Take a blanket or a chair and meet your friends at Moore Square each First Friday for a free feature film. Attendees will enjoy pre-show entertainment on theme with each.
Billed as “the sweetest run in Raleigh,” the Brier Creek Cupcake Run is a party for the whole family and benefits the Make-A-Wish Eastern North Carolina Chapter. The 5K event.
It’s time to fill the counter to fill their cabinets! Western Wake Crisis Ministry is in big need this year so we are running our food collection event for a full.
Burning Coal Theatre presents this upbeat comedy about a young mathematical genius who studies with her tutor in 1809, while in the present day, researchers scour the house and grounds.
Toast to your creativity via a special Creating With Cocktails class with Raleigh-based artist Rachel Johanningsmeier at Killjoy. During this three-hour class, Rachel will guide attendees through painting a fun.
The Uproar Presents A Hellishly Funny Sketch Show. You’ll be laughing ‘til you’re coffin, uh we mean coughing, with 90 minutes of original sketches written and performed by local artists.
It’s time to fill the counter to fill their cabinets! Western Wake Crisis Ministry is in big need this year so we are running our food collection event for a full.
Raleigh’s Brookside Bodega hosts King Trivia from 7-9 p.m. every Wednesday. The trivia game is free and teams compete for prizes. Register your team at kingtrivia.com. The trivia night takes.
Enjoy the first Wind Ensemble concert of the Fall 2023 semester. This select group of woodwind, brass and percussion instrumentalists will perform challenging wind ensemble and traditional concert band repertoire.
The grill is hot, the beer is chilled, and the table is set for a typical O’Mallery family barbecue. The O'Mallerys are a dysfunctional group of siblings who come together.
In partnership with our Hillsborough Street neighbors, the Alexander Family YMCA, the Gregg Museum will offer free morning yoga in the museum’s main lobby led by Jeff Manning. Please bring.
Interest in the supernatural has been present since the dawn of humanity. With a focus on the late 1800s, this presentation compares investigative methods of that era with those employed.