Things to Do: June / July 2024
1. With 20,000 people attending last year’s Raleigh International Food Festival, it’s a good thing there’s plenty to eat! More than 30 food and…
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TST Returns: Bigger and Better
As the most popular sport in the world, soccer has nearly 4 billion fans. Even if you aren’t among them, The Soccer Tournament (TST)…
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Little but Loud
Have you heard the buzz? No, not news about the new restaurant down the street, your favorite sports team, or Taylor Swift — the…
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The Subtle Technology of the Downtown Cary Park
As the Downtown Cary Park approaches its six-month anniversary, the well-earned hysteria of its opening has begun to die down. Many Cary residents are…
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Make Your Mother’s Day
Mom deserves celebrating all year long, but especially on Mother’s Day! Show your love with quality time, good food, and more. (And moms: don’t…
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Erica Chats: Spring into Summer Fashion
Fashion trends are forever changing. As much as we’d love to go on a shopping spree every season, that’s not realistic, so look for…
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Small Business Spotlight: Sewrella Yarn
Ashleigh Kiser knows how to spin a yarn. The hand-dyed collections of Sewrella Yarn tell stories the former English Literature student once only dreamed…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Cary Players Community Theatre Company
Since Our Town, presented at Green Hope High School in 2003, Cary Players Community Theatre Company has staged over 70 productions. With no staff…
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Alive and Painting
At his core, JP Jermaine Powell is a storyteller. His medium isn’t words, however. Instead, the mixed-media artist uses color, texture, and shape to…
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Stay and Play at Pleasant Park
Patrick Fitzsimons has found his happy place — in his new office at Apex’s Pleasant Park. “I look out the window, and I see…
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