Things To Do In Raleigh, NC This Weekend

********************The CCCollective Open Mic******************** The CCCollective is Open Mic is the most diverse open mic east side of I-20 Hosted by: Nefertiti and the nefTUNES Free Entry @ Jamaica Flava in Decatur (2440 Wesley Chapel Rd.) Talented Arti...

Watercolor II, Achieving the Next Level with Rick Bennett Saturday, April 9th-23rd and May 7th-21st 10-12 am Intermediate and advanced students will refine and learn new brush skills to allow them to paint with confidence, achieve glowing colors and rich darks...

Golden Belt is turning 5 this year! Well, technically Golden Belt is 100+ years old, but it officially opened in its current incarnation as a retail, arts, office, and residential multi-use center on Third Friday of July 2008. To celebrate this milestone and...

Three evening performances, one Children's Matinee (details below). Year after year, the incredible wonder of Pilobolus brings to the ADF stage a brilliant ingenuity that defies all notions of what modern dance is and can be. Their provocative and witty...

A display of work by Billie Ruth Sudduth, a basket-maker and the 1997 recipient of the NC Living Treasure Award....

The Birds of America consists of 435 hand-colored prints produced by a combination of engraving and aquatint. Each volume is quite large, about 40 inches high. The ensemble represents a heroic life’s work that required Audubon to search for perfect specime...

Ages 9–12 Fee: $158/child (Track 1, traditional and homeschool) Explore nature through art during this hands-on camp. The beautiful millpond provides the perfect setting for creative kids to explore the beauty in nature and participate in a variety of artis...

0 to 60: The Experience of Time through Contemporary Art, co-organized by the NCMA and Penland School of Crafts, highlights a current trend in contemporary art: exploring the intersection of time and art by artists who employ innovative and experimental techn...

Art in Clay: Masterworks of North Carolina Earthenware will celebrate the achievements of earthenware potters during the 18th and 19th centuries. This landmark exhibition showcases nearly 200 objects made by Piedmont potters.  Among the most masterful item...

The stars are not wanted now is the largest and most comprehensive presentation of Melanie Schiffs photographs to date. Spanning the years 2006 through 2012, and bracketing the period of Schiffs move from Chicago to Los Angeles in 2008, the exhibition illumin...

Dwelling: Interiors by Page H. Laughlin and Pamela Pecchio, an exhibition of photographs and paintings by two contemporary artists, examines and compares the investigations of interior spaces in each artist’s recent body of work. Showing Pecchio’s Habitat...