Daily Events During Creek Week

Some programs and activities run every day during Forsyth Creek Week,
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  • Better by a Dam Site!

    Salem Lake Park 815 Salem Park Rd, Winston-Salem, NC
    Tour

    Enjoy spectacular views of one of our drinking water sources and discover how Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities turn it into top-notch drinking water delivered straight to your tap!

    Free

  • Grow with the Flow: Rain Gardening for Beginners

    Paddison Memorial Branch Library 248 Harmon Ln., Kernersville, NC
    Listen & Learn

    Learn how to turn stormwater into a garden asset in this beginner-friendly class on creating your own rain garden.

    Free

  • State of Our Water Panel Discussion

    Piedmont Triad Regional Council 1398 Carrollton Crossing Dr., Kernersville, NC
    Listen & Learn

    Panel discussion with local water experts from environmental organizations, local government stormwater departments, and utility providers.

  • Backyard Composting Basics

    Forsyth County Agricultural Building 1450 Fairchild Rd., Winston-Salem, NC
    Listen & Learn

    Join Cooperative Extension during Forsyth Creek Week to learn how to start and maintain your own backyard compost bin or pile, what should and shouldn't go in a backyard compost, and local resources to help you get started.

    Free

  • When It Happens Here: Preparing for Emergencies in Forsyth County

    Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center 1110 E. 7th St., Winston-Salem, NC
    Listen & Learn

    Be prepared, not panicked. Join us for a practical emergency preparedness workshop. This session will focus on the types of emergencies most likely to impact the Piedmont of North Carolina — including flooding, severe storms, winter weather, and other disruptions — with special attention to water-related risks.

    Free

 

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