Cary,

Veterans Day Observance

On Monday, November 11, at 11 a.m. at Veterans Freedom Park, located at 1517 North Harrison Avenue, for a solemn ceremony to honor our veterans. The event will feature remarks from Cary City Council members, a guest speaker, Colonel Bret Batdorff, and music performed by the Old North State Brass Band. For more information, please visit our website.

Additionally, Orange County will host its Veterans Day Celebration at the Orange County Veterans Memorial on the same day and time. The guest speaker will be Captain Alfred S. McLauren, USN (Ret.) Ph.D.

Lastly, Durham Community Concert Band will perform a free concert at Southern Village on 400 Market Street at 3 p.m. This concert will feature patriotic tunes and other favorites, and it’s open to everyone. Don’t forget to bring a chair and blanket!

Durham

Duke University Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony

Join us on Monday, November 11, at 11 a.m. at Duke University for a solemn ceremony to honor our veterans. The ceremony will feature remarks from Duke University officials and a guest speaker.

**Here are some Veterans Day events happening in the Triangle region:**

**Duke University Chapel:**

– **Time:** 11 a.m.

– **Location:** 401 Chapel Drive

– **Additional Information:** Find more details here.

**Aversboro Road Baptist Church:**

– **Time:** 10:30 a.m.

– **Location:** 1600 Aversboro Road

– **Additional Information:** Enjoy music by the Garner Magnet High School band and a keynote address. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit this link.

**Indian Creek Trailhead:**

– **Time:** 9 a.m.

– **Location:** 101 Town Hall Drive

– **Additional Information:** Find more details here.

**Knightdale Station Park Veterans Memorial:**

– **Time:** 2 p.m.

– **Location:** 810 North First Avenue

– **Additional Information:** Two Green Thumbs Garden Club and the town of Knightdale are collaborating for a Veterans Day tribute. For more information, visit this link.

**North Carolina Veterans Day Ceremony:**

– **Time:** 11 a.m.

– **Location:** North side of the Capitol Building

– **Additional Information:** The organizers have decided to skip the parade this year, but there will still be a ceremony and a 21-gun salute.