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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 20:00 UTC

Downtown Raleigh Evening Events Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026

Downtown Raleigh closes out August with crafts, comedy, trivia and a final opportunity to celebrate National Root Beer Float Day.
Whether residents want to create handmade jewelry, test their knowledge or take the stage at an open mic, Monday night offers several ways to start the week in downtown Raleigh.
Here is the DoRaleigh Downtown Raleigh Evening Event Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026.
National Root Beer Float Day at 10th & Terrace
Location: 10th & Terrace
Monday is the closing day of the National Root Beer Float Day celebration at 10th & Terrace. Guests can visit the rooftop venue for one final opportunity to enjoy the promotion while taking in views of downtown Raleigh.
Check with 10th & Terrace for availability, hours and purchasing details.
Craft Night at TBL Cafe
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: The Bike Library
The Bike Library invites Raleigh’s creative community to Craft Night at TBL Cafe. The relaxed evening offers participants time to work on a project, explore their creativity and connect with other local makers.
Guests should confirm whether supplies are provided or if they need to bring their own materials.
SkillPop Polymer Clay Jewelry Workshop
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: Crank Arm Brewing
SkillPop brings a Polymer Clay Jewelry Workshop to Crank Arm Brewing. Participants can learn techniques for shaping polymer clay and creating wearable pieces during the two-hour class.
Space may be limited, so attendees should check registration availability before arriving.
Trivia Night at West Street Dog
Time: 6:30–8 p.m.
Location: West Street Dog
Trivia Night at West Street Dog gives teams an opportunity to compete across several rounds of questions while spending Monday evening in downtown Raleigh.
Bring friends, choose a team name and prepare to test your knowledge.
IKYFL Monday Open Mic Comedy Show
Time: 7:30 p.m. until the comics run out
Location: Haymaker
IKYFL Monday returns to Haymaker with an open mic comedy show featuring a lineup of performers testing jokes and developing new material.
The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and continues until every scheduled comic has taken the stage.
Plan Your Monday Night in Downtown Raleigh
Monday’s downtown schedule offers several different options within a convenient evening window. Visitors can begin with trivia or a workshop at 6:30 p.m. before heading to Haymaker for comedy at 7:30 p.m.
Times, costs, registration requirements and event details may change. Guests should confirm the latest information directly with each venue before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 20:00 UTC

Downtown Raleigh Evening Events Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026

Downtown Raleigh closes out August with crafts, comedy, trivia and a final opportunity to celebrate National Root Beer Float Day.
Whether residents want to create handmade jewelry, test their knowledge or take the stage at an open mic, Monday night offers several ways to start the week in downtown Raleigh.
Here is the DoRaleigh Downtown Raleigh Evening Event Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026.
National Root Beer Float Day at 10th & Terrace
Location: 10th & Terrace
Monday is the closing day of the National Root Beer Float Day celebration at 10th & Terrace. Guests can visit the rooftop venue for one final opportunity to enjoy the promotion while taking in views of downtown Raleigh.
Check with 10th & Terrace for availability, hours and purchasing details.
Craft Night at TBL Cafe
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: The Bike Library
The Bike Library invites Raleigh’s creative community to Craft Night at TBL Cafe. The relaxed evening offers participants time to work on a project, explore their creativity and connect with other local makers.
Guests should confirm whether supplies are provided or if they need to bring their own materials.
SkillPop Polymer Clay Jewelry Workshop
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: Crank Arm Brewing
SkillPop brings a Polymer Clay Jewelry Workshop to Crank Arm Brewing. Participants can learn techniques for shaping polymer clay and creating wearable pieces during the two-hour class.
Space may be limited, so attendees should check registration availability before arriving.
Trivia Night at West Street Dog
Time: 6:30–8 p.m.
Location: West Street Dog
Trivia Night at West Street Dog gives teams an opportunity to compete across several rounds of questions while spending Monday evening in downtown Raleigh.
Bring friends, choose a team name and prepare to test your knowledge.
IKYFL Monday Open Mic Comedy Show
Time: 7:30 p.m. until the comics run out
Location: Haymaker
IKYFL Monday returns to Haymaker with an open mic comedy show featuring a lineup of performers testing jokes and developing new material.
The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and continues until every scheduled comic has taken the stage.
Plan Your Monday Night in Downtown Raleigh
Monday’s downtown schedule offers several different options within a convenient evening window. Visitors can begin with trivia or a workshop at 6:30 p.m. before heading to Haymaker for comedy at 7:30 p.m.
Times, costs, registration requirements and event details may change. Guests should confirm the latest information directly with each venue before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 20:00 UTC

Downtown Raleigh Evening Events Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026

Downtown Raleigh closes out August with crafts, comedy, trivia and a final opportunity to celebrate National Root Beer Float Day.
Whether residents want to create handmade jewelry, test their knowledge or take the stage at an open mic, Monday night offers several ways to start the week in downtown Raleigh.
Here is the DoRaleigh Downtown Raleigh Evening Event Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026.
National Root Beer Float Day at 10th & Terrace
Location: 10th & Terrace
Monday is the closing day of the National Root Beer Float Day celebration at 10th & Terrace. Guests can visit the rooftop venue for one final opportunity to enjoy the promotion while taking in views of downtown Raleigh.
Check with 10th & Terrace for availability, hours and purchasing details.
Craft Night at TBL Cafe
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: The Bike Library
The Bike Library invites Raleigh’s creative community to Craft Night at TBL Cafe. The relaxed evening offers participants time to work on a project, explore their creativity and connect with other local makers.
Guests should confirm whether supplies are provided or if they need to bring their own materials.
SkillPop Polymer Clay Jewelry Workshop
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: Crank Arm Brewing
SkillPop brings a Polymer Clay Jewelry Workshop to Crank Arm Brewing. Participants can learn techniques for shaping polymer clay and creating wearable pieces during the two-hour class.
Space may be limited, so attendees should check registration availability before arriving.
Trivia Night at West Street Dog
Time: 6:30–8 p.m.
Location: West Street Dog
Trivia Night at West Street Dog gives teams an opportunity to compete across several rounds of questions while spending Monday evening in downtown Raleigh.
Bring friends, choose a team name and prepare to test your knowledge.
IKYFL Monday Open Mic Comedy Show
Time: 7:30 p.m. until the comics run out
Location: Haymaker
IKYFL Monday returns to Haymaker with an open mic comedy show featuring a lineup of performers testing jokes and developing new material.
The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and continues until every scheduled comic has taken the stage.
Plan Your Monday Night in Downtown Raleigh
Monday’s downtown schedule offers several different options within a convenient evening window. Visitors can begin with trivia or a workshop at 6:30 p.m. before heading to Haymaker for comedy at 7:30 p.m.
Times, costs, registration requirements and event details may change. Guests should confirm the latest information directly with each venue before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 18:00 UTC

City of Raleigh Parks Weekly Events Guide August 31–September 6th Edition

Raleigh Parks begins September with outdoor movies, live music, trivia, nature programs, volunteer opportunities and family activities at parks across the city.
Highlights include a free screening of “Wicked” at Pullen Park, live music at Pullen Dance Club, First Friday activities and a community cleanup at Walnut Creek Wetland Park.
Here is the City of Raleigh Parks Weekly Events Guide for Monday, August 31, through Sunday, September 6, 2026. Events and times are based on the official City of Raleigh calendar⁠.
Monday, August 31
Game On!
Time: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
Visitors can enjoy giant lawn games, board games, chess, cornhole, ping-pong, shuffleboard and other recreational activities. Available games may depend on staffing and weather. Learn more about Game On⁠.
Abbotts Creek Trail Mix Trek
Time: 5–6:30 p.m.
The Abbotts Creek Trail Mix Trek gives participants an opportunity to get outside, explore a Raleigh trail and enjoy an active start to the week.

Tuesday, September 1
Game On!
Time: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
The recurring outdoor gaming program continues Tuesday at Moore Square.
Moore Storytime!
Time: 10:30–11:30 a.m.
Location: Moore Square
Families with young children can enjoy stories and outdoor time during Moore Storytime.
Moore Music Makers!
Time: 11–11:30 a.m.
Location: Moore Square
Moore Music Makers brings a short, interactive music program to the park for children and families.
Movie Series at Pullen Park: “Wicked”
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Location: Pullen Park Amusements, 520 Ashe Avenue
Admission: Free
Families and movie fans can bring blankets and lawn chairs to the Pullen Park event lawn for a free screening of “Wicked” from 2024. Popcorn and refreshments will be available for purchase at the Pullen Café.
The screening is open to all ages and may be affected by weather. View the official movie-night details⁠.

Wednesday, September 2
Game On!
Time: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
Walk Moore!
Time: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
Walk Moore encourages visitors to get moving while spending time in downtown Raleigh’s Moore Square.
Moore Square Buskers Series
Time: 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
Local performers bring live entertainment to the park during the lunchtime Buskers Series.
Sustainability, Wildlife and Urban Trees Committee
Time: 4:30–5:30 p.m.
The committee will meet to discuss sustainability, wildlife and urban forestry matters connected to Raleigh’s parks and natural resources.
Pullen Dance Live Band Performance
Time: 7–9 p.m.
Location: Pullen Park
Pullen Dance welcomes dancers and music lovers for an evening featuring a live band.

Thursday, September 3
Game On!
Time: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
Play Moore!
Time: 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
Play Moore provides another opportunity for outdoor recreation and family-friendly activities in the heart of downtown Raleigh.
Parks Committee Meeting
Time: 6–7 p.m.
The Raleigh Parks Committee will meet Thursday evening. Residents interested in parks, greenways, recreation facilities and related planning can review the official agenda for meeting details.
Pullen Park After Dark: Trivia on the Event Lawn
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: Pullen Park Amusements
Ages: 18 and older
Cost: $3 per person
Challenge Entertainment will host live trivia featuring general-knowledge questions and Raleigh facts. Participants can register individually or as a team of up to five people, with prizes awarded to the highest-scoring teams.
Advance registration is available through RecLink. View Pullen Park After Dark details⁠.

Friday, September 4
First Friday Market and Movie
Time: 5–9 p.m.
Raleigh Parks joins the city’s First Friday celebration with an evening market and outdoor movie experience.
First Friday With Little Raleigh Radio
Time: 6–9 p.m.
Little Raleigh Radio adds music and entertainment to Friday night’s downtown schedule.

Saturday, September 5
Big Sweep at Walnut Creek Wetland Park
Time: 9 a.m.–noon
Location: Walnut Creek Wetland Park
Community volunteers can help remove litter and protect the natural environment during this Saturday morning cleanup.
Game On!
Time: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
Visitors can stop by Moore Square for outdoor games and recreational activities throughout the day.

Sunday, September 6
Game On!
Time: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Location: Moore Square
The weekly schedule concludes with another day of lawn games, board games and outdoor recreation at Moore Square.

Plan Your Week With Raleigh Parks
From free movies and live music to outdoor games and environmental service, Raleigh Parks offers activities for a wide range of interests this week.
Schedules, registration requirements and weather-related updates may change. Attendees should review the City of Raleigh events calendar⁠ before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 16:00 UTC
This Week in Cary – Events and Meetings for August 31–September 6, 2026

Cary begins September with professional pickleball, community meetings, environmental programs, live entertainment and activities for families.
Two major attractions continue throughout the week: “Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze” and the PPA Pickleball Tour’s North Carolina Open. The weekend also brings composting workshops, Bands, Bites and Boats and an outdoor screening of “Hamilton.”
Here is the DoRaleigh guide to events in Cary from Monday, August 31, through Sunday, September 6, 2026.

Happening Throughout the Week
Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
Dates: August 31–September 6
Cary continues its celebration of the Lazy Daze Arts and Crafts Festival with “Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze.” The presentation recognizes five decades of creativity, community and cultural impact connected to one of Cary’s signature events.
PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Dates: August 31–September 6
Professional pickleball takes center stage as the PPA Pickleball Tour brings the North Carolina Open to Cary. The multi-day tournament gives local fans an opportunity to follow competitive pickleball throughout the week.

Monday, August 31
The week begins with the two ongoing attractions:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Tuesday, September 1
Environmental Advisory Board
Time: 6 p.m.
Cary’s Environmental Advisory Board meets Tuesday evening to address environmental priorities and sustainability-related matters affecting the community.

Human Relations, Inclusion and Diversity Advisory Board
Time: 6 p.m.
The Human Relations, Inclusion and Diversity Advisory Board also meets at 6 p.m. The board supports efforts to strengthen inclusion, belonging and positive community relationships throughout Cary.
Also continuing Tuesday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Wednesday, September 2
Senior Advisory Board
Time: Noon
The Senior Advisory Board meets at noon to discuss programs, services and issues affecting Cary’s older residents.

Virtual Neighborhood Rezoning Meetings
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cary residents can participate in virtual neighborhood rezoning meetings beginning at 6:30 p.m. These meetings offer an opportunity to learn about proposed development and rezoning cases affecting the community.
Also continuing Wednesday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Thursday, September 3
Pollinators in Our Parks
Time: 3 p.m.
“Pollinators in Our Parks” invites participants to learn about the bees, butterflies and other pollinators that support Cary’s natural environment.
Also continuing Thursday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Friday, September 4
Friday offers one of the busiest Cary event schedules of the week.
Compost Workshop
Times: Noon and 4 p.m.
Two Compost Workshop sessions will help participants learn more about turning food scraps and yard materials into nutrient-rich compost.
Bands, Bites and Boats
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Bands, Bites and Boats combines live music, food and outdoor recreation for an evening of entertainment in Cary.
Movie Night: “Hamilton”
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Rating: PG-13
Cary’s Movie Night series presents “Hamilton,” the celebrated musical inspired by the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton.
Also continuing Friday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Saturday, September 5
Composting for Kids and Families
Times: 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Families can learn the basics of composting during two kid-friendly Saturday sessions. The program introduces younger participants to waste reduction and caring for the environment.
Also continuing Saturday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Sunday, September 6
The week concludes with the final scheduled day of Cary’s two multi-day attractions:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Plan Your Week in Cary
Whether residents are interested in professional sports, environmental education, community government, live music or family activities, Cary offers something to explore throughout the week.
Times, locations, registration requirements and event details may change. Attendees should confirm the latest information with the Town of Cary before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 16:00 UTC
This Week in Cary – Events and Meetings for August 31–September 6, 2026

Cary begins September with professional pickleball, community meetings, environmental programs, live entertainment and activities for families.
Two major attractions continue throughout the week: “Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze” and the PPA Pickleball Tour’s North Carolina Open. The weekend also brings composting workshops, Bands, Bites and Boats and an outdoor screening of “Hamilton.”
Here is the DoRaleigh guide to events in Cary from Monday, August 31, through Sunday, September 6, 2026.

Happening Throughout the Week
Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
Dates: August 31–September 6
Cary continues its celebration of the Lazy Daze Arts and Crafts Festival with “Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze.” The presentation recognizes five decades of creativity, community and cultural impact connected to one of Cary’s signature events.
PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Dates: August 31–September 6
Professional pickleball takes center stage as the PPA Pickleball Tour brings the North Carolina Open to Cary. The multi-day tournament gives local fans an opportunity to follow competitive pickleball throughout the week.

Monday, August 31
The week begins with the two ongoing attractions:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Tuesday, September 1
Environmental Advisory Board
Time: 6 p.m.
Cary’s Environmental Advisory Board meets Tuesday evening to address environmental priorities and sustainability-related matters affecting the community.

Human Relations, Inclusion and Diversity Advisory Board
Time: 6 p.m.
The Human Relations, Inclusion and Diversity Advisory Board also meets at 6 p.m. The board supports efforts to strengthen inclusion, belonging and positive community relationships throughout Cary.
Also continuing Tuesday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Wednesday, September 2
Senior Advisory Board
Time: Noon
The Senior Advisory Board meets at noon to discuss programs, services and issues affecting Cary’s older residents.

Virtual Neighborhood Rezoning Meetings
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cary residents can participate in virtual neighborhood rezoning meetings beginning at 6:30 p.m. These meetings offer an opportunity to learn about proposed development and rezoning cases affecting the community.
Also continuing Wednesday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Thursday, September 3
Pollinators in Our Parks
Time: 3 p.m.
“Pollinators in Our Parks” invites participants to learn about the bees, butterflies and other pollinators that support Cary’s natural environment.
Also continuing Thursday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Friday, September 4
Friday offers one of the busiest Cary event schedules of the week.
Compost Workshop
Times: Noon and 4 p.m.
Two Compost Workshop sessions will help participants learn more about turning food scraps and yard materials into nutrient-rich compost.
Bands, Bites and Boats
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Bands, Bites and Boats combines live music, food and outdoor recreation for an evening of entertainment in Cary.
Movie Night: “Hamilton”
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Rating: PG-13
Cary’s Movie Night series presents “Hamilton,” the celebrated musical inspired by the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton.
Also continuing Friday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Saturday, September 5
Composting for Kids and Families
Times: 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Families can learn the basics of composting during two kid-friendly Saturday sessions. The program introduces younger participants to waste reduction and caring for the environment.
Also continuing Saturday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Sunday, September 6
The week concludes with the final scheduled day of Cary’s two multi-day attractions:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Plan Your Week in Cary
Whether residents are interested in professional sports, environmental education, community government, live music or family activities, Cary offers something to explore throughout the week.
Times, locations, registration requirements and event details may change. Attendees should confirm the latest information with the Town of Cary before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.
Published by Bryan Tomlinson | BTDesigns.pro |
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 16:00 UTC
This Week in Cary – Events and Meetings for August 31–September 6, 2026

Cary begins September with professional pickleball, community meetings, environmental programs, live entertainment and activities for families.
Two major attractions continue throughout the week: “Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze” and the PPA Pickleball Tour’s North Carolina Open. The weekend also brings composting workshops, Bands, Bites and Boats and an outdoor screening of “Hamilton.”
Here is the DoRaleigh guide to events in Cary from Monday, August 31, through Sunday, September 6, 2026.

Happening Throughout the Week
Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
Dates: August 31–September 6
Cary continues its celebration of the Lazy Daze Arts and Crafts Festival with “Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze.” The presentation recognizes five decades of creativity, community and cultural impact connected to one of Cary’s signature events.
PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Dates: August 31–September 6
Professional pickleball takes center stage as the PPA Pickleball Tour brings the North Carolina Open to Cary. The multi-day tournament gives local fans an opportunity to follow competitive pickleball throughout the week.

Monday, August 31
The week begins with the two ongoing attractions:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Tuesday, September 1
Environmental Advisory Board
Time: 6 p.m.
Cary’s Environmental Advisory Board meets Tuesday evening to address environmental priorities and sustainability-related matters affecting the community.

Human Relations, Inclusion and Diversity Advisory Board
Time: 6 p.m.
The Human Relations, Inclusion and Diversity Advisory Board also meets at 6 p.m. The board supports efforts to strengthen inclusion, belonging and positive community relationships throughout Cary.
Also continuing Tuesday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Wednesday, September 2
Senior Advisory Board
Time: Noon
The Senior Advisory Board meets at noon to discuss programs, services and issues affecting Cary’s older residents.

