Parks and Recreation

Where to eat, play, and spend an entire day outside in the Twin City — no need to step foot indoors.
We found some of the best kid-friendly activities in Winston-Salem, complete with art classes, animal encounters, and outdoor fun.
Project leaders are laying the groundwork of what’s to come at Wake Forest University-owned space.
Looking for the perfect hike? This curated guide highlights tried-and-true trails in the area — plus everything you should know about them, from difficulty level to accessibility and beyond.
The hub will serve as a community resource and gathering place for residents in the neighborhood.
Here’s your chance to make a lasting impact in our community.
The home will serve as a living house museum for locals to learn more about the families who once lived in these homes.
If you recently retired and are looking for things to do, this guide will help you make the most of your newfound time in Winston-Salem.
At these miniature art galleries around Winston-Salem, you can take a piece of art or leave one for your neighbors to enjoy.
The city has provided multiple ways to safely dispose of your Christmas trees free of charge.
From historic charm to modern vibrancy, the Twin City offers a unique mix of tradition and innovation.
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