Cary, NC — The Olympic USA Baseball team finished up exhibition play against the National Collegiate Team yesterday afternoon with a 5-2 win at the National Training Complex in Cary.
Next stop for these talented ball players is Tokyo as they vie for a Gold Medal in the 2020 Olympic Games.
Cary, NC — Cary resident and filmmaker, Rachael Silberman is one of 26 creators to have their work selected to the 12th annual Joedance Film Festival.
Cary, NC — The 4th of July weekend was filled with a return to events celebrating the red, white and blue.
Cary, NC — Starpath Dance Academy of Cary and Apex concluded their “COVID year” season in mid-June 2021 with 10 outdoor dance recitals in the parking lot area of their location in Apex.
Now the dance studio is ready to usher in a new year of fun on the dancefloor with the July 6, 2021 opening of their enrollment period.
Cary, NC — The main event at Koka Booth Amphitheatre this month, of course, is the return of the 4th of July fireworks and entertainment for the Town of Cary Independence Day Celebration. But, that’s just the start of it.
Cary, NC — Three North Carolina students — all of whom are from Cary — are soaring after their artwork earned them top honors in the 2021 International Aviation Art Contest, held in Switzerland.
It was announced in April that, at the national level, 3 of 9 winners across the nation were from Cary. Now, all three of those Cary students have gone on to place in the international competition, including one overall winner.
Cary, NC — For those looking for fun this July 4 weekend, there is no shortage of events throughout the Triangle.
Cary, NC — The arthouse theater of Downtown reopened its box office on June 15 and reintroduced public film screenings on June 24. Now, as Cary heads into the heat of summer, here are a few shows available for viewing indoors once again, this July.
Cary, NC — Beginning last week on Tuesday, June 15, the doors of the Cary Arts Center and Page-Walker Arts & History Center swung open with new life in them.
Cary, NC — Celebrated annually, Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union General Gordon Granger read federal orders in Galveston, Texas, that all previously enslaved people in the state were free.