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What is Creek Week? Creek Weeks happen all around North Carolina in spring and fall, when people get together and take part in all kinds of water-related activities, including NC Stream Watch events, fishing tournaments, and creek cleanups. It's a time to learn about water quality, help out by preventing pollution and cleaning it up, and having fun while we do it! Check the tab below, titled "2024 Creek Weeks in the Piedmont Triad", to see this year's dates and locations for local Creek Weeks.
Who's in charge of Creek Weeks? Each Creek Week started in its own way, and many have changed over time, but most are collaborative efforts between local government departments: Public Works, Planning, Recreation/Parks, and organizations that serve these local governments, such as AmeriCorps and Regional Councils of Government. In our area, the Piedmont Triad Regional Council helps facilitate Creek Weeks through the Stormwater SMART program and its AmeriCorps Service Members. You'll see Stormwater SMART facilitating Creek Week activities like NC Stream Watch, pond explorations, EnviroScape lessons, and more! We assist both "official" Creek Week partners and what we call "Friends of Creek Week".
WHAT ARE FRIENDS OF CREEK WEEK?
A Friend of Creek Week is a person or group who wants to participate in the kind of events that typically happen during Creek Weeks, like litter cleanups, rainscaping workshops, and NC Stream Watch events.
Friends of Creek Week might want to lead these kinds of activities, too. Maybe you want your Scout troop to conduct a creek cleanup, or your HOA (Home Owners' Association) would like to hold a workshop about downspout disconnection. The Friends of Creek Week network can help promote or celebrate your event. Email us at stormwatersmart@ptrc.org with questions or to help with your event.
To register for events or see what other Friends are doing, just check the list of events on this page for cleanups and other activities near you. Check the details for information about how to participate or register for an event.
FORSYTH CREEK WEEK: March 22- March 30, 2025
RANDOLPH CREEK WEEK: May, 2025
ALAMANCE CREEK WEEK: May, 2025
GUILFORD CREEK WEEK: June, 2025
DAVIDSON CREEK WEEK: TBD
ROCKINGHAM CREEK WEEK: TBD
Our list of "friends" keeps growing . . . . and when it's done it's going to be AMAZING! It will contain information about:
Alamance County:
City of Graham
Town of Green Level
Davidson County:
Davidson County Libaries
City of Lexington
City of Thomasville
Forsyth County Libraries
Town of Kernersville
Town of Lewisville
Village of Clemmons
City of Winston-Salem
Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful
Guilford County Libraries
City of Greensboro
City of High Point
Southwest Renewal Foundation
Town of Jamestown
Town of Gibsonville
Town of Oak Ridge
Town of Summerfield
Keep Randolph County Beautiful
Randolph Co. Cooperative Extension
Randolph County Soil & Water
Randolph County Public Works
City of Asheboro
City of Archdale
City of Trinity
City of Randleman
Rockingham County:
Visit RoCo
Rockingham County Libraries
City of Reidsville
Other:
Piedmont Triad Water Quality Authority
... and more! Just wait and see!
- Jul048:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Forsyth County
July 4th Parade CleanUp
Kernersville
- Jul034:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Guilford County
EcoExplore Entomology
High Point Library
- Jul0210:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Randolph County
Summer Reading "Water Bugs" @ Franklinville Library
Franklinville Library Preschool Storytime
- Jul0110:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Randolph County
Summer Reading "Aquatic Insects" @ Riverside Park
Franklinville - Riverside Park School Age Program
- Jun275:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Forsyth County
Environmental Action Series
Piedmont Environmental Alliance Lewisville
- Jun271:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Guilford County
Green Girls - Healthy Ecosystems Lesson
Registration deadline is June 26
- Jun261:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Guilford County
Green Girls - The Power of the Sun: Energy & Life Lesson
Registration deadline is June 25
- Jun2611:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Davidson County
Bug Babies!
@ Lexington Library
- Jun251:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Guilford County
Green Girls - Water Quality in My City Lesson
Registration deadline is June 24
- Jun229:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Guilford County
Pollinators Day Celebration
Free Event Register to Attend
- Jun2010:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Randolph County
Creekside Adventures
@ Creekside Park Archdale
- Jun184:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Alamance County
Aquatic Bugs!
@ May Memorial Library w/Stormwater SMART
- Jun1706/17/2024
Forsyth County
Litter Pick Up June 17-24
Town of Kernersville
- Jun158:00 PM - 11:58 PM
Alamance County
Bank Fishing Catfish Tournaments
- Jun1510:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Randolph County
Asheboro "Downtown Heroes" Clean Up
Keep Randolph County Beautiful
- Jun1210:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Davidson County
Wild Animal Adventures Program
@ West Davidson Library
- Jun082:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Guilford County
Rehobeth Wetland Program/Cleanup
REGISTRATION REQUIRED Free. For ages 10+ w/parent
- Jun0812:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Guilford County
2024 Cicada Slumber (Ages 6 – 12) - Piedmont Environmental Ctr
Registration Required
- Jun0810:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Guilford County
World Ocean’s Day @ Greensboro Science Center
Free w/Admission. For all ages.
- Jun0810:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Guilford County
Saturdays on the Haw: River Watch Training
REGISTRATION REQUIRED Free. For ages 12+