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  1. Downtown Raleigh Events Guide Weekend Edition November 6–8, 2026

    Looking for things to do in downtown Raleigh this weekend? November 6–8 brings First Friday art openings, live music, food tours, comedy, classical performances and Sunday brunch.

    Spend Friday exploring galleries, make Saturday a night out or enjoy a relaxed Sunday filled with music and local history.

    Important update: First Friday Market & Movie Night at Moore Square, including the screening of Fantastic Mr. Fox, has been canceled because of weather. 

    Schedules can change. Confirm tickets, reservations, age requirements and hours with venues. All times are Eastern; late-night closing times fall on the following morning.


    Friday, November 6

    First Friday Art, Shopping and Creative Activities

    Downtown’s First Friday lineup offers gallery openings, pop-ups and opportunities to explore local creative spaces.

    • A Place to Call Home: Celebrating 250 Years of the American Home: Gallery C, 11 a.m.–5 p.m., with additional evening hours from 6–8 p.m.
    • Holiday Shopping at The Museum Shop: 4–7:30 p.m.
    • First Friday at The Raleigh Wine Shop: Fresh pasta pop-up, free wine tasting and art, 5–8 p.m. Food is available for purchase.
    • First Friday Flashes with Old Ghosts Tattoo: Le Dive, 5–10 p.m.
    • First Friday Friendship Pop-Up: Blackbird Books & Coffee, 5–9 p.m.
    • Small Works / BIG Treasures Exhibition Opening: Gallery 20, 5–8 p.m.
    • First Friday at CoLab: Camp: The Carter Building, 6–11 p.m.
    • First Friday at Curate with Made by Macie: Curate Raleigh, 6–9 p.m.
    • November First Friday Open Art Studio: Linda Ruth Dickinson, beginning at 6 p.m. Confirm the closing time.
    • Friendship Love Poem Workshop: Blackbird Books & Coffee, 6:30–8 p.m.
    • First Friday Art Night: The Bike Library, 7–9 p.m.
    • First Friday at The Times: The Raleigh Times Bar, 7–11 p.m.

    Schedule clarification: The Wine Shop’s event description confirms 5–8 p.m., correcting the calendar’s “5 a.m.” start. The Linda Ruth Dickinson listing still shows an unclear “8 a.m.” closing time. 

    Día de los Muertos at the City of Raleigh Museum

    Location: City of Raleigh Museum, 220 Fayetteville Street
    Start time: 6:30 p.m.
    Admission: Free

    The museum’s 10th annual Día de los Muertos celebration brings together music, dance, poetry, art and community traditions. This year’s program honors Mexican artist and printmaker José Guadalupe Posada.

    Timing note: The City’s event page gives a 6:30 p.m. start but lists both 9 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. as ending times in different sections. Confirm the final schedule with the museum. 

    Friday Tours, Games and Improv

    • A Taste of Downtown Raleigh Food Tours: 12:45 p.m., listed meeting location at the City of Raleigh Museum.
    • Downtown Raleigh Historian-Guided Tour: 3 p.m., listed meeting location at Jimmy V’s Osteria + Bar.
    • Spirits & Spirits: Haunted Cocktail Rydables Tour: Raleigh Rydables, 5–7 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.
    • 8 Free Tokens!: Super Rad Retro Lounge, 6–9 p.m. Check promotion terms.
    • 21Marbles: PLAY ON!: Marbles Kids Museum, 6:30–9:30 p.m.
    • Free First Friday Improv Jam + Open Mic: Leela Improv Theatre, 7–9:30 p.m.

    Check booking and entry requirements before attending tours, workshops and special museum programs.

