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NeighborUp in Apex — Sunday, September 27

Sep 10
1 min read

Our world is not only about politics.


It’s about our neighbors. It’s about community. And it’s about showing up for one another and celebrating life.


I wanted to share a free event coming up later this month. It’s outside our immediate Raleigh Northeast footprint — over in Apex — but it matters. Supporting people who are building neighbor-to-neighbor connections is part of how we take care of the places we live.


NeighborUp is hosting a free celebration for National Good Neighbor Day.


Sunday, September 27, 2026

3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Sweetwater Town Center, Market Square

2701–2705 Lawnview Lane, Apex, NC


There will be shopping in the community, live music from Boys of Summer (70s and 80s), a special guest appearance by the Apex Mayor, door prizes, and a chance to learn more about NeighborUp — a local community service organization. All proceeds from donations benefit NeighborUp.


I’m glad to help get the word out, and I’m glad to name a friend in that work: Huntley Cuthrell with Your Way Realty Group, LLC, powered by Fathom Realty (“Your Path – Your Peace – Your Way”). They’re helping put this neighbor celebration forward.


If you can make it, come. Bring family. Meet someone you haven’t met yet. That’s the kind of afternoon that strengthens a town.


Flyer is attached on the Events page and with this post.


And while you’re thinking about community — remember to vote, and when you can, vote early. It’s one of the most practical ways we take care of the places we call home.


— Alan Terrano

a dedicated patriot

 
 
 

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