Events

2026 Nurses Night at the Legislature

 

Nurses Night at the Legislature is your chance to make your voice heard where it matters most—right in the heart of Raleigh. This casual evening reception brings nurses from across North Carolina together with lawmakers in a relaxed, welcoming setting. It’s more than networking: it’s a powerful opportunity to share your experiences, build relationships with decision-makers, and show the strength of nursing’s united voice. Don’t miss your seat at the table.


Date & Time
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
5:30pm – 7:30pm

Location
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

11 W. Jones St.
Raleigh, NC 27601-1029


Registration Information

 REGISTER › 


Helpful Hints to Prepare for Nurses Night at the Legislature

Download the guide below for tips on preparing, engaging with legislators, and making the most of your Nurses Night at the Legislature experience.

 Helpful Hints to Prepare for Nurses Night at the Legislature › 

 

NCNA Legislative, Regulatory, and Political Platform

Download the document below to review NCNA’s policy positions and stay informed on the issues impacting nursing and healthcare in North Carolina.

 NCNA Legislative, Regulatory, and Political Platform › 


Parking Information

Parking is available weekdays in several public pay parking decks within walking distance of the Museum.

  • An above-ground lot is located one block east of the Museum, with entrances on Jones and Edenton Streets.
  • The Green Square parking deck is at the corner of Edenton and McDowell Streets, behind the Nature Research Center (NRC). The entrance to the deck is on Edenton between Salisbury and McDowell Streets. Exit the deck on the north side and you will be at the back entrance to the NRC.
  • Limited metered parking is available along Jones and Edenton Streets. Parking is free and abundant on weekends.

For parking choices within walking distance of the Museum, see the Downtown Map ›


Become a Nurses Night Partner!

Is your nursing organization interested in becoming a partner for this event? Contact Alix John, NCNA Manager of Political Engagement, at alixjohn@ncnurses.org › for more information.

 

 

 


The North Carolina Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
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