Your 2026 Raleigh Events Calendar: What’s Happening All Year (60+ Events!)

Raleigh is bringing the energy in 2026—and whether you’re a longtime local or new to the area, there’s no shortage of things to do. From seasonal festivals and food markets to concerts, cultural celebrations, and family-friendly events, this guide highlights the best happenings around the City of Oaks all year long. Bookmark this page and check back often—we’ll be updating it as new 2026 Raleigh events are announced so you never miss out on what’s going on around town.

PLEASE NOTE: some events (especially towards the end of the year) are still TBD on specific dates, but we’ve placed them where you can expect them to happen and included links to the website for updates! We’ll make updates to this page as often as possible when we hear updates as well!

JANUARY

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  1. Downtown Raleigh Home Show

    When: Friday, January 23rd - Sunday, January 25th

    Where: Raleigh Convention Center

    Cost: $10 per person

    If home projects are on your 2026 vision board, this event is a must. The Downtown Raleigh Home Show brings together builders, designers, and home experts showcasing ideas and inspiration for renovations, décor, landscaping, and home technology, all under one roof.

  2. Cinch World’s Toughest Rodeo

    When: Saturday, January 24th

    Where: Lenovo Center

    Cost: Prices vary (starting at $52.15 per person)

    Yeehaw! Get ready for a high-energy night of rodeo action featuring bull riding, bronc riding, and fearless competitors. This one-night-only event brings excitement, adrenaline, and classic rodeo entertainment to The Lenovo Center.

  3. 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration

    When: Saturday, January 31st from 10:30am - 4:30pm

    Where: North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

    Cost: FREE

    This annual event is a vibrant celebration of African American heritage, offering an enriching experience through captivating art exhibits, dynamic musical performances, and compelling storytelling sessions. It’s a perfect opportunity to learn, celebrate, and honor the contributions and legacy of this vibrant community.

  4. Triangle Restaurant Week

    When: Monday, January 26th - Sunday, February 1st

    Where: Various restaurants across the triangle

    Cost:

    Lunch: $15 for 3 courses

    Dinner: $25-$50 for 2-3 courses

    (prices is for each person and does not include beverages, tax or gratuity)

    One of the most anticipated weeks for food lovers, Triangle Restaurant Week is the perfect excuse to explore the local dining scene. Enjoy special multi-course menus at participating restaurants across Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill—ideal for date nights or trying somewhere new.

FEBRUARY

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  1. Krispy Kreme Challenge

    When: February 7th starting at 7am

    Where: Starting at the NC State Bell Tower

    Cost:

    Students: $40

    All other participants: $45

    Combine fitness with indulgence at this quirky 5-mile race, where participants must eat a dozen donuts at the halfway mark before racing back. This beloved event isn’t just about fun, it supports the UNC Children’s Hospital. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, it’s a Raleigh tradition you won’t forget!

  2. Mardi Gras Masquerade

    When: February 7th, 8-11pm

    Where: Dix Park

    Cost: $40 (Ages 21+ only)

    Raleigh Parks is hosting a vibrant, masquerade-style Mardi Gras celebration for adults 21+, featuring music, masks, and nonstop magic. Dance to a live DJ, sip drinks from local vendors, enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres, and savor festive mocktails crafted on-site.

  3. QuiltCon

    When: February 19th - February 22nd

    Where: Raleigh Convention Center

    Cost: $18+

    QuiltCon is the world’s largest modern quilting event, bringing quilters from around the globe together for an inspiring quilt show, curated vendor hall, and creative community. Attendees can also enjoy lectures and hands-on workshops with a four-day show pass.

MARCH

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  1. Animate! Raleigh

    When: Friday, March 13th - Sunday, March 15th

    Where: Raleigh Convention Center

    Cost: Tickets starting at $50 depending on package; Kids 9 and under get in free!

    A must for anime and pop-culture fans, bringing a full weekend of cosplay, panels, gaming, and fandom fun to the Raleigh Convention Center. Expect colorful costumes, creator Q&As, shopping from unique vendors, and plenty of opportunities to geek out with fellow fans—whether you’re a longtime anime lover or just there for the vibes.

