Celebrating 84 Years Of Service To The Community
The Carolinian is the largest African-American newspaper in North Carolina. Our circulation covers 2/3 of the state, which is the most dense African-American population in NC, and our digital reach is nationwide. In addition to spanning the state, we also span generations of readers. If you are interested in being featured in our event’s calendar, please email us at [email protected] with the subject line “Online Event Advertising”, as well as information about your event and/or an event link. Each event ad cost is approximately $20-$30.
The officers and disciples of Bethlehem Baptist Church are excited to announce the appointment of Pastor Walter S. Dozier as the new pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church!
Join us for the African American Town Hall Meeting on Sep 9, 2023, at 2:00 PM UTC, where we'll discuss important issues.
Join us for the very first annual Inspired to Dream Fundraising Gala hosted by the Dream Upward Foundation.
The Tennie Group LLC will be hosting a fundraiser on September 16th. PLEASE RSVP ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 8TH.
On October 5, The Carolinian will publish its first annual Pastor Appreciation Special Edition. With October being Pastor Appreciation Month, it is the perfect time to honor your Church Founders, Ministers, Clergy, and of course your Pastors.
Networking Women of the Triangle, LLC (NWOTT), a virtual Facebook community with over 48,000 members, is pleased to announce its fifth career fair scheduled for October 3rd at Blush Cowork in Cary. NWOTT has a mission to connect, support, and inspire women in their careers and business endeavors, and has organized four successful career fairs to date.
“WHO AM I?” - musical short film, starring N.C., Grammy-nominated artist Petey Pablo, to screen at Charlotte Film Festival and Raleigh Film & Art Festival this fall.
Please join us for another Night of Stars event, where we will celebrate and support the work of Southeast Raleigh Community Learning Center afterschool and summer learning program. Since 2014, Southeast Raleigh Community Learning Center (SERCLC) has provided high quality learning experiences for over 800 students and their families in the Southeast Raleigh community. While honoring others who are also making a difference in the local community, this event helps to sustain the success of our program.
Raleigh-Durham Area Residents Invited to Free Alzheimer’s Educational Conference on October 18 Sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America.
The HBCU College Fair will be held on October 18th from 4Pm - 8Pm at the W.A. Foster Recreation Center! Come and receive meaningful information directly from HBCU representatives including assistance with college readiness and financial applications, opportunities to talk and engage with current HBCU students and graduates, as well as participate in giveaways.
On October 28, Saturday from 11AM to 3PM, the 1st annual Western Wake Children’s Business Fair will host over 100 young entrepreneurs at Cary Thomas Brooks park. This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. There will be free face painting, fairy hair, games and food.
This fall, Heluva Good! is bringing consumers the ultimate snacking occasion in its purest form: the tailgate. With the “No Team Required” tailgate tour, Heluva Good! dips is tricking-out tailgating experiences in cities that are “team-less.” Whether you’re longing for a team to cheer on or you’re more of a “I’m just here for the snacks” sort of fan - they are giving guests a snacking experience you won’t want to miss.