Coastal Credit Union Music Park Walnut Creek Amphitheater is a beautiful outdoor music venue in Raleigh, North Carolina and plays host to some of the biggest bands and artists in the world. It originally opened on July 4, 1991 and was built by the City of Raleigh. The amphitheater has a capacity of 20,000 making it an ideal venue for large summer events.
Flowers Plantation Concert Series In the summer there’s no better way to spend an afternoon than listening to music in the sun with your friends and family. We love finding new bands to perform for the Flowers Plantation residents and we encourage the concerts to be a family affair.
HISTORY & SCIENCE NC Museum of History People have lived in North Carolina for more than 14,000 years! From the influences made by ancestors of today’s eight state-recognized American Indian tribes to the first attempted English settlement in the New World to our own lives in the 21st century, the Old North State has a history filled with heroes, visionaries, entrepreneurs, inventors, artists, and everyday people. Even legendary figures, such as the notorious pirate Blackbeard, First Lady Dolley Madison, adventurer Daniel Boone, Scottish heroine Flora MacDonald, Lumbee
folk hero Henry Berry Lowry, educator Charlotte Hawkins Brown, evangelist Billy Graham, and basketball great Michael Jordan, have called North Carolina home over the years. At the North Carolina Museum of History, we are committed to creating a place where you can explore, learn, and enjoy programs, events, and exhibitions that celebrate North Carolina’s past, present, and future. Join us at the North Carolina Museum of History, because “History Happens Here.”
Marbles Kids Museum Marbles is a nonprofit children’s museum located in downtown Raleigh. Its mission is to “..spark imagination, discovery and learning through play.”
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences Welcome to an extraordinary resource! North Carolina’s most visited museum with one of the State’s most iconic landmarks—the SECU Daily Planet. The NC Museum of Natural Sciences is the largest institution of its kind in the South East and one of the nation’s most amazing museums about the natural world. This Museum asks four basic questions about the natural sciences—what do we know?, how do we know?, what’s happening now?, how can you participate?—with an integrated suite of onsite, offsite, online and outdoor experiences.