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Middlesex, NC · Arts & Culture
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Learn to Frame Raleigh’s Skyline, Streets, and Hidden Corners Like a Pro on Saturday
You do not need a four-figure lens setup to capture the City of Oaks like a seasoned gallery artist. On Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, local visual artist Ana Galizes is leading a hands-on urban photography workshop at Artspace that strips away the intimidation of high-end camera gear. Whether you are shooting on an advanced DSLR or just the smartphone already in your pocket, this three-hour session heads out into Downtown Raleigh to explore framing, perspective, scale, and composition.
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Durham's DPAC Relives Waiting to Exhale With Live Band for 30th Anniversary
Thirty years after Waiting to Exhale hit theaters, Durham is getting its own tribute to the film's blockbuster soundtrack. The Durham Performing Arts Center is set to present Waiting to Exhale: 30th Anniversary in Concert Live to Film, pairing a screening of the movie with vocalists and a full live band performing the soundtrack's biggest songs in real time.
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Fantasia, Anthony Hamilton and October London Bring ‘Her Legacy’ Concert to Raleigh in May 2027
RALEIGH, NC — R&B fans across the Triangle have something special to look forward to as Radio One’s Her Legacy concert returns to Raleigh on Saturday, May 8, 2027, featuring Fantasia, Anthony Hamilton and October London. The concert will take place at Lenovo Center, bringing together three performers...
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NC Museum of History Announces November Events, Including 31st Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration
RALEIGH, NC — The North Carolina Museum of History will celebrate American Indian Heritage Month with cultural performances, storytelling, traditional arts and educational activities throughout November, highlighted by the 31st Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration on Saturday, November 21, 2026. The free, family-friendly celebration will take place from 11...
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Bass Guitar and Spiritual Energy: Thundercat Performs in Raleigh
RALEIGH, N.C. – Few artists have been able to blend jazz fusion, funk and soulful storytelling quite like Grammy-winning artist, Thundercat. In his performance at The Ritz, he transformed the packed venue into a once-in-a-lifetime experience for everyone in attendance. Thundercat, born Stephen Bruner, is a Los Angeles-based bassist...
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The Clayton Center Opens The Doors To The Arts
CLAYTON, N.C. – The lights go down, the room gets quiet, and attention turns to the stage. For the next hour or two, hundreds of people share something together without having to leave Clayton. Cathy Marraccini gets to see those moments from a different view. For nearly 20 years,...
WRAL News
Bed bug problem resolved at Oberlin Regional Library, Wake County says
For the past couple months, Oberlin Regional Library in Raleigh has had a bed bug problem. A Wake County spokesperson says that problem has been resolved. The spokesperson previously told WRAL the first treatment for bed bugs at Oberlin was on Aug. 17. The spokesperson said the issue stemmed from bed bugs that were found inside returned library books.
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Victoria Monét Cancels Raleigh & New Orleans As Charlotte Show Moves
Victoria Monét canceled two early stops on her “Frequency Of Love Tour,” leaving Raleigh and New Orleans without shows while Charlotte fans got a new date and venue. The Raleigh concert had been set for October 27 at Red Hat Amphitheater, followed by October 30 at The Fillmore New Orleans. Ticketmaster now marks both events as canceled.
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70+ events happening in November
Nov. 1-5 Nov. 1: Cary Underground Market - Vendors at Bond Brothers Beer Company in downtown Cary. Nov. 1: Monthly Pop Shop ARTernative Market - The market is at 10 a.m. at Chapel of Bones. Nov. 1: Pokémon Mini Con - The event is built for trainers, collectors, cosplayers, and...
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Grammy Award Winner Linda Davis Stars In “Evening In The Round” At The Clayton Center
CLAYTON, N.C. – Country music fans, make plans now for an unforgettable evening of music, storytelling, and laughter at The Clayton Center. Grammy-winning performers Linda Davis, Lang Scott, and acclaimed songwriter-comedian Bill Whyte present “Evening In The Round” on Saturday, November 14, at 8:00 p.m. Inspired by...
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Mack Paul discusses “Miracle Road: The Story of Research Triangle Park”
One of the most successful public economic development projects in modern American history is North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park. Nearly 70 years ago, when a collection of public officials, academics and business leaders unveiled their vision for RTP, the undeveloped region found between the towns of Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill was characterized as one […]
Raleigh News & Observer
Raleigh bids farewell to Red Hat Amphitheater with final sold-out concert
Raleigh is saying goodbye to beloved outdoor music venue, Red Hat Amphitheater, following a sold out Steve Lacy concert Friday. The city’s farewell isn’t permanent. The new Red Hat Amphitheater, scheduled to open in June 2027 across Lenoir street, will come with significant changes for performers and concertgoers. “We get to shut this [place] down,” Lacy said during the concert. “I think that’s pretty cool if you ask me.” In addition to permanent bathrooms, better sound, and an “elevated bowl” design, there will be around 100 fewer seats than the current 6,000, according to Kerry Painter, executive director of the Raleigh convention and performing arts complex. Previous big name artists who performed in the space during its 16-year run include Lizzo, John Legend, Tate McRae, Sting and Bob Dylan. “It is both joyful and sad all at once,” Painter said of the last show. “Starting next week, we will begin to take things out of the amphitheater: furniture, concession stand equipment, digital screens, things that will be kept and moved to the new building ... and then we will begin demolition in about two weeks.” The venue will be moving one block across Lenoir Street to allow for the $387.5
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Neuse Charter School Welcomes The Freedom 250 Mobile Museum
SMITHFIELD, N.C. – History is coming to Neuse Charter School, and the entire community is invited. On Sunday, November 1, Neuse Charter School will welcome the Freedom 250 Mobile Museum to campus for a one-day-only, free public event. Commissioned by Freedom 250, a national, nonpartisan organization leading the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, six Freedom Truck mobile museums are traveling across the United States throughout 2026. Neuse Charter School is proud to host one of these traveling museums, bringing this unique experience to Johnston County.
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This Massive North Carolina Bowling Alley Has 42 Lanes And Keeps The Strikes Rolling Past Midnight
Crash. That sound can keep echoing until 1 AM at this North Carolina bowling center, where 42 lanes make an ordinary game night feel surprisingly enormous. I would probably walk in confident, rent the shoes, and immediately discover that the gutter has been waiting specifically for me. The place has...