The Market is now in our Traditional Season at our temporary location (200 E. Chatham) and will be open weekly from 8am-12pm. Stay tuned into whose going to be at the market and what they’ll be bringing each week by following our Instagram and Facebook accounts.

The Market is now in our Traditional Season at our temporary location (200 E. Chatham) and will be open weekly from 8am-12pm. Stay tuned into whose going to be at the market and what they’ll be bringing each week by following our Instagram and Facebook accounts.

Join the Roadhouse Storytellers as they bring local storytellers for an evening of stories in the intimate space of the Page-Walker. Featured performers are Robin Kitson, Ray Christian, Jessica Robinson, and Sam Pearsall. Dessert and beverages are included. Appropriate for adult audiences. For more information, Performances at the Page or (919) 460-4963.

The risks and damage from climate change are being felt by individuals and businesses across the US. Wildfires, floods, sea level rise, and extreme heat now cost the US billions of dollars and hundreds of lives each year. How do we address these new risks? What can governments and businesses do? What technology is needed? And how do we adapt to our new normal? Join climate veteran Donald Addu for an evening of in-depth discussion and leave with a greater understanding of the issue and its solutions. For tickets and more information visit www.carytreearchive.org/speakers2023.php

Doug Tallamy is a professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, where he has taught insect taxonomy, behavioral ecology, and other related subjects. Chief among his research goals is to better understand the many ways insects interact with plants and how such interactions determine the diversity of animal communities. Admission is $20. Tickets are required. Seating is General Admission For more information and tickets: https://www.carytreearchive.org/speakers2023.php

The Market is now in our Traditional Season at our temporary location (200 E. Chatham) and will be open weekly from 8am-12pm. Stay tuned into whose going to be at the market and what they’ll be bringing each week by following our Instagram and Facebook accounts.

Celebrate and promote awareness, safety, and neighborhood unity with the Cary Police and Fire Department. Formerly known as Cary's Night Out, Public Safety Day brings together local agencies, activities, attractions, and vendors to help promote awareness, safety and neighborhood unity. The Town of Cary Police Department will fill the streets of downtown Cary with free fun and food trucks. Learn more

The festival will take place along South Academy Street in Downtown Cary. The event celebrates the harvest season when our farmers are bringing in their fall bounty during the first crisp days of fall. There will be live music on the main stage, a kids performance area, fun games and interactive exhibits, local food and craft beer, art & crafts and a mid-day pie-eating contest.

Project Pando is a community-driven effort to collect seeds from local, native trees and then raise these seeds into trees to be given away for free. During this talk, you will learn how Project Pando works and discuss its top five goals, which are: Help people fall in love with Nature Help reforest the planet with native trees Create an open-source, local pipeline of free trees that are native to the given area Help people build skills and knowledge for collecting native seeds Help generate popularity and best practices for planting small trees For more information and ticket: www.carytreearchive.org/speakers2023.php

The Market is now in our Traditional Season at our temporary location (200 E. Chatham) and will be open weekly from 8am-12pm. Stay tuned into whose going to be at the market and what they’ll be bringing each week by following our Instagram and Facebook accounts.