Travel and Outdoors  Parks and Recreation

Help preserve our environment during Forsyth Creek Week

Learn about creeks, birds, and how to help our natural habitats thrive within Forsyth County.

March 19, 2026 • 
Kellina Wanteu
WStoday: Young girl smiling at a green mascot and a man wearing a black hat and sunglasses while standing infront of a an-made forest bed.

Choose from over 170 family-friendly activities during the week.

Photo courtesy of @cityofwinstonsalem

Forsyth Creek Week is here. The week-long event celebrates natural landscapes through hands-on educational activities, interactive workshops, clean-up efforts, and guest speakers sharing about efforts to preserve our local aquatic systems. Here’s what to expect Saturday, March 21-Sunday, March 29. Most activities are free to attend.

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