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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-27 · 12:28 UTC

Triangle Event Guide: Weekend Edition (Feb 27 – March 1, 2026)

Festivals, Free Museum Days, Live Music, Black History Month Celebrations & More Across the Triangle
Looking for the best things to do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Wake Forest, Apex, Carrboro, Hillsborough, and beyond this weekend? The Triangle is packed with film festivals, Black History Month celebrations, live music, comedy, markets, food festivals, and dozens of FREE events.
Here’s your DoRaleigh Weekend Edition Guide for Friday, February 27 through Sunday, March 1, 2026.

🎬 All Weekend Highlights
20th Annual Carrboro Film Festival
📍 Drakeford Library Complex, Carrboro
💵 $8 | Various times
Celebrate independent cinema at the 20th Annual Carrboro Film Festival, featuring curated screenings and community-driven storytelling all weekend long.

Apex Restaurant Week
📍 Various locations
💵 $15–$30 prix-fixe menus
Explore special menus from Apex’s top restaurants throughout the weekend.

Winter Open Nursery & Garden Days
📍 Plant Delights Nursery, Raleigh
💵 FREE | 9 AM – 5 PM (Fri–Sun)
A beautiful way to explore rare plants and winter garden inspiration across Raleigh.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Art, Culture & Community
Black Expressions — Art Exhibit & Live Showcase
📍 Holly Springs Cultural Center
🎨 Reception: FREE (6–7 PM)
Live Performance: $10 (7:15 PM)
A powerful celebration of art, voice, and performance to close out Black History Month.

Final Friday Cary Art Loop
📍 Cary (Various Locations)
💵 FREE | 6–9 PM
Explore galleries, studios, and creative spaces during Cary’s monthly art walk.

Fourth Friday Fire
📍 West Point on the Eno, Durham
🔥 FREE | 6–7:30 PM
Family-friendly outdoor gathering with Durham Parks & Recreation.

Live Music & Nightlife
From Raleigh to Wendell, Friday night is stacked:
Vinyl Night — Sneaky Penguin Brewing (Raleigh)
Evenings at O’Kelly — O’Kelly Chapel (Durham)
Live Music: Jennifer Alvarado — Compass Rose Brewery (Raleigh)
#BackToThe2010s DJ Night — Wendell
Karaoke Bingo — Cary
Stand-Up Comedy — Raleigh & Durham
RuPaul’s Drag Race Watch Party — Garner

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
🎉 Black History Month Celebrations
25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
📍 North Carolina Museum of Art
💵 FREE | 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM
One of Raleigh’s largest Black History Month events featuring music, dance, art, food vendors, and cultural education.

Black Genius Fest
📍 Black Wall Street, Durham
💵 FREE | 11 AM – 5 PM
A high-energy celebration of innovation, entrepreneurship, and Black excellence in Durham.

Black Out Loud: Our Culture & Contributions Will Not Be Silenced
📍 Southeast Raleigh YMCA
💵 FREE | 2–5 PM
A powerful community-centered Black History Month program in Southeast Raleigh.

Markets, Makers & Family Fun
Durham Craft Market — Durham Central Park
Coffee + Craft Maker’s Market — Sir Walter
Coffee (Downtown Raleigh) Cary
Really Really Free Market — Walnut Street Park Wake Forest
Community Garden Fair Raleigh
Retro Gamer Market Kickoff — Triangle Town Center

Arts & Performance
The Willie Hinton Collection — RISE (Cary Arts Center)
Women’s History Month Poetry Reading (Carrboro)
Slasher Horror Movie Trivia (Raleigh)
Art Market & Fire Spinning Jam (Durham)
Aprés Ski Party — Boxcar Bar and Arcade

SUNDAY, MARCH 1

Free Museum & Cultural Experiences
Durham Community Day
📍 Museum of Life and Science
💵 FREE for Durham County residents | 10 AM – 5 PM
A perfect Sunday family outing.

PJ Purim at NCMA
📍 North Carolina Museum of Art
💵 FREE | 1–3 PM
Celebrate Purim with family-friendly programming.

Artspace Open Studio
📍 Artspace
💵 FREE | 1:30–3:30 PM
Meet local artists and explore open studios in downtown Raleigh.

Sunday Live Music & Open Mics
Bluegrass Open Jam — Cary
Holy Trinity Concert Series — Raleigh
Open Mic Jam — Fuquay-Varina
Sunday Open Mic — Durham
Elsewhere Shakespeare’s As You Like It Punk Theatre — Raleigh

Why This Weekend Matters
This weekend showcases what makes the Triangle special:
Independent film in Carrboro
Black History Month celebrations across Raleigh & Durham
Garden days & community farms
Live music in nearly every town
Free markets & cultural festivals
Free museum access
Whether you’re exploring Raleigh’s arts scene, Durham’s food festivals, Cary’s creative loop, or Chapel Hill’s farm visits — there’s something happening in every corner of the Triangle.
Stay connected with DoRaleigh for hyper-local coverage, civic engagement updates, and the best events across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Apex, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, and beyond.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-20 · 13:00 UTC

City of Raleigh Government Event Guide – Weekend Edition (Feb. 20–22, 2026)

Community Meetings, Civic Engagement & Black History Month Events in Raleigh
Looking to stay informed and connected in Raleigh? The DoRaleigh City of Raleigh Government Event Guide Weekend Edition highlights community engagement meetings, civic discussions, cultural programming, youth markets, technology help sessions, and Black History Month events happening across the city. These events offer residents opportunities to participate in local government conversations, explore community programs, and celebrate Raleigh’s culture and history.
Whether you’re interested in civic participation, local arts, youth entrepreneurship, or community dialogue, here’s what’s happening this weekend in Raleigh.

📅 Friday, February 20, 2026
🏛️ Raleigh Talks — The City Listens: Creating Community Cohesion
9:00 AM | Community Engagement Event
This community conversation invites residents to share perspectives on strengthening connections, inclusivity, and collaboration across Raleigh neighborhoods. These sessions help shape future city initiatives and community programs.
🎨 Black Superhero Gallery
5:00 PM | Parks, Recreation & Athletics
Celebrate Black History Month in Raleigh with this cultural art experience highlighting Black heroes, creativity, storytelling, and community pride. A great educational and inspirational event for families and youth.
📅 Saturday, February 21, 2026
🏙️ Reflecting Raleigh Civic Assembly
9:30 AM | Community Workshop
One of Raleigh’s most important civic engagement events, the Civic Assembly brings residents together to discuss priorities, city planning, and future community initiatives. Residents are encouraged to participate and share feedback.
🛍️ Teen Museum Market
11:00 AM | Parks, Recreation & Athletics
Support young entrepreneurs and creatives at this youth-focused market featuring handmade goods, art, and community engagement activities.
🚎 Black History Trolley Tour
1:00 PM | Cultural & Historical Tour
Explore Raleigh’s rich Black history through guided storytelling, historic landmarks, and community narratives. Advance ticket registration is recommended.
💻 Advice About Your Device – Drop-In Hours
1:00 PM | Community Workshop
Need help with technology? This drop-in session offers assistance with smartphones, tablets, laptops, and digital services. Ideal for seniors, beginners, and anyone wanting to improve digital skills.
📅 Sunday, February 22, 2026
🚎 Black History Trolley Tour (Second Date)
1:00 PM | Parks, Recreation & Athletics
Another opportunity to experience Raleigh’s Black history through an engaging guided trolley tour highlighting important people, places, and stories that shaped the city. Tickets Here
🌟 Why These Events Matter
✔ Strengthen community connections
✔ Stay informed on Raleigh initiatives
✔ Support youth entrepreneurship
✔ Celebrate Black history and culture
✔ Access helpful city resources
These government and community events help residents remain engaged, informed, and connected to Raleigh’s growth and culture.
📍 Stay Connected with Raleigh
Follow DoRaleigh.com for:
Raleigh government meeting guides Community engagement opportunities Local event calendars Civic participation resources Cultural and community highlights
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-20 · 11:00 UTC

Triangle Event Guide Weekend Edition (Feb. 20–22, 2026)

Things to Do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary & the Triangle This Weekend
Looking for things to do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, and the Triangle this weekend? From Black History Month events, live music, markets, food festivals, art shows, and family-friendly activities to watch parties and community gatherings, the DoRaleigh Triangle Weekend Event Guide highlights the best happenings across the region. Many events are FREE or low-cost.

