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Before the Downtown Cary Park, before the Cary Arts Center, before many of the cultural touchstones that we recognize, there was Lazy Daze. The arts and crafts festival returns to Downtown Cary this month for its 43rd year.
Cary, NC – Cary Ballet Conservatory’s Mariaelena Ruiz was named this year’s Outstanding Teacher at the Youth America Grand Prix, the largest international competition for ballet students.
Raleigh, NC – If you love the Midway, carnival rides and a fried turkey leg, it’s great to live in Cary, so close to the NC State Fair grounds. Longtime contributor Brooke Meyer filed these photos to commemorate the 2018 edition of the North Carolina State Fair.
For the fifth year, Cary is home to one of the country’s biggest Oktoberfest with authentic food and beer from Germany with a goal to raise $100,000 for charity.
The NC State Fair is still going on this weekend but here in Cary, there is lots of local fun including the two-day Triangle Oktoberfest, Cedar Street Grooves on Thursday, Applause! Cary Youth Theatre for kids and much more.
For more than 40 years, Lazy Daze has been the biggest weekend in Cary and this year is no different, with hundreds of artists, dozens of food vendors and new chalk art installations that make this year’s festival stand out.
It’s the biggest weekend in Cary with Lazy Daze on Saturday and Sunday, as well as the big “Masters of the Mic” concert at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, a North Carolina FC match and more.
Only 119 dancers worldwide are invited to compete USA International Ballet Competition this year, considered the Olympics of ballet. And one of those 119 is Maddison Goodman, trained here at the Cary Ballet Conservatory.
This weekend will be much warmer than last and there are fascinating events to go along with that. Check out some local artists at Final Friday Art Loop, learn about the many cultures in Cary at Cary Meet Yourself and much more.
The Jones House has a long connection to Cary’s history, from its rare architectural form in town to the tradition of Cary High School principals living there. As the Jones House recently gained designation as a historic landmark, new information about the building’s history was uncovered, resulting in it getting a more historically-accurate name.