Here are some events happening in Downtown Cary that caught our eye. You can always check in with our friends at the Town of Cary for more events.
Three Kings Day celebrates the end of the Christmas season, and is traditionally the day on which children in Spanish-speaking countries receive their gifts from the Los Tres Reyes (the Three Kings or Wise Men). Cary’s Three Kings Day celebration includes dancing, music, food, and a colorful parade featuring members of different Latino cultures. Presented by Diamante, Inc. and Town of Cary. For more, visit Diamante.
This engaging storytelling event for children will feature award-winning storyteller, Willa Brigham, who will share inspiring stories for youth. Includes hands-on craft activities for kids. Please bring a gently used children's book from your personal collection to donate to Read and Feed. Want book ideas? Check out the Read and Feed book wish lists with local book stores: Quail Ridge Books, and Read with Me or visit Amazon: General Wish List; Diverse Curriculum: Black History Month Edition; and Diverse Curriculum: Hispanic Heritage Month Edition. Tellebration is a family event that is free and open to the public. Registration is not required. For general inquires please contact the help desk at the Page Walker Arts and History Center (919) 460-4963
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE 2023 DREAMFEST CELEBRATION: REIMAGING THE DREAM FOR TODAY'S GENERATION Please bring a winter accessory item to donate to Reedy Creek Middle School Needed items: socks, gloves, hats, scarves, and earmuffs Wish list: Student book bags Community Partnership with Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Sigma Rho Zeta, Cary
The featured speaker is Dr. Harry L. White Jr. and Mistress of Ceremonies Min. Brandi Q Hancock. Featured Performers NCCU Repertory Dance Co. BUMP The Triangle Youth Ensembles Pure Life Theatre Company MC Quiet Storm SRMH "E-Motion" Dance Company Phi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Food available by D' Presto, Lee's Kitchen, Kitoko Bites and Cinnabon Food Truck of NC before the celebration. Doors open to the lobby and food service begins at 5 p.m. with limited indoor seating for dining. The Sigma Rho Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. will collect winter hats, gloves, scarves, socks, and book bags for Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School students. Dreamfest is free and open to the public. Seating is open and first come, first serve. For general inquires contact the front desk of the Cary Arts Center, (919) 469-4069
