Date: Wed, Oct 21, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM
Venue: Various Locations in Apex, Apex
Price:
Category: Arts
This family‑friendly event promotes unity and raises awareness about standing against hate and bias. Enjoy pizza and refreshments, add your mark to a community mural, join a unity walk on the Nature Trail, and take part in an open conversation with local law enforcement.
Arts · Apex
“Wear sneakers for the nature trail walk and arrive early to grab pizza.”
Apex Stands United Against Hate is a community gathering focused on promoting unity, standing against bias, and building local connections. The evening brings neighbors together through shared activities, conversation, and collaborative art. What to Know: This gathering is open to all ages, making it a comfortable space to bring school-aged children who can participate in the collaborative mural and the outdoor walk. While the event listing does not specify a ticket price, complimentary pizza and refreshments are provided for attendees. Wear comfortable walking shoes for the nature trail portion of the evening, and check the local weather forecast to dress appropriately for an outdoor walk. This event makes a thoughtful addition to your week, offering a straightforward way to connect with your local community, meet area law enforcement officers in a relaxed setting, and let your kids contribute to a lasting piece of local art.
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Oct 21
Apex Stands United Against Hate runs Wed, Oct 21, 2026, 5:00 PM.
Various Locations in Apex is in Apex, NC. Open in Google Maps.
Admission is listed on the official page; otherwise, come as you are.
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