Your Summermill kitchen is a perfect place to cook delightful meals. If you read the blog post “A Falls River Town Center Community Market,” you know where you can purchase fresh fruits and vegetables in the Raleigh area. Now, you can learn how to cook wonderful meals. Camp Cooking Basics, Fearrington Village Culinary Classes, and Fuquay Mineral... [Read more...]
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is hosting a variety of events this Summer for anyone who's interested. From meeting live animals during their 'Storytime' sessions to exploring North Carolina with experienced naturalists, the museum has all aspects of keeping you entertained covered. Listed below are just some of the things it has planned this... [Read more...]
If you find yourself sitting at home with nothing to do... Have no fear! There are plenty of events in Raleigh to keep you and plenty of others entertained this Summer. Based off of Visit Raleigh, events such as art exhibits, sporting events, and live music are showcased throughout the months. For instance, 30 Americans Exhibit at NC Museum of Art portrays... [Read more...]
You might have read March’s blog post “To Kill a MockingbirdPresented by Burning Coal Theater." It focused on the performance of a literary classic. The Burning Coal Theater holds performances, but it also has opportunities for acting education. If you are looking for an internship, classes or if you are looking to improve your public speaking, the... [Read more...]
The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts hosts various events that almost everyone can enjoy. The venues include the Memorial Auditorium, the Meymandi Concert Hall, the Kennedy Theater, and the Fletcher Opera Theater. Within these venues, you could take pleasure in ballets, concerts, plays, and operas. This May, join other members of the audience... [Read more...]
Rugby is a sport that seems similar to football. However, I feel that it requires more contact. It is a sport that dates back to the 15th and 16th century, requires minimal equipment, and is fun to watch. I love watching rugby, although I understand its rules less than American football. Shorts, mouth guards, rugby boots, scrum caps, and shoulder pads is the... [Read more...]
Mother’s Day is right around the corner. Have an afternoon treat or post-dinner dessert at TCBY. It’s a great addition to a day of pampering for mothers throughout the nation. May 8th, 2011 is Mother’s Day, a day to acknowledge the hard work, beauty, and love of the mothers in our lives. There are numerous ways to celebrate and we have one sweet suggestion:... [Read more...]
Bring the entire family out to Springfest, Raleigh’s annual celebration for the new season. Activities include food and vendors, entertainment, displays and rides. This year, the games, rides and activities are free for the public--including the Carousel! There is plenty to do for attendees of all ages at an unbeatable price. Cool off with inflatable... [Read more...]
Raleigh is home to outstanding performing arts venues. Don’t miss the North Carolina Opera’s stellar performance of “Faust.” The opera tells the story of the aging Faust who desperately seeks his youth once again. The sly Mephistopheles is glad to assist Faust with little regard for the consequences. The performance includes classic tunes such as Song... [Read more...]
Welcome to baseball season! America’s favorite pastime is warming up and Five County Stadium is the site of local action and excitement. Suit up in your best Mudcat red gear and head out to the ball park. This five game series takes place from Saturday, April 23 through Wednesday April 27, 2011. The Carolina Mudcats are the area's minor league baseball... [Read more...]
