Join the Animal Science Department at NCSU for this exciting workshop! This workshop will bring members of the small ruminant community together to share the latest marketing news and resources available for improving production.

Join the N.C. Cooperative Extension every Thursday from July 22 to August 26 for this informative class. The Med Instead of Meds program series will help you Go Med by exploring 7 simple steps to eating the Med Way.

Join the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Center and Tanglewood Park for a class in the Arboretum Adult Education series. Invasive plants have changed landscapes and threatened native species around the globe. Learn more about the issue and what you can do.

This event is being hosted by Kernersville's Paddison Memorial Library Branch. Join us as Extension Horticulture Agent Leslie Rose speaks about the best ways to attract birds and butterflies to your summer garden.

Join Reynolda Gardens for this virtual trip! Replacing Reynolda’s ceramic roof begins this month. What better way to acknowledge it (short of donning a hard hat) than to “visit” another American landmark designed by Charles Barton Keen?

Crater Park in Elkin offers a floating dock to assist with launching, and a pleasant float down to the confluence of the Yadkin and Mitchell rivers. We will take out at Burch Station and walk (15 minutes) or ride up to Carolina Heritage Winery to enjoy wine tasting and live music.

This Summer, Yadkin Riverkeeper will be hosting a virtual Summer Speaker Series from May-August.  We will discuss topics that intersect with connecting with and protecting the Yadkin Pee Dee River in each presentation. 

Join the Forsyth County Public Library for this special presentation. Bryce Corbett and Reanna Jeanes, graduate students in the Department of Marine Biology at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, will present virtually via Zoom on their research into coral reefs, how you can help protect

Join the Forsyth County Public Library for this special series! Professors and graduate students from the Department of Marine Biology at the University of North Carolina Wilmington will present research that they are doing with various marine mammals.

Join Piedmont Environmental Alliance at The Big Chill on Sunday, July 18th to benefit The Shalom Project. There will be all kinds of fun, including ice cream sampling, great music, cold drinks, a kids fun zone, and more!