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Groove History with Little Raleigh Radio and The Veldt
Date and Time
September 4, 2026, 6pm to 9pm
Organizer
City of Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources
Venue
City of Raleigh Museum (COR Museum)
Location
Downtown Raleigh
Address
220 Fayetteville St, Raleigh, NC 27601
(374.2 mi)
Price
Free
Description
Little Raleigh Radio presents Groove History, a listening party series hosted at the City of Raleigh Museum. This event highlights records that define Raleigh's creative history and artistic evolution through deep dives into significant local albums. The session focuses on the band The Veldt and their 1989 record, Illuminated 1989. Attendees can expect an engaging evening featuring a live performance by The Veldt, insightful interviews with the band members, and a curated playback session of their debut album. The Veldt will take the stage for their live set around 7:45pm. This event is an excellent opportunity for music fans, local history enthusiasts, and followers of the shoegaze rock genre to connect with pioneers of the local music scene. Experience the unique atmosphere of the City of Raleigh Museum during this special First Friday event. Join us from 6pm to 9pm to celebrate the release of a foundational record that was once shelved for decades but now receives the recognition it deserves. We invite you to experience this compelling piece of local musical heritage in an intimate museum setting.
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The third edition of JLF North Carolina, an international edition of the renowned Jaipur Literature Festival, comes to Raleigh September 11–13, 2026, bringing the spirit of one of the world's leading literary festivals to the Triangle.
Celebrating the many arts, stories, and histories of Raleigh—the “City of Oaks”—JLF North Carolina will feature thought-provoking conversations, compelling performances, author sessions, and cultural experiences exploring literature, ideas, history, society, and the world around us. The festival will take place at Meredith College and NC State’s Institute for Emerging Issues.
The program will bring together acclaimed authors, artists, thinkers, journalists, and cultural leaders from North Carolina and around the world. The 2026 lineup includes Belle Boggs, Jeff Tiberii, Karan Mahajan, Bob Crawford, and many more.
The Jaipur Literature Festival takes place annually in Jaipur, India, and is internationally celebrated as the “greatest literary show on Earth.” Its spirit now travels through international editions across the US, UK, Canada, Spain, the Maldives, and Australia, bringing together diverse literary traditions and the unique culture of each host region.
JLF North Carolina offers readers, families, students, educators, writers, and curious minds an opportunity to discover new perspectives, hear remarkable stories, and experience the power of books and ideas right here in Raleigh.
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Lakeside Retreats Family Fest
4521 Mial Plantation Rd
FREE Family Fest in Raleigh — Saturday, September 12!
Looking for a full day of family fun, creativity, connection, and outdoor adventure? Join us for the 3rd Annual Family Fest at Lakeside Retreats! Optional overnight Camping
📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM–9:00 PM
📍 4521 Mial Plantation Road, Raleigh, NC 27610
🎟️ FREE admission
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Safe Homes, Strong Families Resource Day
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Artist in Residence Series at JB Duke Hotel
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More Free Events
Free events happening across Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill including community gatherings, live entertainment, public programs, and seasonal celebrations.
Science TODAY: When Wild Animals Meet People
at Nature Research Center, SECU Daily Planet Theater, Downtown Raleigh
Science TODAY is a live educational series held at the SECU Daily Planet Theater focused on human-carnivore conflict in China. This session examines how people and large predators share the same landscape by analyzing over five hundred reported conflict events across the region. The goal is to identify why these interactions occur and discuss practical strategies for wildlife coexistence.
Attendees will hear directly from expert researcher Jiahui Yuan from Tsinghua University and the Biodiversity Lab at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. The program includes a presentation of research findings followed by a live interactive question and answer session. You will gain insights into modern conservation challenges and evidence based solutions for managing wildlife habitats near human populations.
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Durham Chess Enthusiasts at Der Nachbar
at Der Nachbar Bottleshop & Taps, Durham,
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Free Weekly Line Dancing Classes in Hillsborough
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342.2 mi
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Siler City History Club Meeting
at Siler City Center for Active Living,
Are you passionate about the rich heritage and unique stories that define our community? The Chatham County Historical Association invites you to join the Siler City History Club, a vibrant gathering dedicated to preserving the local legacy of Siler City. This engaging program serves as an opportunity for residents to connect, share personal memories, and contribute authentic mementos to our growing historical collection. Whether you have lived here for decades or are a recent arrival eager to learn about your new home, your voice is an essential part of our shared narrative.
Our meetings offer a welcoming environment designed for listening, learning, and making new friends in a collaborative setting. We meet every other month to ensure that the stories of our town continue to thrive for future generations. This event is entirely free to the public, and we encourage you to bring a friend along for an hour of meaningful discovery and connection. Come share your experiences and help us document the vibrant spirit of Siler City. We look forward to seeing you there.
349.5 mi
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First Friday Cemetery Tours
at Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh,
Discover the hidden stories of Raleigh at the Historic Oakwood Cemetery, a sprawling 72 acre landmark with over 140 years of fascinating history. As the final resting place for governors, senators, and Civil War generals, this beautiful park-like setting offers a unique window into the past. Join us for our First Friday Cemetery Tours, held monthly from June through October. Led by knowledgeable guides, these evening strolls invite you to explore the lives of the famous and infamous residents buried within these historic grounds.
Your participation directly supports vital monument preservation efforts, ensuring this legacy continues for generations to come. Whether you are a local history enthusiast or simply looking for an engaging outdoor activity, these tours promise an unforgettable experience. Please remember to dress for the weather, bring plenty of water, and come prepared with questions about our local heritage and the death industry. Tickets are priced at ten dollars per person and registration is required to secure your spot. Visit our website today to view the full calendar and book your tour of this captivating historic site.
