The Walltown Park Recreation Center a "community day" this Saturday -- its first since the facility has been renovated.

The event is free, open to the public and will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Walltown Center, located at 1308 West Club Blvd.

The event will feature food, games, and entertainment for the entire family. The Mt. Olive Dancers, Fierce Eclipse All-star Cheerleading Dancers, Walltown Wildcat Cheerleaders, Walltown Baton Twirlers and various step teams will be among the many performances at the event.

For more details contact Pam Sellars at 560-4296, ext. 27421.

Did you get a chance to venture out to Durham's Earth Day Festival yesterday? Check out our gallery from the celebration.

Saturday's Live It Up! On Hillsborough Street Festival has something for the greenies out there. The free, family-friendly event is also eco-friendly as well.

Lobster fans, mark your calendars for Saturday, October 3. Then set your GPS for 221 Union Street in Cary, where Saint Paul's Episcopal Church will be hosting its annual Lobster Fest from 11am-5pm.

Live and cooked 1-1/2 pound lobsters will be available, wth proceeds going to youth, outreach and church projects. From 11am-2pm, there will also be a dine-in option at the "Lobsta Shack," which will be set up in the church parking lot. Lobster dinners will be served, as well as chicken dinners and chicken tenders for the kids. A new option this year is the Quarta Pounda Lobsta Roll, featuring 1/4 pound of lobster on a grilled La Farm roll, with chips and slaw for $12. 

Last year, they brought in 850 live lobsters the morning of the Fest, and this year promises to be even bigger. Walk-ins are welcome, but advance tickets are a good idea. Email Lobsters@nc.rr.com or call 919-302-3226 for information.

See images from the 30th annual Festival for the Eno in Durham.