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March 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

March 1…Open Studio – Artspace – 1:30-3:30

March 2…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

March 5…Science Trivia – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

March 7…Bird Watching – Dix Park – 8:00 a.m.

March 7…Animal Adoption Day – City of Raleigh Museum – 11:00-3:00

March 8…Yoga in the Galleries – City of Raleigh Museum – 1:00

March 8…Open Studio – Artspace – 1:30-3:30

March 9…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

March 10…Tai Chi – Dix Park – 6:00

March 12…Stroll Through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

March 12…Lunchbox Lectures – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

March 14…St. Patrick’s Day Parade – DTR – 10:00

March 14…Family Fun Day – City of Raleigh Museum – 11:00-2:00

March 14…St. Patrick’s Day Block Party – Glenwood South – 12:00-10:00

March 14…Learn to Ride a Bike – Dix Park – 2:00-4:00

March 15…Open Studio – Artspace – 1:30-3:30

March 16…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

March 20…Nash Square History Stroll – Nash Square – 11:00

March 21…Away with the Fairies Market – Mordecai Historic Park – 10:00-3:00

March 21…Music at the Market – Dix Park – 11:00-5:00

March 21…Guided Walking Tour – Dix Park – 12:00

March 22…Yoga in the Galleries – City of Raleigh Museum – 1:00

March 22…Open Studio – Artspace – 1:30-3:30

March 23…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

March 26…Stroll Through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

March 26…Raleigh Parks Celebration – Dix Park – 4:30-7:30

March 26…Science Cafe: Brain Night – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

March 28…Mordecai Egg Hunt – Mordecai Historic Park – 10:00-12:30

March 28…Instrument Petting Zoo– Dix Park – 2:00-5:00

March 29…Forest Bathing – Dix Park – 1:00

March 29…Open Studio – Artspace – 1:30-3:30

March 30…Yoga in the Park – Dix Park – 6:00

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February 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

February 1…Astronomy Days – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-5:00 (Rescheduled to Feb. 8)

February 1…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

February 5…Science Trivia– N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

February 7…Astronomy Days – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-5:00

February 7…Black History Month Celebration – Chavis Park – 11:00-2:00

February 8…Astronomy Days – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-5:00

February 8…Yoga in the Galleries – City of Raleigh Museum – 1:00

February 8…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

February 12…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

February 12…Lunchbox Lecture – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

February 13…Valentine’s Day Craft Corner – Moore Square – 11:30-12:30

February 14…Family Fun Day – City of Raleigh Museum – 11:00-2:00

February 15…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

February 19…Science Cafe – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

February 20…Black Superhero Gallery – City of Raleigh Museum – 5:00-7:00

February 22…Yoga in the Galleries – City of Raleigh Museum – 1:00

February 22…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

February 26…Stroll through History Tour – Historic Oakwood Cemetery – 10:00

February 26…Nash Square Renovation Open House & Kick-off Party – Whiskey Kitchen – 5:30-8:00

February 28…Tooth Fairy Celebration – Chavis Park – 12:00-1:00

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January 2026: Free Things To Do In Downtown Raleigh

January 3…Black Civil War Reenactors – Pope House Museum – 10:00-4:00

January 4…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

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

January 8…Lunchbox Lecture – City of Raleigh Museum – 12:00

January 8…Science Trivia – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 7:00

January 10…Family Fun Day – City of Raleigh Museum – 11:00-2:00

January 11…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

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

January 17…Plant Swap – City of Raleigh Museum – 11:00-1:00

January 18…Yoga in the Galleries – City of Raleigh Museum – 1:00

January 18…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

January 19…Martin Luther King Day – Chavis Park – 12:00-3:00

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

January 23…Free Friday – Mordecai Historic Park – 10:00-4:00

January 24…Astronomy Days – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-5:00 (Rescheduled to Jan. 31)

January 25…Astronomy Days – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-5:00 (Rescheduled to Feb. 1)

January 25…Open Studio (Ages 5+) -Artspace – 1:30-3:30

January 31…Astronomy Days – N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences – 10:00-5:00 (Rescheduled to Feb. 7)

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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