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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Week of Events
Sunday, March 22, 2026
No events on this day.
Monday, March 23, 2026
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March 23, 2026 -Water Quality? Ask the Bugs!
Water Quality? Ask the Bugs!
Come have some fun playing in our model of a creek, complete with leaf packs, rocks, snails and dragonflies! Scared of bugs? Don’t worry, we’re practicing with fake ones to learn which insects are most sensitive to pollution in the water.
Free
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
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March 24, 2026 -Eco Expo
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March 24, 2026 -Salamander Day
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March 24, 2026 -Every Drop Counts: Ages 6-11
Eco Expo
Students will create and display their own water-related science and art projects, while participants also rotate through expert-led earth science stations.
Free
Salamander Day
Join us at Kaleideum to celebrate salamanders! Meet our live tiger salamander and axolotl and learn about their habitat while participation in salamander themed activities.
Every Drop Counts: Ages 6-11
Join us for this fun hands-on program at Southside Branch Library presented by the Piedmont Environmental Alliance! Children will explore […]
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
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March 25, 2026 -Every Drop Counts: Ages 3-5
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March 25, 2026 -Growing Green: Water-Wise Practices for Sustainable Gardens
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March 25, 2026 -Pawpaw: A Unique Fruit Tree for Stream Sides and Landscapes
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March 25, 2026 -Grow with the Flow: Rain Gardening for Beginners
Every Drop Counts: Ages 3-5
Join us for this fun hands-on program at the Southside Branch Library presented by the Piedmont Environmental Alliance! Children will […]
Growing Green: Water-Wise Practices for Sustainable Gardens
Discover how smart water management can make your home garden more sustainable and resilient.
Free
Pawpaw: A Unique Fruit Tree for Stream Sides and Landscapes
Learn how to ID and plant pawpaw trees with N.C. Cooperative Extension.
Free
Grow with the Flow: Rain Gardening for Beginners
Learn how to turn stormwater into a garden asset in this beginner-friendly class on creating your own rain garden.
Free
Thursday, March 26, 2026
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March 26, 2026 -Nature Kids: Series 2
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March 26, 2026 -Backyard Composting Basics
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March 26, 2026 -When It Happens Here: Preparing for Emergencies in Forsyth County
Nature Kids: Series 2
Play games, do crafts and meet live animals at Salem Lake! Series 2 is designed for kids that have already participated in the original Nature Kids.
$20
Backyard Composting Basics
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
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
Friday, March 27, 2026
No events on this day.
Saturday, March 28, 2026
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March 28, 2026 -Water Discoveries
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March 28, 2026 -Plant This, Not That: Using Native Plants to Help with Erosion Control
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March 28, 2026 -Creek Crawl at Bethania’s Black Walnut Bottom
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
Plant This, Not That: Using Native Plants to Help with Erosion Control
Join us for an essential workshop on Soil Stabilization and Native Planting, where we explore how to turn eroding landscapes into thriving ecosystems. Take home live stakes. Must register.
Free
Creek Crawl at Bethania’s Black Walnut Bottom
NC Sierra Club Foothills Group will lead a fun and informative creek crawl along Bethania’s Black Walnut Bottom Trail, where creeks feed into Muddy Creek. Learn about Moravian history and life in the creek.