    Friday Live Music, DJs and Nightlife

    • Slim’s Patio Party — First Friday Malört Tasting: Slim’s Downtown, 4:30 p.m.–2 a.m.
    • ROOTS HOUSE REGGAE!!!: Sunflower’s Café, 7–10 p.m.
    • Crank Karaoke: Crank Arm Brewing, 8–11 p.m.
    • Garden Grooves: Botanical Lounge, 8–11 p.m.
    • First Friday: Michael Parker: The Davie, 8–11 p.m.
    • Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5: North Carolina Symphony, 8 p.m. Check the Symphony’s listing for venue and tickets.
    • Signature Fridays Featuring DJ Drop: Haymaker, 9 p.m.–1 a.m.
    • Southeastern Sun: Slim’s Downtown, 9–11 p.m.
    • Late Nights at Neptunes!: Neptunes Parlour, 10 p.m.–2 a.m.

    Canceled: First Friday Market & Movie Night

    The Moore Square Market & Movie Night, previously scheduled for 5–9 p.m., will not take place. This cancellation includes the planned screening of Fantastic Mr. Fox. 


    Saturday, November 7

    Morning Wellness and Local History

    Start Saturday with movement or a closer look at one of Raleigh’s historic neighborhoods.

    • Free Yoga Class with a Canned Food Donation: YogaSix Glenwood South, 8–9 a.m. Confirm registration and donation details.
    • Pilates Mat Class: Heights Pilates, 9:30–10:15 a.m.
    • Historic Oakwood Walking Tour: Raleigh Walking Tours, 10–11:30 a.m.

    Science, Art and Shopping

    Astronomy & Astrophysics Research Day
    10 a.m.–2 p.m. | North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

    Add a science-focused stop to your downtown plans with this research day at the museum.

    Additional daytime options:

    • A Place to Call Home: Celebrating 250 Years of the American Home: Gallery C, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
    • No Room Records Pop-Up!: Copperline Plant Co., 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
    • A Taste of Downtown Raleigh Food Tours: 2:30 p.m., listed meeting location at the City of Raleigh Museum.

    Saturday Concerts and Comedy

    Choose from classical music, comedy and touring performers.

    • Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5: North Carolina Symphony, 8 p.m. Confirm venue and ticket availability.
    • Brincos Dieras — El Desmadre Continua Tour: Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, 8 p.m.
    • Jorge Luis Chacin — De Amor, Sueños y Cantares Tour: Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, 8 p.m.

    Check your ticket for the correct performance space when attending a show at the performing arts center.

    Saturday Live Music and Nightlife

    • Spirits & Spirits: Haunted Cocktail Rydables Tour: Raleigh Rydables, 5–7 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.
    • TBL After Hours with The Monologue Bombs and Scivic Rivers: The Bike Library, 7–9 p.m.
    • Goddamn Wolves, Lil Skritt and The Infamous Sugar: Slim’s Downtown, 8–11 p.m.
    • SNL at Killjoy with DJ Deluxe and Knu Element Entertainment: Killjoy, 9 p.m.–1 a.m.
    • Late Nights at Neptunes!: Neptunes Parlour, 10 p.m.–2 a.m.
    • Cozy Saturday Featuring DJ JMar — The Wizard: Haymaker. Check with the venue for the start time.


    Sunday, November 8

    Sunday Brunch and Morning Activities

    • Sunday Run Club: The Bike Library, 9–10:30 a.m.
    • Sunday Brunch & Live Music: Good Day Good Night, 9 a.m.–noon.
    • Sunday Half-Priced Spaghetti & Meatballs: Gravy, 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Confirm offer details.

    Start with a run or brunch, then build your afternoon around music, a workshop or a history tour.

    Sunday Afternoon Games and Workshops

    • Brazilian Grand Prix Watch Party: The Davie, noon–2 p.m. Confirm the broadcast schedule with the venue.
    • Morgan Street Sessions: Morgan Street Food Hall, noon–4 p.m.
    • S.O.S. My Plant Is Dying: Copperline Plant Co., noon–1:30 p.m.
    • Free Air Hockey Tournament: Super Rad Retro Lounge, 1 p.m.
    • Modern Calligraphy & Place Card Lettering for Beginners: Flour & Barrel, 2–3:30 p.m.

    Check workshop registration and pricing before attending.

