Plus cheering on the Carolina Hurricanes, a major new attraction opening in downtown Cary and more from Raleigh, N.C.
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Back for an eighth year, the North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival is a colorful, wonderful, walking adventure. More than 200,000 people are expected to take it all in this holiday season at Koka Booth Amphitheatre in Cary! GET DETAILS |
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One of Raleigh's best—and biggest—annual traditions, the ABC11 Raleigh Christmas Parade takes over downtown Raleigh on Nov. 18 (and we've got the details on why it takes place before Thanksgiving)! READ MORE |
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Among the Tar Heel State's longest-running stage plays, this 50th annual production of Theatre In The Park's A Christmas Carol, taking place Dec. 8-10, will also be Ira David Wood III's final act as Scrooge. A limited number of tickets are still available! READ MORE |
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Widely considered one of the frontrunners for the Stanley Cup this season, a new era of Carolina Hurricanes hockey has made one thing loud and clear in recent years: Raleigh is a hockey town. Plan ahead for a trip to the "loudest house in the NHL" this winter! GET DETAILS |
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Having now "blossomed into a coveted destination in its own right," there's never been a better time for a getaway to Cary. A signature new attraction, Downtown Cary Park, will hold its grand opening on Nov. 19 (and fantastic arts, eats and charming streets are all just steps away). READ ARTICLE |
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Carolina Ballet presents The Nutcracker
Featuring choreography, set design and costumes that were revamped by artistic director Zalman Raffael in 2022, this classic production returns for 17 performances, Dec. 14-24, to the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts. DETAILS
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