Virtual Neighborhood Rezoning Meetings
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cary residents can participate in virtual neighborhood rezoning meetings beginning at 6:30 p.m. These meetings offer an opportunity to learn about proposed development and rezoning cases affecting the community.
Also continuing Wednesday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Thursday, September 3
Pollinators in Our Parks
Time: 3 p.m.
“Pollinators in Our Parks” invites participants to learn about the bees, butterflies and other pollinators that support Cary’s natural environment.
Also continuing Thursday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Friday, September 4
Friday offers one of the busiest Cary event schedules of the week.
Compost Workshop
Times: Noon and 4 p.m.
Two Compost Workshop sessions will help participants learn more about turning food scraps and yard materials into nutrient-rich compost.
Bands, Bites and Boats
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Bands, Bites and Boats combines live music, food and outdoor recreation for an evening of entertainment in Cary.
Movie Night: “Hamilton”
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Rating: PG-13
Cary’s Movie Night series presents “Hamilton,” the celebrated musical inspired by the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton.
Also continuing Friday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Saturday, September 5
Composting for Kids and Families
Times: 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Families can learn the basics of composting during two kid-friendly Saturday sessions. The program introduces younger participants to waste reduction and caring for the environment.
Also continuing Saturday:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Sunday, September 6
The week concludes with the final scheduled day of Cary’s two multi-day attractions:
- Beyond the Booths: 50 Years of Lazy Daze
- PPA Pickleball Tour: North Carolina Open
Plan Your Week in Cary
Whether residents are interested in professional sports, environmental education, community government, live music or family activities, Cary offers something to explore throughout the week.
Times, locations, registration requirements and event details may change. Attendees should confirm the latest information with the Town of Cary before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 12:00 UTC

City of Raleigh Government Event Guide September 1st Edition

The City of Raleigh begins September with a full Tuesday schedule featuring public transit discussions, two City Council sessions, a historic development committee meeting and an evening movie at Pullen Park.
No City of Raleigh government events are scheduled for Monday, August 31, 2026. Here is the complete city government event guide for Tuesday, September 1.
Monday, August 31: No Events Scheduled
The City of Raleigh calendar does not list any government meetings or public events for Monday, August 31.
Residents can use the break in the schedule to review agendas and supporting documents ahead of Tuesday’s City Council and committee meetings.
Raleigh Transit Authority Route Committee Meeting
Time: 11 a.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Raleigh Transit Authority Route Committee will meet Tuesday morning. The committee focuses on matters related to Raleigh’s public transportation routes and transit services.
Residents interested in bus routes, transit access and transportation planning can review the meeting agenda for the topics scheduled for discussion.
Raleigh City Council Afternoon Session
Time: 1 p.m.
Category: Council and Council Committee Meetings
Raleigh City Council will hold its regular afternoon session beginning at 1 p.m. The session provides council members with an opportunity to consider city business, receive updates and vote on items included in the official agenda.
Residents following development, public safety, transportation, housing and other municipal issues should review the published agenda for specific topics.
RHDC Community Awareness Committee
Time: 4 p.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Raleigh Historic Development Commission Community Awareness Committee will meet at 4 p.m.
The committee supports public awareness of Raleigh’s historic resources, preservation programs and the role historic places play in the city’s identity.
Movie Series at Pullen Park
Time: 6 p.m.
Category: Parks, Recreation and Athletics
The City of Raleigh’s Movie Series at Pullen Park begins at 6 p.m. This community event offers residents and families an opportunity to enjoy an evening at one of Raleigh’s best-known parks.
Attendees should check the city’s event listing for the featured movie, location within the park, weather updates and any items they may need to bring.
Raleigh City Council Evening Session
Time: 7 p.m.
Category: Council and Council Committee Meetings
Raleigh City Council returns for its evening session at 7 p.m. Evening meetings may include public hearings, community comments and additional business scheduled for council consideration.
Anyone planning to attend, watch or participate should review the official agenda for meeting access and public-comment instructions.
Stay Informed About Raleigh Government
Tuesday’s calendar gives Raleigh residents several opportunities to follow decisions affecting public transportation, city services, historic preservation and the broader community.
Meeting times, locations and agendas may change. Residents should confirm the latest details through the City of Raleigh before attending.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 12:00 UTC

City of Raleigh Government Event Guide September 1st Edition

The City of Raleigh begins September with a full Tuesday schedule featuring public transit discussions, two City Council sessions, a historic development committee meeting and an evening movie at Pullen Park.
No City of Raleigh government events are scheduled for Monday, August 31, 2026. Here is the complete city government event guide for Tuesday, September 1.
Monday, August 31: No Events Scheduled
The City of Raleigh calendar does not list any government meetings or public events for Monday, August 31.
Residents can use the break in the schedule to review agendas and supporting documents ahead of Tuesday’s City Council and committee meetings.
Raleigh Transit Authority Route Committee Meeting
Time: 11 a.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Raleigh Transit Authority Route Committee will meet Tuesday morning. The committee focuses on matters related to Raleigh’s public transportation routes and transit services.
Residents interested in bus routes, transit access and transportation planning can review the meeting agenda for the topics scheduled for discussion.
Raleigh City Council Afternoon Session
Time: 1 p.m.
Category: Council and Council Committee Meetings
Raleigh City Council will hold its regular afternoon session beginning at 1 p.m. The session provides council members with an opportunity to consider city business, receive updates and vote on items included in the official agenda.
Residents following development, public safety, transportation, housing and other municipal issues should review the published agenda for specific topics.
RHDC Community Awareness Committee
Time: 4 p.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Raleigh Historic Development Commission Community Awareness Committee will meet at 4 p.m.
The committee supports public awareness of Raleigh’s historic resources, preservation programs and the role historic places play in the city’s identity.
Movie Series at Pullen Park
Time: 6 p.m.
Category: Parks, Recreation and Athletics
The City of Raleigh’s Movie Series at Pullen Park begins at 6 p.m. This community event offers residents and families an opportunity to enjoy an evening at one of Raleigh’s best-known parks.
Attendees should check the city’s event listing for the featured movie, location within the park, weather updates and any items they may need to bring.
Raleigh City Council Evening Session
Time: 7 p.m.
Category: Council and Council Committee Meetings
Raleigh City Council returns for its evening session at 7 p.m. Evening meetings may include public hearings, community comments and additional business scheduled for council consideration.
Anyone planning to attend, watch or participate should review the official agenda for meeting access and public-comment instructions.
Stay Informed About Raleigh Government
Tuesday’s calendar gives Raleigh residents several opportunities to follow decisions affecting public transportation, city services, historic preservation and the broader community.
Meeting times, locations and agendas may change. Residents should confirm the latest details through the City of Raleigh before attending.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 12:00 UTC

City of Raleigh Government Event Guide September 1st Edition

The City of Raleigh begins September with a full Tuesday schedule featuring public transit discussions, two City Council sessions, a historic development committee meeting and an evening movie at Pullen Park.
No City of Raleigh government events are scheduled for Monday, August 31, 2026. Here is the complete city government event guide for Tuesday, September 1.
Monday, August 31: No Events Scheduled
The City of Raleigh calendar does not list any government meetings or public events for Monday, August 31.
Residents can use the break in the schedule to review agendas and supporting documents ahead of Tuesday’s City Council and committee meetings.
Raleigh Transit Authority Route Committee Meeting
Time: 11 a.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Raleigh Transit Authority Route Committee will meet Tuesday morning. The committee focuses on matters related to Raleigh’s public transportation routes and transit services.
Residents interested in bus routes, transit access and transportation planning can review the meeting agenda for the topics scheduled for discussion.
Raleigh City Council Afternoon Session
Time: 1 p.m.
Category: Council and Council Committee Meetings
Raleigh City Council will hold its regular afternoon session beginning at 1 p.m. The session provides council members with an opportunity to consider city business, receive updates and vote on items included in the official agenda.
Residents following development, public safety, transportation, housing and other municipal issues should review the published agenda for specific topics.
RHDC Community Awareness Committee
Time: 4 p.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Raleigh Historic Development Commission Community Awareness Committee will meet at 4 p.m.
The committee supports public awareness of Raleigh’s historic resources, preservation programs and the role historic places play in the city’s identity.
Movie Series at Pullen Park
Time: 6 p.m.
Category: Parks, Recreation and Athletics
The City of Raleigh’s Movie Series at Pullen Park begins at 6 p.m. This community event offers residents and families an opportunity to enjoy an evening at one of Raleigh’s best-known parks.
Attendees should check the city’s event listing for the featured movie, location within the park, weather updates and any items they may need to bring.
Raleigh City Council Evening Session
Time: 7 p.m.
Category: Council and Council Committee Meetings
Raleigh City Council returns for its evening session at 7 p.m. Evening meetings may include public hearings, community comments and additional business scheduled for council consideration.
Anyone planning to attend, watch or participate should review the official agenda for meeting access and public-comment instructions.
Stay Informed About Raleigh Government
Tuesday’s calendar gives Raleigh residents several opportunities to follow decisions affecting public transportation, city services, historic preservation and the broader community.
Meeting times, locations and agendas may change. Residents should confirm the latest details through the City of Raleigh before attending.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 10:00 UTC

The Triangle Event Guide For Monday August 31 2026

Looking for something fun to do in the Triangle this Monday? The final day of August brings a full schedule of free events across Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Apex and Carrboro.
Monday’s lineup includes live comedy, karaoke, open mic performances, board games, air hockey, silent reading and a creative vinyl-coloring night. Here is the DoRaleigh Triangle Event Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026.
Coloring Vinyl Night in Cary
Time: 2–9 p.m.
Location: KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
Admission: Free
Start the week with a creative afternoon and evening at KōMANA Brewing Company. Coloring Vinyl Night offers guests an opportunity to relax, socialize and create something colorful while enjoying the Cary brewery’s atmosphere.
Silent Reading Club in Downtown Durham
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Location: The Glass Jug Downtown Durham Taproom
Admission: Free
Book lovers can bring their current read to the Silent Reading Club at The Glass Jug. The free gathering offers a comfortable alternative to the traditional book club, allowing participants to read independently while enjoying a shared social setting.
Board Game Night in Apex
Time: 6–9 p.m.
Location: Bottle Theory, Apex
Admission: Free
Bottle Theory hosts a free Board Game Night for players looking to test their skills, learn a new game or meet other gaming enthusiasts. Participants can bring friends or join a table after arriving.
Open Mic Night at Steel String Brewery
Time: 6–11 p.m.
Location: Steel String Brewery, Carrboro
Admission: Free
Carrboro performers can take the stage during Open Mic Night at Steel String Brewery. The evening provides a welcoming platform for musicians, singers, poets and other local artists.
Early Karaoke at The Northside District
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: The Northside District
Admission: Free
There is no need to wait until late at night to grab the microphone. Early Karaoke at The Northside District gives singers a chance to perform their favorite songs beginning at 6 p.m.
Cosmic Chuckles Comedy Show in Raleigh
Time: 7–9 p.m.
Location: Flying Saucer Raleigh
Admission: Free
Cosmic Chuckles returns to Flying Saucer Raleigh with a free weekly comedy show featuring local and regional performers. It is an easy Monday-night option for anyone looking to enjoy stand-up comedy in downtown Raleigh.
Game Night at Crank Arm Brewing
Time: 7–9 p.m.
Location: Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh
Admission: Free
Crank Arm Brewing Company invites guests to enjoy a free Game Night in Raleigh’s Warehouse District. Bring a group or meet other players while exploring a selection of games.
Open Mic Night at KōMANA Brewing Company
Time: 7–10 p.m.
Location: KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
Admission: Free
After Coloring Vinyl Night, KōMANA Brewing Company continues its Monday schedule with an evening open mic. Local performers and supporters can gather for three hours of live entertainment.
Carrboro Open Mic at Speakeasy
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Speakeasy, Carrboro
Admission: Free
Speakeasy hosts another opportunity for Triangle performers to share their talents. The Carrboro Open Mic begins at 7:30 p.m. and is free to attend.
Air Hockey Tournament at Boxcar Raleigh
Time: 8–10 p.m.
Location: Boxcar Bar and Arcade, Raleigh
Admission: Free
End Monday with some friendly competition at Boxcar Bar and Arcade. The free Air Hockey Tournament gives players a chance to compete inside one of downtown Raleigh’s popular arcade destinations.
Plan Your Monday Night in the Triangle
With all 10 events offering free admission, Monday is a great opportunity to explore a new Triangle venue without stretching the entertainment budget.
Event schedules and participation requirements may change. Guests should confirm the latest information directly with the venue before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 10:00 UTC

The Triangle Event Guide For Monday August 31 2026

Looking for something fun to do in the Triangle this Monday? The final day of August brings a full schedule of free events across Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Apex and Carrboro.
Monday’s lineup includes live comedy, karaoke, open mic performances, board games, air hockey, silent reading and a creative vinyl-coloring night. Here is the DoRaleigh Triangle Event Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026.
Coloring Vinyl Night in Cary
Time: 2–9 p.m.
Location: KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
Admission: Free
Start the week with a creative afternoon and evening at KōMANA Brewing Company. Coloring Vinyl Night offers guests an opportunity to relax, socialize and create something colorful while enjoying the Cary brewery’s atmosphere.
Silent Reading Club in Downtown Durham
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Location: The Glass Jug Downtown Durham Taproom
Admission: Free
Book lovers can bring their current read to the Silent Reading Club at The Glass Jug. The free gathering offers a comfortable alternative to the traditional book club, allowing participants to read independently while enjoying a shared social setting.
Board Game Night in Apex
Time: 6–9 p.m.
Location: Bottle Theory, Apex
Admission: Free
Bottle Theory hosts a free Board Game Night for players looking to test their skills, learn a new game or meet other gaming enthusiasts. Participants can bring friends or join a table after arriving.
Open Mic Night at Steel String Brewery
Time: 6–11 p.m.
Location: Steel String Brewery, Carrboro
Admission: Free
Carrboro performers can take the stage during Open Mic Night at Steel String Brewery. The evening provides a welcoming platform for musicians, singers, poets and other local artists.
Early Karaoke at The Northside District
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: The Northside District
Admission: Free
There is no need to wait until late at night to grab the microphone. Early Karaoke at The Northside District gives singers a chance to perform their favorite songs beginning at 6 p.m.
Cosmic Chuckles Comedy Show in Raleigh
Time: 7–9 p.m.
Location: Flying Saucer Raleigh
Admission: Free
Cosmic Chuckles returns to Flying Saucer Raleigh with a free weekly comedy show featuring local and regional performers. It is an easy Monday-night option for anyone looking to enjoy stand-up comedy in downtown Raleigh.
Game Night at Crank Arm Brewing
Time: 7–9 p.m.
Location: Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh
Admission: Free
Crank Arm Brewing Company invites guests to enjoy a free Game Night in Raleigh’s Warehouse District. Bring a group or meet other players while exploring a selection of games.
Open Mic Night at KōMANA Brewing Company
Time: 7–10 p.m.
Location: KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
Admission: Free
After Coloring Vinyl Night, KōMANA Brewing Company continues its Monday schedule with an evening open mic. Local performers and supporters can gather for three hours of live entertainment.
Carrboro Open Mic at Speakeasy
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Speakeasy, Carrboro
Admission: Free
Speakeasy hosts another opportunity for Triangle performers to share their talents. The Carrboro Open Mic begins at 7:30 p.m. and is free to attend.
Air Hockey Tournament at Boxcar Raleigh
Time: 8–10 p.m.
Location: Boxcar Bar and Arcade, Raleigh
Admission: Free
End Monday with some friendly competition at Boxcar Bar and Arcade. The free Air Hockey Tournament gives players a chance to compete inside one of downtown Raleigh’s popular arcade destinations.
Plan Your Monday Night in the Triangle
With all 10 events offering free admission, Monday is a great opportunity to explore a new Triangle venue without stretching the entertainment budget.
Event schedules and participation requirements may change. Guests should confirm the latest information directly with the venue before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
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Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-31 · 10:00 UTC

The Triangle Event Guide For Monday August 31 2026

Looking for something fun to do in the Triangle this Monday? The final day of August brings a full schedule of free events across Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Apex and Carrboro.
Monday’s lineup includes live comedy, karaoke, open mic performances, board games, air hockey, silent reading and a creative vinyl-coloring night. Here is the DoRaleigh Triangle Event Guide for Monday, August 31, 2026.
Coloring Vinyl Night in Cary
Time: 2–9 p.m.
Location: KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
Admission: Free
Start the week with a creative afternoon and evening at KōMANA Brewing Company. Coloring Vinyl Night offers guests an opportunity to relax, socialize and create something colorful while enjoying the Cary brewery’s atmosphere.
Silent Reading Club in Downtown Durham
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Location: The Glass Jug Downtown Durham Taproom
Admission: Free
Book lovers can bring their current read to the Silent Reading Club at The Glass Jug. The free gathering offers a comfortable alternative to the traditional book club, allowing participants to read independently while enjoying a shared social setting.
Board Game Night in Apex
Time: 6–9 p.m.
Location: Bottle Theory, Apex
Admission: Free
Bottle Theory hosts a free Board Game Night for players looking to test their skills, learn a new game or meet other gaming enthusiasts. Participants can bring friends or join a table after arriving.
Open Mic Night at Steel String Brewery
Time: 6–11 p.m.
Location: Steel String Brewery, Carrboro
Admission: Free
Carrboro performers can take the stage during Open Mic Night at Steel String Brewery. The evening provides a welcoming platform for musicians, singers, poets and other local artists.
Early Karaoke at The Northside District
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: The Northside District
Admission: Free
There is no need to wait until late at night to grab the microphone. Early Karaoke at The Northside District gives singers a chance to perform their favorite songs beginning at 6 p.m.
Cosmic Chuckles Comedy Show in Raleigh
Time: 7–9 p.m.
Location: Flying Saucer Raleigh
Admission: Free
Cosmic Chuckles returns to Flying Saucer Raleigh with a free weekly comedy show featuring local and regional performers. It is an easy Monday-night option for anyone looking to enjoy stand-up comedy in downtown Raleigh.
Game Night at Crank Arm Brewing
Time: 7–9 p.m.
Location: Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh
Admission: Free
Crank Arm Brewing Company invites guests to enjoy a free Game Night in Raleigh’s Warehouse District. Bring a group or meet other players while exploring a selection of games.
Open Mic Night at KōMANA Brewing Company
Time: 7–10 p.m.
Location: KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
Admission: Free
After Coloring Vinyl Night, KōMANA Brewing Company continues its Monday schedule with an evening open mic. Local performers and supporters can gather for three hours of live entertainment.
Carrboro Open Mic at Speakeasy
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Speakeasy, Carrboro
Admission: Free
Speakeasy hosts another opportunity for Triangle performers to share their talents. The Carrboro Open Mic begins at 7:30 p.m. and is free to attend.
Air Hockey Tournament at Boxcar Raleigh
Time: 8–10 p.m.
Location: Boxcar Bar and Arcade, Raleigh
Admission: Free
End Monday with some friendly competition at Boxcar Bar and Arcade. The free Air Hockey Tournament gives players a chance to compete inside one of downtown Raleigh’s popular arcade destinations.
Plan Your Monday Night in the Triangle
With all 10 events offering free admission, Monday is a great opportunity to explore a new Triangle venue without stretching the entertainment budget.
Event schedules and participation requirements may change. Guests should confirm the latest information directly with the venue before traveling.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!
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Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 10:00 UTC

What’s New at Crabtree Valley Mall? Stores Opening, Closing and Relocating

Crabtree Valley Mall is continuing its transformation with a new round of store openings, restaurant additions, relocations and closures.
The latest changes include the arrival of popular national brands, new dining options and entertainment concepts. The activity comes as the Raleigh shopping center undergoes a major refresh under owner Macerich, which purchased the property for $290 million in 2025 and announced plans to invest approximately $60 million in improvements.
Here is what shoppers should know about the latest changes at Crabtree Valley Mall.