    Sunday Live Music and Performances

    • Jazz Sundays with Workbook: Incendiary Brewing Taproom, 2–5 p.m.
    • Shed Bugs with Booster Club: Slim’s Downtown, 2–5 p.m.
    • North Carolina Master Chorale: America 250: Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, 3 p.m.
    • Radian: Slim’s Downtown, 8–11 p.m.

    Sunday History and Evening Tours

    • Raleigh African American History Tour: 4–5 p.m., listed meeting location at Jimmy V’s Osteria + Bar.
    • Spirits & Spirits: Haunted Cocktail Rydables Tour: Raleigh Rydables, 5–7 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.

    Confirm reservations and meeting instructions directly with the tour operator.


    Plan Your Downtown Raleigh Weekend

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    #CityOfRaleighMuseum #DíaDeLosMuertos #DoRaleigh #DowntownRaleighEvents #events #firstFridayRaleigh #MarblesKidsMuseum #MartinMariettaCenter #MooreSquare #News #NorthCarolinaSymphony #RaleighArtGalleries #RaleighBrunch #raleighFoodTours #RaleighLiveMusic #RaleighNightlife #RaleighWeekendEvents #thingsToDoInRaleigh
  2. Hôtel Fleury de Villayer ou Droz des Villars à #Besançon, #Doubs. Construction XVIIIe siècle. Les façades sur rue et sur cour : inscription par arrêté du 21 octobre 1937 ; Les toitures : inscription par arrêté...
    Suite 👉 monumentum.fr/monument-histori
    #Patrimoine #MonumentHistorique
    Photo CC-BY-SA 4.0 : JGS25

  3. Louis Racine, born OTD in 1692, wrote a poem that offended André-Hercule de Fleury, who blocked his admission to the Académie Française, forced him to be tax inspector in #Marseille cromwell-intl.com/travel/franc #travel #France #history

  4. Snart blir det förbjudet att köra med dubbdäck på fler gator. De nya reglerna börjar gälla under 2027 – och fler förbud kan bli aktuella framöver. Här är gatorna som berörs.#Motor #Diesel #Bensin #Däck #Stockholm
    Här blir det förbjudet att köra med dubbdäck 2027
  5. Le cuivré commun, joli petit papillon de jour très fréquent sur les fleurs en été, visible sur mon site :
    superbe-nature.fr/insectes/pap
    #photographie #photography

  6. #FleurisTonFil
    La digitale grande fleur fréquente dans les haies, les terrains vagues... Mais attention, c'est une beauté dangereuse
    #photographie #photography

  7. A Tribute to Electric Sandwich with special Guests : Fleur Earth and the Elements, George and Friends und DJ Luca Amada

    Kult 41, Freitag, 4. Dezember um 18:30 MEZ

    Fleur Earth & The Elements ist eine Band zwischen NeoSoul, HipHop, Jazz und poetischer Live-Energie. Warme Rhodes-Sounds treffen auf tiefe Basslinien, organische Drums und eine Stimme, die Geschichten erzählt – ehrlich, spirituell und voller Haltung.​


    Im Zentrum steht Fleur Earth – Sängerin, Songwriterin und seit vielen Jahren eine prägende Stimme der deutschsprachigen NeoSoul- und HipHop-Szene. Gemeinsam mit Higgs am Bass, Philippe an den Keys, karimdadream an der Gitarre und Ashok am Schlagzeug entsteht ein Sound, der gleichzeitig roh und feinfühlig wirkt: musikalisch frei, groove-orientiert und getragen von echter Verbindung. Die Musik von Fleur Earth & The Elements bewegt sich zwischen Soul, urbaner Poesie und improvisierter Live-Atmosphäre. Mal intim und nachdenklich, mal kraftvoll und rhythmisch – immer mit einer klaren Handschrift und einer tiefen Liebe zu analogem Sound, musikalischer Offenheit und emotionaler Ehrlichkeit. Mit ihrem aktuellen Projekt „Symbiose“ erschafft die Band eine eigene Klangwelt zwischen Vergangenheit und Gegenwart, zwischen Vinylästhetik, zeitgenössischem Soul und deutschem Storytelling. Fleur Earth & The Elements stehen für Musik mit Seele – live, organisch und menschlich.
    Eintritt: 8,-€

    flyinghigh-bonn.org/event/a-tr

  8. Nouvelle création, l'homme fleur, ça change des hommes feuilles, huile sur toile, 100 x 80 cm, oct. 2026. #art #peinture #nature #fleurs #homme

  9. 05/11/2026 

    des fleurs et du vent 

    l’étreinte amoureuse 

    répand le pollen.

