Right Now in Raleigh
As the official destination organization for Raleigh, N.C., we have the well-being of all visitors and residents of Wake County as our highest priority. We have been and will continue to gather information working with local, state and national agencies and encourage...
Restaurants in the Raleigh area—and across the state—are currently operating with some limitations, most notably that dine-in seating capacity is allowed at just 50% of maximum. This will continue...
While the coronavirus shutdown has canceled thousands of music events worldwide, Raleigh, N.C.'s annual bluegrass shindig will go on this fall—albeit in a very different form. The International...
Since opening her spice-driven restaurant, Garland, in downtown Raleigh in 2013, Cheetie Kumar has more than made her mark on Raleigh's food scene, along the way earning heaps of praise from the food...
Find new favorites and rediscover longtime treasures by visiting these black-owned restaurants and retail shops in Raleigh, N.C. Clothing shops, burger spots, baked goodies and more!
Raleigh, N.C., is home to many African American heritage sites and historical attractions that celebrate and commemorate African American culture. Here, you’ll not only find the South’s oldest black university, but also the birthplace of one of the most important organizations of the civil rights movement and other cultural markers of African American excellence, determination, struggle and pride—all which have shaped N.C.'s capital city.
A partnership between NCRLA, Visit N.C., North Carolina State University and public health experts, the Count On Me NC is a mutual pledge to keep our state's restaurants, hotels and attractions—plus their guests—safe and protected. Take the pledge and find participating...
There's never been a better time to explore some of the Raleigh area's best-kept secrets. Read up on some of our favorite outdoor spaces and art that amazes!
There's no shortage of ways to find peaceful escapes in order to explore the outdoors in the City of Oaks. Use any of the Raleigh area’s 180 miles of greenways—many of them connecting to attractions...