New Stores Now Open at Crabtree
POP MART
POP MART has opened its first North Carolina store on the mall’s lower level. The global retailer specializes in collectible designer toys, blind boxes and popular characters such as Labubu, Molly, SKULLPANDA and Dimoo.
The Raleigh opening gives Triangle collectors a dedicated destination for POP MART releases and exclusive merchandise.
Timberland
Timberland is another recent addition to Crabtree. The retailer offers boots, shoes, apparel and outdoor-inspired accessories known for durability and rugged style.
Five Guys
Five Guys Burgers & Fries is now open in the mall’s second-level food court. The restaurant serves customizable burgers, hot dogs, hand-cut fries and milkshakes.
Five Guys replaced the former McDonald’s location, giving shoppers a new fast-casual dining option.

Stores and Attractions Coming Soon
BoxLunch
BoxLunch is preparing to open on the first level near Belk. The specialty retailer carries apparel, accessories, collectibles and gifts inspired by Disney, Marvel, Harry Potter, anime and other entertainment franchises.
The company also supports hunger-relief efforts through its partnership with Feeding America.
JD Sports
Sneaker and sportswear retailer JD Sports is listed as coming soon to the mall’s first level. Shoppers can expect footwear, clothing and accessories from brands including Nike, Adidas, Jordan, Champion, Vans and The North Face.
Fogo de Chão
Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão is coming to Crabtree, adding another full-service restaurant to the mall’s dining lineup.
The restaurant is best known for churrasco-style meats roasted over an open flame and served tableside, along with its Market Table featuring salads, vegetables and specialty dishes.
Level99
Level99 plans to bring an interactive social-gaming experience to Crabtree Valley Mall. The entertainment concept features more than 50 physical and mental challenges, along with food and craft drinks.
The attraction is expected to give visitors another reason to spend time at Crabtree beyond traditional shopping.

Additional Businesses Are Moving or Changing Locations
Hi Level Fashion temporarily closed while preparing to relocate to another space inside the mall. Crabtree’s directory also lists several businesses as under construction, coming soon or operating from temporary locations as leasing and renovation work continues.
These moves are part of a broader reshuffling involving approximately 12 businesses across the shopping center. Visitors may notice temporary storefronts, construction barriers and directory changes during the transition.
McDonald’s Closes at Crabtree
The mall’s longtime McDonald’s food-court location has closed. Five Guys has taken over the space, bringing its signature burgers, fries and shakes to the second level.
The closure reflects Crabtree’s evolving restaurant mix as management adds new dining brands to the property.
A Major Makeover Is Underway
Crabtree Valley Mall remains one of the Triangle’s largest shopping destinations, with more than 200 stores and restaurants. Its current lineup includes Apple, Macy’s, Belk, LEGO, Coach, H&M, Michael Kors, The Cheesecake Factory and P.F. Chang’s.
The ongoing investment is expected to modernize the property, improve common areas and attract additional retailers, restaurants and entertainment concepts.
Because opening dates and store locations can change, shoppers should consult the official Crabtree directory⁠ before visiting.
Crabtree Valley Mall is located at 4325 Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for everything Raleigh, including new restaurant openings, local shopping news, community events and weekend guides.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 10:00 UTC

What’s New at Crabtree Valley Mall? Stores Opening, Closing and Relocating

Crabtree Valley Mall is continuing its transformation with a new round of store openings, restaurant additions, relocations and closures.
The latest changes include the arrival of popular national brands, new dining options and entertainment concepts. The activity comes as the Raleigh shopping center undergoes a major refresh under owner Macerich, which purchased the property for $290 million in 2025 and announced plans to invest approximately $60 million in improvements.
Here is what shoppers should know about the latest changes at Crabtree Valley Mall.

New Stores Now Open at Crabtree
POP MART
POP MART has opened its first North Carolina store on the mall’s lower level. The global retailer specializes in collectible designer toys, blind boxes and popular characters such as Labubu, Molly, SKULLPANDA and Dimoo.
The Raleigh opening gives Triangle collectors a dedicated destination for POP MART releases and exclusive merchandise.
Timberland
Timberland is another recent addition to Crabtree. The retailer offers boots, shoes, apparel and outdoor-inspired accessories known for durability and rugged style.
Five Guys
Five Guys Burgers & Fries is now open in the mall’s second-level food court. The restaurant serves customizable burgers, hot dogs, hand-cut fries and milkshakes.
Five Guys replaced the former McDonald’s location, giving shoppers a new fast-casual dining option.

Stores and Attractions Coming Soon
BoxLunch
BoxLunch is preparing to open on the first level near Belk. The specialty retailer carries apparel, accessories, collectibles and gifts inspired by Disney, Marvel, Harry Potter, anime and other entertainment franchises.
The company also supports hunger-relief efforts through its partnership with Feeding America.
JD Sports
Sneaker and sportswear retailer JD Sports is listed as coming soon to the mall’s first level. Shoppers can expect footwear, clothing and accessories from brands including Nike, Adidas, Jordan, Champion, Vans and The North Face.
Fogo de Chão
Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão is coming to Crabtree, adding another full-service restaurant to the mall’s dining lineup.
The restaurant is best known for churrasco-style meats roasted over an open flame and served tableside, along with its Market Table featuring salads, vegetables and specialty dishes.
Level99
Level99 plans to bring an interactive social-gaming experience to Crabtree Valley Mall. The entertainment concept features more than 50 physical and mental challenges, along with food and craft drinks.
The attraction is expected to give visitors another reason to spend time at Crabtree beyond traditional shopping.

Additional Businesses Are Moving or Changing Locations
Hi Level Fashion temporarily closed while preparing to relocate to another space inside the mall. Crabtree’s directory also lists several businesses as under construction, coming soon or operating from temporary locations as leasing and renovation work continues.
These moves are part of a broader reshuffling involving approximately 12 businesses across the shopping center. Visitors may notice temporary storefronts, construction barriers and directory changes during the transition.
McDonald’s Closes at Crabtree
The mall’s longtime McDonald’s food-court location has closed. Five Guys has taken over the space, bringing its signature burgers, fries and shakes to the second level.
The closure reflects Crabtree’s evolving restaurant mix as management adds new dining brands to the property.
A Major Makeover Is Underway
Crabtree Valley Mall remains one of the Triangle’s largest shopping destinations, with more than 200 stores and restaurants. Its current lineup includes Apple, Macy’s, Belk, LEGO, Coach, H&M, Michael Kors, The Cheesecake Factory and P.F. Chang’s.
The ongoing investment is expected to modernize the property, improve common areas and attract additional retailers, restaurants and entertainment concepts.
Because opening dates and store locations can change, shoppers should consult the official Crabtree directory⁠ before visiting.
Crabtree Valley Mall is located at 4325 Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 10:00 UTC

What’s New at Crabtree Valley Mall? Stores Opening, Closing and Relocating

Crabtree Valley Mall is continuing its transformation with a new round of store openings, restaurant additions, relocations and closures.
The latest changes include the arrival of popular national brands, new dining options and entertainment concepts. The activity comes as the Raleigh shopping center undergoes a major refresh under owner Macerich, which purchased the property for $290 million in 2025 and announced plans to invest approximately $60 million in improvements.
Here is what shoppers should know about the latest changes at Crabtree Valley Mall.

New Stores Now Open at Crabtree
POP MART
POP MART has opened its first North Carolina store on the mall’s lower level. The global retailer specializes in collectible designer toys, blind boxes and popular characters such as Labubu, Molly, SKULLPANDA and Dimoo.
The Raleigh opening gives Triangle collectors a dedicated destination for POP MART releases and exclusive merchandise.
Timberland
Timberland is another recent addition to Crabtree. The retailer offers boots, shoes, apparel and outdoor-inspired accessories known for durability and rugged style.
Five Guys
Five Guys Burgers & Fries is now open in the mall’s second-level food court. The restaurant serves customizable burgers, hot dogs, hand-cut fries and milkshakes.
Five Guys replaced the former McDonald’s location, giving shoppers a new fast-casual dining option.

Stores and Attractions Coming Soon
BoxLunch
BoxLunch is preparing to open on the first level near Belk. The specialty retailer carries apparel, accessories, collectibles and gifts inspired by Disney, Marvel, Harry Potter, anime and other entertainment franchises.
The company also supports hunger-relief efforts through its partnership with Feeding America.
JD Sports
Sneaker and sportswear retailer JD Sports is listed as coming soon to the mall’s first level. Shoppers can expect footwear, clothing and accessories from brands including Nike, Adidas, Jordan, Champion, Vans and The North Face.
Fogo de Chão
Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão is coming to Crabtree, adding another full-service restaurant to the mall’s dining lineup.
The restaurant is best known for churrasco-style meats roasted over an open flame and served tableside, along with its Market Table featuring salads, vegetables and specialty dishes.
Level99
Level99 plans to bring an interactive social-gaming experience to Crabtree Valley Mall. The entertainment concept features more than 50 physical and mental challenges, along with food and craft drinks.
The attraction is expected to give visitors another reason to spend time at Crabtree beyond traditional shopping.

Additional Businesses Are Moving or Changing Locations
Hi Level Fashion temporarily closed while preparing to relocate to another space inside the mall. Crabtree’s directory also lists several businesses as under construction, coming soon or operating from temporary locations as leasing and renovation work continues.
These moves are part of a broader reshuffling involving approximately 12 businesses across the shopping center. Visitors may notice temporary storefronts, construction barriers and directory changes during the transition.
McDonald’s Closes at Crabtree
The mall’s longtime McDonald’s food-court location has closed. Five Guys has taken over the space, bringing its signature burgers, fries and shakes to the second level.
The closure reflects Crabtree’s evolving restaurant mix as management adds new dining brands to the property.
A Major Makeover Is Underway
Crabtree Valley Mall remains one of the Triangle’s largest shopping destinations, with more than 200 stores and restaurants. Its current lineup includes Apple, Macy’s, Belk, LEGO, Coach, H&M, Michael Kors, The Cheesecake Factory and P.F. Chang’s.
The ongoing investment is expected to modernize the property, improve common areas and attract additional retailers, restaurants and entertainment concepts.
Because opening dates and store locations can change, shoppers should consult the official Crabtree directory⁠ before visiting.
Crabtree Valley Mall is located at 4325 Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-07-26 · 18:30 UTC
Raleigh City Council Recap: Water Restrictions, Youth Curfew Debate and Rezoning Decisions

The Raleigh City Council addressed water conservation, public safety, development proposals and several community concerns during its July 7, 2026, meetings.
Among the biggest decisions, council members approved changes to Raleigh’s water restriction rules, began the process of considering a citywide youth curfew and unanimously approved six annexations, five rezonings and one change to zoning conditions.
Here is what Raleigh residents need to know.
Raleigh Strengthens Its Water Conservation Rules
City Council approved modifications giving city officials greater flexibility to move Raleigh into a higher stage of water restrictions when existing restrictions are not doing enough to reduce demand.
Under the previous framework, the city generally relied on predetermined water-supply percentage triggers before advancing to another restriction level. The approved changes allow officials to act sooner when conservation measures are proving ineffective.
The amendments also:
- Align civil penalties for violating the Water Shortage Response Plan with penalties already established in the Raleigh City Code.
- Limit irrigation of athletic fields to one day per week during Stage 2 water restrictions.
- Give the city more flexibility to respond to changing drought, supply and consumption conditions.
The goal is to reduce outdoor water use before Raleigh’s available supply reaches a more critical level.
City Council Considers Youth Curfew After July 4 Incidents
One of the meeting’s most closely watched discussions focused on the large youth gatherings described by officials as “teen takeovers” in Brier Creek and Glenwood South over the July 4 weekend.
Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce, Parks Director Stephen Bentley and Community Engagement Manager Tiesha Moseley briefed the council on the incidents and discussed possible enforcement and youth-engagement strategies.
Proposals included:
- A citywide curfew for people ages 17 and younger.
- Restrictions on backpacks in certain areas or during designated events.
- Increased monitoring of social-media activity.
- Enhanced police staffing and coordination with local businesses.
- Additional recreational, employment and engagement programs for Raleigh youth.
Chief Boyce told council members that Raleigh must address both public safety and the need to connect young people with constructive programs. According to WUNC’s report on the meeting⁠, officials reported thousands of young people gathering across Brier Creek and Glenwood South, along with shootings, arrests and recovered firearms.
Mayor Janet Cowell explained that adopting a permanent curfew ordinance would take time. However, the mayor could potentially declare an emergency and establish temporary restrictions if similar circumstances arise before an ordinance is approved.
Council members unanimously directed the City Attorney to:
- Draft a proposed youth-curfew ordinance for the August 18 meeting.
- Prepare the legal documents needed for the mayor to declare an emergency if necessary.
- Return with additional recommendations for addressing large youth gatherings and related public-safety concerns.
A curfew has not yet been formally adopted. The public should expect the proposal—and questions about enforcement, youth services and potential impacts—to return to the council on August 18.
Six Annexation Requests Approved
Council unanimously approved the following annexation petitions:
- AX-42-25: 6101 and 6019 Hillsborough Street in District D.
- AX-03-26: 3225 Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- AX-12-26: Properties along Garner Road and Wilson Street in District C.
- AX-13-26: Properties on Rock Quarry Road and Diamond Drive in District C.
- AX-16-26: 2421, 2425 and 2429 National Avenue in District C.
- AX-37-25: Multiple properties along Jones Ridge Trail and 4205 Aquarius Lane, which will become part of District B.
Annexation brings properties into Raleigh’s municipal boundaries, making them subject to city regulations and generally eligible for city services.
Five Rezoning Cases Approved
Council also unanimously approved five rezoning requests:
- Z-50-24: Garner Road, approximately 800 feet south of Newcombe Road in District C.
- Z-44-25: Jones Ridge Trail, north of Louisburg Road and Lillie Liles Road.
- Z-46-25: 523 South West Street in downtown Raleigh, at West Lenoir and South West streets.
- Z-57-25: 8020 Litchford Road, approximately 0.27 miles south of Interstate 540.
- Z-11-26: 3901 Stratford Court, south of Lakestone Drive in District E.
Council also approved TCZ-02-26, a change to zoning conditions for 4601 Creedmoor Road at the intersection of Creedmoor Road and Glenwood Avenue.
Upcoming Raleigh Rezoning Hearings
Several development cases are scheduled—or have been requested—for public hearings on August 18 at 1 p.m.
Scheduled for August 18
- Z-39-25: 319 Heck Street in District C. This hearing remains open from June 16.
- TC-1-26: School Lot Area Amendment.
- Z-51-25: 4804 and 4808 Spring Forest Road in District B.
- Z-54-25: Properties along Leesville and Shady Grove roads in District E.
- Z-08-26: 5525 and 5605 Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- Z-16-26: 308 North Boylan Avenue in District D.
- CP-01-26: Old Crews Road Comprehensive Plan Amendment in District B.
Applicants have also requested that the following cases be considered on August 18:
- Z-19-25: 405 and 416 Dorothea Drive in District D.
- Z-12-26: Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- Z-14-26: Gorman Street Assemblage in District D.
Scheduled for September 1
- Z-9-26: 5925 Glenwood Avenue in District E.
- Z-18-26: 6904 and 0 Poole Road in District C.
Residents living near these properties can review the proposals and participate in the scheduled public hearings.
Advisory Board Bylaws Updated
Council adopted revised bylaws for four city boards and commissions:
- Substance Use Advisory Commission
- Police Advisory Board
- Human Relations Commission
- Raleigh Commission of Persons with Disabilities
The council also approved an updated mission statement for the Substance Use Advisory Commission.
Subdivision Regulations Move Forward
Council unanimously authorized work on text amendments involving exempt and minor subdivisions.
The amendments would incorporate North Carolina’s subdivision exemption for qualifying small developments and establish a minor-subdivision review process. The proposed changes will move through Raleigh’s standard public review and adoption process before becoming final.
Parks Advisory Board Work Plan Approved
Council unanimously approved the Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board’s fiscal year 2027 annual work plan.
The plan will help guide the board’s review of parks, recreation facilities, greenways and related policies during the coming fiscal year.
City Attorney Explains E-Bike, Moped and Motorcycle Rules
The City Attorney’s Office presented an overview of the legal differences among electric bicycles, mopeds and motorcycles.
The presentation addressed where each type of vehicle may legally operate, along with current education and enforcement efforts. City staff also outlined possible steps to help residents better understand the rules and promote safer use.
What Residents Raised During Public Comment
Evening-session speakers addressed several community concerns, including:
- Safety and quality-of-life issues in Glenwood South.
- Programs and opportunities for Raleigh youth.
- Enforcement of the city’s noise ordinance.
- The future of the historic Oberlin and Method communities.
- Rezoning case Z-43-25.
Seven of the ten registered speakers appeared before the council.
District D Meetings Announced
Councilor Jane Harrison Jones announced two upcoming community events:
- A District D-wide meeting on August 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. at La Cucina Italian Restaurant.
- A book club meeting on July 11 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at New World Café.
Residents should confirm event details before attending, particularly when viewing this recap after the listed dates.
What Happens Next?
The August 18 Raleigh City Council meeting could be especially important. Council is expected to consider a proposed youth-curfew ordinance, additional responses to large youth gatherings and numerous rezoning and development cases.
The debate will likely center on how Raleigh can improve public safety while expanding positive opportunities for young people and protecting civil liberties.
Residents can review the official Raleigh City Council agenda and background materials⁠.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-07-26 · 18:30 UTC
Raleigh City Council Recap: Water Restrictions, Youth Curfew Debate and Rezoning Decisions

