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Youth Fishing Clinic

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The entrance arch of a North Carolina state park, woodcut illustration
Fig. 01 — Hank Anderson Park Pond

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Imagination & Wonder: Poetrio string trio and live poetry performance

Imagination & Wonder: Poetrio string trio and live poetry performance Date & time: August 1st, 6-8 pm Description of event: Join us for a performance featuring songs and original poems evoking awe, creativity, and wonder. As adults we often lose touch with our childlike sense of wonder, play, and curiosity. This performance aims to celebrate and reinvigorate that. Poems will be performed to a variety of songs ranging from classical composers such as Bach and Vivaldi, to contemporary artists such as Sigur Ros and Muse. Leave feeling rejuvenated and refreshed from the meditative experience of this journey through sound, words and imagery. There will be a short reception at the end with light fare and an option to meet and greet the poets and musicians.

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Tre.Charles Concert [Rhythm & Reels]

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(Rescheduled) Moth Week Celebration at Sandy Pines Preserve

Due to a weather cancellation on July 24th, we've decided that every week is Moth Week at Sandy Pines Preserve. Join us at Sandy Pines on Saturday, August 1st from 8:00 pm—11:00 pm to take part in the fun! We will use a common method of surveying moths called light sheeting, which involves setting up a sheet in a natural area and shining a bright light on it to attract moths and other nocturnal insects. We'll monitor the sheet throughout the night and identify anything that lands. We'll meet in the Sandy Pines parking lot at 8:00 pm (7201 Doc Procter Rd, Wendell, NC 27591) and work adjacent to the parking lot and artificial wetland. What to bring: Light (headlamp or flashlight preferable), close-toed shoes, chair, snack, water, dark clothing What not to bring: Pets, bug spray (it's harmful to the insects we'll be working with) Final decisions regarding weather will be made by 2:30 pm on August 1st. Please reach out to Ashley Gagnon with any questions or accessibility considerations (ashley.gagnon@wake.gov, 919-208-8259). See you there! Schedule: Aug 1, 2026 Saturday from 8pm to 11pm Duration: 3 hours Ages: Age less than 200 yrs,