⭐ Friday, February 20, 2026 Events
🎉 Featured Deals & Experiences
Buy One Get One Free Bundt Cakes — All Day (Discounted) | Nothing Bundt Cakes locations
Winter Olympics Watch Parties — All Day | Raleigh Brewing
FREE Coffee Tasting (Counter Culture Coffee) — 10 AM | Durham
FREE Dunkin’ Promo Giveaway — 10 AM | Various locations
🌿 Family, Culture & Education
Park Tales: Group Hug — 10–10:45 AM | Historic Yates Mill County Park (FREE)
Black History Walking Tour — 1 PM | Wake Forest (FREE)
NC Museum of Art Lecture — 2–3 PM | Raleigh (FREE)
Black Superhero Gallery — 5–7 PM | City of Raleigh Museum (FREE)
Teen Science Café — 6–8 PM | Morehead Planetarium (FREE)
🎨 Arts, Markets & Social Events
Love Durham Market — 6–8 PM (FREE)
Third Friday Durham Art Events — 6–9 PM (FREE)
Local Art Show @ Daily Beer Bar — 6–9 PM (FREE)
🎶 Nightlife & Entertainment
Karaoke Bingo Night — Cary DJ Night @ Gizmo Brew Works — Durham
Video Game Night @ Moon Dog Meadery — Durham
Comedy Open Mic Durty Bull Brewing
Drag Race Watch Party — Garner
Live Music, Open Mic, Karaoke events across the Triangle

⭐ Saturday, February 21, 2026 Events
🌅 Outdoor, Community & Volunteer Events
Bald Eagle Watch — Jordan Lake (FREE)
Rise Against Hunger Meal Packing — Durham (FREE)
Durham Craft Market — 9 AM–Noon (FREE)
Lowe’s Kids Birdhouse Workshop — Multiple locations (FREE)
Free Laundry Event — Raleigh (FREE)
🖤 Black History Month Highlights
Spades Tournament — Apex Senior Center (FREE)
Freedom Songs Music Event — Wake Forest (FREE)
The Future of Black History — Cary (FREE)
Black History Trolley Tour — Raleigh ($15)
Emancipation Day Event — Historic Oak View Park (FREE)
🐾 Family & Community Fun
Dog Adoption Event — Raleigh
Family Mardi Gras Celebration — Wake Forest (FREE)
Cow Sanctuary Visit — Chapel Hill ($0–$25) Artist Exhibit @ Dix Park — FREE
🎶 Evening Entertainment
Jazz Jam w/ Free Gumbo — Wilson (FREE)
Turkish Music Concert — Cary (FREE)
Live Music Across Raleigh, Apex, Wake Forest, Holly Springs
Salsa Dance Night — Cary ($10)

⭐ Sunday, February 22, 2026 Events
🍹 Special Celebrations
National Margarita Day Deals — Various locations
Carnival du Crank — Crank Arm Brewing, Raleigh (FREE)
Chili Cook-Offs — Durham & Mebane (FREE)
Durham Food Truck Rodeo — Noon–4 PM (FREE)
🖤 Black History Month Events
Heritage Fest — Knightdale (FREE)
Living History Program — Carrboro (FREE)
Black History Concerts & Performances across the region
🎨 Arts, Wellness & Community
Artspace Open Studio — Raleigh (FREE)
Free Yoga @ City of Raleigh Museum History Hike @ Yates Mill Park (FREE)
Book Signing w/ Mark Curry — Cary Theater Live Music & Open Mic Sessions throughout the Triangle

🔥 Top Picks This Weekend
✔ Black History Month celebrations across the Triangle
✔ Markets, food festivals & free tastings
✔ Live music, karaoke, and comedy shows
✔ Family-friendly outdoor activities
✔ National Margarita Day specials

📍 Plan Your Weekend in the Triangle
Whether you’re exploring Downtown Raleigh nightlife, Durham arts events, Cary cultural activities, or Chapel Hill outdoor experiences, there’s something happening every day. Bookmark DoRaleigh.com for the latest Triangle event guides, civic updates, and community happenings.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-19 · 12:00 UTC

Triangle Event Guide – Thursday February 19th Edition

Things to Do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary & the Triangle Today
Looking for things to do in the Triangle on Thursday, February 19, 2026? From free events, food giveaways, live music, cultural experiences, trivia nights, watch parties, and local deals, there’s something happening across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Sanford, and beyond.
Whether you’re planning an after-work outing, family activity, date night, or budget-friendly entertainment, this Triangle Event Guide from DoRaleigh.com has you covered.
🎉 Featured Deals, Community & Daytime Events
Buy One Get One Free – Nothing Bundt Cakes All Day | Discounted | Multiple Triangle locations Perfect sweet treat deal to start the day.
Winter Olympics Watch Parties All Day | Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh Catch Olympic action with fellow fans. Free Food Giveaway
Food Bank of Central & Eastern NC 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Central Carolina Community Campus (Sanford) Community support event providing free food resources.
Great Decisions Discussion Series 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Woman’s Club of Raleigh Engage in global affairs and thoughtful conversation.
🧒 Family, Educational & Cultural Events
Lunar New Year: K-5 Adventures 4:30–5:15 PM | FREE | Holly Springs Community Library Cultural learning and fun for kids. Artist Reception: Relevant Material – Contemporary Quilting 5:30–7:30 PM | FREE | Block Gallery, Raleigh
Explore modern textile art and meet artists. An Evening with NC Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green 6:00–8:00 PM | FREE | Gregg Museum, Raleigh
Inspiring poetry and cultural dialogue. Black History Month Film: “The Color Purple” 7:00 PM | $8.53 | The Cary Theater A powerful cinematic celebration during Black History Month.
🍷 Food, Wellness & Social Events
Thursday Uncorked — Half-Price Wine Bottles 4:00–10:00 PM | Discounted | The Longleaf Hotel, Raleigh
Reiki for Relaxation & Renewal with Audra 5:00–7:00 PM | FREE | Glen Eden Pilot Park, Raleigh
Outdoor wellness and stress relief session. Winter Soup Swap 6:30 PM | FREE | The Daily Beer Bar, Durham Bring soup, share recipes, connect with community.
🎶 Music, Comedy & Nightlife
Live Music: One Block Over 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Blackbird Brewery, Wake Forest
Vinyl Nights 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Gizmo Brew Works, Durham Raleigh
Uke Jam 6:30–8:30 PM | FREE | Church of the Nativity, Raleigh
Free Comedy Night 7:00–8:30 PM | FREE | Sneaky Penguin Brewing, Raleigh
Music Bingo 7:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Fortnight Brewing, Cary
Jazz: The Session 8:00–11:00 PM | FREE | Bond Brothers Eastside, Cary
Country Music Night 9:00 PM | FREE | Slim’s, Raleigh
🎤 Late-Night Fun & Games
Thursday Karaoke – Tap Yard, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Skee Ball Tournament – Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Karaoke Hosted by Empress – Speakeasy, Carrboro (9 PM)
Board Game Night – Moon Dog Meadery, Durham (7–11 PM)
Great options for nightlife, socializing, or casual entertainment.
📍 Why Follow DoRaleigh Event Guides?
At DoRaleigh.com, we spotlight local events, free things to do, community happenings, cultural experiences, nightlife, and Triangle business deals — helping residents and visitors stay connected to what’s happening across Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill.
👉 Bookmark DoRaleigh.com for daily event updates, weekend guides, and local insider tips.
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-19 · 12:00 UTC