  2. St. Patrick’s Day Parade

    When: Saturday, March 14th starting at 10am

    Where: City Plaza - Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    Deck yourself out in green and join the festivities at Raleigh’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Featuring colorful floats, live music, and plenty of Irish cheer, it’s a family-friendly event that kicks off the spring season in style. Don’t forget to stop by Raleigh Beer Garden for a pint of Guinness!

  3. Art in Bloom

    When: Wednesday March 18th - Sunday, March 22nd

    Where: North Carolina Museum of Art

    Cost: $50, Members $45; Free for children six and under; Limited capacity

    Witness art come to life through stunning floral installations inspired by museum exhibits. This annual tradition transforms the galleries into a blooming masterpiece, showcasing the talents of floral designers from near and far. Guided tours and workshops are also available to enhance your experience.

APRIL

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  1. Peak City Pig Fest

    When: TBD (expected in April)

    Where: Downtown Apex

    Cost: FREE to enter (food for purchase)

    The Peak City Pig Fest brings BBQ enthusiasts together for a weekend of smoky goodness. From professional BBQ competitions to live entertainment, this event celebrates Southern culinary traditions. Enjoy the delicious aroma and vote for your favorite BBQ.

  2. Pimento Cheese Festival

    When: April 11th, 11am - 4pm

    Where: Downtown Cary Park

    Cost: FREE to enter (food for purchase)

    Celebrate the South’s favorite spread with creative dishes from local chefs and food trucks. From pimento cheese sandwiches to unique twists like pimento mac and cheese, this festival is a foodie’s dream. Family-friendly activities and live entertainment make it a great outing for all ages.

  3. 7th Annual Tacos & Taps

    When: April 18th, 12pm - 5pm

    Where: Koka Booth Amphitheater

    Cost:

    GA Drink Ticket: $39

    Taco Only Ticket: $25

    VIP Ticket: $75

    Enjoy unlimited taco samples paired with craft beer, margaritas, and tequila at this flavorful festival. With live music and games to keep the energy up, this event is perfect for a laid-back day of indulgence. Come hungry and leave happy!

  4. 16th Annual NC ‘Cuegrass Festival

    When: April 18th, 12pm

    Where: Downtown Raleigh, Fayetteville Street

    Cost: FREE to enter (food for purchase)

    This festival is a perfect mix of barbecue and bluegrass music. Enjoy the best of North Carolina’s smoked meats while tapping your feet to the sounds of talented local musicians. It's a family-friendly event with a distinctly Southern flair.

  5. HerbFest

    When: TBD (expected in April)

    Where: Downtown Wake Forest

    Cost: FREE (plants for purchase)

    Discover everything from herbs to perennials at HerbFest, an annual event for gardening enthusiasts. Learn tips from experts, shop for unique plants, and explore eco-friendly products. A must-visit for anyone with a green thumb.

  6. Brewgaloo 2026

    When: April 24th - April 25th

    Where: Downtown Raleigh

    Cost:

    $24+

    North Carolina’s largest craft beer festival is back, featuring over 100 breweries, local food trucks, and live music. Whether you’re a craft beer connoisseur or just looking for a fun time with friends, Brewgaloo is a can’t-miss event. Sip, savor, and soak up the vibrant downtown atmosphere.

  7. Spring Daze Arts & Crafts Festival

    When: April 25th, 9am - 5pm

    Where: Bond Park

    Cost: FREE to enter

    Spring Daze showcases over 170 local artists in a picturesque park setting. Browse unique handmade items, enjoy delicious food, and take in live performances throughout the day. This festival is perfect for art lovers and families alike.

  8. Raulston Blooms!

    When: April 25th, 9am - 5pm

    Where: JC Raulston Arboretum

    Cost:

    Members and Students: FREE

    Non-Members: $5

    Family: $10 (per family)

    Celebrate spring with this family-friendly festival featuring garden tours, plant sales, and educational workshops. Stroll through the beautiful arboretum and discover unique plants for your own garden. Kids will love the hands-on activities and nature-inspired crafts.

