Celebrate the Planet at Raleigh’s Dorothea Dixie Park!

The City of Raleigh invites you to attend the 5th Annual Raleigh Earth Day, a family-friendly festival bringing together community members, local organizations, and city departments for an evening dedicated to environmental stewardship, sustainability, and connection at one of Raleigh’s most beautiful public spaces. Whether you’re passionate about sustainability, community, or simply looking for a meaningful night out with the whole family, this is your chance to celebrate, engage, and be inspired.

What to Expect

The evening features earth-conscious vendors, educational booths, live performances, hands-on activities, an Environmental Awards ceremony, a Trashion Show, and a family-friendly outdoor movie screening of Jane, the acclaimed documentary on Jane Goodall.

Who Should Attend?

This event welcomes families, environmental advocates, and community members of all ages — anyone who believes that caring for our planet starts right here at home.

Why Attend?

• Celebrate Raleigh’s local environmental leaders and the community’s commitment to sustainability
• Explore hands-on activities and educational booths that make eco-conscious living accessible and fun
• Engage with local organizations and city departments working toward a greener Raleigh
• Cap the night with an outdoor screening of Jane, a powerful reminder of why our planet is worth protecting