The Raleigh City Council addressed water conservation, public safety, development proposals and several community concerns during its July 7, 2026, meetings.
Among the biggest decisions, council members approved changes to Raleigh’s water restriction rules, began the process of considering a citywide youth curfew and unanimously approved six annexations, five rezonings and one change to zoning conditions.
Here is what Raleigh residents need to know.
Raleigh Strengthens Its Water Conservation Rules
City Council approved modifications giving city officials greater flexibility to move Raleigh into a higher stage of water restrictions when existing restrictions are not doing enough to reduce demand.
Under the previous framework, the city generally relied on predetermined water-supply percentage triggers before advancing to another restriction level. The approved changes allow officials to act sooner when conservation measures are proving ineffective.
The amendments also:
- Align civil penalties for violating the Water Shortage Response Plan with penalties already established in the Raleigh City Code.
- Limit irrigation of athletic fields to one day per week during Stage 2 water restrictions.
- Give the city more flexibility to respond to changing drought, supply and consumption conditions.
The goal is to reduce outdoor water use before Raleigh’s available supply reaches a more critical level.
City Council Considers Youth Curfew After July 4 Incidents
One of the meeting’s most closely watched discussions focused on the large youth gatherings described by officials as “teen takeovers” in Brier Creek and Glenwood South over the July 4 weekend.
Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce, Parks Director Stephen Bentley and Community Engagement Manager Tiesha Moseley briefed the council on the incidents and discussed possible enforcement and youth-engagement strategies.
Proposals included:
- A citywide curfew for people ages 17 and younger.
- Restrictions on backpacks in certain areas or during designated events.
- Increased monitoring of social-media activity.
- Enhanced police staffing and coordination with local businesses.
- Additional recreational, employment and engagement programs for Raleigh youth.
Chief Boyce told council members that Raleigh must address both public safety and the need to connect young people with constructive programs. According to WUNC’s report on the meeting⁠, officials reported thousands of young people gathering across Brier Creek and Glenwood South, along with shootings, arrests and recovered firearms.
Mayor Janet Cowell explained that adopting a permanent curfew ordinance would take time. However, the mayor could potentially declare an emergency and establish temporary restrictions if similar circumstances arise before an ordinance is approved.
Council members unanimously directed the City Attorney to:
- Draft a proposed youth-curfew ordinance for the August 18 meeting.
- Prepare the legal documents needed for the mayor to declare an emergency if necessary.
- Return with additional recommendations for addressing large youth gatherings and related public-safety concerns.
A curfew has not yet been formally adopted. The public should expect the proposal—and questions about enforcement, youth services and potential impacts—to return to the council on August 18.
Six Annexation Requests Approved
Council unanimously approved the following annexation petitions:
- AX-42-25: 6101 and 6019 Hillsborough Street in District D.
- AX-03-26: 3225 Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- AX-12-26: Properties along Garner Road and Wilson Street in District C.
- AX-13-26: Properties on Rock Quarry Road and Diamond Drive in District C.
- AX-16-26: 2421, 2425 and 2429 National Avenue in District C.
- AX-37-25: Multiple properties along Jones Ridge Trail and 4205 Aquarius Lane, which will become part of District B.
Annexation brings properties into Raleigh’s municipal boundaries, making them subject to city regulations and generally eligible for city services.
Five Rezoning Cases Approved
Council also unanimously approved five rezoning requests:
- Z-50-24: Garner Road, approximately 800 feet south of Newcombe Road in District C.
- Z-44-25: Jones Ridge Trail, north of Louisburg Road and Lillie Liles Road.
- Z-46-25: 523 South West Street in downtown Raleigh, at West Lenoir and South West streets.
- Z-57-25: 8020 Litchford Road, approximately 0.27 miles south of Interstate 540.
- Z-11-26: 3901 Stratford Court, south of Lakestone Drive in District E.
Council also approved TCZ-02-26, a change to zoning conditions for 4601 Creedmoor Road at the intersection of Creedmoor Road and Glenwood Avenue.
Upcoming Raleigh Rezoning Hearings
Several development cases are scheduled—or have been requested—for public hearings on August 18 at 1 p.m.
Scheduled for August 18
- Z-39-25: 319 Heck Street in District C. This hearing remains open from June 16.
- TC-1-26: School Lot Area Amendment.
- Z-51-25: 4804 and 4808 Spring Forest Road in District B.
- Z-54-25: Properties along Leesville and Shady Grove roads in District E.
- Z-08-26: 5525 and 5605 Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- Z-16-26: 308 North Boylan Avenue in District D.
- CP-01-26: Old Crews Road Comprehensive Plan Amendment in District B.
Applicants have also requested that the following cases be considered on August 18:
- Z-19-25: 405 and 416 Dorothea Drive in District D.
- Z-12-26: Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- Z-14-26: Gorman Street Assemblage in District D.
Scheduled for September 1
- Z-9-26: 5925 Glenwood Avenue in District E.
- Z-18-26: 6904 and 0 Poole Road in District C.
Residents living near these properties can review the proposals and participate in the scheduled public hearings.
Advisory Board Bylaws Updated
Council adopted revised bylaws for four city boards and commissions:
- Substance Use Advisory Commission
- Police Advisory Board
- Human Relations Commission
- Raleigh Commission of Persons with Disabilities
The council also approved an updated mission statement for the Substance Use Advisory Commission.
Subdivision Regulations Move Forward
Council unanimously authorized work on text amendments involving exempt and minor subdivisions.
The amendments would incorporate North Carolina’s subdivision exemption for qualifying small developments and establish a minor-subdivision review process. The proposed changes will move through Raleigh’s standard public review and adoption process before becoming final.
Parks Advisory Board Work Plan Approved
Council unanimously approved the Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board’s fiscal year 2027 annual work plan.
The plan will help guide the board’s review of parks, recreation facilities, greenways and related policies during the coming fiscal year.
City Attorney Explains E-Bike, Moped and Motorcycle Rules
The City Attorney’s Office presented an overview of the legal differences among electric bicycles, mopeds and motorcycles.
The presentation addressed where each type of vehicle may legally operate, along with current education and enforcement efforts. City staff also outlined possible steps to help residents better understand the rules and promote safer use.
What Residents Raised During Public Comment
Evening-session speakers addressed several community concerns, including:
- Safety and quality-of-life issues in Glenwood South.
- Programs and opportunities for Raleigh youth.
- Enforcement of the city’s noise ordinance.
- The future of the historic Oberlin and Method communities.
- Rezoning case Z-43-25.
Seven of the ten registered speakers appeared before the council.
District D Meetings Announced
Councilor Jane Harrison Jones announced two upcoming community events:
- A District D-wide meeting on August 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. at La Cucina Italian Restaurant.
- A book club meeting on July 11 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at New World Café.
Residents should confirm event details before attending, particularly when viewing this recap after the listed dates.
What Happens Next?
The August 18 Raleigh City Council meeting could be especially important. Council is expected to consider a proposed youth-curfew ordinance, additional responses to large youth gatherings and numerous rezoning and development cases.
The debate will likely center on how Raleigh can improve public safety while expanding positive opportunities for young people and protecting civil liberties.
Residents can review the official Raleigh City Council agenda and background materials⁠.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-07-26 · 18:30 UTC
Raleigh City Council Recap: Water Restrictions, Youth Curfew Debate and Rezoning Decisions

The Raleigh City Council addressed water conservation, public safety, development proposals and several community concerns during its July 7, 2026, meetings.
Among the biggest decisions, council members approved changes to Raleigh’s water restriction rules, began the process of considering a citywide youth curfew and unanimously approved six annexations, five rezonings and one change to zoning conditions.
Here is what Raleigh residents need to know.
Raleigh Strengthens Its Water Conservation Rules
City Council approved modifications giving city officials greater flexibility to move Raleigh into a higher stage of water restrictions when existing restrictions are not doing enough to reduce demand.
Under the previous framework, the city generally relied on predetermined water-supply percentage triggers before advancing to another restriction level. The approved changes allow officials to act sooner when conservation measures are proving ineffective.
The amendments also:
- Align civil penalties for violating the Water Shortage Response Plan with penalties already established in the Raleigh City Code.
- Limit irrigation of athletic fields to one day per week during Stage 2 water restrictions.
- Give the city more flexibility to respond to changing drought, supply and consumption conditions.
The goal is to reduce outdoor water use before Raleigh’s available supply reaches a more critical level.
City Council Considers Youth Curfew After July 4 Incidents
One of the meeting’s most closely watched discussions focused on the large youth gatherings described by officials as “teen takeovers” in Brier Creek and Glenwood South over the July 4 weekend.
Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce, Parks Director Stephen Bentley and Community Engagement Manager Tiesha Moseley briefed the council on the incidents and discussed possible enforcement and youth-engagement strategies.
Proposals included:
- A citywide curfew for people ages 17 and younger.
- Restrictions on backpacks in certain areas or during designated events.
- Increased monitoring of social-media activity.
- Enhanced police staffing and coordination with local businesses.
- Additional recreational, employment and engagement programs for Raleigh youth.
Chief Boyce told council members that Raleigh must address both public safety and the need to connect young people with constructive programs. According to WUNC’s report on the meeting⁠, officials reported thousands of young people gathering across Brier Creek and Glenwood South, along with shootings, arrests and recovered firearms.
Mayor Janet Cowell explained that adopting a permanent curfew ordinance would take time. However, the mayor could potentially declare an emergency and establish temporary restrictions if similar circumstances arise before an ordinance is approved.
Council members unanimously directed the City Attorney to:
- Draft a proposed youth-curfew ordinance for the August 18 meeting.
- Prepare the legal documents needed for the mayor to declare an emergency if necessary.
- Return with additional recommendations for addressing large youth gatherings and related public-safety concerns.
A curfew has not yet been formally adopted. The public should expect the proposal—and questions about enforcement, youth services and potential impacts—to return to the council on August 18.
Six Annexation Requests Approved
Council unanimously approved the following annexation petitions:
- AX-42-25: 6101 and 6019 Hillsborough Street in District D.
- AX-03-26: 3225 Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- AX-12-26: Properties along Garner Road and Wilson Street in District C.
- AX-13-26: Properties on Rock Quarry Road and Diamond Drive in District C.
- AX-16-26: 2421, 2425 and 2429 National Avenue in District C.
- AX-37-25: Multiple properties along Jones Ridge Trail and 4205 Aquarius Lane, which will become part of District B.
Annexation brings properties into Raleigh’s municipal boundaries, making them subject to city regulations and generally eligible for city services.
Five Rezoning Cases Approved
Council also unanimously approved five rezoning requests:
- Z-50-24: Garner Road, approximately 800 feet south of Newcombe Road in District C.
- Z-44-25: Jones Ridge Trail, north of Louisburg Road and Lillie Liles Road.
- Z-46-25: 523 South West Street in downtown Raleigh, at West Lenoir and South West streets.
- Z-57-25: 8020 Litchford Road, approximately 0.27 miles south of Interstate 540.
- Z-11-26: 3901 Stratford Court, south of Lakestone Drive in District E.
Council also approved TCZ-02-26, a change to zoning conditions for 4601 Creedmoor Road at the intersection of Creedmoor Road and Glenwood Avenue.
Upcoming Raleigh Rezoning Hearings
Several development cases are scheduled—or have been requested—for public hearings on August 18 at 1 p.m.
Scheduled for August 18
- Z-39-25: 319 Heck Street in District C. This hearing remains open from June 16.
- TC-1-26: School Lot Area Amendment.
- Z-51-25: 4804 and 4808 Spring Forest Road in District B.
- Z-54-25: Properties along Leesville and Shady Grove roads in District E.
- Z-08-26: 5525 and 5605 Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- Z-16-26: 308 North Boylan Avenue in District D.
- CP-01-26: Old Crews Road Comprehensive Plan Amendment in District B.
Applicants have also requested that the following cases be considered on August 18:
- Z-19-25: 405 and 416 Dorothea Drive in District D.
- Z-12-26: Rock Quarry Road in District C.
- Z-14-26: Gorman Street Assemblage in District D.
Scheduled for September 1
- Z-9-26: 5925 Glenwood Avenue in District E.
- Z-18-26: 6904 and 0 Poole Road in District C.
Residents living near these properties can review the proposals and participate in the scheduled public hearings.
Advisory Board Bylaws Updated
Council adopted revised bylaws for four city boards and commissions:
- Substance Use Advisory Commission
- Police Advisory Board
- Human Relations Commission
- Raleigh Commission of Persons with Disabilities
The council also approved an updated mission statement for the Substance Use Advisory Commission.
Subdivision Regulations Move Forward
Council unanimously authorized work on text amendments involving exempt and minor subdivisions.
The amendments would incorporate North Carolina’s subdivision exemption for qualifying small developments and establish a minor-subdivision review process. The proposed changes will move through Raleigh’s standard public review and adoption process before becoming final.
Parks Advisory Board Work Plan Approved
Council unanimously approved the Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board’s fiscal year 2027 annual work plan.
The plan will help guide the board’s review of parks, recreation facilities, greenways and related policies during the coming fiscal year.
City Attorney Explains E-Bike, Moped and Motorcycle Rules
The City Attorney’s Office presented an overview of the legal differences among electric bicycles, mopeds and motorcycles.
The presentation addressed where each type of vehicle may legally operate, along with current education and enforcement efforts. City staff also outlined possible steps to help residents better understand the rules and promote safer use.
What Residents Raised During Public Comment
Evening-session speakers addressed several community concerns, including:
- Safety and quality-of-life issues in Glenwood South.
- Programs and opportunities for Raleigh youth.
- Enforcement of the city’s noise ordinance.
- The future of the historic Oberlin and Method communities.
- Rezoning case Z-43-25.
Seven of the ten registered speakers appeared before the council.
District D Meetings Announced
Councilor Jane Harrison Jones announced two upcoming community events:
- A District D-wide meeting on August 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. at La Cucina Italian Restaurant.
- A book club meeting on July 11 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at New World Café.
Residents should confirm event details before attending, particularly when viewing this recap after the listed dates.
What Happens Next?
The August 18 Raleigh City Council meeting could be especially important. Council is expected to consider a proposed youth-curfew ordinance, additional responses to large youth gatherings and numerous rezoning and development cases.
The debate will likely center on how Raleigh can improve public safety while expanding positive opportunities for young people and protecting civil liberties.
Residents can review the official Raleigh City Council agenda and background materials⁠.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for everything Raleigh, including City Council coverage, government meetings, development news and community events.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-07-11 · 09:10 UTC
Saturday Religious Service Guide in the Triangle – Where to Worship This Weekend

Whether you’re looking for a Saturday Sabbath service, a Catholic Vigil Mass, a Shabbat gathering, or a contemporary worship experience, the Triangle offers a wide variety of faith communities welcoming residents and visitors every weekend.
From Raleigh to Durham, Cary, and Chapel Hill, Saturday provides opportunities for worship, fellowship, reflection, and community. Here’s your DoRaleigh guide to Saturday religious services.
Saturday Worship Services in Raleigh
Seventh-day Adventist Worship
Saturday is the biblical Sabbath for Seventh-day Adventist churches, with services typically including Sabbath School followed by worship.
- Raleigh Seventh-day Adventist Church
  Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m.
  Worship Service: 11:00 a.m.
- Capital City Seventh-day Adventist Church
  Sabbath School: 10:00 a.m.
  Worship Service: 11:15 a.m.
Catholic Saturday Vigil Mass
Many Catholic parishes celebrate Vigil Mass on Saturday evening.
- Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral – Saturday Vigil Mass
- St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church – Saturday Vigil Mass
- St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church – Saturday 5:00 p.m. Vigil Mass
- St. Michael the Archangel (Cary) – Saturday 5:00 p.m. Vigil Mass
- St. Thomas More Catholic Church (Chapel Hill)
  English Vigil Mass: 5:15 p.m.
  Spanish Vigil Mass: 7:15 p.m.
Contemporary Christian Worship
Several churches offer Saturday evening services designed for families and those who work on Sundays.
- Hope Community Church
  Saturday Service: 4:15 p.m.
- Celebration Church
  Saturday Evening Service: 5:00 p.m.
Jewish Shabbat Services
The Triangle’s Jewish community observes Shabbat with Saturday morning worship, Torah study, and fellowship.
- Beth Meyer Synagogue (Raleigh)
  Shabbat Morning Service: 9:30 a.m.
- Temple Beth Or (Raleigh)
  Shabbat services and programming (schedule varies by week)
Muslim Prayer & Community
The Islamic Association of Raleigh offers daily prayers throughout the week, including Saturdays, along with educational programs and community activities.
Weekend schedules may include family programming, Qur’an study, and youth activities in addition to daily prayers.
Here are three well-known mosques in Raleigh:
1. Islamic Association of Raleigh (IAR)
  Address: 808 Atwater St, Raleigh, NC 27607
  One of the largest Islamic centers in North Carolina, offering daily prayers, Friday Jumu’ah, educational programs, youth activities, and community services.
2. Muslim Youth and Community Center (North Raleigh Masjid)
  Address: 5017 Deah Way, Raleigh, NC 27616
  A growing community mosque serving North Raleigh with daily prayers, Islamic education, and family programming.
3. Masjid An-Noor al-Muhammadi
  Address: 3620 Tryon Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606
  A local mosque offering daily prayers, Jumu’ah services, and community gatherings.
More Than Worship
Many Triangle congregations also offer:
- Bible studies
- Youth and children’s ministries
- Men’s and women’s groups
- Community outreach programs
- Food pantries
- Volunteer opportunities
- Prayer groups and fellowship events
Before You Visit
Because service times may change due to holidays or special events, it’s always a good idea to:
- Check the congregation’s website before attending.
- Arrive 10–15 minutes early.
- Review parking and accessibility information.
- Contact the congregation if you have questions about dress, childcare, or visitor accommodations.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-07-10 · 15:00 UTC
National Nude Day Is July 14: The Top Places to Go Nude in the United States

Every year on July 14, people across the country celebrate National Nude Day, an unofficial holiday that promotes body positivity, self-confidence, and the freedom to enjoy nature without clothing in places where it’s legal.
Some of the best-known places associated with naturism in North Carolina include:
- Whispering Pines Nudist Resort – A private, clothing-optional naturist resort for members and guests.
- Bar-S-Ranch – One of North Carolina’s longest-running private nudist clubs.
- Masonboro Island – An undeveloped barrier island where nude sunbathing has occurred informally for years, but it is not officially clothing-optional, and visitors should be aware of applicable laws.
- Freeman Park – Some remote sections have historically been known for unofficial nude sunbathing, but nudity is not legally permitted.
- Jordan Lake – Some secluded shoreline areas have a reputation for unofficial nude recreation, though there are no designated clothing-optional areas.
- Upper Creek Falls – A remote swimming hole where occasional nude swimming has been reported, but it is not an official naturist destination.
What Is National Nude Day?
National Nude Day encourages people to embrace body acceptance and recognize that the human body comes in all shapes and sizes. While many participants celebrate in the privacy of their own homes, others visit designated clothing-optional destinations that welcome respectful visitors.
Remember: Public nudity laws vary by state and locality. Always visit locations where clothing-optional recreation is legally permitted and follow all posted rules.
Top Clothing-Optional Destinations in the United States
Haulover Beach – Miami Beach, Florida
One of America’s most famous clothing-optional beaches, Haulover Beach attracts thousands of visitors each year. The beach features lifeguards, concessions, restrooms, and plenty of space for sunbathing along the Atlantic coast.
Black’s Beach – San Diego, California
Known for its scenic cliffs and surfing, Black’s Beach has long been recognized as one of the country’s most popular clothing-optional beaches. Visitors should be prepared for a steep hike to reach the shoreline.
Gunnison Beach – Sandy Hook, New Jersey
Located within the Gateway National Recreation Area, Gunnison Beach is the largest legal clothing-optional beach on the East Coast and is popular with visitors from New York City and beyond.
Hippie Hollow Park – Austin, Texas
Situated on the shores of Lake Travis, Hippie Hollow is the only officially clothing-optional public park in Texas. The adults-only park is known for its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful lake views.
The Resort at Sunburst – Valrico, Florida
This long-established clothing-optional resort offers pools, entertainment, dining, and accommodations for guests looking for a full naturist vacation experience.
Glen Eden Sun Club – Corona, California
A family-friendly naturist resort featuring RV sites, lodging, recreation, pools, sports facilities, and year-round events.
Cypress Cove Nudist Resort – Kissimmee, Florida
Located near Orlando, Cypress Cove combines resort amenities with a peaceful lakeside setting and welcomes both first-time and experienced naturists.
Is There Anywhere to Go Nude Near Raleigh?
North Carolina has relatively strict public indecency laws, and there are no officially recognized clothing-optional public beaches in the state. Residents interested in naturist recreation typically visit private clubs or travel to neighboring states where clothing-optional facilities are available.
Before visiting any location, check current rules, membership requirements, and local laws.
Celebrate Responsibly
National Nude Day is ultimately about confidence, respect, and personal freedom. Whether you celebrate at home or visit a legal clothing-optional destination, remember to:
- Respect local laws and regulations.
- Only go nude where it is permitted.
- Respect the privacy and consent of others.
- Follow all facility rules and etiquette.
National Nude Day is a reminder that body positivity and self-acceptance can be celebrated in many different ways while respecting others and the communities around us.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-07-02 · 17:00 UTC
This Week at Juiced: Open Mic, First Fridays on Da Hill & Comedy Night in Raleigh

Looking for things to do in Raleigh this week? Juiced is bringing another exciting lineup of entertainment with live music, local talent, comedy, food, art, and community vibes. Whether you’re ready to perform, enjoy an evening of creativity, or laugh your way through the weekend, Juiced has something for everyone.
Here’s what’s happening this week at Juiced.

