What to Do in June 2026 In and Around Raleigh
This month, savor the start of summer with outdoor music, food festivals, live theater and Pride celebrations!
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The Art of Living Well
On May 20, step into a world where design, connection and lifestyle take center stage.
Statement Stone is Having a Moment
From marble to quartzite to porcelain, bold takes on this workhorse surface are at the forefront of kitchen design. Here’s what we’re seeing.
The Whirl: Oakwood Samedi Gras
As is customary, residents paraded through the neighborhood led by the Oakwood Awesomettes and the Oakwood Second Line.
The Whirl: Origin of the Dream
This film was created by Distinguished Professor W. Jason Miller and Emmy award-winning filmmaker Neal Hutcheson.
The Whirl: Playmakers: Women in Football
The Playmakers: Women in Football event at William Peace University was fueled by the growing momentum of women’s NFL Flag Football.
The Whirl: Jobe House Opening
This unique partnership creates a space for exhibitions, programs and community, including housing for emerging artists and musicians.
The Whirl: Wendell Rotary Club Oyster Roast
On Feb. 7, the Rotary Club of Wendell hosted its fifth annual Oyster Roast at the Wendell Country Club, bringing together 200 community members who braved the cold to make a positive difference. Proceeds from the fundraiser will empower projects,…
The Whirl: Boatman Distillery Bottle Launch Party
Boatman Spirits Co. in downtown’s Seaboard Station, entered its next phase with the official launch of its on-site distillery.
The Whirl: 2026 Discovery Ball
The celebration highlighted the power of community partnership, with essential contributions from more than 40 local businesses.
The Whirl: Wake Tech Ignite
Hosted by the Wake Tech Foundation, the event showcased the life‑changing impact of education and the innovative ways the college and its partners are helping learners.
Moments in the Aftermath: Advocating for Mental Health in Sports
After losing beloved athletes to suicide, these Raleigh groups are working to raise awareness and support for those in crisis
State of Mind: The High Ground
Finding the allure of small town life in Mount Pleasant, North Carolina — and learning how to bring it home
Simple Life: Letter to a June Bug
From a homegrown Ogden Nash by Jim Dodson | Illustration by Gerry O’Neill My daughter, Maggie, was born in 1989. It was a year of revolutions, a turning point in world affairs that witnessed the opening of the Berlin Wall,…