Cary, NC

Curious what your Mayor and Councilmembers are up to when they’re not at Town Hall? Check out the “Cary Council Out and About” weekly newsletter which gives you a peek at how they’re staying connected across Cary.

Read the latest edition here: https://bit.ly/4opFdVB

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October is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Awareness Month!
AAC supports nonverbal communication through tools like picture boards and speech devices. Cary’s Inclusion Services adds low-tech AAC tools to every sensory bag. Learn more: carync.gov/inclusionservices

Promotional banner for "This Week in Cary" event running from October 28 to November 3, featuring a group of people engaging in outdoor activities surrounded by pumpkins, with the slogan "Live Inspired."

The first town-wide sweep of loose leaf collection starts Monday, Move Green: Exploring Sustainable Mobility in Cary on Thursday at Cary Town Hall, Taste of China at Downtown Cary Park on Saturday, and much more is happening This Week in Cary bit.ly/3Lxtuph #CaryNC #CaryFun

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Join us at Veterans Freedom Park on Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. for our Veterans Day Observance featuring Marine Corps Veteran Ron Brigham and music by the Old North State Brass Band. 🇺🇸 Parking at Cary Academy with free shuttle service. Details: carync.gov/veteransday

Two soccer players vying for the ball during a match at Cary, North Carolina stadium, with a referee and advertising banners visible in the background.

Two soccer players from teams Ally and NC Courage compete for the ball during a night match.

Soccer players in action on a field with a large sign reading "CARY NC" in the background during a sunny day.

The Town of Cary and @tst7v7 have signed a new deal to keep the world’s premier 7v7 soccer event at WakeMed Soccer Park through 2029! Supported by a $6.8M grant from the NC Department of Commerce, the partnership boosts tourism and showcases NC globally. Full release: https://bit.ly/47cJ6qV

Promotional banner for Cary Municipal Elections encouraging community members to register, vote, and make a difference. Includes information on required photo ID and links to ncsbe.gov/voting and carync.gov/elections for more details.

More options to vote early start today! In addition to the Wake County Board of Elections office and Chatham County Agriculture and Conference Center, early voting at Herb Young Community Center in Cary is now open through November 1.

Plan your visit at carync.gov/elections #CaryNC

Did you miss last night's Cary Town Council meeting? Check out the action agenda for a recap: https://bit.ly/4hsITmW

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Opening night is here! Don’t miss The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs! at the Cary Arts Center, featuring Applause! Cary Youth Theatre’s talented young performers. Running Oct 24–26. Get your tickets now! https://bit.ly/4o4ZUpA

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Two individuals engage in a craft activity, creating a colorful paper lantern on a table beside a window.

Join artists Gowri Savoor and Angelo Arnold to craft your own magical lantern for Cary’s Under the Silver Moon Parade. From large-scale builds to family-friendly designs, each workshop uses sustainable materials and welcomes all skill levels. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3MtQqn7

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Cary recognizes National Disability Employment Awareness Month, a time to celebrate the talents, contributions, and value that workers with disabilities bring to our community. We are committed to promoting accessibility, equitable opportunities, and inclusivity for individuals with disabilities.

Curious what your Mayor and Councilmembers are up to when they’re not at Town Hall? Check out the “Cary Council Out and About” weekly newsletter which gives you a peek at how they’re staying connected across Cary.

Read the latest edition here: https://bit.ly/3JpF0lZ

Interested in what's coming up at the Cary Council meeting Thursday night, October 23? Check out the agenda here: https://bit.ly/4oAr9se

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New in 2025: Cary elections will be decided by the plurality method. That means the candidate with the most votes wins, and no runoff elections will be held. Learn more at carync.gov/elections #CaryNC

Starting November 1, current and new GoCary riders will have more ways to get around the area. Two new routes and service enhancements will expand access and strengthen connections between Cary, Apex, and Raleigh. Read more: bit.ly/3WhAJnz #CaryNC #GoCary

District B Community Meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at The Cary Theater, Zombiepalooza is back this Friday at Downtown Cary Park, enjoy scary stories at the Page-Walker Arts & History Center this Saturday, and much more is happening This Week in Cary: bit.ly/474vY7b

Two workers using a large vacuum hose attached to a truck to clean up fallen leaves on a residential street.

