Date: Tuesday, Oct 6
Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Venue: 4011 Cardinal at North Hills Street, Raleigh
Price: Free
Category: Family
A free multi season series offering playful learning, movement, and outdoor fun for families. New for 2026, North Hills Kids ...
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“Bring a picnic blanket and grab a coffee nearby before the activities start.”
Fall Season with North Hills Kids in Midtown Park is a free weekly outdoor activity series designed to get young children moving, playing, and learning together in a grassy community space. Held on Tuesday mornings, this event provides a structured outlet for toddlers and preschoolers to socialize while parents connect nearby. To make the most of your morning, plan to arrive early to secure parking in the nearby North Hills garages, which are free. The grassy lawn at Midtown Park has plenty of room for strollers, but you will want to bring a blanket to sit on and your own water bottles. This event is best suited for toddlers and preschool-aged children who enjoy music, simple games, and active play. This is an easy addition to your weekly routine because it requires zero advance planning or ticket purchases. You can easily pair the event with a quick grocery run or a coffee stop at one of the surrounding Midtown shops right after the activities wrap up.
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Oct 6
Fall Season with North Hills Kids in Midtown Park runs Tuesday, Oct 6, 9:30 am - 11:30 am.
4011 Cardinal at North Hills Street is at 4011 Cardinal at North Hills Street, Park at N Hills St, Raleigh, Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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