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October 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

October 1…Jazz in the Square – Moore Square – 6:00-8:00

October 1…Science Trivia – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

October 2…Raleigh Wide Open Music Festival – Fayetteville Street – 12:00-11:00

October 2…Market & Movie (Ghostbusters) – Moore Square – 5:00-9:00

October 2…Teen Science Cafe – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

October 3…Falling for Local – Dix Park – 11:00-6:00

October 3…Raleigh Wide Open Music Festival – Fayetteville Street – 12:00-11:00

October 4…“Music of the New Nation” Concert – Historic Mordecai Park – 1:00

October 5…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 6…Lunchbox Lecture – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

October 6…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 6…Movie: Toy Story 5 – Pullen Park – 6:00

October 8…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

October 8…Jazz in the Square – Moore Square – 6:00-8:00

October 10…Family Field Day – Fletcher Park – 10:00-2:00

October 10…Fitness with Firefighters – Chavis Park – 11:00-2:00

October 10…Celebrate “Oaktober” – Dix Park – 11:00-10:00

October 10…Fall Festival – Chavis Park – 6:00-8:00

October 11…Theater on the Greenway: Peter Rabbit – Dix Park – 2:00 & 4:00

October 12…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 13…Little Explorers (Ages 2-6) – Dix Park – 11:00

October 13…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 15…Jazz in the Square – Moore Square – 6:00-8:00

October 15…Science Cafe – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

October 17…Bird Watching – Dix Park – 8:00 a.m.

October 17…Native Plant Garden Tour – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00

October 17…Pets & Pumpkins – Moore Square – 11:00-3:00

October 17…FRESH Family Day – Artspace – 11:00-3:00

October 18…Guided Walking Tour – Dix Park – 12:00

October 19…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 20…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 22…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

October 24…Spellbound at Mordecai – Historic Mordecai Park – 10:00-2:00

October 24…Chemistry Under Construction – Moore Square – 12:00-3:00

October 26…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 27…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

October 31…Bird Watching – Dix Park – 8:00 a.m.

September 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

September 1…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

September 1…Movie: Wicked – Pullen Park – 6:00

September 3…Science Trivia – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

September 4…Market & Movie (Remember the Titans) – Moore Square – 5:00-9:00

September 5…African American Cultural Festival – Fayetteville Street – 10:00-9:00

September 6…African American Cultural Festival – Fayetteville Street – 10:00-9:00

September 8…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

September 10…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

September 10…Lunchbox Lecture – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

September 10…Hopscotch Music Festival – Moore Square – 1:00-6:00

September 11…Hopscotch Music Festival – Moore Square – 1:00-6:00

September 12…Hopscotch Music Festival – Moore Square – 10:00-6:00

September 14…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

September 15…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

September 17…Little Explorers (Ages 2-6) – Dix Park – 11:00

September 17…Jazz in the Square – Moore Square – 6:00-8:00

September 17…Science Cafe – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

September 18…’90s Skate Party – Chavis Park – 6:00-8:00

September 19…BugFest – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-7:00

September 19…Hobbit Fest – Moore Square – 11:00-6:00

September 20…Guided Walking Tour – Dix Park – 12:00

September 20…La Fiesta del Pueblo – Fayetteville Street – 12:00-6:00

September 21…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

September 22…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

September 24…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

September 24…Jazz in the Square – Moore Square – 6:00-8:00

September 25…Movie: Toy Story 5 – Halifax Park – 6:30

September 26…Raleigh Tamale Festival – Moore Square – 11:00-2:00

September 26…Oktoberfest – Fayetteville Street – 1:00-8:00

September 28…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

September 29…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 5:30

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2024 Historic Oakwood Holiday Decor Winners

The residents of Historic Oakwood in Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, love to dress up their homes and their neighborhood for the holidays. Each year the Historic Oakwood Garden Club brings in outside judges to choose the winners in several categories.

The 2024 categories are:

The Ames Christopher Award – A special award given in honor of our late long-time neighbor for exceptional creativity in design and presentation.

A Traditional Christmas – Celebrates greenery with the use of wreaths and roping, accented simply with traditional bows.

Spotlight on Nature – Characterized by the use of natural (or natural-looking) materials such as fruit, pine, cedar, nandina, magnolia, and holly with accents that highlight the decor.

Delightfully Charming – Characterized as having an attractive holiday design, not complex in execution.

Winter Whimsical – Encourages the use of a creative, unique, or eclectic theme of any materials that inspire joy in the beholder.

Best Wreath – Judges’ preference

Best Use of Lighting – Judges’ preference

Light up the Night – Celebrates the warm glow of holiday cheer.

Lights of Many Colors – Encourages the use of multicolored and/or different styles of lighting.

Enjoy this video compilation of the 2024 winners:

2023 Historic Oakwood Holiday Decor Winners

The residents of Historic Oakwood in Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, love to dress up their homes and their neighborhood for the holidays. Each year the Historic Oakwood Garden Club brings in outside judges to choose the winners in several categories.

The 2023 categories are:

  • The Ames Christopher Award – A special award given in honor of our late long-time neighbor for exceptional creativity in design and presentation.
  • A Traditional Christmas – Celebrates greenery with the use of wreaths and roping, accented simply with traditional bows.
  • Spotlight on Nature – Characterized by the use of natural (or natural-looking) materials such as fruit, pine, cedar, nandina, magnolia, and holly with accents that highlight the decor.
  • Delightfully Charming – Characterized as having an attractive holiday design, not complex in execution.
  • Winter Whimsical – Encourages the use of a creative, unique, or eclectic theme of any materials that inspire joy in the beholder.
  • Contemporary Design – Encourages a modern, streamlined Christmas where traditional opulence gets a new sense of style. Creative modernity while maintaining holiday cheer.
  • Best Wreath – Judges’ preference
  • Best Use of Lighting – Judges’ preference
  • Light up the Night – Celebrates the warm glow of holiday cheer.
  • Lights of Many Colors – Encourages the use of multicolored and/or different styles of lighting.

Enjoy this video compilation of the 2023 winners:

2022 Historic Oakwood Holiday Decor Winners

The residents of Historic Oakwood in Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, love to dress up their homes and their neighborhood for the holidays. Each year the Historic Oakwood Garden Club brings in outside judges to choose the winners in several categories.

The 2022 categories are:

  • The Ames Christopher Award – A special award given in honor of our late long-time neighbor for exceptional creativity in design and presentation.
  • A Traditional Christmas – Celebrates greenery with the use of wreaths and roping, accented simply with traditional bows.
  • Spotlight on Nature – Characterized by the use of natural (or natural-looking) materials such as fruit, pine, cedar, nandina, magnolia, and holly with accents that highlight the decor.
  • Delightfully Charming – Characterized as having an attractive holiday design, not complex in execution.
  • Winter Whimsical – Encourages the use of a creative, unique, or eclectic theme of any materials that inspire joy in the beholder.
  • Contemporary Design – Encourages a modern, streamlined Christmas where traditional opulence gets a new sense of style. Creative modernity while maintaining holiday cheer.
  • Best Wreath – Judges’ preference
  • Best Use of Lighting – Judges’ preference
  • Light up the Night – Celebrates the warm glow of holiday cheer.
  • Lights of Many Colors – Encourages the use of multicolored and/or different styles of lighting.

Enjoy this video compilation of the 2022 winners:

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