Registered volunteers will receive a Food Donation Station kit via email that includes complete instructions on how to host a drive. You can also participate in their Front Porch Food Drive through gifts of food or by hosting a donation site. Listen virtually to Emmy-winning performance artist Willa Brigham share stories of King and watch a performance by another celebrated storyteller, Janice Greene, about the story of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad. Town of Cary’s Dream Fest is honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy in two ways: through storytelling and with a family service project.
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Ongoing, offered at all state parks passports are free Attend Town of Cary’s Virtual Dream Fest Then send a picture in and receive your prize.
Stamp Your North Carolina State Parks Passportįun for the entire family, the North Carolina State Parks Passport Program allows you to keep up with all the state parks you’ve explored, guide you on fun facts and trails at each park and earn stamps and prizes while you’re doing it! Make it a goal to hit as many as you can in 2021: pick up a passport from any state park in North Carolina, don’t forget to get your stamp at each one you explore and then have it signed by a ranger after 10 visits. Up to six guests will be allowed at once, the gallery says, to “get up close and contemplate” the work. The work, by artists Grace Clark and Alexandra Chiou, touches on themes of nature and its relationship to humans, from Clark’s small-scale images of horizons to Chiou’s sculptural torn paper florals. Ĭharlotte Russell Contemporary will hold a pop-up in Cameron Village for its inaugural exhibit, On The Horizon, through the end of the month. 1, 10:00 a.m – 12:00 p.m free Mills Park Middle School 425 Mills Park Drive, Cary search Camp Gladiator on eventbrite. Bring a fitness mat, set of dumbbells and a bottle of water. People of all fitness levels and ages are welcome and the class is limited to 48 people. Get a good 60-minute workout with Camp Gladiator trainers Jasmine and Sarah. Reflect on the past and look toward the future with these writings. Snow, to pull together some wisdom to guide us in the new year. Katherine Snow Smith worked with her father, longtime The News & Observer columnist A.C. Downtown Raleigh on New Year’s Eve 2019, photo credit: Bryan Regan Write Your Resolutions (And if you haven’t made your resolutions yet, we have suggestion for that, too.) From theater to hikes to pop-up fitness classes and galleries, here are things to do in January in Raleigh and the Triangle. Happy 2021! Whether your New Year’s resolutions are to be more mindful about your health, take in a little culture or explore North Carolina further, January has options for you. Start your year with a brisk winter hike, a visit to a new art gallery in Cameron Village, local theater and more.
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