Triangle Event Guide – Thursday February 19th Edition

Things to Do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary & the Triangle Today
Looking for things to do in the Triangle on Thursday, February 19, 2026? From free events, food giveaways, live music, cultural experiences, trivia nights, watch parties, and local deals, there’s something happening across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Sanford, and beyond.
Whether you’re planning an after-work outing, family activity, date night, or budget-friendly entertainment, this Triangle Event Guide from DoRaleigh.com has you covered.
🎉 Featured Deals, Community & Daytime Events
Buy One Get One Free – Nothing Bundt Cakes All Day | Discounted | Multiple Triangle locations Perfect sweet treat deal to start the day.
Winter Olympics Watch Parties All Day | Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh Catch Olympic action with fellow fans. Free Food Giveaway
Food Bank of Central & Eastern NC 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Central Carolina Community Campus (Sanford) Community support event providing free food resources.
Great Decisions Discussion Series 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Woman’s Club of Raleigh Engage in global affairs and thoughtful conversation.
🧒 Family, Educational & Cultural Events
Lunar New Year: K-5 Adventures 4:30–5:15 PM | FREE | Holly Springs Community Library Cultural learning and fun for kids. Artist Reception: Relevant Material – Contemporary Quilting 5:30–7:30 PM | FREE | Block Gallery, Raleigh
Explore modern textile art and meet artists. An Evening with NC Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green 6:00–8:00 PM | FREE | Gregg Museum, Raleigh
Inspiring poetry and cultural dialogue. Black History Month Film: “The Color Purple” 7:00 PM | $8.53 | The Cary Theater A powerful cinematic celebration during Black History Month.
🍷 Food, Wellness & Social Events
Thursday Uncorked — Half-Price Wine Bottles 4:00–10:00 PM | Discounted | The Longleaf Hotel, Raleigh
Reiki for Relaxation & Renewal with Audra 5:00–7:00 PM | FREE | Glen Eden Pilot Park, Raleigh
Outdoor wellness and stress relief session. Winter Soup Swap 6:30 PM | FREE | The Daily Beer Bar, Durham Bring soup, share recipes, connect with community.
🎶 Music, Comedy & Nightlife
Live Music: One Block Over 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Blackbird Brewery, Wake Forest
Vinyl Nights 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Gizmo Brew Works, Durham Raleigh
Uke Jam 6:30–8:30 PM | FREE | Church of the Nativity, Raleigh
Free Comedy Night 7:00–8:30 PM | FREE | Sneaky Penguin Brewing, Raleigh
Music Bingo 7:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Fortnight Brewing, Cary
Jazz: The Session 8:00–11:00 PM | FREE | Bond Brothers Eastside, Cary
Country Music Night 9:00 PM | FREE | Slim’s, Raleigh
🎤 Late-Night Fun & Games
Thursday Karaoke – Tap Yard, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Skee Ball Tournament – Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Karaoke Hosted by Empress – Speakeasy, Carrboro (9 PM)
Board Game Night – Moon Dog Meadery, Durham (7–11 PM)
Great options for nightlife, socializing, or casual entertainment.
📍 Why Follow DoRaleigh Event Guides?
At DoRaleigh.com, we spotlight local events, free things to do, community happenings, cultural experiences, nightlife, and Triangle business deals — helping residents and visitors stay connected to what’s happening across Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill.
👉 Bookmark DoRaleigh.com for daily event updates, weekend guides, and local insider tips.
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-19 · 12:00 UTC

Triangle Event Guide – Thursday February 19th Edition

Things to Do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary & the Triangle Today
Looking for things to do in the Triangle on Thursday, February 19, 2026? From free events, food giveaways, live music, cultural experiences, trivia nights, watch parties, and local deals, there’s something happening across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Sanford, and beyond.
Whether you’re planning an after-work outing, family activity, date night, or budget-friendly entertainment, this Triangle Event Guide from DoRaleigh.com has you covered.
🎉 Featured Deals, Community & Daytime Events
Buy One Get One Free – Nothing Bundt Cakes All Day | Discounted | Multiple Triangle locations Perfect sweet treat deal to start the day.
Winter Olympics Watch Parties All Day | Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh Catch Olympic action with fellow fans. Free Food Giveaway
Food Bank of Central & Eastern NC 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Central Carolina Community Campus (Sanford) Community support event providing free food resources.
Great Decisions Discussion Series 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Woman’s Club of Raleigh Engage in global affairs and thoughtful conversation.
🧒 Family, Educational & Cultural Events
Lunar New Year: K-5 Adventures 4:30–5:15 PM | FREE | Holly Springs Community Library Cultural learning and fun for kids. Artist Reception: Relevant Material – Contemporary Quilting 5:30–7:30 PM | FREE | Block Gallery, Raleigh
Explore modern textile art and meet artists. An Evening with NC Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green 6:00–8:00 PM | FREE | Gregg Museum, Raleigh
Inspiring poetry and cultural dialogue. Black History Month Film: “The Color Purple” 7:00 PM | $8.53 | The Cary Theater A powerful cinematic celebration during Black History Month.
🍷 Food, Wellness & Social Events
Thursday Uncorked — Half-Price Wine Bottles 4:00–10:00 PM | Discounted | The Longleaf Hotel, Raleigh
Reiki for Relaxation & Renewal with Audra 5:00–7:00 PM | FREE | Glen Eden Pilot Park, Raleigh
Outdoor wellness and stress relief session. Winter Soup Swap 6:30 PM | FREE | The Daily Beer Bar, Durham Bring soup, share recipes, connect with community.
🎶 Music, Comedy & Nightlife
Live Music: One Block Over 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Blackbird Brewery, Wake Forest
Vinyl Nights 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Gizmo Brew Works, Durham Raleigh
Uke Jam 6:30–8:30 PM | FREE | Church of the Nativity, Raleigh
Free Comedy Night 7:00–8:30 PM | FREE | Sneaky Penguin Brewing, Raleigh
Music Bingo 7:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Fortnight Brewing, Cary
Jazz: The Session 8:00–11:00 PM | FREE | Bond Brothers Eastside, Cary
Country Music Night 9:00 PM | FREE | Slim’s, Raleigh
🎤 Late-Night Fun & Games
Thursday Karaoke – Tap Yard, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Skee Ball Tournament – Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Karaoke Hosted by Empress – Speakeasy, Carrboro (9 PM)
Board Game Night – Moon Dog Meadery, Durham (7–11 PM)
Great options for nightlife, socializing, or casual entertainment.
📍 Why Follow DoRaleigh Event Guides?
At DoRaleigh.com, we spotlight local events, free things to do, community happenings, cultural experiences, nightlife, and Triangle business deals — helping residents and visitors stay connected to what’s happening across Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill.
👉 Bookmark DoRaleigh.com for daily event updates, weekend guides, and local insider tips.
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-19 · 12:00 UTC

