The North Carolina Museum of Art, in partnership with Moore Square, announced on April 13 that it will host a free outdoor movie series in downtown Raleigh throughout the spring and summer months. The event will feature monthly film screenings, food trucks starting at 6 p.m., and themed activities for all ages, with movies beginning at 7:15 p.m.
This initiative aims to bring residents together for community entertainment while making use of public spaces in the city center. The event is open to everyone and does not require an entry fee.
The lineup includes “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” on April 17, “Poupelle of Chimney Town” on May 15, “Shrek” on June 20, and “Wicked: For Good” on July 10. All events take place at Moore Square with food trucks available from 6 to 9 p.m., followed by the featured film under the stars.
Raleigh is known for its active community life and vibrant sports scene. The city is home to professional teams such as the Stanley Cup-winning Carolina Hurricanes, according to the official website. These cultural events add another dimension to what Raleigh offers its residents.
City operations are managed by an elected city council supported by a city manager who oversees daily functions, as outlined on the official website. The council serves districts A through E within Raleigh and has recently influenced local policy through ordinances like changes made to election terms in 2024 according to official sources.
The City of Raleigh continues its focus on delivering public services and shaping policies that benefit community life according to information from its city manager’s office.