Thursday, July 2
Smooth Talk: Open Mic Night
8:00 PM
Showcase your creativity or support Raleigh’s talented performers during Smooth Talk: Open Mic Night.
Hosted by Lady Cleo with music from DJ Just Zee, this community favorite welcomes poets, singers, spoken word artists, musicians, comedians, and creatives ready to share their talents.
Expect:
- Live performances
- Spoken word
- Poetry
- Music
- Community networking
- Great vibes
Whether you’re taking the stage or cheering from the audience, Smooth Talk is the perfect way to kick off the holiday weekend.

Friday, July 3
First Fridays on Da Hill
6:00 PM
Celebrate First Friday with an evening dedicated to community, creativity, and culture.
Featuring DJ Slay and DJ Mizz Allure, this event brings together music, local artists, self-care experiences, food trucks, and positive energy in one place.
Enjoy:
- Live DJs
- Local artists
- Food trucks
- Self-care vendors
- Community networking
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Great music
It’s the perfect opportunity to unwind, shop local, and connect with the Raleigh community.

Sunday, July 5
Jokes at Juiced: Comedy Show
Wrap up your weekend with an evening full of laughter at Jokes at Juiced.
Hosted by Tico Da Guyo with music by DJ Just Zee, this comedy showcase features some of the area’s funniest local comedians.
Expect:
- Stand-up comedy
- Local comedians
- Live DJ
- Great food and drinks
- Relaxed atmosphere
Bring your friends and enjoy one of Raleigh’s growing comedy nights.

Experience Raleigh’s Creative Community
Juiced continues to provide a welcoming space where artists, entrepreneurs, musicians, comedians, and the local community come together through culture, entertainment, and connection.
Whether you’re performing, networking, or simply enjoying the atmosphere, these events offer something unique every week.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-07-02 · 15:00 UTC
July at Fenton: Your Guide to Summer Events, Family Fun & Entertainment in Cary

Looking for fun things to do in the Triangle this July? Fenton in Cary is packed with family-friendly activities, fitness events, live entertainment, markets, and community celebrations throughout the month. Whether you’re cheering on your favorite soccer team, bringing the kids to Touch-a-Truck, shopping local vendors, or enjoying an evening in Fenton Square, there’s something for everyone.
Here’s your complete guide to what’s happening at Fenton this July.

July Events at Fenton
🇺🇸 July 2–4
America’s 250th Birthday Weekend Celebration
Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary all weekend long at Sports & Social with food, drinks, games, and a festive atmosphere perfect for gathering with friends and family.

Every Tuesday in July
Twilight Tuesdays
Spend your Tuesday evenings enjoying live entertainment, community activities, and summer vibes throughout Fenton.

July 9
Little Fentonians: Touch-a-Truck
A favorite family event returns with construction vehicles, emergency vehicles, trucks, and interactive experiences for children of all ages.
Perfect for:
- Families
- Preschoolers
- Elementary-age kids
- Vehicle enthusiasts
July 11
Wave Movement x lululemon
Start your morning with movement and wellness during this community fitness event in Fenton Square hosted alongside lululemon.
Great for:
- Yoga lovers
- Fitness enthusiasts
- Beginners
- Outdoor workouts
July 11
World Soccer Watch Parties
Catch all the excitement of international soccer at Sports & Social, featuring giant screens, food, drinks, and fellow fans.

July 11
NC Courage Tailgate
Support North Carolina’s professional women’s soccer team before kickoff with music, food, games, and community fun.

July 14
Twilight Tuesdays
Another evening filled with entertainment and community activities in the heart of Fenton.

July 14
Soul Line Dancing in Fenton Square
Grab your dancing shoes and join one of the Triangle’s most popular outdoor line dancing events. No experience necessary—just bring your energy and enjoy an evening of music and fun.

July 17
Last Day to Enter the Fenton Frames App Contest
Don’t miss your opportunity to submit your entry for the Fenton Frames App experience before the deadline.

July 18
Triangle Pop-Up Market
Shop dozens of local artisans, makers, boutiques, and small businesses while supporting local entrepreneurs.
Expect:
- Handmade goods
- Local artists
- Food vendors
- Gifts
- Home décor
- Specialty products
Why Visit Fenton This July?
Fenton continues to be one of the Triangle’s premier destinations for shopping, dining, entertainment, and community events. With activities for all ages happening throughout the month, it’s the perfect place to spend a summer afternoon or evening.
Whether you’re looking for:
- Family-friendly events
- Outdoor fitness classes
- Live entertainment
- Local shopping
- Soccer watch parties
- Community gatherings
…Fenton has your July calendar covered.

Plan Your Visit
Bring your family, invite your friends, and enjoy everything Fenton has planned this month. Many events are free to attend, making them a great way to experience one of the Triangle’s most vibrant destinations.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 20:00 UTC

Downtown Raleigh Event Guide: Things to Do on Monday, June 29, 2026

Looking for something to do in Downtown Raleigh on Monday? Whether you’re feeling creative or ready for a night of laughs, Downtown Raleigh has a pair of fun events to kick off your week.
Here’s what’s happening on Monday, June 29, 2026.
🎨 Craft Night @ TBL Cafe
📅 Monday, June 29, 2026
📍 The Bike Library
Spend the evening getting creative at Craft Night @ TBL Cafe inside The Bike Library. Bring your current craft project or simply enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while connecting with fellow creatives. It’s a great opportunity to unwind, meet new people, and support a unique downtown gathering space.

🎤 IKYFL Monday – Open Mic Comedy Show
🕢 7:30 p.m. (Until they run out of comics)
📍 Haymaker
Get ready for an evening of laughs at IKYFL Monday, Downtown Raleigh’s popular open mic comedy night at Haymaker. Watch local comedians test new material while enjoying food, drinks, and a lively crowd. Every show offers something different, making it a fun way to start the week.

Explore Downtown Raleigh
From comedy shows and creative workshops to restaurants, breweries, nightlife, and local attractions, Downtown Raleigh continues to offer something for everyone every day of the week.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 14:00 UTC
City of Raleigh Government Event Guide: Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team Meeting Focuses on Infrastructure & Services – June 29, 2026

Residents interested in helping shape the future of Raleigh are invited to attend the Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Infrastructure and Services meeting on Monday, June 29, 2026. The meeting is part of the City’s ongoing Reflecting Raleigh initiative to develop Raleigh’s next Comprehensive Plan.
This collaborative planning process brings together city staff, technical experts, board and commission members, and community stakeholders to discuss policies that will guide Raleigh’s future growth and development.
Event Details
📅 Date: Monday, June 29, 2026
🕓 Time: 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
📍 Location:
One Exchange Plaza (OEP)
1 Exchange Plaza
Conference Room 809
Raleigh, NC 27601
What is Reflecting Raleigh?
Reflecting Raleigh is the City’s long-range planning initiative that will shape policies for how Raleigh grows over the coming decades. The Comprehensive Plan serves as a roadmap for land use, infrastructure, transportation, housing, environmental stewardship, and neighborhood development.
The planning effort is organized into five Technical Teams:
- Land Use
- Transportation
- Housing and Neighborhoods
- Natural Resources
- Infrastructure and Services
Each Technical Team consists of:
- City of Raleigh staff
- Representatives from City boards and commissions
- Technical experts from across the Raleigh community
Why This Meeting Matters
Infrastructure and public services are critical to Raleigh’s continued growth. Topics discussed by this Technical Team may influence future decisions regarding:
- Public utilities
- Water and sewer infrastructure
- Public facilities
- Stormwater management
- Municipal services
- Capital improvement planning
- Long-term sustainability
The recommendations developed by the Technical Teams will help inform the City’s next Comprehensive Plan, ensuring Raleigh continues to grow in a thoughtful and sustainable way.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 12:00 UTC

Triangle Event Guide: Free Things To Do Around Raleigh, Durham, Cary & Beyond – Monday, June 29, 2026

Looking for something fun to do around the Triangle today? From free food deals and yoga to live music, comedy, karaoke, and community events, there’s something happening across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Carrboro, and Selma. Check out today’s top events happening on Monday, June 29, 2026.
Featured Food Deals
QDOBA Offers Free Chips & Queso for Every Full Moon
All Day
Celebrate the full moon with a tasty freebie! QDOBA is offering FREE Chips & Queso with qualifying purchases at participating locations throughout the Triangle.
Whole Foods Market: 50% Off Ice Cream & Frozen Treats
Cool off with a sweet summer deal. Select ice cream and frozen treats are available at 50% off at participating Whole Foods Market locations.

Raleigh Events
Pull Up & Play: Community Game Night
6:00 PM
Overtime Sports Pub
Meet new people and enjoy an evening of games, conversation, and community.
Tap Yard Yoga (Pay What You Can)
6:15 PM – 7:00 PM
Tap Yard
Enjoy an outdoor yoga session with a flexible, pay-what-you-can admission.
Cosmic Chuckles: Weekly Comedy Show
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Flying Saucer Raleigh
Laugh your way through Monday night with local comedians performing live.
Air Hockey Tournament
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Boxcar Bar + Arcade
Compete for bragging rights in a fun, free air hockey tournament.

Cary Events
Coloring Vinyl Night
2:00 PM – 9:00 PM
KōMANA Brewing Company
Relax with coloring activities while enjoying craft beverages in a welcoming atmosphere.

Durham Events
Silent Reading Club
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
The Glass Jug Downtown Durham
Bring your favorite book and enjoy a peaceful evening of reading with fellow book lovers.
Board Game Night
7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Moon Dog Meadery & Bottle Shop
Gather friends—or make new ones—for an evening of classic and modern board games.

Carrboro Events
Open Mic Night
6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Steel String Brewery
Enjoy live performances from local musicians, poets, and performers.
Carrboro Open Mic
7:30 PM
Speakeasy
Another great opportunity to hear local talent or take the stage yourself.

Selma Event
Selma’s All-American Festival
6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Old North State Food Hall
Celebrate with live music, family-friendly activities, and an evening fireworks show.

Additional Triangle Event
Early Karaoke
6:00 PM
The Northside District
Warm up those vocal cords and kick off the evening with karaoke.

Whether you’re looking for free entertainment, outdoor activities, live music, comedy, or family-friendly fun, Monday offers plenty of ways to enjoy the Triangle without breaking the bank.
Be sure to check event organizers for any last-minute schedule updates before heading out.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-28 · 13:33 UTC
DoRaleigh News & Notes: NCMA’s New Art Installation, Duke’s Global Ranking, Stanley Cup Impact & More

Stay connected with the latest Raleigh news, business updates, local attractions, community milestones, and Triangle happenings in this week’s DoRaleigh News & Notes.
From a stunning new public art installation at the North Carolina Museum of Art to record-breaking Stanley Cup parade attendance, here’s what everyone in Raleigh has been talking about.
A New Outdoor Art Experience Opens at NCMA
The North Carolina Museum of Art has unveiled “Please Be Seated,” an interactive outdoor sculpture by internationally acclaimed Paul Cocksedge Studio. The flowing wooden bench installation is now part of the Museum Park and joins only two other permanent versions located in Hong Kong and Beijing.
If you’re looking for a unique photo opportunity or a relaxing place to enjoy nature, add this new attraction to your Raleigh bucket list.

Duke and UNC Ranked Among the World’s Best Universities
The Triangle continues to shine on the global stage.
According to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings:
- Duke University ranked No. 20 among the world’s best universities.
- UNC-Chapel Hill earned the No. 55 spot globally.
These rankings reinforce the Triangle’s reputation as one of the nation’s leading centers for higher education and innovation.

Raleigh’s Forgotten Skateboarding Legacy
Did you know Raleigh once hosted one of America’s largest skateparks?
Utopia Park opened in 1999 with skateboarding legend Tony Hawk and several professional skateboarders attending the grand opening. While the park is gone today, it remains an important chapter in Raleigh’s sports and youth culture history. (Via INDY Week)

Goats Continue Their Landscaping Mission
Goats are becoming one of the Triangle’s most unexpected environmental helpers.
A herd from Goats on the Go recently helped clear invasive vegetation at Carolina Tiger Rescue. Despite sharing space with lions and tigers, the goats safely completed their work while helping improve the habitat.
Organizations across Raleigh are increasingly turning to “goatscaping” as an eco-friendly alternative for removing overgrown vegetation and invasive plants like English ivy.

The Left Hook Announces Grand Opening Celebration
Downtown Raleigh favorite The Left Hook is celebrating the grand opening of its new Hargett Street café with a community festival on Saturday, August 1.
The celebration will feature:
- Vendor market
- Live wrestling
- Circus performances
- Live screen printing
- Family-friendly entertainment
- Local vendors
It’s shaping up to be one of downtown Raleigh’s most unique summer celebrations.

Raleigh Remembers Paul Dombalis
The Raleigh restaurant community is mourning the loss of Paul Dombalis, third-generation owner of The Mecca Restaurant, who passed away this week at age 68.
Dombalis operated Raleigh’s oldest restaurant from 1990 until 2018 and helped preserve one of downtown’s most beloved dining traditions.

New Retail Development Coming to Hillsborough Street
A long-vacant property beside Target on Hillsborough Street is finally moving forward.
The project will include:
- Open-air retail space
- New restaurants
- Rally House
- An additional national restaurant concept expected to be announced later
Construction is expected to wrap up this winter, bringing additional shopping and dining options near NC State.

Stanley Cup Championship Continues to Boost Raleigh
The Carolina Hurricanes’ championship run continues to make headlines.
New figures show:
- 192,922 fans attended the downtown Raleigh Stanley Cup Parade.
- Outside visitors generated approximately $13.4 million for the Wake County economy.
- Roughly 12% of the Raleigh metro population attended the celebration.
The parade has become one of the largest public gatherings in Raleigh history. (The News & Observer)

Andia’s Named One of America’s Best Ice Cream Shops
Cary favorite Andia’s Homemade Ice Cream earned the No. 6 spot on USA Today’s list of the nation’s best independent ice cream shops.
Seasonal flavors currently include:
- Couch Potato
- Lavender Lemonade
Perfect timing for a summer treat.

Road Work Coming to Glenwood Avenue
Drivers should prepare for traffic changes.
NCDOT begins resurfacing Glenwood Avenue this Sunday between Wade Avenue and Woman’s Club Drive. Temporary lane closures and detours will be in place throughout the project.

Raleigh Water Restrictions Continue
Raleigh’s drought remains a serious concern.
City officials issued 92 water restriction warnings in just one week, highlighting the importance of conserving water as dry conditions continue across central North Carolina.
Residents are encouraged to follow all current watering restrictions.

Lenovo Center’s Future
While appearing on the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast, Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon suggested Lenovo Center could have roughly another decade before discussions of a replacement arena begin.
Meanwhile, Centennial Authority leadership says extending the life of the current arena remains a top priority.

Snake Season is Here
Wildlife experts are reminding Triangle residents to stay alert this summer.
Timber rattlesnakes, also known as canebrake rattlesnakes, are North Carolina’s most common venomous snake and may occasionally be encountered on hiking trails and wooded areas around the Triangle.
Knowing how to identify them—and giving them plenty of space—is the safest approach. (The News & Observer)

Have you heard of Goatscaping?
Goatscaping. It’s what dozens of Raleigh organizations are using to chew on overgrown plants, including invasive species like English ivy. Meet Goats on the Go. (WUNC)

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-28 · 13:33 UTC
DoRaleigh News & Notes: NCMA’s New Art Installation, Duke’s Global Ranking, Stanley Cup Impact & More

Stay connected with the latest Raleigh news, business updates, local attractions, community milestones, and Triangle happenings in this week’s DoRaleigh News & Notes.
From a stunning new public art installation at the North Carolina Museum of Art to record-breaking Stanley Cup parade attendance, here’s what everyone in Raleigh has been talking about.
A New Outdoor Art Experience Opens at NCMA
The North Carolina Museum of Art has unveiled “Please Be Seated,” an interactive outdoor sculpture by internationally acclaimed Paul Cocksedge Studio. The flowing wooden bench installation is now part of the Museum Park and joins only two other permanent versions located in Hong Kong and Beijing.
If you’re looking for a unique photo opportunity or a relaxing place to enjoy nature, add this new attraction to your Raleigh bucket list.

Duke and UNC Ranked Among the World’s Best Universities
The Triangle continues to shine on the global stage.
According to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings:
- Duke University ranked No. 20 among the world’s best universities.
- UNC-Chapel Hill earned the No. 55 spot globally.
These rankings reinforce the Triangle’s reputation as one of the nation’s leading centers for higher education and innovation.

Raleigh’s Forgotten Skateboarding Legacy
Did you know Raleigh once hosted one of America’s largest skateparks?
Utopia Park opened in 1999 with skateboarding legend Tony Hawk and several professional skateboarders attending the grand opening. While the park is gone today, it remains an important chapter in Raleigh’s sports and youth culture history. (Via INDY Week)

Goats Continue Their Landscaping Mission
Goats are becoming one of the Triangle’s most unexpected environmental helpers.
A herd from Goats on the Go recently helped clear invasive vegetation at Carolina Tiger Rescue. Despite sharing space with lions and tigers, the goats safely completed their work while helping improve the habitat.
Organizations across Raleigh are increasingly turning to “goatscaping” as an eco-friendly alternative for removing overgrown vegetation and invasive plants like English ivy.