Triangle Event Guide – Thursday February 19th Edition

Things to Do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary & the Triangle Today
Looking for things to do in the Triangle on Thursday, February 19, 2026? From free events, food giveaways, live music, cultural experiences, trivia nights, watch parties, and local deals, there’s something happening across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Sanford, and beyond.
Whether you’re planning an after-work outing, family activity, date night, or budget-friendly entertainment, this Triangle Event Guide from DoRaleigh.com has you covered.
🎉 Featured Deals, Community & Daytime Events
Buy One Get One Free – Nothing Bundt Cakes All Day | Discounted | Multiple Triangle locations Perfect sweet treat deal to start the day.
Winter Olympics Watch Parties All Day | Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh Catch Olympic action with fellow fans. Free Food Giveaway
Food Bank of Central & Eastern NC 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Central Carolina Community Campus (Sanford) Community support event providing free food resources.
Great Decisions Discussion Series 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Woman’s Club of Raleigh Engage in global affairs and thoughtful conversation.
🧒 Family, Educational & Cultural Events
Lunar New Year: K-5 Adventures 4:30–5:15 PM | FREE | Holly Springs Community Library Cultural learning and fun for kids. Artist Reception: Relevant Material – Contemporary Quilting 5:30–7:30 PM | FREE | Block Gallery, Raleigh
Explore modern textile art and meet artists. An Evening with NC Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green 6:00–8:00 PM | FREE | Gregg Museum, Raleigh
Inspiring poetry and cultural dialogue. Black History Month Film: “The Color Purple” 7:00 PM | $8.53 | The Cary Theater A powerful cinematic celebration during Black History Month.
🍷 Food, Wellness & Social Events
Thursday Uncorked — Half-Price Wine Bottles 4:00–10:00 PM | Discounted | The Longleaf Hotel, Raleigh
Reiki for Relaxation & Renewal with Audra 5:00–7:00 PM | FREE | Glen Eden Pilot Park, Raleigh
Outdoor wellness and stress relief session. Winter Soup Swap 6:30 PM | FREE | The Daily Beer Bar, Durham Bring soup, share recipes, connect with community.
🎶 Music, Comedy & Nightlife
Live Music: One Block Over 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Blackbird Brewery, Wake Forest
Vinyl Nights 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Gizmo Brew Works, Durham Raleigh
Uke Jam 6:30–8:30 PM | FREE | Church of the Nativity, Raleigh
Free Comedy Night 7:00–8:30 PM | FREE | Sneaky Penguin Brewing, Raleigh
Music Bingo 7:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Fortnight Brewing, Cary
Jazz: The Session 8:00–11:00 PM | FREE | Bond Brothers Eastside, Cary
Country Music Night 9:00 PM | FREE | Slim’s, Raleigh
🎤 Late-Night Fun & Games
Thursday Karaoke – Tap Yard, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Skee Ball Tournament – Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Karaoke Hosted by Empress – Speakeasy, Carrboro (9 PM)
Board Game Night – Moon Dog Meadery, Durham (7–11 PM)
Great options for nightlife, socializing, or casual entertainment.
📍 Why Follow DoRaleigh Event Guides?
At DoRaleigh.com, we spotlight local events, free things to do, community happenings, cultural experiences, nightlife, and Triangle business deals — helping residents and visitors stay connected to what’s happening across Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill.
👉 Bookmark DoRaleigh.com for daily event updates, weekend guides, and local insider tips.
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-19 · 12:00 UTC

Triangle Event Guide – Thursday February 19th Edition

Things to Do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary & the Triangle Today
Looking for things to do in the Triangle on Thursday, February 19, 2026? From free events, food giveaways, live music, cultural experiences, trivia nights, watch parties, and local deals, there’s something happening across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Sanford, and beyond.
Whether you’re planning an after-work outing, family activity, date night, or budget-friendly entertainment, this Triangle Event Guide from DoRaleigh.com has you covered.
🎉 Featured Deals, Community & Daytime Events
Buy One Get One Free – Nothing Bundt Cakes All Day | Discounted | Multiple Triangle locations Perfect sweet treat deal to start the day.
Winter Olympics Watch Parties All Day | Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh Catch Olympic action with fellow fans. Free Food Giveaway
Food Bank of Central & Eastern NC 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Central Carolina Community Campus (Sanford) Community support event providing free food resources.
Great Decisions Discussion Series 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | FREE | Woman’s Club of Raleigh Engage in global affairs and thoughtful conversation.
🧒 Family, Educational & Cultural Events
Lunar New Year: K-5 Adventures 4:30–5:15 PM | FREE | Holly Springs Community Library Cultural learning and fun for kids. Artist Reception: Relevant Material – Contemporary Quilting 5:30–7:30 PM | FREE | Block Gallery, Raleigh
Explore modern textile art and meet artists. An Evening with NC Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green 6:00–8:00 PM | FREE | Gregg Museum, Raleigh
Inspiring poetry and cultural dialogue. Black History Month Film: “The Color Purple” 7:00 PM | $8.53 | The Cary Theater A powerful cinematic celebration during Black History Month.
🍷 Food, Wellness & Social Events
Thursday Uncorked — Half-Price Wine Bottles 4:00–10:00 PM | Discounted | The Longleaf Hotel, Raleigh
Reiki for Relaxation & Renewal with Audra 5:00–7:00 PM | FREE | Glen Eden Pilot Park, Raleigh
Outdoor wellness and stress relief session. Winter Soup Swap 6:30 PM | FREE | The Daily Beer Bar, Durham Bring soup, share recipes, connect with community.
🎶 Music, Comedy & Nightlife
Live Music: One Block Over 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Blackbird Brewery, Wake Forest
Vinyl Nights 6:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Gizmo Brew Works, Durham Raleigh
Uke Jam 6:30–8:30 PM | FREE | Church of the Nativity, Raleigh
Free Comedy Night 7:00–8:30 PM | FREE | Sneaky Penguin Brewing, Raleigh
Music Bingo 7:00–9:00 PM | FREE | Fortnight Brewing, Cary
Jazz: The Session 8:00–11:00 PM | FREE | Bond Brothers Eastside, Cary
Country Music Night 9:00 PM | FREE | Slim’s, Raleigh
🎤 Late-Night Fun & Games
Thursday Karaoke – Tap Yard, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Skee Ball Tournament – Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Raleigh (9–11 PM)
Karaoke Hosted by Empress – Speakeasy, Carrboro (9 PM)
Board Game Night – Moon Dog Meadery, Durham (7–11 PM)
Great options for nightlife, socializing, or casual entertainment.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-09 · 16:00 UTC

Raleigh Photos From The Past Weekend Events

Civic Engagement, Culture, and Community Highlights Across Raleigh
Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes
This weekend in Raleigh showcased the city’s vibrant mix of civic engagement, arts, and community celebration. From political dialogue at Shaw University to Black History Month festivities at Chavis Park and a creative photography showcase downtown, residents showed up, stayed engaged, and celebrated Raleigh culture — even when unexpected challenges like power outages arose.
Here’s a recap of some of the most notable moments captured around the city this weekend.
Friday: Residential Urbanity Photography Showcase
Kicking off the weekend, the Residential Urbanity: A Modern Showcase of Triangle Skate Photographers event highlighted local creative talent and Raleigh’s growing arts scene.
Hosted as part of First Friday programming, the showcase featured:
Contemporary skate photography Local artist perspectives Community networking around art and culture
The exhibit reflected Raleigh’s evolving creative landscape and the importance of supporting regional artists and storytellers.
Saturday: Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum at Shaw University
Community members gathered at Shaw University for the Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum on February 7, 2026, where local voters had the opportunity to hear directly from candidates about key issues impacting Raleigh’s future.
The forum encouraged respectful discussion around:
Local economic development Infrastructure and housing priorities Public safety and transportation Community engagement and civic participation
Events like this highlight how important direct dialogue is between residents and local leadership as Raleigh continues to grow.
👉 Read more about the forum
Saturday: Celebrate Black History Month at Chavis Park
Despite a temporary power outage, the Black History Month celebration at John Chavis Memorial Park continued — demonstrating the resilience and community spirit that Raleigh is known for.
The event featured:
Cultural activities and community engagement Family-friendly programming Celebrations honoring Black history, heritage, and contributions
Attendees embraced the experience regardless of the unexpected circumstances, reinforcing how meaningful these community gatherings are.

