Weekend Events: Live Music, Celebrations, Film & More
Cary, NC — It’s set to be a weekend of celebrations, music, and hopefully the continuance of these warmer afternoons, too.
Cary, NC — It’s set to be a weekend of celebrations, music, and hopefully the continuance of these warmer afternoons, too.
Cary, NC — Let’s take a look at what there is to do around Cary this last weekend of January.
Cary, NC — On occasion, we receive submissions that highlight a Cary resident who has been recognized at a regional or even national level for an achievement showing their artistic prowess, their business savvy or a first place finish.
Cary, NC — Upward growth and infrastructure are becoming more and more noticeable as you walk down Academy Street these days. Here’s a look at a few photos taken of the Downtown Cary Park project’s progress as of today — Wednesday, January 19, 2022.
Cary, NC — It’s the weekend before the upcoming holiday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and there’s lots to see and do in remembrance of Dr. King.
Cary, NC — Since November, internationally-renowned visual teaching artist, Gowri Savoor has led a series of lantern-making workshops at the Cary Arts Center. The end result? A stunning, community-based parade of lanterns that will make its way down Academy Street next Saturday, January 15, 2022.
Cary, NC — It’s a New Year in Cary and a new month of great films at the Cary Theater.
Here is the newest list of shows to look forward to. Tickets can be purchased for any of the following shows on The Cary Theater website or in person at the box office, located at 122 E. Chatham Street.
Cary, NC — The Town of Cary and the Pure Life Theatre Collective join together to produce a presentation of Nate Jacobs’ A Motown Christmas.
Cary, NC — It was an absolute joy to attend and photograph the return of the Cary Jaycees Christmas Parade in Downtown Cary on Saturday.
Cary, NC — On Saturday, December 4th at the Town Hall Campus, I experienced my very first Cary Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Even more special than it being my first is that Mayor Harold Weinbrecht called it the largest crowd he’s ever seen at the well-loved annual event that was moved to an entirely virtual format last year.