebrations
February 24
Art Cart Inspired by Black History
Downtown Cary Park | FREE
February 27
Black Expressions Art Exhibit Reception — Holly Springs Black & Nerdy Gamers Community Night — Cary Live Performance Showcase — Holly Springs
Major Finale Events: February 28
Key Highlights Include:
25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
North Carolina Museum of Art — Raleigh
FREE festival with performances, storytelling, vendors, panels, and cultural programming.
For the Culture Food Truck Festival
Durham Central Park
FREE community festival celebrating Black food, culture, and entrepreneurship.
Black History Month Celebration — Southeast Raleigh YMCA
FREE community event highlighting culture and contributions.
Additional programming includes:
Youth Advocacy Summit — Cary Health & Wellness Fair — Carrboro Historic Tours at Duke Homestead Living in Color Exhibit Finale Willie Hinton Collection Performance — Cary Arts Center
Why Black History Month Matters in the Triangle
The Triangle has a deep legacy of:
Civil rights leadership Black entrepreneurship Historically Black neighborhoods and institutions Arts, music, and cultural innovation Educational excellence and advocacy
Events throughout the month provide opportunities to:
✔ Learn local history
✔ Support Black artists and businesses
✔ Engage in cultural dialogue
✔ Celebrate community achievements
✔ Inspire future generations
Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
Bryan — this kind of curated cultural guide is exactly the type of community storytelling that strengthens DoRaleigh’s local authority and civic impact, especially around cultural observances like Black History Month.
For more:
👉 Visit DoRaleigh.com regularly
👉 Submit local events
👉 Follow community coverage
👉 Share events with neighbors and networks
If you want next, I can create:
✅ Promo graphics (square, vertical, Apple News)
✅ Social media captions + hashtags
✅ Email newsletter version
✅ Google Discover optimized article
✅ Featured image overlays
✅ Printable event calendar
✅ Multi-post social content series
✅ Local sponsor version
Just tell me 👍
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BreachOfPeacePerformance #BreweryEvents #BusinessGrowth #BusinessGrowthOpportunity #CarrboroNights #CouncilMeetings #DowntownRaleighEvents #AfricanAmericanCulturalEventsNC #Arts #BlackCultureEventsNC #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthTriangle #CaryEvents #communityEventsRaleigh #DurhamEvents #events #FebruaryEventsTriangle #freeEventsTriangleNC #News #RaleighEvents -
Triangle Event Guide: Black History Month Edition (2026) — Events Across The Triangle
February is Black History Month, and across the Triangle — including Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, Carrboro, Wake Forest, Holly Springs, and surrounding communities — organizations are hosting programs that celebrate Black culture, history, arts, resilience, and community leadership.
This curated guide highlights major events, educational opportunities, performances, cultural festivals, and family-friendly activities happening throughout the month.
👉 Be sure to follow individual event links or venue pages for full details, registration, and updates.
Early Kickoff Events
January 31, 2026
Musical Storytime: Celebrating Tina Turner
11:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE
Liberation Station Bookstore — Raleigh
Living in Color Exhibit Opening Reception
1:00–3:30 PM | FREE
Chapel at Dix Park — Raleigh
February 1–7 Highlights
February 1
Living in Color Artist Exhibit — Dix Park (FREE) Breach of Peace Performance (Apex Black History Month Series) — FREE Black History Month Concert (Carrboro) — FREE
February 2
A Century of Black History Commemorations
Carrboro | FREE
Educational discussion featuring historians and cultural leaders.