Sunday: Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh — Event Recap
The Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh event brought together community members, leaders, and supporters for an inspiring evening dedicated to honoring individuals actively uplifting the Black community in Raleigh. The powerful panel discussion, Living Legends of Raleigh, featured Dr. Paul Baker, Dr. James T. Roberson Jr., Frances Lonnette Williams, Rozalyn Blair-Sanders, SGT Patricia Harris, and SFC Elree Smith—each recognized for their lasting contributions to education, faith, military service, arts, and community development. Through candid conversation and storytelling, attendees gained insight into their journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the impact they continue to make across the Triangle.
Hosted by entertainer and radio personality Les Long, the evening blended reflection, celebration, and culture with live music from the Phenix Fire Jazz Band adding energy and soul to the gathering. Themes like Roots & Rise, Breaking Barriers, Building the Future, and Legacy & Love resonated deeply with attendees, reinforcing the importance of honoring leaders while they are still shaping the community. Events like this continue to highlight Raleigh’s rich Black history, cultural resilience, and the ongoing work of those building stronger futures for the next generation.
Raleigh Community Snapshot
This weekend’s events reflect what makes Raleigh unique:
✔ Strong civic engagement
✔ Vibrant arts and culture scene
✔ Community resilience
✔ Celebration of diverse voices and histories
Whether through political forums, cultural celebrations, or creative exhibitions, Raleigh continues to show why community participation remains central to the city’s identity.

Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
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Local event coverage Civic engagement updates Arts and culture highlights Weekend event guides Community photo recaps
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-09 · 16:00 UTC

Raleigh Photos From The Past Weekend Events

Civic Engagement, Culture, and Community Highlights Across Raleigh
Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes
This weekend in Raleigh showcased the city’s vibrant mix of civic engagement, arts, and community celebration. From political dialogue at Shaw University to Black History Month festivities at Chavis Park and a creative photography showcase downtown, residents showed up, stayed engaged, and celebrated Raleigh culture — even when unexpected challenges like power outages arose.
Here’s a recap of some of the most notable moments captured around the city this weekend.
Friday: Residential Urbanity Photography Showcase
Kicking off the weekend, the Residential Urbanity: A Modern Showcase of Triangle Skate Photographers event highlighted local creative talent and Raleigh’s growing arts scene.
Hosted as part of First Friday programming, the showcase featured:
Contemporary skate photography Local artist perspectives Community networking around art and culture
The exhibit reflected Raleigh’s evolving creative landscape and the importance of supporting regional artists and storytellers.
Saturday: Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum at Shaw University
Community members gathered at Shaw University for the Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum on February 7, 2026, where local voters had the opportunity to hear directly from candidates about key issues impacting Raleigh’s future.
The forum encouraged respectful discussion around:
Local economic development Infrastructure and housing priorities Public safety and transportation Community engagement and civic participation
Events like this highlight how important direct dialogue is between residents and local leadership as Raleigh continues to grow.
👉 Read more about the forum
Saturday: Celebrate Black History Month at Chavis Park
Despite a temporary power outage, the Black History Month celebration at John Chavis Memorial Park continued — demonstrating the resilience and community spirit that Raleigh is known for.
The event featured:
Cultural activities and community engagement Family-friendly programming Celebrations honoring Black history, heritage, and contributions
Attendees embraced the experience regardless of the unexpected circumstances, reinforcing how meaningful these community gatherings are.

Sunday: Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh — Event Recap
The Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh event brought together community members, leaders, and supporters for an inspiring evening dedicated to honoring individuals actively uplifting the Black community in Raleigh. The powerful panel discussion, Living Legends of Raleigh, featured Dr. Paul Baker, Dr. James T. Roberson Jr., Frances Lonnette Williams, Rozalyn Blair-Sanders, SGT Patricia Harris, and SFC Elree Smith—each recognized for their lasting contributions to education, faith, military service, arts, and community development. Through candid conversation and storytelling, attendees gained insight into their journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the impact they continue to make across the Triangle.
Hosted by entertainer and radio personality Les Long, the evening blended reflection, celebration, and culture with live music from the Phenix Fire Jazz Band adding energy and soul to the gathering. Themes like Roots & Rise, Breaking Barriers, Building the Future, and Legacy & Love resonated deeply with attendees, reinforcing the importance of honoring leaders while they are still shaping the community. Events like this continue to highlight Raleigh’s rich Black history, cultural resilience, and the ongoing work of those building stronger futures for the next generation.
Raleigh Community Snapshot
This weekend’s events reflect what makes Raleigh unique:
✔ Strong civic engagement
✔ Vibrant arts and culture scene
✔ Community resilience
✔ Celebration of diverse voices and histories
Whether through political forums, cultural celebrations, or creative exhibitions, Raleigh continues to show why community participation remains central to the city’s identity.

Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
Follow DoRaleigh.com for:
Local event coverage Civic engagement updates Arts and culture highlights Weekend event guides Community photo recaps
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-09 · 16:00 UTC

Raleigh Photos From The Past Weekend Events

Civic Engagement, Culture, and Community Highlights Across Raleigh
Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes
This weekend in Raleigh showcased the city’s vibrant mix of civic engagement, arts, and community celebration. From political dialogue at Shaw University to Black History Month festivities at Chavis Park and a creative photography showcase downtown, residents showed up, stayed engaged, and celebrated Raleigh culture — even when unexpected challenges like power outages arose.
Here’s a recap of some of the most notable moments captured around the city this weekend.
Friday: Residential Urbanity Photography Showcase
Kicking off the weekend, the Residential Urbanity: A Modern Showcase of Triangle Skate Photographers event highlighted local creative talent and Raleigh’s growing arts scene.
Hosted as part of First Friday programming, the showcase featured:
Contemporary skate photography Local artist perspectives Community networking around art and culture
The exhibit reflected Raleigh’s evolving creative landscape and the importance of supporting regional artists and storytellers.
Saturday: Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum at Shaw University
Community members gathered at Shaw University for the Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum on February 7, 2026, where local voters had the opportunity to hear directly from candidates about key issues impacting Raleigh’s future.
The forum encouraged respectful discussion around:
Local economic development Infrastructure and housing priorities Public safety and transportation Community engagement and civic participation
Events like this highlight how important direct dialogue is between residents and local leadership as Raleigh continues to grow.
👉 Read more about the forum
Saturday: Celebrate Black History Month at Chavis Park
Despite a temporary power outage, the Black History Month celebration at John Chavis Memorial Park continued — demonstrating the resilience and community spirit that Raleigh is known for.
The event featured:
Cultural activities and community engagement Family-friendly programming Celebrations honoring Black history, heritage, and contributions
Attendees embraced the experience regardless of the unexpected circumstances, reinforcing how meaningful these community gatherings are.