The Left Hook Announces Grand Opening Celebration
Downtown Raleigh favorite The Left Hook is celebrating the grand opening of its new Hargett Street café with a community festival on Saturday, August 1.
The celebration will feature:
- Vendor market
- Live wrestling
- Circus performances
- Live screen printing
- Family-friendly entertainment
- Local vendors
It’s shaping up to be one of downtown Raleigh’s most unique summer celebrations.

Raleigh Remembers Paul Dombalis
The Raleigh restaurant community is mourning the loss of Paul Dombalis, third-generation owner of The Mecca Restaurant, who passed away this week at age 68.
Dombalis operated Raleigh’s oldest restaurant from 1990 until 2018 and helped preserve one of downtown’s most beloved dining traditions.

New Retail Development Coming to Hillsborough Street
A long-vacant property beside Target on Hillsborough Street is finally moving forward.
The project will include:
- Open-air retail space
- New restaurants
- Rally House
- An additional national restaurant concept expected to be announced later
Construction is expected to wrap up this winter, bringing additional shopping and dining options near NC State.

Stanley Cup Championship Continues to Boost Raleigh
The Carolina Hurricanes’ championship run continues to make headlines.
New figures show:
- 192,922 fans attended the downtown Raleigh Stanley Cup Parade.
- Outside visitors generated approximately $13.4 million for the Wake County economy.
- Roughly 12% of the Raleigh metro population attended the celebration.
The parade has become one of the largest public gatherings in Raleigh history. (The News & Observer)

Andia’s Named One of America’s Best Ice Cream Shops
Cary favorite Andia’s Homemade Ice Cream earned the No. 6 spot on USA Today’s list of the nation’s best independent ice cream shops.
Seasonal flavors currently include:
- Couch Potato
- Lavender Lemonade
Perfect timing for a summer treat.

Road Work Coming to Glenwood Avenue
Drivers should prepare for traffic changes.
NCDOT begins resurfacing Glenwood Avenue this Sunday between Wade Avenue and Woman’s Club Drive. Temporary lane closures and detours will be in place throughout the project.

Raleigh Water Restrictions Continue
Raleigh’s drought remains a serious concern.
City officials issued 92 water restriction warnings in just one week, highlighting the importance of conserving water as dry conditions continue across central North Carolina.
Residents are encouraged to follow all current watering restrictions.

Lenovo Center’s Future
While appearing on the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast, Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon suggested Lenovo Center could have roughly another decade before discussions of a replacement arena begin.
Meanwhile, Centennial Authority leadership says extending the life of the current arena remains a top priority.

Snake Season is Here
Wildlife experts are reminding Triangle residents to stay alert this summer.
Timber rattlesnakes, also known as canebrake rattlesnakes, are North Carolina’s most common venomous snake and may occasionally be encountered on hiking trails and wooded areas around the Triangle.
Knowing how to identify them—and giving them plenty of space—is the safest approach. (The News & Observer)

Have you heard of Goatscaping?
Goatscaping. It’s what dozens of Raleigh organizations are using to chew on overgrown plants, including invasive species like English ivy. Meet Goats on the Go. (WUNC)

Stay Connected with DoRaleigh
From breaking local news and business openings to festivals, restaurants, community events, and things to do across the Triangle, DoRaleigh.com keeps you connected to everything happening in and around Raleigh.
Follow DoRaleigh.com daily for the latest local news, events, and community updates.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-28 · 13:33 UTC
DoRaleigh News & Notes: NCMA’s New Art Installation, Duke’s Global Ranking, Stanley Cup Impact & More

Stay connected with the latest Raleigh news, business updates, local attractions, community milestones, and Triangle happenings in this week’s DoRaleigh News & Notes.
From a stunning new public art installation at the North Carolina Museum of Art to record-breaking Stanley Cup parade attendance, here’s what everyone in Raleigh has been talking about.
A New Outdoor Art Experience Opens at NCMA
The North Carolina Museum of Art has unveiled “Please Be Seated,” an interactive outdoor sculpture by internationally acclaimed Paul Cocksedge Studio. The flowing wooden bench installation is now part of the Museum Park and joins only two other permanent versions located in Hong Kong and Beijing.
If you’re looking for a unique photo opportunity or a relaxing place to enjoy nature, add this new attraction to your Raleigh bucket list.

Duke and UNC Ranked Among the World’s Best Universities
The Triangle continues to shine on the global stage.
According to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings:
- Duke University ranked No. 20 among the world’s best universities.
- UNC-Chapel Hill earned the No. 55 spot globally.
These rankings reinforce the Triangle’s reputation as one of the nation’s leading centers for higher education and innovation.

Raleigh’s Forgotten Skateboarding Legacy
Did you know Raleigh once hosted one of America’s largest skateparks?
Utopia Park opened in 1999 with skateboarding legend Tony Hawk and several professional skateboarders attending the grand opening. While the park is gone today, it remains an important chapter in Raleigh’s sports and youth culture history. (Via INDY Week)

Goats Continue Their Landscaping Mission
Goats are becoming one of the Triangle’s most unexpected environmental helpers.
A herd from Goats on the Go recently helped clear invasive vegetation at Carolina Tiger Rescue. Despite sharing space with lions and tigers, the goats safely completed their work while helping improve the habitat.
Organizations across Raleigh are increasingly turning to “goatscaping” as an eco-friendly alternative for removing overgrown vegetation and invasive plants like English ivy.

The Left Hook Announces Grand Opening Celebration
Downtown Raleigh favorite The Left Hook is celebrating the grand opening of its new Hargett Street café with a community festival on Saturday, August 1.
The celebration will feature:
- Vendor market
- Live wrestling
- Circus performances
- Live screen printing
- Family-friendly entertainment
- Local vendors
It’s shaping up to be one of downtown Raleigh’s most unique summer celebrations.

Raleigh Remembers Paul Dombalis
The Raleigh restaurant community is mourning the loss of Paul Dombalis, third-generation owner of The Mecca Restaurant, who passed away this week at age 68.
Dombalis operated Raleigh’s oldest restaurant from 1990 until 2018 and helped preserve one of downtown’s most beloved dining traditions.

New Retail Development Coming to Hillsborough Street
A long-vacant property beside Target on Hillsborough Street is finally moving forward.
The project will include:
- Open-air retail space
- New restaurants
- Rally House
- An additional national restaurant concept expected to be announced later
Construction is expected to wrap up this winter, bringing additional shopping and dining options near NC State.

Stanley Cup Championship Continues to Boost Raleigh
The Carolina Hurricanes’ championship run continues to make headlines.
New figures show:
- 192,922 fans attended the downtown Raleigh Stanley Cup Parade.
- Outside visitors generated approximately $13.4 million for the Wake County economy.
- Roughly 12% of the Raleigh metro population attended the celebration.
The parade has become one of the largest public gatherings in Raleigh history. (The News & Observer)

Andia’s Named One of America’s Best Ice Cream Shops
Cary favorite Andia’s Homemade Ice Cream earned the No. 6 spot on USA Today’s list of the nation’s best independent ice cream shops.
Seasonal flavors currently include:
- Couch Potato
- Lavender Lemonade
Perfect timing for a summer treat.

Road Work Coming to Glenwood Avenue
Drivers should prepare for traffic changes.
NCDOT begins resurfacing Glenwood Avenue this Sunday between Wade Avenue and Woman’s Club Drive. Temporary lane closures and detours will be in place throughout the project.

Raleigh Water Restrictions Continue
Raleigh’s drought remains a serious concern.
City officials issued 92 water restriction warnings in just one week, highlighting the importance of conserving water as dry conditions continue across central North Carolina.
Residents are encouraged to follow all current watering restrictions.

Lenovo Center’s Future
While appearing on the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast, Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon suggested Lenovo Center could have roughly another decade before discussions of a replacement arena begin.
Meanwhile, Centennial Authority leadership says extending the life of the current arena remains a top priority.

Snake Season is Here
Wildlife experts are reminding Triangle residents to stay alert this summer.
Timber rattlesnakes, also known as canebrake rattlesnakes, are North Carolina’s most common venomous snake and may occasionally be encountered on hiking trails and wooded areas around the Triangle.
Knowing how to identify them—and giving them plenty of space—is the safest approach. (The News & Observer)

Have you heard of Goatscaping?
Goatscaping. It’s what dozens of Raleigh organizations are using to chew on overgrown plants, including invasive species like English ivy. Meet Goats on the Go. (WUNC)

Stay Connected with DoRaleigh
From breaking local news and business openings to festivals, restaurants, community events, and things to do across the Triangle, DoRaleigh.com keeps you connected to everything happening in and around Raleigh.
Follow DoRaleigh.com daily for the latest local news, events, and community updates.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-25 · 14:00 UTC

City of Raleigh Government Guide for Thursday June 25th

Stay informed about what’s happening in Raleigh city government with today’s schedule of public meetings and board activities. Whether you’re interested in planning, historic preservation, or local government decisions, these meetings provide opportunities for residents to stay engaged with the City’s ongoing work.
City of Raleigh Government Meetings – Thursday, June 25, 2026
❌ Transportation and Transit Committee Meeting — CANCELLED
3:00 p.m.
Category: Council and Council Committee Meetings
The Transportation and Transit Committee Meeting scheduled for Thursday has been cancelled.
🏛️ Planning Commission Committee of the Whole
4:00 p.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Planning Commission Committee of the Whole meets to discuss planning initiatives, zoning matters, and development-related topics that help shape Raleigh’s future growth.
🏡 RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee
5:00 p.m.
Category: Boards and Commissions
The Raleigh Historic Development Commission (RHDC) Certificate of Appropriateness Committee reviews proposed exterior changes and preservation projects within Raleigh’s designated historic districts to ensure they meet established preservation guidelines.
Stay Connected with Raleigh Government
City boards, commissions, and committee meetings give residents an opportunity to stay informed about transportation, planning, development, historic preservation, and other important issues affecting the community.
Follow DoRaleigh.com each day for the latest City of Raleigh meeting schedules, local government news, community events, public hearings, and everything happening across Raleigh.

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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-19 · 13:00 UTC
DoRaleigh News Notes: Hurricanes Parade, UNC Baseball, New Businesses, Budget Updates & More

Raleigh is buzzing with major sports celebrations, economic development announcements, community initiatives, and exciting new businesses. From the Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup victory parade to MLB expansion discussions and new entertainment destinations coming to Crabtree Valley, here’s what Raleigh residents need to know this week.
Carolina Hurricanes Championship Parade Set for Downtown Raleigh
The celebration continues for the Carolina Hurricanes after capturing the 2026 Stanley Cup Championship. The official championship parade will take place Saturday, June 20 at 11 a.m. in downtown Raleigh near the Governor’s Mansion.
Adding to the excitement, Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell officially proclaimed June 20 as Carolina Hurricanes Day, giving fans another reason to celebrate the franchise’s historic achievement.
The championship has also renewed discussions about Raleigh’s future as a major sports destination. Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon continues to be a driving force behind the team’s success and has expressed interest in attracting additional professional sports opportunities to the Triangle.
UNC Baseball Advances to College World Series National Semifinals
The North Carolina Tar Heels baseball are headed to their first College World Series National Semifinals appearance since 2013.
After defeating West Virginia and Ole Miss, the Tar Heels remain undefeated in Omaha and will face the winner of the West Virginia versus Troy matchup. The game is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m. as North Carolina continues its pursuit of a national championship.
Wake County Animal Center’s Friendly World Cup Competition
The Wake County Animal Center is embracing soccer fever with a fun adoption challenge: Team Dog versus Team Cat.
The goal? See which side can secure the most adoptions and help more pets find their forever homes. It’s a creative way to spotlight adoptable animals while encouraging residents to consider pet adoption.
Neese’s Country Sausage Returns
Good news for longtime North Carolina food lovers. Raleigh-based Jesse Jones Brand has acquired the iconic Neese’s Country Sausage business and plans to bring products back to store shelves.
Fans can expect the return of traditional favorites, including the beloved Southern staple, livermush.
Toys ‘R’ Us Returning to Crabtree Valley
A familiar toy retailer is making a comeback.
Toys ‘R’ Us is planning a permanent return to Raleigh’s Crabtree Valley Mall after a successful holiday pop-up store in 2025.
Families and nostalgic shoppers alike can look forward to the return of the iconic toy brand.
Raleigh Park Access Ranked Among Top 100 Cities
According to the latest ParkScore rankings, 41% of Raleigh residents live within walking distance of a park.
Raleigh ranked No. 51 among the nation’s 100 largest cities, highlighting the city’s continued investment in parks, greenways, and public spaces.
New Youth Apprenticeship Academy Coming to Wake County
A new partnership between Wake Technical Community College and Wake County Public School System will create expanded opportunities for students interested in skilled trades careers.
Backed by a $4 million grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies, the program will provide:
- Paid work experience
- Industry certifications
- College credit opportunities
- Career pathway development
The academy is expected to launch in 2027.
WakeMed-Atrium Merger Proposal Advances
Leaders from WakeMed recently presented details of a proposed $2 billion merger with Atrium Health to Wake County commissioners.
Supporters say the partnership could:
- Create approximately 3,000 jobs over five years
- Expand healthcare access
- Increase investments in mental health services
- Support affordable housing initiatives
The proposal continues to generate significant discussion throughout the Triangle.
Raleigh-Based Tech Leaders Launch Major Cybersecurity Initiative
Artificial intelligence security concerns are driving new investments in cybersecurity.
Red Hat⁠ and IBM⁠ announced Project Lightwell, a $5 billion initiative focused on strengthening open-source software security and protecting against emerging AI-driven cyber threats.
Major financial institutions, including JP Morgan and Bank of America, are expected to participate.
NC Museum of Art Hiring Senior Leadership Position
The North Carolina Museum of Art is seeking a new Chief of Collections and Curatorial Affairs.
The leadership role oversees exhibitions, conservation, collections management, fundraising, and community engagement efforts. The salary range is listed between $125,000 and $150,000 annually.
Buc-ee’s Headed to North Carolina
One of the country’s most famous travel centers is officially coming to North Carolina.
Buc-ee’s plans to open a 74,000-square-foot location in Mebane in fall 2027.
Highlights include:
- 120 fueling stations
- 200 full-time jobs
- Expanded roadway improvements nearby
Hub RTP Launches New Social District
Hub RTP has introduced a new social district that allows visitors to carry alcoholic beverages within designated outdoor areas.
The initiative is designed to increase foot traffic and support local retailers and restaurants, including popular destinations such as Cheeni Indian Food Emporium.
Drought Restrictions Intensify
Raleigh Water is increasing enforcement efforts as Falls Lake remains at approximately 69% capacity.
Residents are encouraged to review drought restrictions and reduce unnecessary outdoor water use as the region prepares for extended summer heat.
Triple-Digit Temperatures Ahead
The Triangle is preparing for one of the hottest stretches of the year, with temperatures expected to reach triple digits.
Officials recommend:
- Drinking plenty of water
- Limiting outdoor activities
- Using cooling centers when needed
- Checking on seniors and vulnerable neighbors
New Businesses Coming to Raleigh
Plain Jane’s Bar
A new neighborhood bar called Plain Jane’s is expected to open by late July in the former Green Monkey location on Hillsborough Street.
Trophy Brewing Changes
Trophy Brewing has sold its Hillsborough Street State of Beer location to North South Hospitality while planning to rebrand its Morgan Street location.
Level99 Coming to Crabtree
Interactive entertainment venue Level99 is bringing more than 50 life-sized challenge rooms and mini-games to Crabtree Valley Mall in 2027.
The location will be the company’s first North Carolina venue.
Raleigh’s MLB Dreams Continue
Interest in bringing Major League Baseball to Raleigh continues to grow.
Former Milwaukee Bucks owner and NC Courage investor Marc Lasry, State Treasurer Brad Briner, and Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon have all expressed interest in pursuing an MLB franchise for the Triangle.
For now, Raleigh sports fans are focused on celebrating a Stanley Cup championship—but the possibility of MLB remains an exciting long-term conversation.
Painted Bunting Draws Birdwatchers to Dix Park
Bird enthusiasts are flocking to Dorothea Dix Park after sightings of a colorful male painted bunting near the park’s sunflower field.
Some birdwatchers have reportedly traveled more than 150 miles for a chance to spot one of North America’s most vibrant songbirds.
Community Calendar Highlights
June 20
- District D Neighborhood Alliance Meeting
June 22
- Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Housing and Neighborhoods
- Midtown CAC Hybrid Meeting
June 23
- Planning Commission Meeting
- Neighborhood Rezoning Meeting: 1900 Wimbish Lane
- Neighborhood Rezoning Meeting: Clark Avenue and Horne Street Properties
- Hillsborough-Wade CAC Meeting
June 24
- Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Natural Resources
- Police Advisory Board Meeting
- West Raleigh CAC Virtual Meeting
June 25
- Planning Commission Committee of the Whole
- RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee
Final Thoughts
From championship celebrations and college sports success to major development projects, new businesses, healthcare investments, and civic engagement opportunities, Raleigh continues to experience significant growth and momentum.
Whether you’re attending the Hurricanes parade, exploring new local businesses, or participating in community meetings, there’s plenty happening across the Capital City this week.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on local news, events, government meetings, entertainment, and everything happening in Raleigh and the Triangle.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-19 · 13:00 UTC
DoRaleigh News Notes: Hurricanes Parade, UNC Baseball, New Businesses, Budget Updates & More