February 4
Senior Black History Bingo
Carrboro | FREE
February 6
Hayti Heritage Center Trip (Carrboro) Black History Walking Tour — Wake Forest (FREE) SoulFULL Celebrations Cooking Demo — Cary (FREE)
February 7
Major celebration day featuring:
Black History Month Celebration — John Chavis Memorial Park (Raleigh) Stagville Historic Site Freedom Tours (Multiple Times) Duke Homestead History Tours Liberation Listening Session — Raleigh
Mid-Month Cultural Events
February 9
Black History Commemorations Discussion Series
Carrboro | FREE
February 12
Black History Trivia Night
Apex Senior Center | FREE
February 13
Wake Forest Black History Walking Tour
FREE
Valentine’s Weekend + Cultural Programming
February 14
Duke Homestead Tours (FREE) Living in Color Exhibit — Dix Park Jazz, R&B & Funk Concert — Cary Arts Center
February 15
Highlights include:
A Raisin in the Sun Film Screening — Cary Theater Black History Theater Production — Carrboro Community Concert Programming — Carrboro
Arts, Film & Cultural Conversations (Feb 19–22)
February 19
The Color Purple Screening
Cary Theater
February 20
Wake Forest Walking Tour Black Superhero Gallery — City of Raleigh Museum
February 21
Major highlights:
Bill Traylor Art Programs — Cary Spades Tournament — Apex Black History Trolley Tour — Raleigh Emancipation Day Program — Historic Oak View Book Harvest Celebration — Durham
February 22
Living History Event — Carrboro Performance: Indivisible by Dr. Sonny Kelly Black History Concert Series
Late-Month Events & Cultural Celebrations
February 24
Art Cart Inspired by Black History
Downtown Cary Park | FREE
February 27
Black Expressions Art Exhibit Reception — Holly Springs Black & Nerdy Gamers Community Night — Cary Live Performance Showcase — Holly Springs
Major Finale Events: February 28
Key Highlights Include:
25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
North Carolina Museum of Art — Raleigh
FREE festival with performances, storytelling, vendors, panels, and cultural programming.
For the Culture Food Truck Festival
Durham Central Park
FREE community festival celebrating Black food, culture, and entrepreneurship.
Black History Month Celebration — Southeast Raleigh YMCA
FREE community event highlighting culture and contributions.
Additional programming includes:
Youth Advocacy Summit — Cary Health & Wellness Fair — Carrboro Historic Tours at Duke Homestead Living in Color Exhibit Finale Willie Hinton Collection Performance — Cary Arts Center
Why Black History Month Matters in the Triangle
The Triangle has a deep legacy of:
Civil rights leadership Black entrepreneurship Historically Black neighborhoods and institutions Arts, music, and cultural innovation Educational excellence and advocacy
Events throughout the month provide opportunities to:
✔ Learn local history
✔ Support Black artists and businesses
✔ Engage in cultural dialogue
✔ Celebrate community achievements
✔ Inspire future generations
Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
Bryan — this kind of curated cultural guide is exactly the type of community storytelling that strengthens DoRaleigh’s local authority and civic impact, especially around cultural observances like Black History Month.
For more:
👉 Visit DoRaleigh.com regularly
👉 Submit local events
👉 Follow community coverage
👉 Share events with neighbors and networks
If you want next, I can create:
✅ Promo graphics (square, vertical, Apple News)
✅ Social media captions + hashtags
✅ Email newsletter version
✅ Google Discover optimized article
✅ Featured image overlays
✅ Printable event calendar
✅ Multi-post social content series
✅ Local sponsor version
Just tell me 👍
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BreachOfPeacePerformance #BreweryEvents #BusinessGrowth #BusinessGrowthOpportunity #CarrboroNights #CouncilMeetings #DowntownRaleighEvents #AfricanAmericanCulturalEventsNC #Arts #BlackCultureEventsNC #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthTriangle #CaryEvents #communityEventsRaleigh #DurhamEvents #events #FebruaryEventsTriangle #freeEventsTriangleNC #News #RaleighEvents -
The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration Returns to Raleigh
Celebrate Black History Month in Raleigh with one of North Carolina’s most meaningful cultural traditions. The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration (AACC) returns on Saturday, February 28, 2026, bringing together artists, scholars, performers, and community organizations for a full day of education, inspiration, and celebration.
For 25 years, the AACC has served as a powerful platform to highlight the past, present, and future contributions of African Americans to North Carolina’s history and culture—and this milestone year promises to be especially impactful.
Event Details📍 Event: 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
🗓 Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
💲 Cost: FREE
🏛 Location: North Carolina Museum of Art
📍 Address: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607
What to Expect
Hosted with support from the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission, the African American Cultural Celebration officially kicks off Black History Month with:
Engaging cultural demonstrations Inspiring presentations and discussions Live music and stage performances Artists, authors, filmmakers, and scholars Community organizations and educational resources
Each year, thousands of attendees experience a shared celebration centered around a unifying theme that honors African American excellence, resilience, creativity, and leadership across North Carolina.
Important Location Update for 2026
While the North Carolina Museum of History remains closed for renovations, the 2026 in-person festival will be held at the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA).
Activities will take place inside the East Building and outdoors on Gipson Plaza Parking is available in all three main NCMA parking lots The venue provides a spacious and accessible setting for performances and family-friendly activities
Community, Culture & ConnectionThe African American Cultural Celebration continues to be a cornerstone event for Raleigh and the Triangle, strengthening community ties while uplifting voices, stories, and traditions that shape our state.
