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Band Together and B-52s Raise $552,000 for Charity

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Last week, the B-52s headlined a Band Together benefit at Booth Amphitheatre that raised $552,000 for charity.…

Pictures: National Train Day in Cary

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National Train Day rolled into Cary on Saturday. The weather was perfect, the band played, flags snapped to attention and the enthusiastic crowd cheered as the big train pulled into Cary.…

Cary’s Biggest Zumba Dance Party

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Adults and children ages 12+ are invited to make a move for those who can’t on Thursday, May 17. Life Time Fitness Cary is partnering with the Koka Booth Amphitheatre to lead a two-hour, heart-pumping ZUMBA® Jam fundraising event. …

Events: Ritmo Latino Brings Rhythm Downtown

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The Ritmo Latino Festival moves its Latin rhythms to Downtown Cary this Saturday, May 19th.…

Book Review: North Carolina’s Favorite Food – Barbecue

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As any North Carolinian knows, barbecue is a noun (it's also a religion). Barbecue is NOT the thing you grill on. It's not something you go to. It is a cooked pig. Period.…

Music This Week: Concert Singers and Children’s Choir

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Cary is a musical town, home to several adult groups, from Vocal Motion and the Concert Singers of Cary to talented youth groups including the Cary Children's Choir and Children's Youth Chorale. This is the time of year to catch a performance.…

Theater: Cary Player’s Production of The Rainmaker

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The Cary Players finish their movie-themed season this week with The Rainmaker, the 1956 hit which starred Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn. And just like the original, this production runs hot! …

Events: Spring Into Spring Daze 2012!

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Story by Lindsey Chester. Photos by Hal Goodtree. Cary, NC- Environmental Art gets life size at Cary’s 19th annual Spring Daze Festival in Bond Park Sat. April 28th from 9 am-5 pm. Environmental sculptor Michael Roy Layne is putting the finishing touches on his “Stoneleaf and Fairy Circle” installation down…

Lori Bush: What Is Public Art?

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When it comes to “art” I have to say that I am ill equipped to judge. Sure, I like playing with graphic art on my computer. But, as they say, “art is in the eye of the beholder.” And THIS beholder is no true critic. I…

Cary, NC: Where the Poets Hang Out

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Who knew that Cary hosts one of the largest poetry festivals in the US? Last weekend, the American Turkish Association of North Carolina (ATA NC) held their fourth annual Nazim Hikmet Poetry Festival in Downtown Cary's Page-Walker Arts and History Center. It was sublime.…

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