Raleigh is buzzing with major sports celebrations, economic development announcements, community initiatives, and exciting new businesses. From the Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup victory parade to MLB expansion discussions and new entertainment destinations coming to Crabtree Valley, here’s what Raleigh residents need to know this week.
Carolina Hurricanes Championship Parade Set for Downtown Raleigh
The celebration continues for the Carolina Hurricanes after capturing the 2026 Stanley Cup Championship. The official championship parade will take place Saturday, June 20 at 11 a.m. in downtown Raleigh near the Governor’s Mansion.
Adding to the excitement, Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell officially proclaimed June 20 as Carolina Hurricanes Day, giving fans another reason to celebrate the franchise’s historic achievement.
The championship has also renewed discussions about Raleigh’s future as a major sports destination. Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon continues to be a driving force behind the team’s success and has expressed interest in attracting additional professional sports opportunities to the Triangle.
UNC Baseball Advances to College World Series National Semifinals
The North Carolina Tar Heels baseball are headed to their first College World Series National Semifinals appearance since 2013.
After defeating West Virginia and Ole Miss, the Tar Heels remain undefeated in Omaha and will face the winner of the West Virginia versus Troy matchup. The game is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m. as North Carolina continues its pursuit of a national championship.
Wake County Animal Center’s Friendly World Cup Competition
The Wake County Animal Center is embracing soccer fever with a fun adoption challenge: Team Dog versus Team Cat.
The goal? See which side can secure the most adoptions and help more pets find their forever homes. It’s a creative way to spotlight adoptable animals while encouraging residents to consider pet adoption.
Neese’s Country Sausage Returns
Good news for longtime North Carolina food lovers. Raleigh-based Jesse Jones Brand has acquired the iconic Neese’s Country Sausage business and plans to bring products back to store shelves.
Fans can expect the return of traditional favorites, including the beloved Southern staple, livermush.
Toys ‘R’ Us Returning to Crabtree Valley
A familiar toy retailer is making a comeback.
Toys ‘R’ Us is planning a permanent return to Raleigh’s Crabtree Valley Mall after a successful holiday pop-up store in 2025.
Families and nostalgic shoppers alike can look forward to the return of the iconic toy brand.
Raleigh Park Access Ranked Among Top 100 Cities
According to the latest ParkScore rankings, 41% of Raleigh residents live within walking distance of a park.
Raleigh ranked No. 51 among the nation’s 100 largest cities, highlighting the city’s continued investment in parks, greenways, and public spaces.
New Youth Apprenticeship Academy Coming to Wake County
A new partnership between Wake Technical Community College and Wake County Public School System will create expanded opportunities for students interested in skilled trades careers.
Backed by a $4 million grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies, the program will provide:
- Paid work experience
- Industry certifications
- College credit opportunities
- Career pathway development
The academy is expected to launch in 2027.
WakeMed-Atrium Merger Proposal Advances
Leaders from WakeMed recently presented details of a proposed $2 billion merger with Atrium Health to Wake County commissioners.
Supporters say the partnership could:
- Create approximately 3,000 jobs over five years
- Expand healthcare access
- Increase investments in mental health services
- Support affordable housing initiatives
The proposal continues to generate significant discussion throughout the Triangle.
Raleigh-Based Tech Leaders Launch Major Cybersecurity Initiative
Artificial intelligence security concerns are driving new investments in cybersecurity.
Red Hat⁠ and IBM⁠ announced Project Lightwell, a $5 billion initiative focused on strengthening open-source software security and protecting against emerging AI-driven cyber threats.
Major financial institutions, including JP Morgan and Bank of America, are expected to participate.
NC Museum of Art Hiring Senior Leadership Position
The North Carolina Museum of Art is seeking a new Chief of Collections and Curatorial Affairs.
The leadership role oversees exhibitions, conservation, collections management, fundraising, and community engagement efforts. The salary range is listed between $125,000 and $150,000 annually.
Buc-ee’s Headed to North Carolina
One of the country’s most famous travel centers is officially coming to North Carolina.
Buc-ee’s plans to open a 74,000-square-foot location in Mebane in fall 2027.
Highlights include:
- 120 fueling stations
- 200 full-time jobs
- Expanded roadway improvements nearby
Hub RTP Launches New Social District
Hub RTP has introduced a new social district that allows visitors to carry alcoholic beverages within designated outdoor areas.
The initiative is designed to increase foot traffic and support local retailers and restaurants, including popular destinations such as Cheeni Indian Food Emporium.
Drought Restrictions Intensify
Raleigh Water is increasing enforcement efforts as Falls Lake remains at approximately 69% capacity.
Residents are encouraged to review drought restrictions and reduce unnecessary outdoor water use as the region prepares for extended summer heat.
Triple-Digit Temperatures Ahead
The Triangle is preparing for one of the hottest stretches of the year, with temperatures expected to reach triple digits.
Officials recommend:
- Drinking plenty of water
- Limiting outdoor activities
- Using cooling centers when needed
- Checking on seniors and vulnerable neighbors
New Businesses Coming to Raleigh
Plain Jane’s Bar
A new neighborhood bar called Plain Jane’s is expected to open by late July in the former Green Monkey location on Hillsborough Street.
Trophy Brewing Changes
Trophy Brewing has sold its Hillsborough Street State of Beer location to North South Hospitality while planning to rebrand its Morgan Street location.
Level99 Coming to Crabtree
Interactive entertainment venue Level99 is bringing more than 50 life-sized challenge rooms and mini-games to Crabtree Valley Mall in 2027.
The location will be the company’s first North Carolina venue.
Raleigh’s MLB Dreams Continue
Interest in bringing Major League Baseball to Raleigh continues to grow.
Former Milwaukee Bucks owner and NC Courage investor Marc Lasry, State Treasurer Brad Briner, and Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon have all expressed interest in pursuing an MLB franchise for the Triangle.
For now, Raleigh sports fans are focused on celebrating a Stanley Cup championship—but the possibility of MLB remains an exciting long-term conversation.
Painted Bunting Draws Birdwatchers to Dix Park
Bird enthusiasts are flocking to Dorothea Dix Park after sightings of a colorful male painted bunting near the park’s sunflower field.
Some birdwatchers have reportedly traveled more than 150 miles for a chance to spot one of North America’s most vibrant songbirds.
Community Calendar Highlights
June 20
- District D Neighborhood Alliance Meeting
June 22
- Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Housing and Neighborhoods
- Midtown CAC Hybrid Meeting
June 23
- Planning Commission Meeting
- Neighborhood Rezoning Meeting: 1900 Wimbish Lane
- Neighborhood Rezoning Meeting: Clark Avenue and Horne Street Properties
- Hillsborough-Wade CAC Meeting
June 24
- Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Natural Resources
- Police Advisory Board Meeting
- West Raleigh CAC Virtual Meeting
June 25
- Planning Commission Committee of the Whole
- RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee
Final Thoughts
From championship celebrations and college sports success to major development projects, new businesses, healthcare investments, and civic engagement opportunities, Raleigh continues to experience significant growth and momentum.
Whether you’re attending the Hurricanes parade, exploring new local businesses, or participating in community meetings, there’s plenty happening across the Capital City this week.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on local news, events, government meetings, entertainment, and everything happening in Raleigh and the Triangle.
Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.
Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin
Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-17 · 18:00 UTC
Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup Championship Parade Set to Bring Thousands Downtown Raleigh

Raleigh is preparing for one of the biggest celebrations in city history as the Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup Championship Parade and Celebration takes over Downtown Raleigh this Saturday.
Fans from across North Carolina and beyond are expected to flood the city streets to celebrate the Hurricanes’ historic championship season, creating a major economic boost for local restaurants, bars, shops, hotels, and small businesses throughout downtown.
Whether you’re planning to attend the parade, visit local businesses, or simply navigate the city during the festivities, here’s everything you need to know before heading downtown.
A Historic Day for Raleigh
The Carolina Hurricanes have brought the Stanley Cup back to North Carolina, and fans are ready to celebrate.
The championship parade will travel through the heart of Downtown Raleigh, giving thousands of fans an opportunity to cheer on players, coaches, and team staff while catching a glimpse of hockey’s most iconic trophy.
Business owners along the parade route are anticipating one of the busiest weekends of the year as visitors arrive early and stay throughout the day to enjoy the celebration.
Downtown Businesses Expect Major Boost
For many Downtown Raleigh businesses, the Stanley Cup Parade comes at the perfect time.
Restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, retail stores, and entertainment venues are preparing for increased foot traffic as fans gather throughout the city before, during, and after the parade.
Local business owners encourage attendees to:
- Arrive early
- Shop local
- Dine at downtown restaurants
- Support small businesses along the parade route
- Explore nearby attractions before and after the celebration
Events like this showcase the economic impact professional sports can have on Raleigh’s growing downtown district.
Parking Tips for Parade Day
Parking will likely be one of the biggest challenges for attendees.
Recommended Parking Strategies
Arrive Early
Parking decks and surface lots near the parade route are expected to fill quickly.
Use Downtown Parking Decks
City-owned parking decks may provide the most convenient options, but expect increased demand.
Consider Public Transportation
Using GoRaleigh, regional transit options, rideshare services, or biking into downtown may help avoid traffic congestion.
Expect Street Closures
Several downtown streets may be closed before, during, and after the parade. Check official City of Raleigh announcements for updated road closure information.
Plan Your Exit
Leaving immediately after the celebration could result in long delays. Consider spending additional time downtown and supporting local businesses while traffic clears.
Where to Eat Before and After the Parade
Downtown Raleigh offers no shortage of great dining options for fans looking to make a full day out of the celebration.
Popular areas to explore include:
City Market
One of Raleigh’s most historic districts, featuring restaurants, bars, and local shops within walking distance of many downtown attractions.
Fayetteville Street
The heart of downtown often serves as the center of major city celebrations and offers numerous dining and entertainment options.
Glenwood South
Perfect for fans looking to continue the celebration after the parade with restaurants, rooftop bars, and nightlife.
Warehouse District
Home to breweries, food halls, coffee shops, and unique local businesses.
Moore Square Area
A great destination for families and visitors looking to enjoy outdoor space while exploring nearby restaurants and attractions.
What to Bring
To make the most of your parade experience, consider bringing:
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle
- Carolina Hurricanes gear
- Phone charger or battery pack
- Sunglasses
- Folding chair if permitted
- Small umbrella for sun protection
North Carolina summer temperatures can be intense, so staying hydrated is essential.
Make a Day of It
The Stanley Cup Parade offers an opportunity to experience more than just hockey.
Visitors can:
- Explore Downtown Raleigh landmarks
- Visit local museums
- Enjoy outdoor public spaces
- Support small businesses
- Discover local restaurants and breweries
- Experience the energy of one of the fastest-growing downtown districts in the Southeast
A Championship Celebration for the Entire Community
The Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup Championship Parade represents more than a sports victory. It is a celebration of community pride, local businesses, and the growing national spotlight on Raleigh.
Thousands of fans are expected to come together to celebrate a historic achievement while showcasing the passion that has made Hurricanes hockey one of the region’s most beloved traditions.
Whether you’re a lifelong Canes fan or simply looking to enjoy the atmosphere, Saturday’s championship parade promises to be a memorable day for Raleigh and the entire Triangle.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-17 · 18:00 UTC
Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup Championship Parade Set to Bring Thousands Downtown Raleigh

Raleigh is preparing for one of the biggest celebrations in city history as the Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup Championship Parade and Celebration takes over Downtown Raleigh this Saturday.
Fans from across North Carolina and beyond are expected to flood the city streets to celebrate the Hurricanes’ historic championship season, creating a major economic boost for local restaurants, bars, shops, hotels, and small businesses throughout downtown.
Whether you’re planning to attend the parade, visit local businesses, or simply navigate the city during the festivities, here’s everything you need to know before heading downtown.
A Historic Day for Raleigh
The Carolina Hurricanes have brought the Stanley Cup back to North Carolina, and fans are ready to celebrate.
The championship parade will travel through the heart of Downtown Raleigh, giving thousands of fans an opportunity to cheer on players, coaches, and team staff while catching a glimpse of hockey’s most iconic trophy.
Business owners along the parade route are anticipating one of the busiest weekends of the year as visitors arrive early and stay throughout the day to enjoy the celebration.
Downtown Businesses Expect Major Boost
For many Downtown Raleigh businesses, the Stanley Cup Parade comes at the perfect time.
Restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, retail stores, and entertainment venues are preparing for increased foot traffic as fans gather throughout the city before, during, and after the parade.
Local business owners encourage attendees to:
- Arrive early
- Shop local
- Dine at downtown restaurants
- Support small businesses along the parade route
- Explore nearby attractions before and after the celebration
Events like this showcase the economic impact professional sports can have on Raleigh’s growing downtown district.
Parking Tips for Parade Day
Parking will likely be one of the biggest challenges for attendees.
Recommended Parking Strategies
Arrive Early
Parking decks and surface lots near the parade route are expected to fill quickly.
Use Downtown Parking Decks
City-owned parking decks may provide the most convenient options, but expect increased demand.
Consider Public Transportation
Using GoRaleigh, regional transit options, rideshare services, or biking into downtown may help avoid traffic congestion.
Expect Street Closures
Several downtown streets may be closed before, during, and after the parade. Check official City of Raleigh announcements for updated road closure information.
Plan Your Exit
Leaving immediately after the celebration could result in long delays. Consider spending additional time downtown and supporting local businesses while traffic clears.
Where to Eat Before and After the Parade
Downtown Raleigh offers no shortage of great dining options for fans looking to make a full day out of the celebration.
Popular areas to explore include:
City Market
One of Raleigh’s most historic districts, featuring restaurants, bars, and local shops within walking distance of many downtown attractions.
Fayetteville Street
The heart of downtown often serves as the center of major city celebrations and offers numerous dining and entertainment options.
Glenwood South
Perfect for fans looking to continue the celebration after the parade with restaurants, rooftop bars, and nightlife.
Warehouse District
Home to breweries, food halls, coffee shops, and unique local businesses.
Moore Square Area
A great destination for families and visitors looking to enjoy outdoor space while exploring nearby restaurants and attractions.
What to Bring
To make the most of your parade experience, consider bringing:
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle
- Carolina Hurricanes gear
- Phone charger or battery pack
- Sunglasses
- Folding chair if permitted
- Small umbrella for sun protection
North Carolina summer temperatures can be intense, so staying hydrated is essential.
Make a Day of It
The Stanley Cup Parade offers an opportunity to experience more than just hockey.
Visitors can:
- Explore Downtown Raleigh landmarks
- Visit local museums
- Enjoy outdoor public spaces
- Support small businesses
- Discover local restaurants and breweries
- Experience the energy of one of the fastest-growing downtown districts in the Southeast
A Championship Celebration for the Entire Community
The Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup Championship Parade represents more than a sports victory. It is a celebration of community pride, local businesses, and the growing national spotlight on Raleigh.
Thousands of fans are expected to come together to celebrate a historic achievement while showcasing the passion that has made Hurricanes hockey one of the region’s most beloved traditions.
Whether you’re a lifelong Canes fan or simply looking to enjoy the atmosphere, Saturday’s championship parade promises to be a memorable day for Raleigh and the entire Triangle.
Follow DoRaleigh.com
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-08 · 12:30 UTC

Triangle Event Guide: Things To Do Around Raleigh, Durham, Cary & Carrboro on Monday June 8th Edition

Looking for something fun to do in the Triangle on Monday, June 8, 2026? From free comedy shows and open mic nights to yoga, game nights, karaoke, and community gatherings, there are plenty of affordable ways to kick off the week across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and Carrboro.
Whether you’re looking to meet new people, enjoy live entertainment, or simply unwind after work, here’s your guide to some of the best events happening around the Triangle today.
Top Triangle Events for Monday, June 8
$3 PBR at Slim’s
📍 Raleigh
Enjoy one of downtown Raleigh’s favorite Monday drink specials with $3 PBRs at Slim’s.
Coloring Vinyl Night
🕑 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
💲 FREE
Get creative while enjoying local brews at this unique coloring vinyl event.
Pull Up & Play: Community Game Night
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Overtime Sports Pub, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Bring friends or meet new ones during this casual community game night featuring board games, cards, and more.
Silent Reading Club
🕕 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 The Glass Jug Downtown Durham Taproom
💲 FREE
Book lovers can gather for a relaxed evening of reading, conversation, and craft beverages.
Open Mic Night
🕕 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 Steel String Brewery, Carrboro
💲 FREE
Enjoy local musicians, poets, and performers showcasing their talents.
Early Karaoke
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 The Northside District
💲 FREE
Grab the mic and sing your favorite songs during this early-evening karaoke session.
Smut Book Club
🕡 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Readers can gather to discuss popular romance and contemporary fiction titles while enjoying local craft beer.
Tap Yard Yoga – Pay What You Can
🕡 6:30 PM
📍 Tap Yard, Raleigh
Start your evening with a relaxing outdoor yoga session suitable for all skill levels.
Open Mic Night
🕖 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📍 KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
💲 FREE
A second chance to enjoy live local talent, music, comedy, and spoken word performances.
Cosmic Chuckles: Weekly Comedy Show
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Flying Saucer Raleigh
💲 FREE
Laugh your way through Monday night with local comedians and special guests.
Board Game Night at Moon Dog Meadery
🕖 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 Moon Dog Meadery and Bottle Shop, Durham
💲 FREE
Bring your favorite game or join a table for an evening of friendly competition.
Carrboro Open Mic
🕢 7:30 PM
📍 Speakeasy, Carrboro
💲 FREE
Experience one of Carrboro’s most popular weekly showcases of local talent.
Air Hockey Tournament
🕗 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📍 Boxcar Bar and Arcade, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Compete for bragging rights in this weekly air hockey tournament at one of Raleigh’s favorite arcade bars.
Plan Your Monday Around the Triangle
From Raleigh and Cary to Durham and Carrboro, Monday’s lineup offers plenty of opportunities to connect with the community, enjoy local entertainment, and discover something new. Most events are free, making it easy to explore the Triangle without breaking your budget.
Be sure to check event organizers for any schedule updates before attending.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-06-02 · 14:45 UTC

Triangle Event Guide for Tuesday June 2 Edition – Free Movies, Stanley Cup Watch Parties, Yoga, Live Music & More

Looking for things to do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Wake Forest, Wendell, Hillsborough, and across the Triangle on Tuesday, June 2, 2026? We’ve rounded up the best free and low-cost events happening today, including Stanley Cup Finals watch parties, outdoor movies, yoga, trivia, live music, run clubs, adoption events, and more.
Whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, nightlife, sports viewing parties, or outdoor fun, the Triangle has something for everyone this Tuesday.
Deals and Discounts
Walgreens Senior Day
All Day
📍 Walgreens (multiple locations)
Rewards members age 55+ can save 20% during Walgreens Senior Day.
$6.25 Tuesday Movies
All Day
📍 The Lumina Theater, Chapel Hill
Enjoy discounted movie tickets all day Tuesday for just $6.25.
Health and Wellness
Free Sunrise Yoga Series
🕗 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
📍 University Place, Chapel Hill
💲 FREE
Start your morning with a relaxing outdoor yoga session.
Bond Brothers Run Club
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Bond Brothers Beer Company, Cary
💲 FREE
Join fellow runners for an evening group run followed by community socializing.
Food and Drink Events
Tequila Tuesday
🕚 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
📍 BMC Brewing, Pittsboro
Enjoy discounted tequila specials throughout the day.
Catalog Cupping: Taste Counter Culture’s Menu
🕐 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
📍 Counter Culture Coffee Headquarters & Training Center, Durham
💲 FREE
Sample and learn about Counter Culture Coffee’s current offerings.
Live Music and Entertainment
Brothers Osborne Pre-Watch Party Concert
🕠 5:30 PM
📍 Lenovo Center, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Kick off the evening with a free performance from Brothers Osborne before the big game festivities.
Beer & Banjos
🕡 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Bowstring Pizza and Brewyard, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Enjoy live bluegrass music, local beer, and a lively community atmosphere.
Beer & Banjos Carrboro
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM
📍 Speakeasy, Carrboro
💲 FREE
The popular music series continues in Carrboro.
Open Mic Night
🕗 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 Slim’s, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Watch local performers or take the stage yourself.
Stanley Cup Finals Watch Parties
Hockey fans across the Triangle can cheer on the action at multiple watch parties tonight:
Stanley Cup Finals Watch Party
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Moore Square, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Canes Stanley Cup Final Watch Party
🕗 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 White Street Brewing, Wake Forest
💲 FREE
Official Stanley Cup Watch Party Outside Lenovo Center
🕗 8:00 PM
📍 Lenovo Center, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Stanley Cup Final Watch Party
🕗 8:00 PM
📍 Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh
💲 FREE
The Stanley Cup Finals Watch Party
🕗 8:00 PM
📍 Sneaky Penguin Brewing Company, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Family-Friendly Events
Outdoor Movie at Pullen Park: The SpongeBob Movie
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Pullen Park, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Bring blankets and lawn chairs for a family movie night under the stars.
Pints and Pups Adoption Event
🕡 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 Ponysaurus Brewing Co., Raleigh
💲 FREE
Meet adoptable pets from Hope Animal Shelter while enjoying local brews.
Games, Trivia, and Social Events
Poker Night
🕕 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📍 KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
💲 FREE
Chess Club
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Bearded Bee Brewing Company, Wendell
💲 FREE
Craft and Draft
🕡 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Craft & Draft Tuesdays
🕡 6:30 PM
📍 Crank Arm Brewing, Durham
💲 FREE
Jeopardy! Bar League Trivia
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Compass Rose Brewery, Raleigh
💲 FREE
Jeopardy! Bar League Trivia
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Edit Beer Co., Raleigh
💲 FREE
Video Game Night
🕖 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 Moon Dog Meadery and Bottle Shop, Durham
💲 FREE
Karaoke Night
🕗 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Durham
💲 FREE
Love Island Watch Party
🕗 8:00 PM
📍 10th & Terrace at Residence Inn Raleigh Downtown
💲 FREE
More Free Fun
Free Line Dancing Class
🕕 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 The Snow Approach, Hillsborough
💲 FREE
Get moving and learn new dance steps in a welcoming atmosphere.
Plan Your Tuesday in the Triangle
From outdoor movies and yoga to Stanley Cup Finals watch parties and live music, Tuesday, June 2 offers plenty of opportunities to explore the Triangle. Whether you’re looking for family fun, sports excitement, or a relaxing evening out, there’s no shortage of great events happening today.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-03-09 · 20:04 UTC

Celebrating the Life and Legacy of The Notorious B.I.G.

