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Connect, learn + celebrate at this annual Midtown business event

Midtown Raleigh Alliance is throwing its biggest event of the year later this month — and you’re invited.

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Shots from last year's State of Midtown event. People standing and smiling directly at the camera in indoor-outdoor settings. Everyone is wearing formal clothing.

Midtown Raleigh Alliance has been a champion of local economic development since its inception in 2011.

Photos by Jennifer Robertson Photography

Looking for the lowdown on all things Midtown? We know just the event.

The district’s rapid growth + future forecast are the focus of this year’s 2024 State of Midtown — an annual celebration held by the Midtown Raleigh Alliance happening on Thursday, Sept. 26.

🏢 New year, even newer location

This time around, the local org is going extra-glam, hosting the festivities at the brand-new, out-of-this-world-looking 1000 Social flagship tower on The Exchange Midtown campus.

Aptly named “Here We Grow Again,” the one-night event offers:

  • Interactive engagements
  • Locally curated bites
  • Cocktails, wine, and beer
  • Live DJ
  • Networking opportunities
  • And more

🌟 Your (company) name in lights

Tickets start at $75, and there are still a number of sponsorship opportunities available for local businesses looking to connect with the community.

No spoilers, but you may even catch a member or two of the RALtoday team enjoying the celebration + soaking up the views.

Secure your spot

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