Town of Cary, NC

🏒 The hockey watch party series you've been waiting for!

Join us at Downtown Cary Park's Great Lawn Pavilion for Cary for the Cup and cheer on the Hurricanes on the big screen. Wear your red and black and get ready for some hard-hitting fun!

Watch Party Schedule:
🔴 Thursday, June 11, at 8 p.m.
⚫️ Sunday, June 14, at 8 p.m.
🔴 Wednesday, June 17, at 8 p.m. * - contingent upon playoff series standings

Help shape Cary! Applications are now open for Council-appointed Boards, Commissions, and Committees.

These volunteer groups play an important role in advising Council and helping guide decisions that impact our community. Share your voice, expertise, and perspective by applying today!

Visit our carync.gov/boards to learn more.

Interested in what's coming up at the Cary Council meeting on Thursday night, June 11? Check out the agenda here: https://bit.ly/3Q3aguA

In addition to attending in person, here are the Council meeting viewing options:
Town of Cary Agenda and Minutes Portal - https://bit.ly/3KbXt2H
Town of Cary’s YouTube - https://bit.ly/353BYvl
Cary TV - Spectrum Channel 11

Cary residents have several opportunities to help shape the FY 2027 Budget before Town Council adopts the final budget in June. www.carync.gov/budget

Join us at the final public hearing during a regular Town Council meeting:
📍 Council Chambers, 316 N. Academy St.
🗓 Thursday, June 11
🕡 6:30 p.m.

Register to speak at carync.gov/publichearings.

Can’t attend in person? Share your feedback anytime through 311 at services.carync.gov.

Your voice helps shape Cary’s future.

Lauren Daigle live at Booth Amphitheatre tomorrow, Movie Night featuring Wicked: For Good at Downtown Cary Park on Friday, and Jamrock returns to the Page-Walker Arts & History Center this Friday.

Ready to play this fall? Registration for Cary’s Fall 2026 sports leagues opens June 10! From youth baseball and softball to adult and senior leagues, there’s something for most ages and skill levels. ⚾🥎 Get ready to get in the game! 🏅

Today, we joined community leaders and stakeholders in celebrating the grand opening of Rose Park Manor, a new affordable senior housing community in Cary.

Developed in partnership with Beacon Management Corporation, Rose Park Manor includes 81 affordable apartments reserved for seniors age 55+ earning 60% or less of the Area Median Income (AMI). Located near downtown Cary and served by GoCary transit, the community helps older adults stay connected to the services, amenities, and community they value most.

Supported through investments from Cary and Wake County Government, and leveraging federal tax credits, this project reflects years of planning, partnership, and collaboration to expand housing choices and support aging in place.