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Guy Talk 2026

Date: Sat, Sep 12, 2026

Time: Sat., 9-11am

Venue: Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education, Raleigh

Price: $45 per parent/ trusted adult and son. Additional participants are $20.00 each.

Category: Family

Guy Talk will equip boys with accurate age-appropriate information developed to help with healthy growth and development. Workshop topics include the changes which happen during puberty, the reproductive systems, proper nutrition and hygiene, and online safety. Engaging activities make this an interactive and meaningful experience. Guy Talk has been specifically designed with activities that foster and encourage open parent/trusted adult-son communication. Space is limited to 30 pairs (son and trusted adult).

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Guy Talk 2026

“Register early because the 30-pair limit means this session fills up fast.”

When
This Saturday
Sat, Sep 12, 2026
Sat., 9-11am
Ages
All ages
Price
$45 per parent/ trusted adult and son. Additional participants are $20.00 each.
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Guy Talk 2026
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$45 per parent/ trusted adult and son. Additional participants are $20.00 each.

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Schedule

Guy Talk 2026 runs Sat, Sep 12, 2026, Sat., 9-11am.

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Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education is at 224 Sunnybrook Rd, Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.

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What to Bring

  • Tickets or entry money — admission is $45 per parent/ trusted adult and son. Additional participants are $20.00 each.

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