374.1 mi
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Black History Walking Tour
at Pope House, Raleigh,
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The tour departs promptly at 10 a.m. from the historic Dr. M. T. Pope House Museum located at 511 S Wilmington Street. Whether you are a long-time local or a curious visitor, this tour provides a unique opportunity to connect with the resilience and contributions of the past. Rest stops are conveniently included along the route to ensure a comfortable experience for all ages.
Space is limited for these popular weekend walks, so be sure to secure your tickets in advance. Visit the official website today to register for your spot and immerse yourself in this essential chapter of North Carolina history.
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Science TODAY: When Wild Animals Meet People
at Nature Research Center, SECU Daily Planet Theater, Downtown Raleigh
Science TODAY is a live educational series held at the SECU Daily Planet Theater focused on human-carnivore conflict in China. This session examines how people and large predators share the same landscape by analyzing over five hundred reported conflict events across the region. The goal is to identify why these interactions occur and discuss practical strategies for wildlife coexistence.
Attendees will hear directly from expert researcher Jiahui Yuan from Tsinghua University and the Biodiversity Lab at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. The program includes a presentation of research findings followed by a live interactive question and answer session. You will gain insights into modern conservation challenges and evidence based solutions for managing wildlife habitats near human populations.
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Bilingual Storytime at the Nasher Museum of Art
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Following the reading, we engage in a lively, age-appropriate discussion about a specific featured artwork, encouraging children to express their observations and creativity. The experience concludes with a fun, related artmaking activity that allows families to bond while exploring their artistic talents. This event is completely free of charge and requires no reservations, making it a perfect morning outing. We invite you to bring your curiosity and enthusiasm to the museum as we celebrate stories and art together. Visit the museum website to plan your visit and explore our full calendar of upcoming events.
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During this one to two mile trek, participants will examine ten distinct tree species. You will gain hands-on experience identifying key characteristics of various specimens while learning biological facts about their life cycles. The session also introduces Nature’s Notebook, a collaborative citizen science project. You will discover how your personal observations of seasonal changes contribute to meaningful scientific research used by experts across the country.
This event is designed for individuals aged twelve and older who have an interest in forestry or biology. The atmosphere is casual, informative, and suited for anyone curious about the natural world. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced nature enthusiast, this walk provides valuable skills for your future outdoor explorations. Prepare for light hiking and prepare to engage with the environment in a meaningful way. Registration is encouraged to secure your spot.
369.7 mi
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Durham Chess Enthusiasts at Der Nachbar
at Der Nachbar Bottleshop & Taps, Durham,
Join a vibrant community of strategy lovers at the Durham Chess Enthusiasts weekly gathering held every Tuesday at Der Nachbar Bottleshop and Taps. Whether you are a seasoned grandmaster or a curious beginner eager to learn the ropes, this event offers the perfect environment to sharpen your skills while enjoying a relaxed atmosphere. The venue features an excellent selection of craft beers, fine wines, and non-alcoholic beverages to keep you refreshed during your matches.
All players are welcome to participate in this free weekly event, though please note that an adult must accompany any participants under the age of eighteen. The setting is inclusive and social, allowing you to meet new friends while engaging in friendly competition on the board. You are welcome to bring your own snacks or enjoy local food truck offerings if available on-site during your visit.
Do not miss this opportunity to foster your love for the game and connect with local chess players in the heart of Durham. Head over to 4916 Hillsborough Road this Tuesday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. to get in on the action. We look forward to seeing you there for an evening of tactical play and great company.
348.3 mi
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Tuesday Toss: Roll the dice to decide your five dollar draft fate
at Der Nachbar Bottleshop & Taps, Durham,
Join us at Der Nachbar Bottleshop and Taps located on Hillsborough Road in Durham for our exciting Tuesday Toss event. This weekly gathering invites you to test your luck by rolling the dice to determine which of our twenty rotating craft drafts you will enjoy for just five dollars. It is a fun and casual way to explore our diverse selection of local brews while enjoying a relaxed atmosphere with friends.
Our venue offers a welcoming environment for everyone, featuring a spacious patio where leashed dogs are more than welcome to join the fun. We prioritize convenience with an outdoor serving window that allows you to order without leaving your seat. Guests are encouraged to bring their own takeout food or enjoy offerings from visiting food trucks and local bakery partners. Whether you are a beer enthusiast or simply looking for a great spot to unwind, our shop provides the perfect backdrop for a midweek treat.
We invite you to stop by this Tuesday to participate in the game and discover your new favorite beverage. Please visit our website or social media pages for more details on our calendar of recurring events.
348.3 mi
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Der Nachbar Bottleshop & Taps, Durham
PROFANATICA with Cloak
at The Pour House Music Hall & Record Shop, Downtown Raleigh
This event features a live performance by the influential American black metal band Profanatica, supported by the metal act Cloak. Fans of extreme music can experience an evening dedicated to dark, atmospheric, and technically precise performances in a live concert setting. Profanatica, led by drummer and vocalist Paul Ledney, brings over three decades of experience to the stage. They are recognized for their foundational role in the United States black metal scene and their consistent commitment to a raw, uncompromising sound. Attendees can expect a high energy show that highlights the distinct musical identity of both bands. The performance serves as a rare opportunity to witness a legendary act alongside current innovators in the genre. This concert is tailored for dedicated followers of black and death metal who appreciate authentic, aggressive music. The atmosphere will be intense and focused on delivering a powerful sonic experience. Join fellow enthusiasts for an evening of heavy performance. Tickets are available now for those looking to secure their place at this significant metal event.
374.3 mi
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$34.81, 21+ years of age
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