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Man of La Mancha
This classic tale from the age of chivalry features unforgettable characters and stellar songs.
October 5-14
Admission: $25-$75
Memorial Auditorium at Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Battle of Shallowford
The Raleigh Little Theatre presents an endearing story about what happens when the residents of the small town of Shallowford (based on Lewisville, NC) believe Orson Welles' radio broadcast of "War of the Worlds" to be legitimate news.
October 5-21
Admission: $15-$18
Raleigh Little Theatre
Slim Goodbody
The Bodyology Tour explores the inner workings of the body along with the health practices to care for it.
October 15
Admission: $6.50
AJ Fletcher Opera Theatre at the Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Celtic Woman
A unique experience as four Irish female vocalists and an energetic fiddle player come together to perform high energy Irish songs and inspiring ballads.
October 15-16
Admission: $35-$65
Meymandi Concert Hall at the Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Tyler Perry's What's Done in the Dark
Tyler Perry's What's Done in the Dark with the incomparable Mr. Brown and Madea's daughter Cora stages high spirits and great triumphs. It is a story of suspense, health issues and sensitive emotions. Despite the best efforts to keep matters quiet, staff members realize that being silent is no way to find out the truth.
October 23
Admission: $42
RBC Center
Carmina Burana
Presented by the Carolina Ballet, this production features Carol Orff's compelling score and choreography by Lynne Taylor-Corbett.
October 25-28
Admission: $17-$59
Memorial Auditorium at Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Mamma Mia!
The ultimate feel-good Broadway show comes to Raleigh to charm audiences with its endearing story and catchy tunes.
October 30-November 4
Admission: $26-$76
Memorial Auditorium at Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Landscapes from the Age of Impressionism
An exhibition presenting 40 paintings, including some of the finest examples of mid- and late-19th century French and American landscapes.
October 21-January 13, 2008
Admission: $12-$15
N.C. Museum of Art
Dinosaurs: Ancient Fossils, New Discoveries
Dinosaur enthusiasts get a glimpse into the life of modern paleontologists as the scientists piece together what living, breathing dinosaurs were like.
October 22-March 2, 2008
Admission: $3-$8
N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences
Mysteries of the Lost Colony
This exhibition examines England's first attempts at a permanent settlement in America and what may have happened to the colonists at Roanoke Island.
October 20-January 2008
Admission: $5-$10
N.C. Museum of History
N.C. State Fair
The largest event in the state, the Fair features craft demonstrations, livestock exhibits, top-notch concerts, games, rides, side shows and food, food, food.
October 12-21
Admission: $5-$7
N.C. State Fairgrounds
Diwali Festival
Area residents gather to celebrate one of India's most popular festivals, Diwali, the celebration of lights with music, dancing and a grand fireworks finale.
October 13
Free
Koka Booth Amphitheatre
Autumn Arts Festival
Downtown Wake Forest celebrates Fall with this 4th annual festival offering live music, delicious food, family-friendly activities and arts and crafts from local craftsmen.
October 13
Free
Downtown Wake Forest
A Shopping Spree!
A Shopping Spree! returns bringing more than 100 unique exhibitors from around the country to Raleigh for a four-day shopping extravaganza.
October 18-21
Admission: $10-$50
RBC Center
A Celtic Halloween
The Historical Enrichment Society presents a day of music, costume contests, dancing, food and haunted trail for the whole family.
October 27
Admission: $5-$10
Koka Booth Amphitheatre
Hurricane on the Bayou
Experience the power of Katrina and the reality of a "Hurricane on the Bayou" in this emotional and music-driven IMAX® Theatre ode to the vital swamps, survival stories and undying spirit of New Orleans.
Through October 31
Admission: $9.95-$12.95
IMAX Theatre
Sharks: 3D
Presented by Jean-Michel Cousteau, SHARKS 3D is a breathtaking new three-dimensional film experience that offers audiences an astonishing up-close encounter with the Lions and Tigers of the Ocean.
Through October 31
Admission: $9.95-$12.95
IMAX Theatre
Solid Gold Soul
Jerry Butler with Billy Paul, Gene Chandler, and The Impressions bring their soulful sounds of the 70's to Raleigh's Memorial Auditorium.
October 20
Admission: $43 - $53
Memorial Auditorium at Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Regis Philbin & Susan Lucci
You wake up on a daily basis to him and daytime television wouldn't be the same with out her so when Regis Philbin and Susan Lucci team up for a Vegas style performance complete with a 21-piece orchestra, the fun never stops.
October 21
Admission: $26-$77
Memorial Auditorium at Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Trace Adkins
Sure to be one of the most popular concerts at the 2007 State Fair, this country artist is known for songs like "Swing" and "Ladies Love Country Boys."
October 21
Admission $20
Dorton Arena at N.C. State Fairgrounds
Classical Series: Branford Marsalis Quartet
For a relaxing night of music, take advantage of this Classical Series program in one of Raleigh's top venues.
November 2-3
Admission: $47-$52
Meymandi Concert Hall at Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Carolina Hurricanes Hockey
Hometown champions take the ice for another exciting season of Hurricanes Hockey!
Raleigh Christmas Parade
The sights and sounds of Christmas get you in the holiday spirit as Raleigh's beloved parade marches through downtown.
Tinsel Town
Tinsel Town is a magical winter wonderland featuring a REAL OUTDOOR ICE SKATING RINK, weekend visits with Santa, beautifully decorated holiday trees, hot cocoa, holiday treats and more!