  10. The One-Bowl Almond Flour Cookies I Can't Stop Making
    loveandlemons.com/almond-flour
    Chewy, nutty almond flour cookies loaded with chocolate chips, made in one bowl with simple gluten-free ingredients.
    #food #cookies #glutenfree

  11. #FleurisTonFil
    L'hibiscus (plante d'intérieur) avec ses grandes fleurs majestueuses
    #photographie #photography

  12. Chewy, nutty almond flour cookies loaded with chocolate chips, made in one bowl with simple gluten-free ingredients.

    #food #cookies #glutenfree

    The One-Bowl Almond Flour Cook...

  13. Chewy, nutty almond flour cookies loaded with chocolate chips, made in one bowl with simple gluten-free ingredients. #food #cookies #glutenfree

    loveandlemons.com/almond-flour

    Posted into FlipFood Mag @flipfood-mag-Econopass

  14. Premiären för den 55:e “Beck-filmen” närmar sig men november bjuder på fler titlar inom genren än så. Här är en lista på krimserierna du inte vill missa.#Beck #Beck– Syndenslön #TheDark #Reunion #SignoraVolpe #MistletoeMurders #Krim #Tips #TV4Play
    ”Beck” och 4 andra krimserier som du inte får missa på TV4 Play i november
  15. Tider och platser för Råd och hjälp måndag, onsdag och torsdag vecka 46. Fler tider och platser hittar du via denna länk: seniornetsollentuna.se/tider-i

    Du kan också besöka oss för att få tips om vad du kan upptäcka med hjälp av din smarttelefon.

    Kom igång med EasyPark, Ha koll på ditt Apple/Google konto, Organisera din hemskärm så att du snabbt hittar appen du vill ha.

  16. ​Det har blivit betydligt dyrare att köpa och uppgradera datorer i Sverige. Nu visar nya siffror hur kraftigt priserna har stigit – och fler teknikprylar riskerar att bli dyrare.#Dator
    Vanliga datorprylar rusar i pris – upp 169 procent
  17. Kellogg’s changes Rice Krispies recipe, but US cereal unaffected

    Kellogg’s is changing the recipe for its iconic Rice Krispies cereal in the United Kingdom, replacing whole rice grains with rice flour as weather-related disruptions affect ingredient supplies. Kellanova, the company responsible for Kellogg’s cereal brands outside North Amer…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #RecipeTopics #Recipes
    diningandcooking.com/2880706/k

  18. #ClimateCrisis #FoodSecurity

    "Rice Krispies No Longer Using Rice In The UK – A Sign Of The Times? Major Journal Calls For Urgent Research Into Climate Crisis Food Security

    They shall 'Snap, Crackle, and Pop' no more.

    What you'll discover in this article

    • Rice Krispies have been forced to swap out rice in the UK due to adverse weather affecting rice crops.

    • The story highlights how food security is going to become increasingly complex under climate change.

    • A PLOS Climate editorial is inviting climate-
    resilient food security solutions that address the interplay between food systems and gender, inequality, and power. Executive Editor Jamie Males spoke to IFLScience.

    You think you know a cereal, and then Rice Krispies goes and announces they’ll no longer be using rice in their Krispies. The change, so far isolated to the UK, is replacing puffed rice with a kind of hybrid wheat- and rice-flour blob that likely won’t 'snap, crackle, and pop' as loudly as the original recipe.

