Gear Up for the 2022 Great Backyard Bird Count
Cary, NC — Watching birds is a delight. You don’t need to know a thing to enjoy them.
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From the Archive: Where to Stargaze In & Around Cary
Cary, NC — With 6 more weeks of winter forecasted by Mr. Groundhog yesterday, it’s a great time to think about bundling up with a warm drink in hand to enjoy some of the best stargazing of the year.
Photos: Downtown Cary Park Structures Taking Shape
Cary, NC — Upward growth and infrastructure are becoming more and more noticeable as you walk down Academy Street these days. Here’s a look at a few photos taken of the Downtown Cary Park project’s progress as of today — Wednesday, January 19, 2022.
A Trip Through the Holt Road Christmas Lights
Cary, NC — After the Tree Lighting Ceremony last Saturday in Downtown Cary, my wife and I walked around to find a spot to eat. Of course, about 1,000 other people had the same idea and not one spot had a wait time of less than an hour.
Photos: Fall Colors Peak in Cary
Cary, NC — I enjoyed an afternoon in three parks on Friday last week. It was a day that, in my book, was the very peak of vibrance for Cary’s autumn foliage.
Winter Birds You Can Find in Cary
Cary, NC — Winter is a wonderful time to look for birds.
Join Cary’s Fall Litter Sweep this Saturday
Cary, NC — If you’ve been looking for a way to help out your community and get out of the house a bit, this Saturday’s Fall Litter Sweep may be the perfect opportunity.
Classes & Activities Kick Off For Fit Cary Month
Cary, NC — The theme of September from the Town of Cary is “Get, Be, and Stay Fit,” as they host a month full of activities, classes and wellness challenges for Fit Cary Month.
National Parks and Recreation Month in Cary
Cary, NC — July 2021 is Park and Recreation month across the country, started up by the National Recreation and Park Association.
Photos: Anne B. Kratzer Educational Gardens
Cary, NC — With the warm temperatures and nice breeze, today made for a great trip to a local garden. The Anne B Kratzer Educational Gardens are nestled between the Page-Walker Arts & History Center and Cary Town Hall.