Sunday: Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh — Event Recap
The Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh event brought together community members, leaders, and supporters for an inspiring evening dedicated to honoring individuals actively uplifting the Black community in Raleigh. The powerful panel discussion, Living Legends of Raleigh, featured Dr. Paul Baker, Dr. James T. Roberson Jr., Frances Lonnette Williams, Rozalyn Blair-Sanders, SGT Patricia Harris, and SFC Elree Smith—each recognized for their lasting contributions to education, faith, military service, arts, and community development. Through candid conversation and storytelling, attendees gained insight into their journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the impact they continue to make across the Triangle.
Hosted by entertainer and radio personality Les Long, the evening blended reflection, celebration, and culture with live music from the Phenix Fire Jazz Band adding energy and soul to the gathering. Themes like Roots & Rise, Breaking Barriers, Building the Future, and Legacy & Love resonated deeply with attendees, reinforcing the importance of honoring leaders while they are still shaping the community. Events like this continue to highlight Raleigh’s rich Black history, cultural resilience, and the ongoing work of those building stronger futures for the next generation.
Raleigh Community Snapshot
This weekend’s events reflect what makes Raleigh unique:
✔ Strong civic engagement
✔ Vibrant arts and culture scene
✔ Community resilience
✔ Celebration of diverse voices and histories
Whether through political forums, cultural celebrations, or creative exhibitions, Raleigh continues to show why community participation remains central to the city’s identity.

Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
Follow DoRaleigh.com for:
Local event coverage Civic engagement updates Arts and culture highlights Weekend event guides Community photo recaps
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-09 · 16:00 UTC

Raleigh Photos From The Past Weekend Events

Civic Engagement, Culture, and Community Highlights Across Raleigh
Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes
This weekend in Raleigh showcased the city’s vibrant mix of civic engagement, arts, and community celebration. From political dialogue at Shaw University to Black History Month festivities at Chavis Park and a creative photography showcase downtown, residents showed up, stayed engaged, and celebrated Raleigh culture — even when unexpected challenges like power outages arose.
Here’s a recap of some of the most notable moments captured around the city this weekend.
Friday: Residential Urbanity Photography Showcase
Kicking off the weekend, the Residential Urbanity: A Modern Showcase of Triangle Skate Photographers event highlighted local creative talent and Raleigh’s growing arts scene.
Hosted as part of First Friday programming, the showcase featured:
Contemporary skate photography Local artist perspectives Community networking around art and culture
The exhibit reflected Raleigh’s evolving creative landscape and the importance of supporting regional artists and storytellers.
Saturday: Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum at Shaw University
Community members gathered at Shaw University for the Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum on February 7, 2026, where local voters had the opportunity to hear directly from candidates about key issues impacting Raleigh’s future.
The forum encouraged respectful discussion around:
Local economic development Infrastructure and housing priorities Public safety and transportation Community engagement and civic participation
Events like this highlight how important direct dialogue is between residents and local leadership as Raleigh continues to grow.
👉 Read more about the forum
Saturday: Celebrate Black History Month at Chavis Park
Despite a temporary power outage, the Black History Month celebration at John Chavis Memorial Park continued — demonstrating the resilience and community spirit that Raleigh is known for.
The event featured:
Cultural activities and community engagement Family-friendly programming Celebrations honoring Black history, heritage, and contributions
Attendees embraced the experience regardless of the unexpected circumstances, reinforcing how meaningful these community gatherings are.

Sunday: Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh — Event Recap
The Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh event brought together community members, leaders, and supporters for an inspiring evening dedicated to honoring individuals actively uplifting the Black community in Raleigh. The powerful panel discussion, Living Legends of Raleigh, featured Dr. Paul Baker, Dr. James T. Roberson Jr., Frances Lonnette Williams, Rozalyn Blair-Sanders, SGT Patricia Harris, and SFC Elree Smith—each recognized for their lasting contributions to education, faith, military service, arts, and community development. Through candid conversation and storytelling, attendees gained insight into their journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the impact they continue to make across the Triangle.
Hosted by entertainer and radio personality Les Long, the evening blended reflection, celebration, and culture with live music from the Phenix Fire Jazz Band adding energy and soul to the gathering. Themes like Roots & Rise, Breaking Barriers, Building the Future, and Legacy & Love resonated deeply with attendees, reinforcing the importance of honoring leaders while they are still shaping the community. Events like this continue to highlight Raleigh’s rich Black history, cultural resilience, and the ongoing work of those building stronger futures for the next generation.
Raleigh Community Snapshot
This weekend’s events reflect what makes Raleigh unique:
✔ Strong civic engagement
✔ Vibrant arts and culture scene
✔ Community resilience
✔ Celebration of diverse voices and histories
Whether through political forums, cultural celebrations, or creative exhibitions, Raleigh continues to show why community participation remains central to the city’s identity.

Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
Follow DoRaleigh.com for:
Local event coverage Civic engagement updates Arts and culture highlights Weekend event guides Community photo recaps
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-09 · 16:00 UTC

Raleigh Photos From The Past Weekend Events

Civic Engagement, Culture, and Community Highlights Across Raleigh
Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes
This weekend in Raleigh showcased the city’s vibrant mix of civic engagement, arts, and community celebration. From political dialogue at Shaw University to Black History Month festivities at Chavis Park and a creative photography showcase downtown, residents showed up, stayed engaged, and celebrated Raleigh culture — even when unexpected challenges like power outages arose.
Here’s a recap of some of the most notable moments captured around the city this weekend.
Friday: Residential Urbanity Photography Showcase
Kicking off the weekend, the Residential Urbanity: A Modern Showcase of Triangle Skate Photographers event highlighted local creative talent and Raleigh’s growing arts scene.
Hosted as part of First Friday programming, the showcase featured:
Contemporary skate photography Local artist perspectives Community networking around art and culture
The exhibit reflected Raleigh’s evolving creative landscape and the importance of supporting regional artists and storytellers.
Saturday: Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum at Shaw University
Community members gathered at Shaw University for the Raleigh Non-Partisan Candidates Forum on February 7, 2026, where local voters had the opportunity to hear directly from candidates about key issues impacting Raleigh’s future.
The forum encouraged respectful discussion around:
Local economic development Infrastructure and housing priorities Public safety and transportation Community engagement and civic participation
Events like this highlight how important direct dialogue is between residents and local leadership as Raleigh continues to grow.
👉 Read more about the forum
Saturday: Celebrate Black History Month at Chavis Park
Despite a temporary power outage, the Black History Month celebration at John Chavis Memorial Park continued — demonstrating the resilience and community spirit that Raleigh is known for.
The event featured:
Cultural activities and community engagement Family-friendly programming Celebrations honoring Black history, heritage, and contributions
Attendees embraced the experience regardless of the unexpected circumstances, reinforcing how meaningful these community gatherings are.

Sunday: Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh — Event Recap
The Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh event brought together community members, leaders, and supporters for an inspiring evening dedicated to honoring individuals actively uplifting the Black community in Raleigh. The powerful panel discussion, Living Legends of Raleigh, featured Dr. Paul Baker, Dr. James T. Roberson Jr., Frances Lonnette Williams, Rozalyn Blair-Sanders, SGT Patricia Harris, and SFC Elree Smith—each recognized for their lasting contributions to education, faith, military service, arts, and community development. Through candid conversation and storytelling, attendees gained insight into their journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the impact they continue to make across the Triangle.
Hosted by entertainer and radio personality Les Long, the evening blended reflection, celebration, and culture with live music from the Phenix Fire Jazz Band adding energy and soul to the gathering. Themes like Roots & Rise, Breaking Barriers, Building the Future, and Legacy & Love resonated deeply with attendees, reinforcing the importance of honoring leaders while they are still shaping the community. Events like this continue to highlight Raleigh’s rich Black history, cultural resilience, and the ongoing work of those building stronger futures for the next generation.
Raleigh Community Snapshot
This weekend’s events reflect what makes Raleigh unique:
✔ Strong civic engagement
✔ Vibrant arts and culture scene
✔ Community resilience
✔ Celebration of diverse voices and histories
Whether through political forums, cultural celebrations, or creative exhibitions, Raleigh continues to show why community participation remains central to the city’s identity.

Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
Follow DoRaleigh.com for:
Local event coverage Civic engagement updates Arts and culture highlights Weekend event guides Community photo recaps
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-07 · 11:21 UTC

Triangle Event Guide Weekend Edition (Feb. 7–8, 2026)

Winter Olympics Watch Parties, Super Bowl Events, Festivals & Things To Do in Raleigh-Durham
Looking for things to do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, and across the Triangle this weekend? The DoRaleigh Triangle Event Guide Weekend Edition for February 7–8, 2026 highlights Winter Olympics watch parties, community festivals, markets, family activities, sports watch parties, live music, cultural events, and plenty of free things to do.
From Super Bowl parties and Lunar New Year celebrations to art exhibits, hikes, markets, and local brewery events, there’s something happening across the Triangle all weekend.

Saturday, February 7, 2026 — Triangle Events

Featured All-Day Events
Winter Olympics Watch Parties — All Day | Raleigh Brewing (Raleigh) National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day — All Day | Various Triangle locations Krispy Kreme Doughnut Deal — Buy any dozen, get Original Glazed dozen for $2 (Multiple locations)

Morning Events
2nd Annual EagleFest at Jordan Lake — 8am–12pm | Jordan Lake Dam Eno to Eno Hike — 8am–4pm | West Point on the Eno (Durham) Krispy Kreme Challenge — 8am | Memorial Belltower, NC State (Raleigh) Cars & Coffee Morrisville — 8am–11am | Imperial Center (Durham) Girls & Women in Sports Clinic (Duke Athletics) — 9am–10:30am Home Depot Kids Workshop: Penguin Mailbox — 9am–12pm | Multiple locations Durham Craft Market — 9am–12pm | Durham Central Park

Midday Events & Community Activities
Astronomy Days — 10am–5pm | NC Museum of Natural Sciences (Raleigh) Durham Community Day — 10am–5pm | Museum of Life + Science Black History Month Celebration — 11am–2pm | John Chavis Memorial Park (Raleigh) Lunar New Year Market — 11am–4pm | Raleigh Iron Works Mystic Chili Cookoff — 12pm–4pm | Mystic Farm & Distillery (Durham) Valentine Markets & Adoption Events across Raleigh, Cary, Durham & Wake Forest

Afternoon Activities
Free Yoga at City of Raleigh Museum — 1pm Historic Yates Mill Guided Hike — 2pm Prairie Ridge Ecostation Programs — 1pm–3pm Really Really Free Markets in Carrboro & Durham area Artist Talks, Film Festivals & Gallery Events across the Triangle

Evening Entertainment & Nightlife
Duke vs. UNC Basketball Watch Parties (Cary & Durham) Live Music across Apex, Cary, Durham, Fuquay-Varina, Wake Forest & Holly Springs Karaoke nights, brewery events, and local music showcases

Sunday, February 8, 2026 — Triangle Events

All-Day Highlights
Winter Olympics Watch Parties — Raleigh Brewing Krispy Kreme Doughnut Promotion — Multiple locations Astronomy Days — NC Museum of Natural Sciences

Community, Family & Arts Events
Really Really Free Market — Eliza Pool Park (Raleigh) Artspace Open Studio — Raleigh Living in Color Exhibit Opening — Dix Park Puppy Bowl Watch Party — Hillsborough Dog Adoption Events across the Triangle

Super Bowl Sunday Watch Parties (Triangle Wide)
Expect watch parties at breweries, restaurants, wineries, and entertainment venues including:
ZincHouse Winery & Brewery (Durham) Clouds Brewing (Raleigh) Carolina Ale House locations Kings Dining + Entertainment (North Hills) Tap Yard Raleigh Dram & Draught (Soup Competition) Abbey Road Tavern Cary Sneaky Penguin Brewing (Raleigh) Beer Box Cary & The Can Opener Durham
Many locations feature food specials, contests, free snacks, or themed entertainment.

Evening Music & Social Events
Open mic nights and music jams across Durham & Raleigh Bluegrass sessions in Cary Community gatherings and cultural programming

Why This Weekend Stands Out in the Triangle
✔ Winter Olympics excitement across Raleigh breweries
✔ Super Bowl Sunday events everywhere
✔ Black History Month celebrations
✔ Lunar New Year programming
✔ Family-friendly museum days
✔ Outdoor hikes, markets, and free activities
It’s a perfect weekend to explore the Triangle’s arts, culture, food, and community scene.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-05 · 10:38 UTC

February in the Triangle – Top Things to Do

There’s plenty of fun packed into the 28 days of February 2026 in the Triangle. From cultural celebrations and seasonal festivals to family activities, sports clinics, and Valentine’s Day events, there’s something happening across Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, and surrounding communities.
As always, DoRaleigh highlighting events whenever possible — perfect for families, date nights, community connections, and local exploration.
Below are some major February highlights, followed by a broader look at what’s happening across the Triangle.

Major February 2026 Event Highlights
Groundhog Day Celebration — Garner
Date: February 2, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:15 PM
Location: White Deer Park, Garner
Cost: Free
Celebrate Groundhog Day with Snerd the Groundhog’s weather prediction plus live animals, Smokey Bear appearances, educational exhibits, and family activities.

Lunar New Year Market — Raleigh
Date: February 7, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Raleigh Iron Works
Cost: Free
Celebrate the Year of the Horse with food trucks, cultural activities, and shopping from Asian American and Pacific Islander-owned businesses.

National Girls & Women in Sports Day Clinic — Durham
Date: February 7, 2026
Time: 9:00 – 10:30 AM
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke University
Cost: Free
Young athletes (grades 1–8) can participate in clinics led by Duke women’s varsity athletes. Registration recommended.

Gold Medal Games — Cary
Date: February 7, 2026
Time: 1:00 – 5:00 PM
Location: Downtown Cary Park
Cost: Free
Celebrate winter sports with hands-on activities like VR skiing, curling demos, and Olympic watch parties.

Astronomy Days — Raleigh
Dates: February 7–8, 2026
Location: NC Museum of Natural Sciences
Cost: Free
Explore the universe through telescope viewing, scientist talks, demonstrations, and family-friendly STEM activities.

French Film Festival — Durham
Dates: February 5, 6, 7, 10, 13
Location: Rubenstein Arts Center, Duke University
Cost: Free
Enjoy French cinema with English subtitles, introductions, and Q&A sessions with scholars and filmmakers.

Super Bowl Watch Parties — Triangle Area
Date: February 8, 2026
Kickoff: 6:30 PM
Expect sports bar specials, community watch parties, and themed events throughout Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill.

BEERthoven Concert — Durham
Date: February 10, 2026
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Atomic Clock Brewing
Cost: Donations
Classical music meets craft beer featuring the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle and guest artists.

Valentine’s Day Events — Triangle Wide
Date: Around February 14, 2026
Look for romantic dinners, singles mixers, concerts, themed markets, and unique local experiences throughout the Triangle.

Mardi Gras Celebrations — Triangle Area
Dates: February 13–21, 2026
Cost: Mostly Free
Expect parades, live music, beads, food specials, and festive community gatherings.

