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August 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

August 1…Día de la Ciencia y la Cultura – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-5:00

August 2…Summer Concert Series – Fletcher Park – 6:00

August 3…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

August 4…Movie: Disney’s Hoppers – Pullen Park – 7:00

August 5…National Night Out – Tarboro Rd. Community Center – 5:30-8:30

August 6…Science Trivia – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

August 7…Market & Movie (Zootopia 2) – Moore Square – 5:00-9:00

August 8…Bird Watching – Dix Park – 7:30 a.m.

August 9…Summer Concert Series – Fletcher Park – 6:00

August 10…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

August 11…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

August 13…Stroll Through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

August 13…Lunchbox Lecture – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

August 13…Live After Five – Moore Square – 7:00

August 15…Family Fun Day – City of Raleigh Museum – 11:00-2:00

August 15…CaribMask Carnival – City Plaza – 11:00-8:00

August 16…Hippie Fest – Moore Square – 11:00-4:00

August 16…Forest Bathing – Dix Park – 1:00

August 16…Summer Concert Series – Pullen Park – 6:00

August 17…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

August 20…Little Explorers (ages 2-6) – Dix Park – 11:00

August 20…Science Cafe – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

August 21…Movie: Wicked for Good – Moore Square – 6:00-9:00

August 22…Kick-off to Kindergarten – Marbles Kids Museum – 9:00-5:00

August 22…Summer Celebration – Artspace – 11:00-3:00

August 22…Packapalooza – Hillsborough Street – 2:00-10:00

August 22…Kirby Derby – Dix Park – 3:30-8:00

August 23…Food Truck Rodeo – Fayetteville Street – 12:00-6:00

August 23…Summer Concert Series – Fletcher Park – 6:00

August 24…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

August 25…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

August 27…Stroll Through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

August 28…Free Friday – Mordecai Historic Park – 10:00-3:00

August 28…Poetry in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00-8:00

August 28…Movie: Godzilla vs. Mothra – Moore Square – 6:00-9:00

August 31…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

July 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

July 2…Science Trivia – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

July 3…Market & Movie (Hamilton) – Moore Square – 5:00-9:00

July 4…First in Freedom July 4th Parade – DTR – 9:30

July 4…Capitol 250: NC Freedom Fest – State Capitol – 10:00-4:00

July 4…Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration – Dix Park – Gates open at 6:00

July 6…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

July 7…Little Explorers (ages 2-6) – Dix Park – 11:00

July 7…Movie: National Treasure – Pullen Park – 7:00

July 9…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

July 9…Lunchbox Lecture – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

July 10…Trivia Night – Dix Park – 6:30

July 10…Movie: Godzilla vs. Mothra – Moore Square – 7:15

July 11…Car Showcase – Dix Park – 10:00-2:00

July 11…Sunflower Celebration – Dix Park – 10:00-8:00

July 11…Raleigh’s Summer Festival – City Plaza – 11:00-7:00

July 12…Guided Walking Tour – Dix Park – 12:00

July 12…Summer Concert Series – Fletcher Park – 6:00

July 13…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

July 14…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

July 16…Live After 5…Moore Square – 7:00

July 16…Science Cafe – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

July 19…World Cup Final Watch Party – Moore Square – 3:00-6:00

July 20…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

July 21…Tai Chi – Dix Park – 6:00

July 25…Birds After Bloom – Dix Park – 7:00-10:00 a.m.

July 25…Bird Watching – Dix Park – 7:30 a.m.

July 25…Native Plant Walk – NC DNCR – 109 E. Jones St. – 10:00-12:00

July 26…The Bubble Festival – Moore Square – 11:00-4:00

July 26…Taste of Soul NC – City Plaza – 1:00-8:00

July 26…Summer Concert Series – Fletcher Park – 6:00

July 27…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

July 28…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

July 30…Live After 5…Moore Square – 7:00

July 31…Poetry in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

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June 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

June 1…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 2…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 4…Science Trivia – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

June 4…Live After Five – Moore Square – 7:00-9:00 (Postponed)

June 5…Storytime – Dix Park – 10:00-4:00

June 5…Market & Movie (Puss in Boots) – Moore Square – 5:00-9:00

June 6…International Food Festival – Fayetteville Street – 11:00-9:00

June 7…Concert Series – Fletcher Park – 6:00-8:00

June 8…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 11…Soccer Fan Fest – Moore Square – 1:00-8:00

June 11…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

June 12…Soccer Fan Fest – Moore Square – 1:00-11:30

June 12…Trivia Night – Dix Park – 6:30

June 13…Family Fun Day – City of Raleigh Museum – 11:00-2:00

June 13…Soccer Fan Fest – Moore Square – 12:00-11:00

June 14…Soccer Fan Fest – Moore Square – 11:00-9:00

June 15…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 16…Little Explorers (ages 2-6) – Dix Park – 11:00

June 16…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 18…Lunchbox Lecture – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

June 18…Science Cafe – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

June 18…Live After Five – Union Station – 7:00-9:00

June 19…Juneteenth Celebration – Chavis Park – 10:00-9:00

June 19…Juneteenth Celebration – Moore Square – 12:00-5:00

June 20…Carolina Hurricanes Championship Celebration – DTR – 11:00-3:00

June 20…Juneteenth Celebration – Dix Park – 2:00-6:30

June 20…Movie: Shrek – Moore Square – 7:15

June 21…Summer Solstice Yoga – 6:00 A.M.

June 21…Food Truck Rodeo – Fayetteville Street – 12:00-6:00

June 21…Concert Series – Pullen Park – 6:00-8:00

June 22…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 23…Tai Chi – Dix Park – 6:00

June 23…Movie (Search for Squarepants) – Pullen Park – 7:00

June 24…Soccer Fan Fest – Pullen Park – 2:30-8:00

June 25…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

June 26…Poetry in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 27… Bird Watching – Dix Park – 7:30 A.M.

June 27… Out! Raleigh Street Festival – Fayetteville Street – 12:00-7:00

June 28…Guided Walking Tour – Dix Park – 12:00

June 28…Concert Series – Pullen Park – 6:00-8:00

June 29…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

June 30…Pilates in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

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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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