Undesign the Redline, an interactive exhibit sponsored by The Winston-Salem Foundation, looks at the history of racism and inequality as it played out in neighborhoods, nationally and in Winston-Salem.

Join Greensboro Public Library in a dynamic discussion of the book: The Colors of Nature: Culture, Identity and the Natural World. Discover the stories of African Americans, Asian Americans, Indigenous people, and multiracial people and their connections to the natural world.

Greensboro Public library has a great idea on how to stay active in the winter. Geocaching is a fun wintertime hobby. It will get you outdoors, renew your sense of adventure and create an opportunity to spend time with friends.

Learn about healthcare disparities and how trail walking can benefit your overall wellness with this event hosted by Greensboro Public Library. Throw on a pair of sneakers, dress in layers and join other outdoor enthusiasts for a fun trail walking program in Price Park.

Learn about native plants and starting a garden through stories and plant-related activities with Greensboro Public Library. Families will receive some seeds and can bring seeds to swap with others if they wish.

Dehydrating food is a simple and safe preservation method that can be an alternative to canning or freezing. In this class, hosted by the NC Cooperative Extension, Guilford County, you will be doing fruits.

N.C. Cooperative Extension in Guilford County and the Extension Master Gardener program invite you to join them in learning and using some sensible best practices will help you get the best results in your vegetable garden.

Join NC Cooperative Extension and learn a little information that makes it easy and fun to grow houseplants.

The meeting will be streamed live on the city’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CityofWinstonSalem-TV