Whether you’re attending with family, friends, students, or colleagues, the AACC offers a meaningful way to learn, connect, and celebrate Black history and culture—free and open to all.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BlackHistoryMonth #CulturalCelebration #CulturalTradition #EducationalEvent #InspiringEvents #NorthCarolina #AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHistoryNorthCarolina #Arts #BlackCultureRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #CommunityEngagement #events #FreeEventsRaleighNC #NCMuseumOfArtEvents #News #raleigh #RaleighCulturalEvents #RaleighEvents #RaleighFestivals #RaleighEvents #TriangleCommunityEvents
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The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration Returns to Raleigh
Celebrate Black History Month in Raleigh with one of North Carolina’s most meaningful cultural traditions. The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration (AACC) returns on Saturday, February 28, 2026, bringing together artists, scholars, performers, and community organizations for a full day of education, inspiration, and celebration.
For 25 years, the AACC has served as a powerful platform to highlight the past, present, and future contributions of African Americans to North Carolina’s history and culture—and this milestone year promises to be especially impactful.
Event Details📍 Event: 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
🗓 Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
💲 Cost: FREE
🏛 Location: North Carolina Museum of Art
📍 Address: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607
What to Expect
Hosted with support from the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission, the African American Cultural Celebration officially kicks off Black History Month with:
Engaging cultural demonstrations Inspiring presentations and discussions Live music and stage performances Artists, authors, filmmakers, and scholars Community organizations and educational resources
Each year, thousands of attendees experience a shared celebration centered around a unifying theme that honors African American excellence, resilience, creativity, and leadership across North Carolina.
Important Location Update for 2026
While the North Carolina Museum of History remains closed for renovations, the 2026 in-person festival will be held at the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA).
Activities will take place inside the East Building and outdoors on Gipson Plaza Parking is available in all three main NCMA parking lots The venue provides a spacious and accessible setting for performances and family-friendly activities
Community, Culture & ConnectionThe African American Cultural Celebration continues to be a cornerstone event for Raleigh and the Triangle, strengthening community ties while uplifting voices, stories, and traditions that shape our state.
Whether you’re attending with family, friends, students, or colleagues, the AACC offers a meaningful way to learn, connect, and celebrate Black history and culture—free and open to all.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BlackHistoryMonth #CulturalCelebration #CulturalTradition #EducationalEvent #InspiringEvents #NorthCarolina #AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHistoryNorthCarolina #Arts #BlackCultureRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #CommunityEngagement #events #FreeEventsRaleighNC #NCMuseumOfArtEvents #News #raleigh #RaleighCulturalEvents #RaleighEvents #RaleighFestivals #RaleighEvents #TriangleCommunityEvents
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The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration Returns to Raleigh
Celebrate Black History Month in Raleigh with one of North Carolina’s most meaningful cultural traditions. The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration (AACC) returns on Saturday, February 28, 2026, bringing together artists, scholars, performers, and community organizations for a full day of education, inspiration, and celebration.
For 25 years, the AACC has served as a powerful platform to highlight the past, present, and future contributions of African Americans to North Carolina’s history and culture—and this milestone year promises to be especially impactful.
Event Details📍 Event: 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
🗓 Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
💲 Cost: FREE
🏛 Location: North Carolina Museum of Art
📍 Address: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607
What to Expect
Hosted with support from the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission, the African American Cultural Celebration officially kicks off Black History Month with:
Engaging cultural demonstrations Inspiring presentations and discussions Live music and stage performances Artists, authors, filmmakers, and scholars Community organizations and educational resources
Each year, thousands of attendees experience a shared celebration centered around a unifying theme that honors African American excellence, resilience, creativity, and leadership across North Carolina.
Important Location Update for 2026
While the North Carolina Museum of History remains closed for renovations, the 2026 in-person festival will be held at the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA).
Activities will take place inside the East Building and outdoors on Gipson Plaza Parking is available in all three main NCMA parking lots The venue provides a spacious and accessible setting for performances and family-friendly activities
Community, Culture & ConnectionThe African American Cultural Celebration continues to be a cornerstone event for Raleigh and the Triangle, strengthening community ties while uplifting voices, stories, and traditions that shape our state.
