Help preserve our environment during Forsyth Creek Week

Here’s your chance to make a lasting impact in our community.

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 less than two weeks away. 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 22-Sunday, March 30. All activities are free to attend.

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