Greenville Wildlife Garden offers volunteer workdays and plant-care learning at 214 Stancil Drive while growing produce for volunteers and local organizations.
Volunteering in a community garden
Learning plant care without prior gardening experience
Carolina IceZone offers year-round ice skating in Greenville, with public sessions, skating lessons, figure skating, and youth and adult hockey leagues.
Families seeking public ice skating in Greenville
Beginners ages 3 through adult seeking year-round skating lessons
Figure skaters needing freestyle sessions or private lessons
Downtown Greenville First Friday ArtWalk brings monthly exhibitions, live music, food, and free trolley transportation to Greenville on the first Friday.
Monthly downtown art outings
Visitors seeking multiple galleries and exhibitions in one evening
People wanting live music, restaurants, and local beer alongside artwork
Bladez on Ice lists public skating admission at $12 for ages 6 through adult and $7 for ages 5 and under. Skate rentals are listed at $3.
Are there skating lessons for young children and adults?
Bladez on Ice offers year-round Learn To Skate classes for ages 3 through adult. The facility also offers freestyle figure-skating sessions and hockey programs.
When is PirateFest in Greenville, NC?
The 19th Annual PirateFest is scheduled for April 25, 2026, on 1st Street along the Tar River in Downtown Greenville. The City of Greenville offers free visitor parking during the festival.
Where can I volunteer in a community garden in Greenville?
Greenville Wildlife Garden accepts volunteers of any age or experience level and posts group workdays through GivePulse. Volunteers may also harvest produce, while the garden supplies local organizations and underserved neighborhoods.
What youth arts programs are available in Pitt County?
A Place in the Heart Theatre Company offers family theatre for students in 2nd through 12th grade, plus costume and fashion courses for ages 10 and up and culinary education for ages 10 through 20.