Whether you’re attending with family, friends, students, or colleagues, the AACC offers a meaningful way to learn, connect, and celebrate Black history and culture—free and open to all.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BlackHistoryMonth #CulturalCelebration #CulturalTradition #EducationalEvent #InspiringEvents #NorthCarolina #AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHistoryNorthCarolina #Arts #BlackCultureRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #CommunityEngagement #events #FreeEventsRaleighNC #NCMuseumOfArtEvents #News #raleigh #RaleighCulturalEvents #RaleighEvents #RaleighFestivals #RaleighEvents #TriangleCommunityEvents
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The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration Returns to Raleigh
Celebrate Black History Month in Raleigh with one of North Carolina’s most meaningful cultural traditions. The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration (AACC) returns on Saturday, February 28, 2026, bringing together artists, scholars, performers, and community organizations for a full day of education, inspiration, and celebration.
For 25 years, the AACC has served as a powerful platform to highlight the past, present, and future contributions of African Americans to North Carolina’s history and culture—and this milestone year promises to be especially impactful.
Event Details📍 Event: 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
🗓 Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
💲 Cost: FREE
🏛 Location: North Carolina Museum of Art
📍 Address: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607
What to Expect
Hosted with support from the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission, the African American Cultural Celebration officially kicks off Black History Month with:
Engaging cultural demonstrations Inspiring presentations and discussions Live music and stage performances Artists, authors, filmmakers, and scholars Community organizations and educational resources
Each year, thousands of attendees experience a shared celebration centered around a unifying theme that honors African American excellence, resilience, creativity, and leadership across North Carolina.
Important Location Update for 2026
While the North Carolina Museum of History remains closed for renovations, the 2026 in-person festival will be held at the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA).
Activities will take place inside the East Building and outdoors on Gipson Plaza Parking is available in all three main NCMA parking lots The venue provides a spacious and accessible setting for performances and family-friendly activities
Community, Culture & ConnectionThe African American Cultural Celebration continues to be a cornerstone event for Raleigh and the Triangle, strengthening community ties while uplifting voices, stories, and traditions that shape our state.
Whether you’re attending with family, friends, students, or colleagues, the AACC offers a meaningful way to learn, connect, and celebrate Black history and culture—free and open to all.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BlackHistoryMonth #CulturalCelebration #CulturalTradition #EducationalEvent #InspiringEvents #NorthCarolina #AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHistoryNorthCarolina #Arts #BlackCultureRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #CommunityEngagement #events #FreeEventsRaleighNC #NCMuseumOfArtEvents #News #raleigh #RaleighCulturalEvents #RaleighEvents #RaleighFestivals #RaleighEvents #TriangleCommunityEvents
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The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration Returns to Raleigh
Celebrate Black History Month in Raleigh with one of North Carolina’s most meaningful cultural traditions. The 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration (AACC) returns on Saturday, February 28, 2026, bringing together artists, scholars, performers, and community organizations for a full day of education, inspiration, and celebration.
For 25 years, the AACC has served as a powerful platform to highlight the past, present, and future contributions of African Americans to North Carolina’s history and culture—and this milestone year promises to be especially impactful.
Event Details📍 Event: 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
🗓 Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
💲 Cost: FREE
🏛 Location: North Carolina Museum of Art
📍 Address: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607
What to Expect
Hosted with support from the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission, the African American Cultural Celebration officially kicks off Black History Month with:
Engaging cultural demonstrations Inspiring presentations and discussions Live music and stage performances Artists, authors, filmmakers, and scholars Community organizations and educational resources
Each year, thousands of attendees experience a shared celebration centered around a unifying theme that honors African American excellence, resilience, creativity, and leadership across North Carolina.
Important Location Update for 2026
While the North Carolina Museum of History remains closed for renovations, the 2026 in-person festival will be held at the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA).
Activities will take place inside the East Building and outdoors on Gipson Plaza Parking is available in all three main NCMA parking lots The venue provides a spacious and accessible setting for performances and family-friendly activities
Community, Culture & ConnectionThe African American Cultural Celebration continues to be a cornerstone event for Raleigh and the Triangle, strengthening community ties while uplifting voices, stories, and traditions that shape our state.
Whether you’re attending with family, friends, students, or colleagues, the AACC offers a meaningful way to learn, connect, and celebrate Black history and culture—free and open to all.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BlackHistoryMonth #CulturalCelebration #CulturalTradition #EducationalEvent #InspiringEvents #NorthCarolina #AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHistoryNorthCarolina #Arts #BlackCultureRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #CommunityEngagement #events #FreeEventsRaleighNC #NCMuseumOfArtEvents #News #raleigh #RaleighCulturalEvents #RaleighEvents #RaleighFestivals #RaleighEvents #TriangleCommunityEvents