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Marbles Kids Museum’s updated immersive water play area is now open.
It’s not just about the popcorn, but that’s pretty good too. Check out our list of independent- and locally-owned spots for your next double feature.
This will be the flower’s first bloom.
Make Music Raleigh is a free musical celebration featuring concerts across the City of Oaks’ streets, sidewalks, and parks on Wednesday, June 21.
Monday, June 19 is Juneteenth — we gathered eight events in the City of Oaks to honor and celebrate the federal holiday.
This unconventional new park isn’t too big, but it’s full of color and local artist Katie Stewart’s artistic vision.
We’ve rounded up local spots for you to procure meats, cheeses, jams and jellies, crackers, olives, nuts, and more for your next charcuterie board.
Honor Juneteenth with the greater Durham community at this cookout-style community event featuring goods from Chef Ricky Moore, Chez Moi Bakery, Mike D’s BBQ, Nzingas Kitchen, and Ideal Bartending Co.
Celebrate and commemorate Raleigh’s LGBT+ community with Pride month events like panel discussions, Pride parties, and festivals.
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