we are going to try and go through with it! Give us 15 or 20 minutes to bring the food and things to the park, and come on! We can at least eat until we know for sure!!!!!!

Still hoping!

We are still holding on, hoping the rain stops by 7:20pm! We are playing everything by ear at this time, hoping to still be able to enjoy the evening!

The movie is still on as of now!

Pre-Events have been postponed until 6:45pm. We will keep you posted every 15 minutes. The movie is still on as of now!

OUTDOOR MOVIE WEATHER UPDATE

As of this time, the outdoor movie is scheduled to go on at the scheduled time.

Please stay posted for further updates!

Women on Wheels!

Join the 2011 Le Tour de Femme, a women-only cycling event with the mission of raising awareness and funding for cancer research and survivorship programs.

Local nonprofit Grab My Wheel presents this sixth annual tour on Saturday, Oct. 8, departing at 9 a.m. from Cycling Spoken Here, located at 1377 NW Maynard Road in Cary.

Le Tour de Femme offers female cyclists of all skill levels from across the country the opportunity to participate in rides of 15 miles, 31.2 miles or 62.4 miles. Since the tour’s inception, more than 1,000 riders have raised almost a quarter million dollars for cancer research and survivorship programs.

Proceeds of this year’s event will benefit the Rex Hospital Angel Fund and the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

Grab My Wheel was founded in 2006 by cyclists Ron Hamner and David Goodall. The organization provides physical, emotional and financial support to people with cancer, and to the institutions dedicated to finding a cure.

For more information or to register for Le Tour de Femme, visit http://www.letourdefemme.org/.

Read more: http://www.carymagazine.com/features/women-wheels#ixzz1YiZ3lRAj

Win a Prize Package

to the Fair!

Come to the office between 

September 19, 2011 thru October 7, 2011 

to enter our

FREE RAFFLE!

2 chances to win! 

EACH PRIZE PACKAGE INCLUDES

• 6 Adult Entry Tickets
• 60 Ride Tickets
• $50 Cash

Drawing will be held on October 10, 2011.

Call the Sumter Square office at (919) 851-3343 for more details.

1 Entry per apartment/roommate

NEW DATE FOR THE OUTDOOR MOVIE!

The Outdoor Movie Night

has been postponed to

September 30, 2011 due to rain.

Same place, same time.

KEEP YOUR TICKETS HANDY!!!!

MAGNET SCHOOLS FAIR

Explore the magnet school programs and expand your child's K-12 educational opportunities!

WHEN
Saturday, November 5, 2011
9:00am - 12:00pm

WHERE
Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School
2600 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh NC 27610

Wake County Public School System
For more information: (919) 431-7355
Email: magnetcenter@wcpss.net
www.wcpss.net/magnet

CenterFest Arts Festival

General Information

Dates: Saturday and Sunday, September 18th and 19th , 2010
Times: Saturday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm, Sunday 12:00 noon – 6:00 pm
Location: Downtown Durham, Triangle Area, North Carolina
Presenter: Durham Arts Council, http://www.durhamarts.org/

Frequently Asked Questions
Is Centerfest still located in Downtown Durham?
Yes! Just north of the 5 Points area, the festival will take place across the street from Durham Central Park on Foster St. You can pay a $2 fee to park in the large parking decks on Morgan St., or find some parking lots closer to the site that are free and open to the public! Get directions here.

How much does it cost?While we strive to keep CenterFest a free event, Durham Arts Council incurs substantial expenses in presenting this annual street festival for the community. For this reason we ask that those who can afford to do so make a $4 per person donation ($12 for a family of 4 or more) as you enter the festival. We appreciate your support in making CenterFest happen.

Can I bring my dog, cat, ferret, etc?
While we understand that your pet may be very well behaved, the festival presents a variety of smells, sounds and motion that may startle an animal and provoke a reaction. We are sorry, but we no longer allow pets at CenterFest. Exceptions are made only for guide dogs in service to individuals with special needs.

Is this held in a park?
CenterFest takes place throughout Durham Central Park District. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Where is the closest ATM machine?
ATMs will be available on the festival site this year. In addition, an ATM is located one block away at the Marriott Civic Center. Stop at the main information booth for more information.

Will I be able to maneuver in a wheelchair?
The festival site is completely accessible. If you have other special needs, please contact the Durham Arts Council in advance of the festival to ensure your needs will be met.

Are there kids’ activities at CenterFest?
We have an array of activities to keep the little ones happy. There’s more about this on the Kids section.

What evening activities are scheduled?
CenterFest is a daytime festival and ends at 6:00 p.m. both days. There are no CenterFest events scheduled in the evenings.

Can you suggest a hotel or other things to do while in town?
For information on Durham, including accommodations, visit Durham Convention & Visitors’ Bureau. http://www.durham-nc.com/

Can I still get a booth at CenterFest 2011?
CenterFest Visual Artist Applications available as of April 1, 2011 at www.zapplications.com

Food Vendor, Performing Artist, Non-Profit/Civic Group Applications available at www.centerfest.durhamarts.org on April 15, 2011.

Can I receive community service hours for volunteering and can I volunteer with my friends?
We need you and your friends to volunteer and you will receive a document verifying your volunteer hours to give to your teacher. Click here to learn about volunteering.

Who is coordinating CenterFest this year?
The Durham Arts Council produces and presents CenterFest each year with the assistance of regional event producers and volunteers.