Raleigh's Community Engagement team will be at the First Friday Event for The Hope Center for Youth in Foster Care. Stop by and say hello to our team members. Get informed on city projects happening around you and give us your feedback. First Friday Event for The Hope Center for Youth in Foster Care 4 to 6 p.m. Carter Building, 22 Glenwood Ave
Join us for a "Gingerbread Jam" hosted by DJ Young Fresh Prince with cookie decorating, music, and fun! Jamming activities include a story walk, crafts and your favorite holiday friends!Ages: AllCost: Free
Grab a blanket or a chair and meet your friends at Moore Square each First Friday for a fun & free feature film! Attendees will enjoy pre-show entertainment on theme with each movie before a full-length screening outside under the stars. The series is free & open to the public and food will be available for purchase on-site.
Join us for a frosty festive family night as we venture to the snowy North Pole. We encourage you to wear your favorite PJs as we enjoy a holiday-themed movie and an intermission filled with hot cocoa, popcorn, pizza and more! Registration is required for each individual 3 years old and up. The cost is $12 for each "registered" person, which includes dinner, snacks, and supplies. Ages: 3 +Cost: $12Register on RecLink
Join us at the City of Raleigh Museum to sip on fancy drinks and shop local vendors for your last-minute holiday gifts. There will be live music, a raffle and tons of fun and shopping. Ages: All agesCost: Free
Transit is a means of connecting people with opportunity. It also is a tool for improving sustainability and equity. In a growing city like Raleigh, transit helps people get around in a way that is affordable, supports walkability, and reduces carbon emissions. Making the most of a transit investment means thinking about how to grow around transit. Station area planning is the process of planning for future bus rapid transit (BRT) stations. It involves planning for where people will walk and bike to transit and how the areas around Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) stations can grow to support healthy, affordable, and equitable neighborhoods. This process is separate from the design of the Western BRT stations and bus lanes. It is a community planning process for areas within a short walk of the BRT stations along Western Boulevard but not for the BRT route itself.
The holiday season is here! Come join the Raleigh Youth Council at Abbotts Creek Community Center for your personal tour through Santa's workshop! Enjoy Art and Craft Activities, Festive Music, and a picture with a very special visitor! In addition, please help put a smile on a child's face by donating a new toy for children in need. Toy donations are optional but much appreciated. Age: Families with children 0 to 12 yearsCost: FreeRegister on RecLink
Stop by and say hello to our Community Engagement team members. Get informed on city projects happening around you and give us your feedback.
Station area planning is the process of planning for future bus rapid transit (BRT) stations. It involves planning for where people will walk and bike to transit and how the areas around BRT can grow to support healthy, affordable, and equitable neighborhoods. This process is separate from the design of the Southern BRT stations and bus lanes. It is a community planning process that will consider areas within a short walk of the BRT stations along S. Wilmington Street. Are you interested in supporting housing affordability, better places to walk and bike, and reducing carbon emissions and air pollution around future transit routes? Come plan with us!
Join the Asian Joy team, collaborators, and community members for Golden Hour, an afternoon of conversation, connection, and a chance to share your ideas with us for our upcoming mural! Happening at Feature Flora (612 W. South St.) on Sunday, December 3, from 3-5 p.m. Light refreshments and art supplies will be provided. This event is open to the public. Event Details When: Sunday, December 3, 3-5 p.m. Location: Feature Flora, 612 W. South St., Raleigh, NC 27603 Cost: Free and open to the public About Asian Joy Asian Joy is an oral history and community-driven mural project created by Ina Liu, Isabel Lu, and Sophie Tô. The project will use storytelling and public art to support the well-being and belonging of our pan-ethnic Asian American (AA) community in North Carolina. First, AA oral histories that center on finding joy will be collected and publicly archived; then, using these stories, the team will work with the community to create a mural and install it at a public location in North Carolina. This project is supported by SEEK Raleigh, an experimental public art program by Raleigh Arts. Projects should engage with the community in City of Raleigh parks, greenways, and/or community spaces.
Share Your Thoughts Our Open House What would you like to see in your neighborhood close to BRT stations? How can the community benefit from BRT and investment in station areas? Transit is a means of connecting people with opportunity. It also is a tool for improving sustainability and equity. In a growing city like Raleigh, transit helps people get around in a way that is affordable, supports walkability, and reduces carbon emissions. Making the most of a transit investment means thinking about how to grow around transit. Station area planning is the process of planning for future bus rapid transit (BRT) stations. It involves planning for where people will walk and bike to transit and how the areas around Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) stations can grow to support healthy, affordable, and equitable neighborhoods. This process is separate from the design of the Western BRT stations and bus lanes. It is a community planning process for areas within a short walk of the BRT stations along Western Boulevard but not for the BRT route itself.
Meeting on December 4th at 6pm We are so excited for the holidays and pleased to announce that we will meet in person for a combined November/December meeting of the West Raleigh CAC. Where: Powell Park Neighborhood Center When: Monday December 4 at 6:00pm Who: Everyone who lives in West Raleigh! Why: To celebrate the work we have accomplished this past year Refreshments and snacks will be on hand and we will send out a sign up sheet ahead of time in a separate email.
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