20+ Things to Do in July 2023 In and Around Raleigh
Hello, July in Raleigh! Time for late sunsets, hot days, fireflies — and, of course, fireworks at Dix Park for Independence Day!
Hello, July in Raleigh! Time for late sunsets, hot days, fireflies — and, of course, fireworks at Dix Park for Independence Day!
By founding North Carolina’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore, Victoria Scott Miller creates a safe space for personal discovery
From sit-down meals to casual food festivals, enjoy the best of North Carolina produce, agriculture, distillers and more.
Local readings, music, art installations and a historic store opening in Raleigh will honor Juneteenth this year.
Take advantage of the warm summer air or cool off inside of a theater with this list of movie showings this summer.
Take advantage of longer days and perfect North Carolina weather to enjoy these live music opportunities in Raleigh and the Triangle.
On April 5, WALTER hosted At the Table with VIETRI CEO Susan Gravely in honor of her new book, Italy on a Plate: Travels, Memories, Menus.
The North Carolina Symphony’s education concerts give Wake County 4th graders an introduction to a variety of instruments and music
On March 19, Gallery C hosted its annual Best of North Carolina Exhibit, featuring North Carolinian art from the 19th and 20th century.
On February 24, the American Cancer Society of North Carolina hosted its inaugural North Carolina Discovery Ball.
On April 29 the Durham Library Foundation hosted All Booked Up, an after-hours party celebrating the library.
A quirky sculpture of Sir Walter Raleigh made from an old tobacco case inspires a deeper look into his history with the crop.
The Maintain Your Brain Battle of the Bands increases awareness of mental health, stroke, dementia, traumatic brain injury and concussion.
The Credit Union recently hosted delegates from the North Carolina African Confederation of Co-operative Savings and Credit Associations.