Looking to connect with your community, learn about local initiatives, and engage with City of Raleigh programs this weekend? The City of Raleigh is hosting several community-focused events centered on food security, neighborhood outreach, public art, and transportation awareness.
Here’s your City of Raleigh Government Weekend Guide for June 12-13, 2026.
Friday, June 12: Coffee and Conversations – Food Security
The City of Raleigh’s Community Engagement team invites residents to participate in Coffee and Conversations – Food Security, a community discussion focused on addressing food access, hunger, and food security challenges affecting Raleigh residents.
This event provides an opportunity for community members, local leaders, and organizations to share ideas, discuss solutions, and explore ways to strengthen food resources across the city.
Event Details
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Category: Community Engagement
Cost: Free
Food security remains one of the most important issues facing communities nationwide, and these conversations help shape local efforts to ensure residents have access to healthy and affordable food.
Friday, June 12: After the Conversation – Outreach at A Place at the Table
Following the morning discussion on food security, community outreach efforts continue with After the Conversation at A Place at the Table.
This outreach event allows participants to continue conversations, build connections, and learn more about local resources and community partnerships working to address food insecurity and other community needs.
Event Details
Time: 9:30 a.m.
Category: Community Engagement
Cost: Free
A Place at the Table has become a well-known community gathering space that focuses on creating access and inclusion while serving the Raleigh community.
Saturday, June 13: Celebrating Art & Transportation on Poole Road
Residents are invited to experience the intersection of public art, transportation, and community development during Celebrating Art & Transportation on Poole Road.
This event highlights how transportation projects can enhance neighborhoods while incorporating creative placemaking, public art, and community identity.
Event Details
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Category: Community Engagement
Cost: Free
Attendees can learn about ongoing improvements, community initiatives, and efforts to create safer, more vibrant public spaces along the Poole Road corridor.
Why Community Engagement Matters
Community engagement events provide Raleigh residents with opportunities to:
- Learn about city programs and initiatives
- Share feedback on local projects
- Connect with neighbors and community organizations
- Participate in discussions about important community issues
- Help shape the future of Raleigh neighborhoods
These events reflect the City’s ongoing commitment to transparency, collaboration, and resident participation in local government.
Stay Connected with Raleigh Government
The City of Raleigh regularly hosts public meetings, workshops, outreach events, and community conversations designed to keep residents informed and engaged.
Whether you’re interested in transportation, housing, food security, public safety, parks, or community development, participating in local government events is one of the best ways to stay connected and make your voice heard.
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