Residents across the City of Raleigh have several opportunities on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, to stay informed, get involved in local government, and support community arts. From official board meetings and City Council discussions to student art exhibitions, these events highlight how the City continues to encourage civic engagement and public participation.
The DoRaleigh City of Raleigh Government Event Guide helps residents stay connected to important meetings, policy discussions, and cultural programming happening across the city.
Here’s what’s happening in Raleigh today.
Planning Commission Meeting
9:00 AM | Tuesday
Boards and Commissions
The Planning Commission meets to review development proposals, zoning cases, and planning initiatives that impact Raleigh’s growth and future development. These meetings are an important opportunity for residents to stay informed about land use planning, neighborhood development, and long-term city planning decisions.
Gifts of Gold | Student Exhibition
1:30 PM – 6:00 PM | March 10–11
Art Exhibit | Arts and Entertainment
The Gifts of Gold Student Exhibition showcases creative work from local students, highlighting artistic talent within the Raleigh community. This exhibition celebrates youth creativity and provides a platform for students to share their artwork with the public.
Residents and visitors are encouraged to stop by and support Raleigh’s next generation of artists.
Raleigh City Council Work Session
4:00 PM | Tuesday
Council and Council Committee Meetings
The City Council Work Session allows Raleigh City Council members to review policies, discuss upcoming initiatives, and evaluate proposals before formal votes take place during regular council meetings.
Topics often include:
City planning and development Transportation initiatives Housing and neighborhood programs Budget planning Public safety updates
Work sessions help ensure city leadership carefully reviews policies before decisions are finalized.
Police Advisory Board Special Meeting
6:00 PM | Tuesday
Boards and Commissions
The Police Advisory Board works to strengthen relationships between the Raleigh Police Department and the community. During this special meeting, board members may discuss public safety concerns, community feedback, and initiatives that support transparency and accountability in policing.
Community engagement is a key part of the board’s mission, and residents are encouraged to stay informed about these discussions.
Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session
7:00 PM | Tuesday
Council and Council Committee Meetings
The City Council Public Comment Session gives Raleigh residents the opportunity to speak directly with city leaders and share input on important issues affecting their communities.
Public comment sessions allow residents to address topics such as:
Neighborhood development Public safety Transportation and infrastructure Housing Community programs and services
Participating in public comment sessions is one of the most direct ways residents can make their voices heard in local government.
Stay Connected With Raleigh Government
Local government decisions shape the future of Raleigh’s neighborhoods, infrastructure, and community programs. By attending meetings, participating in discussions, and supporting local initiatives, residents can stay actively involved in shaping the city’s future.
For more City of Raleigh government meetings, local events, and community news, visit DoRaleigh.com for daily event guides and updates.
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