7 events found.
Daily Events During Creek Week
Some programs and activities run every day during Forsyth Creek Week,
and to keep the main calendar clear and easy to navigate, we’ve listed them on a separate page.
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All Day
Long Creek Trail Wetlands Walk in Bethania
Long Creek Trail 5801 Bethania Tobaccoville Rd, Pfafftown
A Walking Guide to the Trees of Old Salem
Old Salem Parking Lot at West Street and Salt Street, Winston-Salem
Free
Week of Events
Native Piedmont Plants Exhibit and Seed Giveaway
Celebrate Creek Week with Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful and the North Carolina Collection. Visit our month-long exhibit highlighting native plants along […]
Free
Clemmons Cleanup
Independent clean-ups available throughout Clemmons! Sign up for a time that works best for your group, and we'll provide the clean up supplies.
Free
Sunday, March 22, 2026
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March 22, 2026 -Long Creek Trail Wetlands Walk in Bethania
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March 22, 2026 -A Walking Guide to the Trees of Old Salem
Long Creek Trail Wetlands Walk in Bethania
Join NC Sierra Club Foothills Group outings leader Henry Fansler for a fun and informative walk exploring the wetlands of Long Creek.
A Walking Guide to the Trees of Old Salem
Join Adam Tran, Extension Master Gardener Volunteer and Northwest Piedmont Master Naturalist Volunteer for N.C. Cooperative Extension, as he leads a tour of Old Salem’s native trees, discussing their role in the landscape, distinguishing characteristics, and both modern-day and historical uses for the wonderful diversity of trees in the Piedmont.
Free
Monday, March 23, 2026
No events on this day.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
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March 24, 2026 -Guided Water Science & Art Fair
Guided Water Science & Art Fair
Students will create and display their own water-related science and art projects, while participants also rotate through expert-led investigation stations focused on animals, plants, and water systems.
Free
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
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March 25, 2026 -Creek Week STEAM for Kids
Creek Week STEAM for Kids
Make new friends and do fun (and messy!) experiments while learning science, technology, engineering, art, and math concepts at Clemmons […]
Free
Thursday, March 26, 2026
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March 26, 2026 -Tricky Traps – Craft Your Own Venus Flytrap
Tricky Traps – Craft Your Own Venus Flytrap
Snap to it and join us at the Southside Branch Library for a fun and funky craft where kids can create their own Venus flytrap craft!
Free
Friday, March 27, 2026
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March 27, 2026 -Free Fishing at Salem Lake (tentative)
Free Fishing at Salem Lake (tentative)
Rods and bait provided, no license needed, and Salem Lake fishing fees are waived for this event only. Great for new fishers and experienced anglers alike!
Free
Saturday, March 28, 2026
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March 28, 2026 -Water Discoveries
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March 28, 2026 -Birding Basics
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March 28, 2026 -Mill Site Trail Tour at Historic Bethabara
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March 28, 2026 -A Walking Guide to the Trees of Old Salem
Water Discoveries
Learn about our waterways, get your feet wet sampling macroinvertebrates in our creek, and help restore our shoreline and wildlife habitat at Salem Lake.
Free
Birding Basics
Have you heard the call? Welcome to your newest obsession! The Forsyth Audubon Society will host a 1-hour workshop on birding basics and then lead a birding walk at Southside Branch Library.
Free
Mill Site Trail Tour at Historic Bethabara
Visit Historic Bethabara Park for a guided trail tour to visit the archaeological site of the Bethabara Mill and other historic landmarks in the park.
Free
A Walking Guide to the Trees of Old Salem
Join Adam Tran, Extension Master Gardener Volunteer and Northwest Piedmont Master Naturalist Volunteer for N.C. Cooperative Extension, as he leads a tour of Old Salem’s native trees, discussing their role in the landscape, distinguishing characteristics, and both modern-day and historical uses for the wonderful diversity of trees in the Piedmont.
Free