Don’t miss the 2nd Annual Bull City Race Fest and Food Truck Rodeo this Sunday, October 19th, in downtown Durham. The festival is fun for runners of any level, offering half-marathon, five-mile and one-mile distances through some of the prettiest parts of historic, downtown Durham. All races start near the American Tobacco Campus and end at the […]
Images via Cooke Street Carnival The Cooke Street Carnival is coming to town this Saturday, October 18th, in downtown Raleigh! The Carnival is an annual grassroots neighborhood festival that is held, fittingly, on Cooke Street, which is just a few blocks from the charming Historic Oakwood neighborhood. This year’s Carnival theme is “Idlewild West”, and was […]
image via Condé Nast Traveler Chapel Hill has been named as one of Condé Nast’s “Best College Towns for People Who Aren’t In College”. The town’s foodie-friendly scene and culture were reasons highlighted by the publication as big draws for the non-collegiate crowd. It also points out the town’s lively music scene at venues like […]
Head out to the Food Truck Rodeo in downtown Raleigh this Sunday, October 12th and sample tasty treats from over 50 food trucks from across the state! Trucks and carts will line Fayetteville Street and create a trail of culinary delights through the heart of downtown. Trucks will be coming from far and wide, representing Apex, Burlington, Carrboro, Cary, Creedmoor, Durham, […]
Historic downtown Garner will be hosting its first ever food truck event, the Trick-Or-Treat Food Truck Rodeo, on Sunday, October 26th from noon-4 PM. Main Street will come alive with 12 local food trucks, two local breweries and live music and entertainment all afternoon! The event and parking are free, so head downtown and sample […]
Via Wide Open Bluegrass | Photo Cred Tim Lehmann Raleigh is celebrating its second year as the host city of IBMA’s Wide Open Bluegrass festival this weekend! This festival draws everyone from the world’s top bluegrass singers and musicians to novices and enthusiasts and is a true celebration of the “world of bluegrass”. The stages […]
Have you guys seen our new city guide website Love Local RDU? It is a guide to all of the best of local businesses and living! We are building a curated database of our favorite local spots, places you’ll want to know about if you are moving to town, or simply want to explore your […]
First of all, if you’ve never checked out the Midtown Farmers’ Market at The Commons at North Hills on Saturday mornings, you are missing out! Each Saturday from April to November, dozens of local produce and craft vendors and even food trucks come together and open up shop in the heart of the North Hills […]
Cary and Chapel Hill both made Time MONEY’s list of the to 50 Best Places to live, chosen out of the nation’s top small cities with populations between 50,000 and 300,000. MONEY started with a pool of 781 cities and looked at more than 50 factors to determine the top 50! Cary was ranked #19 […]
Want to connect with some of the many cheese producing local farms around our beautiful state? Well the North Carolina Cheese Trail can literally map out your gastronomic tour for you! A group of North Carolina cheese makers and cheese mongers have come together to plot out a map pinpointing a variety of farms and […]
