ART ON DISPLAY. Stroll the green at Fenton Square in Cary Saturday, July 8, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. to shop the Makers Market, a pop-up event taking place the second Saturday of every.
LIGHT IT UP! A stunning holiday tradition in the Triangle—the North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival—returns for its eighth season at Koka Booth Amphitheatre November 17–January 14. Tickets for any night of this popular event, as well.
BY JANICE LEWINE Salute the red, white and blue as Independence Day celebrations and fireworks light up the Triangle. Here’s our round-up of Fourth of July events listed alphabetically by.
BY JANICE LEWINE Summer is a great time to enjoy a movie—outdoors or indoors. From rom-coms to blockbusters to family-friendly classics, there’s something for everyone. Outdoor Movies The Triangle offers.
SPIDY SENSES. Venture into the amazing world of spiders at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences’ “Spiders: Fear to Fascination,” which opened June 17. Witness the superb skills of these.
MAKING A SPLASH! Marbles Kids Museum in Raleigh has opened its reimagined water play space. The “Splash” exhibit on the museum’s first floor includes a three-story pirate ship, a yellow science submarine and.
LIVE MUSIC. Celebrate the music of one of the world’s most successful pop groups—Fleetwood Mac—at the next Summerfest performance: “Never Break the Chain: The Music of Fleetwood Mac,” Friday, June 9.
FINE DINING. Peck & Plume at 301 South Academy Street in Cary will celebrate the debut of its new Private Selection bourbon from Maker’s Mark with a four-course dinner on Friday, June 16.
SWEET TOOTH. Crumbl Cookies opens its doors at a new location in Apex Friday, May 26, 8 a.m.–noon. Located at 1105 Pine Plaza Drive, the store features flavors such as dirt.
FESTIVAL FUN. Artsplosure returns to downtown Raleigh on Saturday, May 20 (11 a.m.–7 p.m.) and Sunday, May 22 (10 a.m.–6 p.m.). Explore the eclectic art market that features more than 175 juried.
