Saturday, May 4, the 39th annual Meet in the Street festival returns to historic downtown Wake Forest with over 200 arts and crafts vendors, more than 20 food vendors and
For four Thursdays in May, area residents can take their lunches to Centennial Plaza in front of the Wake Forest Town Hall and enjoy great music from noon to 1
Two Wake Forest business owners helped break ground on Wednesday, April 17, for a new retail center at 1021 Forestville Road where their existing businesses will relocate this fall. Ellie
The 20th annual HerbFest was open to the public last weekend and will be open again this weekend, from Thursday, April 26, through Sunday, April 28, at the usual spot between
May is Building Safety Month, Electrical Safety Month and Deck Safety Month, and the Wake Forest Inspections Department is launching these observances with a Building, Electrical & Deck Safety Month
The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre for the Arts is hosting a series of seminars through June to raise awareness about Alzeheimer’s disease and related dementias. Each seminar in the 2019
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department is recruiting instructors and soliciting youth and adult course/program ideas for fall 2019 at the Joyner Park Community Center. Now under
Country, blues, salsa, jazz. A wide variety of music will be offered in the 2019 Six Sundays in Spring concert series in the amphitheater at E. Carroll Joyner Park on
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources (PRCR) Department will offer a free fitness series in May. Free and open to area residents of all ages, May Month of
May is Bike Safety Month and the Town of Wake Forest is helping to raise awareness about the importance of safe bicycle use by sponsoring a free Bicycle Safety Fair
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