Greensboro, NC

City to Activate Orange Flag Overnight Cooling Center on July 15

The cooling center will be open 7 pm to 7 am at the Interactive Resource Center, 407 E. Washington St.

City to Honor 2026 Morningside Award Recipients

City Council will honor five Dudley High School seniors with the 2026 Morningside Awards at its July 21 meeting.

Glenn Perkins Brings Community History to Life

Perkins serves as the Greensboro History Museum’s curator of community history.

Draft 2028-2037 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Assignment of Local Input Points on Regional Projects Now Available for Public Review

The public comment period is open through Wednesday, August 5.

History Museum’s Flashback Festival Explores 1770s and 1970s

There will be demonstrations and games throughout the day.

Planning Department Sets Application Fee Changes

With the adoption of the 2026-2027 fiscal year budget, seven Planning Department application fees have increased.

Dr. Jungho Kim to Lead Philharmonia of Greensboro

Kim replaces retiring conductor, Peter Perret, who led the orchestra for the past 14 years.

Public Invited to Add Their Voices to History Museum’s 250th Wish Wall

Preservation North Carolina Recognizes Greensboro Preservation Leaders

Local architect and Greensboro Historic Preservation Commission member Jo Ramsay Leimenstoll and Friends of Green Hill Cemetery were honored for their contributions to historic preservation efforts locally and statewide.

Greensboro Parks and Recreation Hosts National Parks and Recreation Month Events

This summer is the 41st anniversary of Parks and Recreation Month.

History Museum Wants Your Face for Community Portrait

Styrkowicz has produced ONE by ONE Community Portraits at museums across the country.

Subbora Jackson to Explore the Art of Chess in Upcoming GROW Residency

The residency will include both free and ticketed programming from July 7 though August 17.

Join Declaration of Independence Reading at Greensboro History Museum July 8

“Sharing the Spirit of America” is a nationwide initiative of America250.

Registration Opening Soon for Greensboro Parks and Recreation’s After School Program

The program is for children ages 5-12.

Greensboro Parks and Recreation July Events Roundup

The department hosts a number of events this month beginning on Tuesday, July 7, with a youth golf clinic at Gillespie Golf Course.

Downtown Greenway Concludes Planned Transition to City Stewardship

Day-to-day management, operations, maintenance, programming, and future planning efforts will continue under City leadership.

Nova Lockhart to present “Temple of the Muse” During Residency at the Hyers, July 6 to August 1

This a month-long immersive residency and multidisciplinary theatrical production taking place throughout July.

City of Greensboro Announces Independence Day Closures and Changes

Most City offices are closed on Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day.

North Greene Street Lane Closures Begin June 29

Work should be completed by August 31.

West Market Street Lane Closures Begin June 18

The closure is due to crosswalk repair work at the intersection of West Market Street and Elm Street related to the Greene Street streetscape project.