Geek Garage Sale — Durham
Date: February 21, 2026
Time: 12:00 – 3:00 PM
Location: Atomic Empire
Cost: Free to attend
Shop board games, collectibles, toys, and fandom gear — a fun event for pop culture lovers.

African American Cultural Celebration — Raleigh
Date: February 28, 2026
Time: 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Location: NC Museum of Art
Cost: Free
One of the Triangle’s signature Black History Month events featuring performances, panels, storytelling, vendors, and family activities.

Ongoing February Highlights
Black History Month Events (All Month)
Expect:
Cultural festivals Educational programs Art exhibits Community conversations Live performances Youth activities
Many events are free and hosted across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and Chapel Hill.

National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day
Date: February 7, 2026
Participating ice cream shops across the Triangle will open early with themed treats.

Plan Your February in the Triangle
February may be short, but it’s packed with:
✔ Cultural celebrations
✔ Community festivals
✔ Seasonal activities
✔ Family-friendly outings
✔ Affordable entertainment
Whether you’re exploring downtown Raleigh, checking out Durham arts events, or discovering something new in Chapel Hill or Cary, February is a great month to stay connected locally.

Stay Connected With DoRaleigh
For daily event updates, community news, and local happenings:
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-05 · 08:08 UTC

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

#africanamericanculturalcelebration #africanamericanheritage #breachofpeaceperformance #breweryevents #businessgrowth #businessgrowthopportunity
DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-05 · 08:08 UTC

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.
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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
Post your community News, Events, and you can request placing a Paid ad on our Submissions Page.
Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
For more:
👉 Visit DoRaleigh regularly
👉 Submit local events
👉 Follow community coverage
👉 Share events with neighbors and networks
#AfricanAmericanCulturalCelebration #AfricanAmericanHeritage #BreachOfPeacePerformance #BreweryEvents #BusinessGrowth #BusinessGrowthOpportunity #CarrboroNights #CouncilMeetings #DowntownRaleighEvents #AfricanAmericanCulturalEventsNC #Arts #BlackCultureEventsNC #BlackHistoryMonthRaleigh #BlackHistoryMonthTriangle #CaryEvents #communityEventsRaleigh #DurhamEvents #events #FebruaryEventsTriangle #freeEventsTriangleNC #News #RaleighEvents

#africanamericanculturalcelebration #africanamericanheritage #breachofpeaceperformance #breweryevents #businessgrowth #businessgrowthopportunity
DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-05 · 08:08 UTC

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

#africanamericanculturalcelebration #africanamericanheritage #breachofpeaceperformance #breweryevents #businessgrowth #businessgrowthopportunity
DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-05 · 08:08 UTC

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

#raleighevents #news #freeeventstrianglenc #februaryeventstriangle #events #durhamevents
DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-05 · 08:08 UTC

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

#africanamericanculturalcelebration #africanamericanheritage #breachofpeaceperformance #breweryevents #businessgrowth #businessgrowthopportunity
DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-03 · 23:00 UTC

City of Raleigh Celebrate Black History Month: Things to See and Do
Events, Exhibits & Historic Landmarks Across the City
This February, Raleigh Parks invites residents and visitors to explore Black History Month programs, exhibits, and historic landmarks that honor the profound contributions of African Americans in Raleigh. From family-friendly celebrations and living history events to trolley tours and museum exhibits, many of these experiences are free and several are available year-round.
Here’s your DoRaleigh guide to what’s happening—and what’s worth visiting—during Black History Month 2026.

Black History Month Events & Exhibits

Celebrate Black History Month at John Chavis Memorial Park
Saturday, February 7 | 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Ages: All | Cost: Free
505 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Raleigh
A community-centered celebration featuring food trucks, Black-owned business vendors, activities for kids, bounce houses, arts & crafts, and more. This event is designed to educate, inspire, and bring people together in one of Raleigh’s most historic parks.

Living Legends: C.A.R.V.E. into Black Raleigh
Sunday, February 8 | 3:00 – 5:00 PM
Ages: All | Cost: Free
John P. Top Greene Community Center
401 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Raleigh
An unforgettable evening honoring Raleigh’s living legends—visionaries, trailblazers, and community champions whose work has shaped the cultural, social, and economic life of Black Raleigh.

Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum: Past, Present, and Future
Thursday, February 12 | 12:00 – 1:00 PM
Ages: All | Cost: Free
City of Raleigh Museum
220 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh
Learn about new tours and updated exhibits featuring original artifacts from the Pope family, highlighting the legacy of one of Raleigh’s most influential African American families.

Black Superhero Gallery
Friday, February 20 | 5:00 – 7:00 PM
Ages: All | Cost: Free
City of Raleigh Museum | 220 Fayetteville Street
Discover the history of African American superheroes in comics and film. This event includes a discussion, historic comic book displays, and conversations about representation and storytelling.

Black History Trolley Tour (Oberlin Village)
Saturday, February 21 & Sunday, February 22 | 1:00 PM & 2:30 PM
Ages: All | Cost: $15
Mordecai Historic Park
1 Mimosa Street, Raleigh
Ride the Historic Raleigh Trolley on a special Black History edition highlighting Oberlin Village, with stops including the Historic Turner House and Oberlin Cemetery, exploring themes of freedom, education, and community.
🔔 Tip: Check back throughout the month—additional events may be added.

Historic African American Landmarks in Raleigh
Raleigh is home to numerous parks, cemeteries, and historic sites significant to African American history. Several are listed on local, state, and national historic registers.
John Chavis Memorial Park & Carousel
505 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Raleigh
Created in 1937 under the Works Progress Administration, this park provided Black families with recreational opportunities during segregation. The historic carousel—still operating today—is one of the few vintage carousels remaining in the region. The park honors John Chavis, a Revolutionary War soldier, educator, and minister.
John P. “Top” Greene Community Center
401 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Raleigh
Named for community activist John P. “Top” Greene, this center features exhibits interpreting the history and culture of South Park and East Raleigh neighborhoods.
Latta University Historic Park
1001 Parker Street, Raleigh
Founded in 1892 by Rev. Morgan London Latta, a formerly enslaved educator, Latta University once served over 1,400 students, including orphaned children of formerly enslaved people. Though the original residence was lost in a 2007 fire, the site remains an important landmark.
Mt. Hope Cemetery
120 Prospect Avenue, Raleigh
Established in 1872, Mt. Hope is one of North Carolina’s earliest municipal cemeteries for African Americans. It is the final resting place of prominent figures including Dr. Manassa T. Pope, educator Lucille M. Hunter, and businessman James E. Hamlin.
Pioneers Building at Method Community Park
514 Method Road, Raleigh
Once the agricultural building of Berry O’Kelly High School, the first fully accredited and largest rural high school for African Americans in North Carolina.
Pope House Museum
511 South Wilmington Street, Raleigh
The only African American house museum in North Carolina, offering insight into the life of Dr. Manassa Thomas Pope, the only Black man to run for mayor of a Southern capital during the Jim Crow era.

Experience Black History Month in Raleigh
From interactive events to historic spaces you can visit year-round, Raleigh Parks offers meaningful ways to connect with Black history, culture, and community throughout February and beyond.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-01-30 · 11:57 UTC

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 & Connection
The 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!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-01-30 · 11:57 UTC

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 & Connection
The 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!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-01-30 · 11:57 UTC

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 & Connection
The 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!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-01-30 · 11:57 UTC

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 & Connection
The 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!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-01-30 · 11:57 UTC

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 & Connection
The 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.
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