Festivals & Events

Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Raleigh’s cultural scene with our guide to the top festivals and events. From electrifying music festivals to captivating arts and culinary celebrations, experience the pulse of the city’s dynamic calendar. Discover the can’t-miss happenings that bring Raleigh to life, showcasing its diverse spirit and creative energy. Whether you’re a local looking for the next big event or a visitor eager to dive into the cultural scene, our curated list promises an unforgettable journey through the best festivals and events that define Raleigh’s dynamic landscape. Plan your itinerary now and join the excitement!

pink flowers in foreground with stage in the forest in the background

Don’t miss the Spring Daze Arts & Craft Festival in Cary in the stunning Bond Park

April is one of the most exciting months for me in Raleigh. I’m so happy to feel warmer weather again, see the return of our lush, green forests and blooming flowers. That celebratory mood is enhanced with fun festivals and events.  One of my favorite events to celebrate the Spring is the annual Spring Daze

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Giant float of a bear at a Christmas parade in Raleigh, NC

aBC11 Raleigh Christmas Parade (2023): All you Need to Know Guide + Video

The sleigh bells are ringing and it’s time to grab a warm morning drink and head to the streets of downtown Raleigh for the 79th ABC11 Raleigh Christmas Parade (2023) presented by Shop Local Raleigh and the Greater Raleigh Merchants Association. 2021 was the year we finally experienced the Raleigh Christmas Parade for the first

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King Nobuyoshi Godwin

Don’t Miss King Nobuyoshi Godwin’s Exhibit at Charlotte Russell Contemporary Art Gallery in Five Points

I am excited to share with you the work of King Nobuyoshi Godwin, on display this month in a solo exhibition at the Charlotte Russell Contemporary Art Gallery in Five Points. (Details below) I first discovered King’s artwork hanging on the walls of Hartwell House, an event space in Downtown Raleigh. It was a pop-up

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