Six Sundays in Spring falls on Sunday, May 10, 2026 — Mother’s Day — at Joyner Park in Wake Forest. This outdoor concert series brings residents together for free live music and community connection in one of Wake Forest’s most scenic parks.
What better way to celebrate Mother’s Day in Wake Forest than a free afternoon of live music at Joyner Park? Bring the whole family out for performances, outdoor relaxation, and celebration. Just show up, find a spot on the lawn, and let the music do the rest.
Six Sundays in Spring: A Wake Forest Tradition
Now a genuine Wake Forest tradition, Six Sundays in Spring builds neighborhood identity over time. Performers rotate each week, offering eclectic genres while maintaining the relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere that makes the series such a draw. Wake Forest Matters covers the parks and recreation programming that makes Wake Forest a great place to live. More in our community section and the Wake Forest Matters Events Calendar. Full schedule at the Town of Wake Forest Six Sundays page.
Tom Baker IV is the publisher of Wake Forest Matters, Wake Forest's only independent local newsroom. A Wake Forest native, Navy veteran, and intelligence professional, Tom launched Wake Forest Matters to bring serious accountability journalism to his hometown. Tips and story ideas: publisher@wakeforestmatters.com
Tom Baker IV is the publisher of Wake Forest Matters, Wake Forest's only independent local newsroom. A Wake Forest native, Navy veteran, and intelligence professional, Tom launched Wake Forest Matters to bring serious accountability journalism to his hometown. Tips and story ideas: publisher@wakeforestmatters.com
