Interdependence Day is a space to channel what you’re feeling. A people-powered evening of art, action, and community. Come do something. Come make something. Come meet your people.

Local organizations will offer meaningful ways to take action, alongside hands-on art, opportunities to connect, and space to just be together.

At the picnic, you can expect:

• The event is in the Bullpen, so feel free to bring your own picnic (and a drink!) from a local spot. The Durham Food Hall is just across the street.

• Come meet some of our partner organizations. Learn what they’re working on and find easy ways to plug into civil liberties efforts across the state.

• Help us build a communal quilt and tap into your creative side at our zine-making station.

• Bring your instruments to a front porch bluegrass jam from 6:30-7:30 - all abilities welcome.

• We’ll also have a community resource table, so feel free to bring clothing, books, or non-perishable food to share.

BYO blanket or chair, friend, and energy. Leave with something that matters.

Partners Include:

• Carolina Abortion Fund
• Carolina Migrant Network
• NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty

Street parking is available along Foster Street, Hunt Street, Rigsbee Street, Roney Street and Corporation. Evening and weekend parking is available in the lots surrounding the park. The Durham Centre Deck at 300 Morgan Street is two blocks away. Morris Street deck rates are:

• $2 hourly, $14 Max

• In after 5pm, $5 Max

• Early Bird special right now, in before 9am $5 max (this is not a permanent rate)

• Weekend rate is $5 max

For more information, visit parkdurham.org.

Mens’ and Womens’ restrooms are located in the back corner of the Pavilion.