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There is still so much happening in Raleigh for the Holidays if you know where to look.

We’ve got our eyes on:

Moore Square Winterfaire | Dec. 11-14 | A four-day holiday market filled with local makers, food trucks, crafts, and more.

Silent Disco Night at Dix Park | Friday, Dec. 19 | Dance under the stars in your ugliest holiday sweater + make winter solstice-themed crafts.

Illuminate Art Walk | Now through Jan. 6 | Stroll through 20+ glowing sculptures at this self-guided downtown art experience.

Ice skating at The Rink | An icy winter wonderland with fire pits, a decoration station, snacks, and festive fun.

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