Moore Square in Raleigh re-opened last summer and is hosting a full slate of free events.
The 4-acre Moore Square is bounded by E. Hargett Street to the north, East Martin Street to the south, S. Blount Street to the west, and S. Person Street to the east.
It’s across Hargett Street from Marbles Kids Museum, so it will be a great way to extend the fun when you bring the kids to the museum.
The park will include a tree house-themed play area, a water play component, and several gathering and performing spaces.
Scroll down for a list of events on the calendar for Moore Square.
The Moore You Know — Lunchtime Trivia
Wednesdays
12 p.m.
Free
Quench your mid-day thirst for knowledge with our bite sized trivia game designed to accommodate the lunch crowd! Grab a team of up to 6 and head to Square Burger for lunch and a chance to win fun prizes! Each week will feature 3 themed rounds of trivia and some extra surprises thrown in! All in just 30 minutes!
Game On!
Tuesdays and Thursdays
10 a.m.
Free
Come out to play a selection of games on Moore Square’s beautiful lawn. Oversized Jenga, chess and connect four, cornhole, KanJam and wooden bowling will be available for free play. Board and card games are also available!
Imagination Playground
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
10 a.m.
Free
Let your imagination guide you as you use our big blue blue blocks to create your very own playground! Best suited for ages 3-8.
Square Roots History Tour
Saturdays (scheduled through May 23rd)
11 a.m.
Free
Take a journey through time and discover the rich history of Moore Square! Tours include an outdoor walking tour of the Square and inside the Visitors Center. Tours start in front of Square Burger.
Art in Nature
Mondays at 3 p.m.
Wednesdays at 4 p.m.
Free
Participants will experience the arts outdoors. Various topics include: Nature collages, leaf rubbing lanterns, beaded suncatchers, botanical paperweights and flower prints.
Craft Corner
Thursdays, scheduled through November 19th, 2020
10 a.m.
Free
Join Moore Square for a fun filled hour of crafting! Projects include paper flowers, puppets, spin art and more. Ages 3+.
Anne says
This Tuesday was a Teacher Work Day so I took my grandson downtown to enjoy the Moore Square games. While he enjoyed the chess and connect 4, we were disappointed that not all the games advertised were there. It was a cool day so not many children were there but he got bored with the ones we had to play. Great idea for days when there is no school for something free to do.