Raleigh, NC – June 12, 2026 – Spring Arbor communities throughout North Carolina will celebrate Memory Care Week from June 15 – 20, 2026. This week offers an opportunity for the communities to honor, celebrate, and bring awareness to the meaningful lives, stories, relationships, and connections within Memory Care.
The week culminates with The Longest Day recognition on June 20, 2026. Historically, the longest day of the year has been a time to bring greater awareness and support for those impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia. The longest day has more light than any other day and serves as a metaphor to outshine the darkness of dementia. The longest day also signifies the 24/7 reality of caregiving for loved ones with all forms of dementia.
Each community will host events and special programs to honor their residents’ unique stories, highlight the compassion and dedication behind Memory Care, and create meaningful moments.
Examples of Memory Care Week celebrations across the state will include:
- Spring Arbor of Cary will host a Cottage Carnival for residents and family members.
- Spring Arbor of Greensboro will host a Dancing Through the Decades dance party.
- Spring Arbor of Kinston will host a Cruise in Car Show that is open to the public.
There are 12 Spring Arbor communities in North Carolina – Spring Arbor of Cary and Spring Arbor of Apex in the Triangle region, Spring Arbor of Sandhills in Fayetteville, Spring Arbor of Steele Creek in Charlotte, Spring Arbor of Greensboro, Spring Arbor of Wilmington, Spring Arbor of Albemarle, Spring Arbor of Wilson, Spring Arbor of Rocky Mount, Spring Arbor of Kinston, Spring Arbor of Greenville, and Spring Arbor of Outer Banks – and all are participating in Memory Care Week.
All communities are active members in the North Carolina Assisted Living Association.
Spring Arbor communities provide assisted living and memory care in a setting focused on consistency, comfort, and connection. The communities emphasize social interaction, daily engagement, and time to enjoy personal interests. With a focus on individualized support and a steady approach to care, residents and families can feel confident in the care provided.
Memory Care options deliver additional support for residents suffering from Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Memory Care is tailored to the specific and personal needs of a resident with a focus on nurturing the mind, body, and spirit collectively.
Spring Arbor is part of the Allegro Living family of assisted living and memory care communities serving residents and their loved ones. Allegro communities offer residents a lifestyle focused on wellness, connection, and personalized support, including assisted living and memory care options, on-site therapy, and engaging daily programming that helps residents live life to the fullest. For additional information and to find an Allegro Living community, visit Allegro’s website.
About Allegro Living
Allegro Living develops and manages senior living communities across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and Midwest, bringing more than 45 years of experience serving older adults and their families. Through its Allegro, Alto, and Spring Arbor brands, Allegro Living offers resident-centered lifestyles focused on wellness, connection, and personalized support, including assisted living and memory care. Learn more at www.allegroliving.com.