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2026 SAS Championship – Round 1
RALEIGH, NC – The PGA Tour Champions is in town, as the regular season concludes this week at the 2026 SAS Championship, the 26th playing of the event starting Friday at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary. Being held at Prestonwood every year since its debut in 2001, this year’s...
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Live Review: beabadoobee @ Lenovo Center, Raleigh – October 11th 2026
Beabadoobee has outgrown the bedroom. With the release of her new album, Pylon, the London-raised singer-songwriter, Beatrice Laus, is embracing a heavier, grittier sound without sacrificing the melodic sensibility and emotional honesty that built her following. On the Powerlines Tour, she is integrating the alternative rock of Pylon, blending distorted...
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Thursday Brings Big Jams, Gritty Riffs, and Rising Roots Rock to Kings
There is nothing quite like catching an explosive touring act in an intimate room before they start filling arenas. (My personal fave way to music.) Mark your calendar for Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, as The Fitzkee Brothers roll into downtown Raleigh for their debut performance at Kings. Joined by standout guitarist Jaden Lehman—who has performed and recorded with Oteil Burbridge—the rhythm powerhouse of brothers Drew and Alex Fitzkee delivers an intoxicating blend of vintage roots rock, deep funk grooves, and spontaneous jam sessions.
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These 10 North Carolina Secondhand Bookstores Are A Dream Come True For Every Book Lover
Ready to find amazing secondhand bookstores in North Carolina that won’t empty your wallet?. These 10 secondhand bookstores offer incredible finds, cozy vibes, and shelves packed with stories waiting for you!. 1. McKay’s (Winston-Salem) If you love books and think shopping should feel like an adventure, McKay’s in...
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Crafters Go Treasure Hunting Through Donated Scraps and $1 Knitting Needles at This North Carolina Art Shop
I walked in expecting a plain thrift store and walked out with a bag of buttons, a pair of knitting needles, and a head full of ideas. Some places in North Carolina look ordinary from the parking lot but turn into a full afternoon of happy surprises once you step inside.
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Raleigh musician to host benefit concert 3 years after life-changing kidney transplant
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Jason Adamo is a singer, songwriter and concert curator. Three years ago, he was also part of a kidney transplant chain that stretched across the world. Every year, he celebrates the anniversary of his transplant by giving back to the organization that made it possible.
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Halloween, Fall & Holiday Events Happening Across the Triangle
From haunted trails and costume parties to cultural festivals and holiday light displays, the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area has a packed fall calendar. The season brings opportunities for families, music fans and festivalgoers to celebrate Halloween, explore local traditions and ease into the holidays. As of Oct. 12, several early-October events...
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra Brings 30th Anniversary Spectacle to Raleigh's Lenovo Center
Trans-Siberian Orchestra is rolling back into Raleigh this December with a bigger, louder version of the holiday show that's become a local tradition. The band's 30th anniversary winter tour stops at Lenovo Center on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026, with the show set to begin at 7:30 p.m. According to Trans-Siberian...
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You’ll Want To Spend All Day At This North Carolina Museum That Even Has Its Own Restaurant
There’s a dinosaur skeleton in downtown Raleigh that has absolutely no idea how famous it is, and you really ought to go introduce yourself. The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever spent a Saturday doing anything else.
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Just Looking Turns Into a Whole Afternoon Inside This Old-School North Carolina Model Train Shop
Some shops look like nothing special from the parking lot, and that is exactly how they sneak up on you. I walked into one in North Carolina planning to peek around for ten minutes and walked out hours later, grinning like a kid on a holiday morning. Tiny locomotives, shelves...