Every year on March 9, hip-hop fans around the world pause to celebrate the life, music, and cultural impact of The Notorious B.I.G., widely known as Biggie Smalls. Born Christopher Wallace in Brooklyn, New York, Biggie became one of the most influential rappers of all time, leaving behind a legacy that continues to shape music, storytelling, and culture decades after his passing.
For fans across the country—including right here in Raleigh and the Triangle—the music of Biggie Smalls remains timeless. His voice, lyricism, and ability to paint vivid pictures of life in New York City transformed hip-hop and helped define an era.
From Brooklyn to Hip-Hop Royalty
Born on May 21, 1972, in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Christopher Wallace grew up surrounded by the sounds and struggles of New York City street life. Through storytelling, rhythm, and unmatched lyrical flow, he turned those experiences into unforgettable music.
Biggie’s career skyrocketed after being discovered by Sean “Diddy” Combs, who signed him to Bad Boy Records in the early 1990s.
His debut album, Ready to Die, released in 1994, quickly became a classic. The album included legendary tracks like:
Juicy, Big Poppa, One More Chance
These songs showcased Biggie’s charisma, storytelling ability, and smooth flow, establishing him as one of the greatest lyricists hip-hop had ever seen.
A Lasting Impact on Hip-Hop Culture
Biggie’s music helped redefine East Coast hip-hop during the 1990s and played a major role in the genre’s mainstream rise. His second album, Life After Death, was released just weeks after his tragic passing in March 1997.
The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard charts and produced several iconic songs, including:
Hypnotize Mo Money Mo Problems Sky’s the Limit
Today, Life After Death is widely considered one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever created.
Biggie’s influence can still be heard in the work of modern artists across hip-hop, R&B, and even pop music. His storytelling style, punchlines, and flow helped set the standard for generations of rappers.
The Legacy Lives On
Even nearly three decades after his passing, the legacy of Biggie Smalls continues to grow. His music still dominates playlists, inspires new artists, and brings fans together across generations.
March 9 has become an unofficial global celebration of Biggie’s life, often referred to by fans as “Biggie Day.” Across cities and communities—from Brooklyn to Raleigh—fans celebrate by playing his music, sharing memories, and honoring one of hip-hop’s greatest storytellers.
Biggie once famously rapped in Juicy:
“It was all a dream…”
What started as a dream in Brooklyn became a global legacy that changed music forever.
Today, we remember Christopher Wallace — The Notorious B.I.G. — Biggie Smalls — a legend whose voice will never fade.
Enjoy His Music below.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2026-02-27 · 12:28 UTC

Triangle Event Guide: Weekend Edition (Feb 27 – March 1, 2026)

Festivals, Free Museum Days, Live Music, Black History Month Celebrations & More Across the Triangle
Looking for the best things to do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Wake Forest, Apex, Carrboro, Hillsborough, and beyond this weekend? The Triangle is packed with film festivals, Black History Month celebrations, live music, comedy, markets, food festivals, and dozens of FREE events.
Here’s your DoRaleigh Weekend Edition Guide for Friday, February 27 through Sunday, March 1, 2026.

🎬 All Weekend Highlights
20th Annual Carrboro Film Festival
📍 Drakeford Library Complex, Carrboro
💵 $8 | Various times
Celebrate independent cinema at the 20th Annual Carrboro Film Festival, featuring curated screenings and community-driven storytelling all weekend long.

Apex Restaurant Week
📍 Various locations
💵 $15–$30 prix-fixe menus
Explore special menus from Apex’s top restaurants throughout the weekend.

Winter Open Nursery & Garden Days
📍 Plant Delights Nursery, Raleigh
💵 FREE | 9 AM – 5 PM (Fri–Sun)
A beautiful way to explore rare plants and winter garden inspiration across Raleigh.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Art, Culture & Community
Black Expressions — Art Exhibit & Live Showcase
📍 Holly Springs Cultural Center
🎨 Reception: FREE (6–7 PM)
Live Performance: $10 (7:15 PM)
A powerful celebration of art, voice, and performance to close out Black History Month.

Final Friday Cary Art Loop
📍 Cary (Various Locations)
💵 FREE | 6–9 PM
Explore galleries, studios, and creative spaces during Cary’s monthly art walk.

Fourth Friday Fire
📍 West Point on the Eno, Durham
🔥 FREE | 6–7:30 PM
Family-friendly outdoor gathering with Durham Parks & Recreation.

Live Music & Nightlife
From Raleigh to Wendell, Friday night is stacked:
Vinyl Night — Sneaky Penguin Brewing (Raleigh)
Evenings at O’Kelly — O’Kelly Chapel (Durham)
Live Music: Jennifer Alvarado — Compass Rose Brewery (Raleigh)
#BackToThe2010s DJ Night — Wendell
Karaoke Bingo — Cary
Stand-Up Comedy — Raleigh & Durham
RuPaul’s Drag Race Watch Party — Garner

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
🎉 Black History Month Celebrations
25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration
📍 North Carolina Museum of Art
💵 FREE | 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM
One of Raleigh’s largest Black History Month events featuring music, dance, art, food vendors, and cultural education.

Black Genius Fest
📍 Black Wall Street, Durham
💵 FREE | 11 AM – 5 PM
A high-energy celebration of innovation, entrepreneurship, and Black excellence in Durham.

Black Out Loud: Our Culture & Contributions Will Not Be Silenced
📍 Southeast Raleigh YMCA
💵 FREE | 2–5 PM
A powerful community-centered Black History Month program in Southeast Raleigh.

Markets, Makers & Family Fun
Durham Craft Market — Durham Central Park
Coffee + Craft Maker’s Market — Sir Walter
Coffee (Downtown Raleigh) Cary
Really Really Free Market — Walnut Street Park Wake Forest
Community Garden Fair Raleigh
Retro Gamer Market Kickoff — Triangle Town Center

Arts & Performance
The Willie Hinton Collection — RISE (Cary Arts Center)
Women’s History Month Poetry Reading (Carrboro)
Slasher Horror Movie Trivia (Raleigh)
Art Market & Fire Spinning Jam (Durham)
Aprés Ski Party — Boxcar Bar and Arcade

SUNDAY, MARCH 1

Free Museum & Cultural Experiences
Durham Community Day
📍 Museum of Life and Science
💵 FREE for Durham County residents | 10 AM – 5 PM
A perfect Sunday family outing.

PJ Purim at NCMA
📍 North Carolina Museum of Art
💵 FREE | 1–3 PM
Celebrate Purim with family-friendly programming.

Artspace Open Studio
📍 Artspace
💵 FREE | 1:30–3:30 PM
Meet local artists and explore open studios in downtown Raleigh.

Sunday Live Music & Open Mics
Bluegrass Open Jam — Cary
Holy Trinity Concert Series — Raleigh
Open Mic Jam — Fuquay-Varina
Sunday Open Mic — Durham
Elsewhere Shakespeare’s As You Like It Punk Theatre — Raleigh

Why This Weekend Matters
This weekend showcases what makes the Triangle special:
Independent film in Carrboro
Black History Month celebrations across Raleigh & Durham
Garden days & community farms
Live music in nearly every town
Free markets & cultural festivals
Free museum access
Whether you’re exploring Raleigh’s arts scene, Durham’s food festivals, Cary’s creative loop, or Chapel Hill’s farm visits — there’s something happening in every corner of the Triangle.
Stay connected with DoRaleigh for hyper-local coverage, civic engagement updates, and the best events across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Apex, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, and beyond.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2025-10-27 · 13:54 UTC

The Triangle Entertainment Guide Monday October 27th Edition
Start your week with energy, creativity, and community fun across the Triangle! Whether you’re looking for family-friendly morning activities, after-work wings and brews, or a night of laughter and local talent, there’s something happening in Raleigh, Durham, Carrboro, and Cary all day long.
👶 Total Tot Time: Free Play for Kids up to Age 5
🕙 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 W.D. Hill Recreation Center, Durham
💵 FREE
Let your little ones burn off some energy with free indoor playtime designed just for toddlers. The W.D. Hill Recreation Center offers open space, toys, and a welcoming community environment perfect for early learners.
💀 Día de Muertos Ofrenda at Duke Chapel
🕙 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
📍 Duke University Chapel, Durham
💵 FREE
Honor loved ones and celebrate the cultural beauty of the Day of the Dead at Duke Chapel. This stunning Ofrenda (altar) is open for public viewing throughout the day, offering a meaningful experience of reflection and remembrance.
🏈 Monday Night NFL Football Watch Party
🕒 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
📍 Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh
💵 FREE
Football fans, grab your jersey and a local brew — it’s game time at Crank Arm Brewing! Enjoy Monday Night Football with fellow fans, craft beer, and a lively downtown Raleigh atmosphere.
🍗 Durham Beer Garden: 75¢ Wings
🕔 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
📍 Durham Beer Garden
💵 75¢ per wing (dine-in only)
Feast on 75-cent wings and enjoy one of Durham’s best beer selections. It’s the perfect after-work hangout to relax, catch up, and start the week right.
🎤 Open Mic Night
🕕 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
📍 Steel String Brewery, Carrboro
💵 FREE
Show off your musical or spoken-word talent at Steel String Brewery’s Open Mic Night. Grab a pint and cheer on local performers in one of Carrboro’s most creative spaces.
🎥 Regal Cinema: Mystery Movie Monday
🕖 7:00 p.m.
📍 Regal Cinemas (multiple locations)
💵 $5.00
Feeling adventurous? Head to Regal Cinemas for Mystery Movie Monday — you won’t know the film until it starts! A surprise movie at a discounted price? Count us in.
😂 Cosmic Chuckles: Weekly Comedy Show
🕖 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
📍 Flying Saucer, Raleigh
💵 FREE
Enjoy local stand-up talent and a stellar beer selection at Cosmic Chuckles, Raleigh’s favorite Monday comedy show. Great laughs, great crowd, and no cover charge.
🎨 Adult Coloring Night
🕖 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
📍 KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary
💵 FREE
Relax and unwind at Adult Coloring Night! Grab a drink, pick up some pencils, and enjoy a cozy evening of creativity and conversation.
🎲 Game Night
🕖 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
📍 Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh
💵 FREE
From board games to card challenges, Game Night at Crank Arm brings together friendly competition, local craft beer, and good vibes in the heart of downtown Raleigh.
🧩 Board Game Night at Moon Dog Meadery
🕖 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
📍 Moon Dog Meadery and Bottle Shop, Durham
💵 FREE
Sip on small-batch mead and play your favorite tabletop games. Whether you’re a casual gamer or a strategy pro, this Monday meetup at Moon Dog Meadery is full of laughter and connection.
🎙️ Carrboro Open Mic at Speakeasy
🕗 8:00 p.m. – 11:59 p.m.
📍 Speakeasy, Carrboro
💵 FREE
End the night with a laid-back local vibe at the Carrboro Open Mic at Speakeasy. From indie musicians to soulful poets, discover the Triangle’s hidden talent in one unforgettable Monday night session.
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2025-10-10 · 15:45 UTC

The Downtown Raleigh Entertainment Guide October 10th Edition
Downtown Raleigh is buzzing this Friday with a full lineup of live music, ghost tours, local history, and signature cocktails. Whether you’re looking for a cozy bar, a night of Beethoven at the symphony, or a magical family experience, the heart of the city has you covered.
☀️ Morning & Afternoon
Feel Good Fridays at The Mecca
🕢 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. | 📍 The Mecca Restaurant
Start your day in true Raleigh fashion with this local favorite. Enjoy classic breakfast and lunch specials inside one of the city’s most iconic eateries.
Downtown Raleigh Historian-Guided Tour
🕒 3:00 p.m. | 📍 Jimmy V’s Osteria + Bar
Take a walk through Raleigh’s past on this guided journey filled with stories of growth, architecture, and culture in the city’s core.
🌇 Evening Highlights
Living History in the Park: Fall Into History at Moore Square
🕓 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. | 📍 Moore Square & City of Raleigh Museum | 🎟️ Free
As the sun sets, Raleigh’s history comes alive. Meet the remarkable figures who shaped the city through candlelit monologues and hands-on crafts. Presented by the City of Raleigh Museum and The Friends of COR Museum.
Friday Night Live Music at Birdie’s
🕔 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. | 📍 Birdie’s Barroom & Kitchen
Ease into the weekend with live tunes, cocktails, and small plates at one of Downtown Raleigh’s favorite neighborhood hangouts.
Bud Bar
🕕 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. | 📍 Wolfe & Porter
Kick back with friends, enjoy great beer and music, and soak in the chill Friday night vibes.
Frozen Fridays at Wolfe & Porter
🕕 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. | 📍 Wolfe & Porter
Cool down with specialty frozen cocktails and live DJs spinning through the evening.
Sip n’ Stroll Raleigh Ghost Tour
🕖 7:00 p.m. – 8:15 p.m. | 📍 Raleigh Walking Tours
Explore Downtown Raleigh’s haunted history on this spirited walking tour — part ghost stories, part city secrets, all fun.
Deluseur with Six Foot Sleep and Goat Choker
🕗 8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. | 📍 Slim’s Downtown
Head to Slim’s for a night of live local rock and high-energy performances.
North Carolina Symphony: All Beethoven
🕗 8:00 p.m. | 📍 North Carolina Symphony / Meymandi Concert Hall
Experience the brilliance of Beethoven performed by world-class musicians at one of Raleigh’s most prestigious venues.
Downtown Raleigh True Crime Tour
🕗 8:00 p.m. | 📍 Moore Square
Uncover real Raleigh mysteries and true stories of crime and intrigue on this chilling walking tour through the city’s historic streets.
🧙‍♀️ All-Day Magic
Wizarding Weekend at Sugar Euphoria
🕙 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. | 📍 Sugar Euphoria, Downtown Raleigh
Step into a whimsical world of sweet spells and themed treats for the whole family. Perfect for kids, fans of magic, and dessert lovers alike.
Make the Most of Your Friday Night Downtown
From candlelit history walks to rock shows and symphonic masterpieces, Downtown Raleigh is alive with art, music, and stories this Friday. Grab your friends, explore local favorites, and celebrate the city’s creative pulse all night long.
Your week, your city, your fun — stay connected with everything happening in the Raleigh at DoRaleigh.com
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DoRaleigh @[email protected] · 2025-10-10 · 15:45 UTC

The Downtown Raleigh Entertainment Guide October 10th Edition
Downtown Raleigh is buzzing this Friday with a full lineup of live music, ghost tours, local history, and signature cocktails. Whether you’re looking for a cozy bar, a night of Beethoven at the symphony, or a magical family experience, the heart of the city has you covered.
☀️ Morning & Afternoon
Feel Good Fridays at The Mecca
🕢 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. | 📍 The Mecca Restaurant
Start your day in true Raleigh fashion with this local favorite. Enjoy classic breakfast and lunch specials inside one of the city’s most iconic eateries.
Downtown Raleigh Historian-Guided Tour
🕒 3:00 p.m. | 📍 Jimmy V’s Osteria + Bar
Take a walk through Raleigh’s past on this guided journey filled with stories of growth, architecture, and culture in the city’s core.
🌇 Evening Highlights
Living History in the Park: Fall Into History at Moore Square
🕓 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. | 📍 Moore Square & City of Raleigh Museum | 🎟️ Free
As the sun sets, Raleigh’s history comes alive. Meet the remarkable figures who shaped the city through candlelit monologues and hands-on crafts. Presented by the City of Raleigh Museum and The Friends of COR Museum.
Friday Night Live Music at Birdie’s
🕔 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. | 📍 Birdie’s Barroom & Kitchen
Ease into the weekend with live tunes, cocktails, and small plates at one of Downtown Raleigh’s favorite neighborhood hangouts.
Bud Bar
🕕 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. | 📍 Wolfe & Porter
Kick back with friends, enjoy great beer and music, and soak in the chill Friday night vibes.
Frozen Fridays at Wolfe & Porter
🕕 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. | 📍 Wolfe & Porter
Cool down with specialty frozen cocktails and live DJs spinning through the evening.
Sip n’ Stroll Raleigh Ghost Tour
🕖 7:00 p.m. – 8:15 p.m. | 📍 Raleigh Walking Tours
Explore Downtown Raleigh’s haunted history on this spirited walking tour — part ghost stories, part city secrets, all fun.
Deluseur with Six Foot Sleep and Goat Choker
🕗 8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. | 📍 Slim’s Downtown
Head to Slim’s for a night of live local rock and high-energy performances.
North Carolina Symphony: All Beethoven
🕗 8:00 p.m. | 📍 North Carolina Symphony / Meymandi Concert Hall
Experience the brilliance of Beethoven performed by world-class musicians at one of Raleigh’s most prestigious venues.
Downtown Raleigh True Crime Tour
🕗 8:00 p.m. | 📍 Moore Square
Uncover real Raleigh mysteries and true stories of crime and intrigue on this chilling walking tour through the city’s historic streets.
🧙‍♀️ All-Day Magic
Wizarding Weekend at Sugar Euphoria
🕙 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. | 📍 Sugar Euphoria, Downtown Raleigh
Step into a whimsical world of sweet spells and themed treats for the whole family. Perfect for kids, fans of magic, and dessert lovers alike.
Make the Most of Your Friday Night Downtown
From candlelit history walks to rock shows and symphonic masterpieces, Downtown Raleigh is alive with art, music, and stories this Friday. Grab your friends, explore local favorites, and celebrate the city’s creative pulse all night long.
Your week, your city, your fun — stay connected with everything happening in the Raleigh at DoRaleigh.com
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