Business – Page 23 – CaryCitizen Archive

Dog Film Festival Adds Cats to the Mix

September 7, 2018/in Arts, Downtown, Featured, Film /by Michael Papich

***Note: due to Hurricane Florence, these events have been rescheduled. The Cat Film Festival will take place on Friday, November 2, 2018 at the same times and the Dog Film Festival will take place on Saturday, November 3, 2018 at 2 and 3:45 PM.***

Cary, NC – Local filmgoers may be familiar with the New York Dog Film Festival that came to the Cary Theater last year. Now, the dog film festival is returning, with a day of cat-focused films now included. Read more

Grace Pettis and Calloway Ritch Bring Duo’s New Music to Cary Theater

September 6, 2018/in Arts, Downtown, Featured, Music /by Michael Papich

Cary, NC – Grace Pettis is an experienced songwriter with many different kinds of music to her name but now she is promoting a new collection of songs as part of a duo with guitarist Calloway Ritch and that tour makes a stop at the Cary Theater this weekend. Read more

Craft Beer Cellar Brings Experience, Quality and Beer Education

September 4, 2018/in Business, Featured /by Michael Papich

Story originally appeared on FoodCary.

Cary, NC – Opening on the corner of Old Apex Road and W Chatham Street, the Triangle’s first Craft Beer Cellar is opening in Cary with a wide selection of craft beers, presented with education and hospitality. Read more

Business Bits: Downtown Cary, Park West Village and More

August 31, 2018/2 Comments/in Business, Featured, Food, Morrisville, Restaurants /by Staff

Cary, NC – There are many new businesses in Cary and Morrisville this month, including several unique businesses in Downtown Cary, two openings in Park West Village and much more.

Money Matters: Are Your Kids Hurting Their College or Job Prospects on Social Media?

August 31, 2018/in Business, Education, Featured, Money Matters, Technology /by Briant Sikorski

Editor’s Note: Briant Sikorski from Stratos Wealth Partners in Cary contributed this article.

Cary, NC – Everything doesn’t need posting.

Picture an admissions officer at an elite university, weighing whether that school should accept your child in its next freshman class. A quick Instagram or Facebook profile search discourages that academic gatekeeper. Your kid doesn’t get into that great college, all because of what was posted online.

September 2018 Films at the Cary Theater

August 30, 2018/in Arts, Downtown, Featured, Film, Music /by Staff

Cary, NC – This month at the Cary Theater, there are three different film festivals, as well as new independent feature films, a locally made documentary and live music and comedy events. Read more