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Friday, April 13^th, through Sunday, April 15th

Friday, April 13th

6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

South White Street, Wake Forest

This is the first of the monthly Friday Night on White events in downtown Wake Forest. Have a beer from White Street Brewing Co., enjoy a free concert by Magic Pipers and grab dinner from one of the many food trucks.

2nd Friday ArtWalk in Chapel Hill and Carrboro

Friday, April 13th

6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Locations in Chapel Hill and Carrboro

The second Friday of every month, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., head to Chapel Hill and Carrboro for an ArtWalk. Experience live music, food, activities, hands-on art demonstrations, discounts, live music and more. Download a map to help make sure you don’t miss anything. 27 venues are highlighted on the map.

What’s Out There Weekend

Saturday, April 14^th, and Sunday, April 15^th

Various times and locations

The Cultural Landscape Foundation is a non-profit in Washington, DC that hosts weekends of free tours about cultural landscapes throughout the country. The organization is presenting such a weekend in the Triangle this weekend. Expert guides will lead free tours to 28 sites in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill. Search for “What’s Out There Weekend Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill” on Eventbrite to see the list of tours and to register.

UNC Science Expo

Saturday, April 14^th

11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

UNC Chapel Hill

Visit more than 100 booths and take advantage of numerous behind-the-scene tours of Carolina’s cutting-edge science departments. No registration is required. Learn how a greenhouse works, about the physics and astronomy department’s world renown research, learn about how the brain works, and more. The makerspace student group will be offering hands-on projects suitable for all ages. The tours leave from the Old Well.

Satellite Park

Saturday, April 14^th

1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Duke Arts Annex, 404 Gattis St, Durham

At the 2018 Mural Durham Festival, eight satellites will be painted live by local artists, with some help from Duke students. These murals will transform the Duke Arts Annex grounds into a one-of-a-kind community park for Durham’s Burch Avenue neighborhood and beyond. Besides watching the artists at work, you can take a free screen-printing workshop, watch dance performances, get lunch from a food truck and more.