    Tragic to see the dynamic trio out of a job, but the news carries far more serious implications. As a Kellogg’s spokesperson told The Grocer, 'This recent change helps us maintain consistent quality at a time when changing weather conditions are affecting the quality and availability of some of the rice and grains used in our cereals.'”

    iflscience.com/rice-krispies-n

  19. Ōrawia - District Settlers, Laurie Family, c1910

    Ōrawia settler Jim Laurie & wife Olive (née Moffat) at their first cottage:

    James Nelson (Jim) Laurie, was a well-known figure around the Tihaka area in his youth, and later in Clifden-Ōrawia district, where he had purchased a traction engine. This can be seen on entry CWA.007.118.001

    We are not entirely sure where this particular cottage was situated. It seems that Jim moved around quite a bit for work, and that he had contracts with his brothers around the Western District. It is probable that Olive went with him if there was married accommodation, or she may have stayed at this cottage while Jim went away to do his work. One of the jobs Jim had was sawmilling and another was road making and these were spread across the Waiau and some even further afield.

    Some of the older folks may still remember Jim. He started life outside Ōrawia in 1880, when the family were living down at Tihaka, where he started his education. After the family moved into the local area later on but while Jim was still a youngster, as his schooling was completed at Colac Bay, he was said to have helped to cut and deliver railway sleepers for the railway line between Waihoaka and Tūātapere, as a young man, as did others in the district, including Jim's wife's brother.

    Then in 1909, Jim married local girl Olive Catherine Moffat, she was the daughter of Henry Moffat who had built four large flour-mills around the lower half of the Mainland, the one at Ōtautau being his last. They raised their only child, a son Harry, at Ōrawia, many of the locals will still remember him as well, as he ended up running a carrying business at Ōtautau. There will be other entries on Harry himself later, as well as other Laurie family members, some of these are already complete.

    First off, Jim set the engine up as a chaff-cutting plant which he would travel around the district using as a farming contractor, and later he used the same engine to set up the first commercial operations at the Clifden Limeworks. But this all led to him getting into a bit of trouble, with the local Wallace County Council, details are in the engine entry.

    Jim also had nasty accident while sharpening knives at the Clifden Limeworks, which left terrible scarring on his face, which can be seen in a few photographs the family have of him from afterwards. There is more on this terrible event in the entry on the Clifden Limeworks.

    After Jim started working the Clifden Lime commercially, in the year after this, with three other locals and himself, the Clifden Lime Company was formed. More can be read on the company history in entry CWA.001.150.004

    As time went on, Jim worked at the Monowai Digger’s Hill sawmill as foreman, which was providing timber for operations at the power station. He then went back to the Limeworks.

    Later, Jim sold his farm, which the family say was gifted to him by his brother-in-law during WW1 (he had run a sawmill here in conjunction with his Limeworks operations), and ‘retired to Ōtautau, he spent the last of his years still working hard, as the Holt Park caretaker. He passed in 1959 whereas his wife Olive lived until 1971.

    Jim's community spirit across the district saw him involved in many volunteer activities. Jim was president of the Western Star Football Club, vice-president of the Western District Rugby Sub-Union and also member delegate, plus a 25 year long supporter of the Ōrawia school, being part of the committee for many years. His love of horses and physical activities was represented in his membership and officer holding in both the Ōtautau and Clifden Racing Clubs, along with the Birchwood Hunt as well as the Ōtautau Athletic Society.

    NOTE: I am indebted to the Laurie family descendants, who have so generously and willingly shared their fascinating family history with us.

    More information about both the Laurie family and the Clifden Limeworks itself will be added shortly. In the meantime, please do share your memories and stories of the family and this long-standing local business. You can do this by adding a comment, at the bottom of this page under the images and information. Also, if you have any photos to share of either, can you please let us know, by using the contact details on this archive front page, or also leave a comment. Thank you.
    Central and Western Murihiku Southland Archive via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5073

    #WaiauDistrict #LaurieFamily #ClifdenLimeworks #Machinery #Tihaka #Clifden #AgriculturalContractors #Road #Murihiku #DigitalOnlyImageInArchive #CentralAndWesternMurihikuSouthlandArchive

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