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NEXT EVENT...
🥳 Mark Your Calendars — The 6th Street Block Party Returns! 🥳
The 2nd Annual 6th Street Block Party is back, and this year is shaping up to be even better. On Saturday, April 25th, 2026, 6th Street will be closed to traffic from Ann to Orange Street for an afternoon of neighborhood celebration right in the heart of downtown Wilmington.
Your hosts - Nick, Drew, Heidi, Shane, Jamie & Rob - are setting up tents and tables along the block and filling the afternoon with live music, food and drinks, and games for all ages. Whether you're a longtime local or still getting to know the neighborhood, this is the perfect excuse to come out, settle in, and enjoy a warm spring afternoon with the people who make this community special.
Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Bring something to share if you'd like. Most importantly, bring yourself.
Event Details
📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026
🕛 Noon to 5:00 PM
📍 6th Street, from Ann to Orange (closed to traffic)
👨👩👧 Free and open to all — friends and family welcome
Help your hosts plan by sending your headcount before April 15th. Nick: 408-202-8682 | Heidi: 910-777-1387
Let's have some fun on 6th Street!
Thank you to our 2025 Back Door Kitchen Tour Sponsors!
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Caprice Bistro
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Dorset Decorating Services
Cousins Italian Deli

ROW'S MISSION STATEMENT
ROW is an all-volunteer, membership-based, non-profit neighborhood organization of people living in the Historic Districts covering the oldest parts of the City of Wilmington, North Carolina -- the area between Red Cross and Queen Streets, from the Cape Fear River to Eighth Street.
ROW brings people together to build neighborliness and work together for historic preservation and improvement of the quality of life in the Historic Districts.
ROW'S VISION STATEMENT
The neighborhoods in ROW’s membership area, spanning from 8th Street to the Cape Fear River and Red Cross Street to Queen Street, are vital to the historic character of Wilmington, North Carolina.
These areas feature significant historic and architectural residences and serve as cultural districts for education and tourism, benefiting the local economy, particularly in tourism and film.
ROW aims to preserve the neighborhoods' historical and residential qualities, ensuring they remain safe and livable for all demographics.
