Plus the opening of Downtown Cary Park, a Pablo Picasso painting and more great news from Raleigh, N.C.
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| This seven-acre, state-of-the-art playspace opened in the heart of Cary in November (and it's incredible!). Downtown Cary Park's bold vision has already proven to be a draw for visitors from across the Tar Heel State and beyond. GET DETAILS |
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| The North Carolina Museum of Art's first Pablo Picasso painting—along with four other modern European works that were donated to the museum in late 2023—is now on permanent display in Raleigh. READ MORE |
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| From hidden gems to bold establishments, Raleigh's culinary stage welcomed a variety of new faces, flavors and dining experiences in 2023. A tasting tour is in order—save these spots for your next trip to the City of Oaks! SEE LIST |
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| Super important art: these murals are dedicated to Black history, community and culture, featuring triumphant depictions that bring color, life and essential stories to the city's streets. READ MORE |
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| PineCone, the Piedmont Council of Traditional Music, has already kicked off its 2024 Down Home Concert series (a can't-miss lineup of folk, bluegrass and traditional music showcasing North Carolina's roots!). SEE CONCERTS |
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| Raleigh chef Adé Carrena, winner of the North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association's chef of the year honor in 2023, is set to host a very special evening consisting of a five-course dinner paired with a screening of her award-winning documentary Bite of Bénin. GET DETAILS |
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Art in Bloom, March 13-17
One of the can't-miss events of the year, Art in Bloom is a five-day festival of art and flowers at the North Carolina Museum of Art. Tickets just went on sale (but they won't last long!). DETAILS
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Playthrough Gaming Convention, March 16-17
This weekend gaming extravaganza at the Raleigh Convention Center showcases the latest gaming trends and offers attendees the chance to enjoy free-to-play options for board, PC, arcade, retro and virtual reality games. DETAILS
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Dreamville Festival, April 6-7
Curated by platinum-selling rapper J. Cole, this multi-stage music festival held at downtown Raleigh's Dorothea Dix Park is a one-of-a-kind celebration of local culture, food and art. DETAILS
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