Loose leaf collection starts soon! 🍂 Follow along on our live map to see when crews will visit your neighborhood and review proper setout guidelines at carync.gov/leaves. See our full news release here: bit.ly/4qklcBh #CaryNC

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We wish you a Diwali full of love, light, and prosperity! At Thursday's Council meeting, Sri Venkateswara Temple of NC joins Councilmember Bansal for Cary's Diwali proclamation. Thanks also to Hum Sub for hosting Cary's Diwali festival! For 2026 dates: carync.gov/diwali.

As part of the ongoing Old Apex Road Waterline Reinforcement Project, #CaryNC will close Old Apex from High House to SW Maynard 10/24-11/2. Crews may work extended hours to shorten the closure period. Follow posted detours. https://bit.ly/47oaZMs.

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Come connect with Cary’s Mayor, Council, and staff at the District B Information Meeting on Tuesday, October 21! Learn what’s happening in our community, including updates on public safety, finances, and the Cary Community Plan. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. — don’t miss it! More: bit.ly/3KRCOUQ #CaryNC

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Dads and sons, your quest begins Thursday, Nov. 13, from 5–8 p.m.! Step into a medieval world where foam swords clash, arrows fly, and royal feasts await. An adult must accompany the child. Each person must register here - https://bit.ly/3IXr827 #CaryNC

The Cary Theater, featuring a tall vertical sign, marquee advertising upcoming events including a comedy show and free films, and a clear blue sky in the background.

Map highlighting district B in orange, located in the northeastern region.

Did you know? Cary’s District B Information Meeting is open to all community members — not just District B citizens. Join us Tuesday, October 21, at The Cary Theater. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Details: bit.ly/3KRCOUQ #CaryNC

Promotional banner for Cary Municipal Elections, encouraging the community to register, vote, and participate. Includes a reminder that photo ID is required with a link to ncbe.gov/voting for more information and directs to carync.gov/elections to learn more.

Early voting begins today at the Wake County Board of Elections Office and the Chatham County Agriculture & Conference Center. Additional sites, including Cary’s Herb Young Community Center, open October 25. Find times and locations: carync.gov/elections. #CaryNC

Curious what your Mayor and Councilmembers are up to when they’re not at Town Hall? Check out the “Cary Council Out and About” weekly newsletter which gives you a peek at how they’re staying connected across Cary.

Read the latest edition here: https://bit.ly/4ndgUc5

🎨 Calling all nonprofits! The Cary Art Daze Grants program is back, with $40,000 available to support local art-based projects that benefit our community. Apply online until November 16.

Learn more by reading our news release at https://bit.ly/48xLfhY

Three snowplow trucks lined up on a sunny day in a parking lot, ready for snow removal. The first truck has a "Cary" logo on it.

If you spot plows or other winter equipment around Cary in the next few days, don’t worry — you haven’t missed any snow in the forecast! We’re getting ready for our annual Snow Rodeo as we prepare for the winter season ahead. Learn more at https://bit.ly/4n2L6qb

Two people at a costume event, one dressed as Link from The Legend of Zelda with a sword and shield, and the other dressed as Princess Zelda, smiling and holding a bag of candy.

Register for the Mummy & Son Ball before it’s too late! You and your mummy dress in your best Halloween costume and compete in the costume contest, play eerily fun games, listen to a silly, spooky story, and roast a ghost over an open fire. Register here - https://bit.ly/3ZB3mg

Promotional banner for "This Week in Cary," scheduled for October 14-20, featuring a group of people engaging in autumn activities with pumpkins, under the slogan "Live Inspired."

Early Voting begins Thursday for the 2025 Municipal Elections, Cary Night Market returns this Friday to Downtown Cary Park, support local farmers this Saturday at Good Hope Farm's Harvest Fest, and much more is happening This Week in Cary: bit.ly/42D6J9j #CaryNC #CaryFun

A group of individuals rehearsing a dance routine on a theater stage, with a person wearing a shirt labeled "STAFF" supervising.

Looking for some family-friendly theatre fun? Join Applause! Cary Youth Theatre for The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs! At 60 minutes long, this show is suitable for children aged 3 and above.
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Get your tickets today at the link here ▶️ https://bit.ly/4hlt5Cx

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Mark your calendar! Early voting begins October 16. 🗳️

Learn where and when you can cast your ballot by reading our latest news release 👉 https://bit.ly/4h6duGy

Get to know the candidates by watching the Cary Community Candidate Forum 👉 https://bit.ly/3W6dgpk

Graphic banner of Cary celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day on October 13, featuring a decorative border with traditional indigenous patterns in green, blue, and red on a navy background.

Cary recognizes and celebrates National Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Today and always, we pay tribute to the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of our Indigenous communities.