MAY

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  1. 45th Annual Apex PeakFest

    When: Saturday May 2nd, 9am - 5pm

    Where: Downtown Apex

    Cost: FREE to attend (food for purchase)

    Join thousands of visitors at this annual celebration of community, arts, and crafts. Stroll through streets lined with vendors offering unique goods, indulge in delicious treats, and enjoy live performances throughout the day. It’s a hallmark spring event in charming downtown Apex.

  2. Meet in the Street

    When: Saturday May 2nd, 10am - 4pm

    Where: Downtown Wake Forest

    Cost: FREE to attend (food for purchase)

    This lively festival fills the streets of downtown Wake Forest with local art, handmade crafts, live music, and food vendors. Perfect for families and friends, it’s a chance to support small businesses and enjoy a festive atmosphere. With activities for kids and a variety of entertainment, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

  3. Got to be NC Festival

    When: TBD (expected in May)

    Where: NC State Fairgrounds

    Cost: FREE to enter (activities and food available for purchase)

    Celebrate the best of North Carolina agriculture at this family-friendly festival. Explore local food vendors, a craft beer tent, a kids' fun zone, and even a tractor parade. It’s a great way to embrace NC pride and enjoy the spring weather.

  4. Artsplosure

    When: Saturday, May 16th - Sunday, May 17th

    Where: Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    Artsplosure brings downtown Raleigh to life with vibrant visual art, interactive exhibits, and live performances. Featuring over 170 artists, this festival is perfect for art enthusiasts and anyone looking for a fun, cultural experience. Don’t forget to check out the kids’ village for family-friendly activities.

  5. Animazement

    When: Thursday May 21st - Sunday, May 24th

    Where: Raleigh Convention Center

    Cost: $75 per person

    Celebrate anime, manga, and Japanese culture at this multi-day convention in the heart of Raleigh. From cosplay contests and gaming to workshops and celebrity panels, Animazement offers an immersive experience for fans of all ages.

  6. NC Sugar Rush

    When: TBD (expected in May)

    Where: Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: Free to enter (food for purchase)

    Satisfy your sweet tooth at NC Sugar Rush, a dessert-lovers' paradise featuring dozens of food trucks and vendors. From cupcakes to ice cream, this festival is a sugary dream come true. Bring the whole family and indulge!

  7. UNC Health Championship

    When: Thursday, May 28th - Sunday, May 31st

    Where: Raleigh Country Club

    Cost: Ticket Prices Vary starting at $20

    This fan-favorite stop on the Korn Ferry Tour features rising golf stars competing for big prizes while fans enjoy free parking, local food vendors, special admission days, and a lively atmosphere perfect for families, friends, and golf lovers alike. It’s a great way to kick off summer with sporty excitement and community vibes in the heart of Raleigh.

JUNE

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  1. Raleigh’s International Food Festival

    When: June 6th, 11am - 9pm

    Where: City Plaza, Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE (food for purchase)

    Take your taste buds on a trip around the world at this international food festival. With cuisines from more than 30 countries, live music, and cultural performances, it’s a delicious way to experience Raleigh’s diversity.

  2. Juneteenth Celebration at Dorothea Dix Park

    When: TBD

    Where: Dorothea Dix Park

    Cost: FREE

    Celebrate freedom and African American culture at this inspiring event featuring live music, food vendors, educational exhibits, and family activities. It’s a powerful way to honor history and community.

  3. NC Hops Festival

    When: TBD (expected in June)

    Where: Midtown Park at North Hills

    Cost: TBD (will be a ticketed event)

    This craft beer festival showcases breweries from across the state, paired with live music and food trucks. Beer enthusiasts can sample a variety of brews while enjoying the lively atmosphere.

  4. 14th Annual Out! Raleigh Pride

    When: June 26th-27th

    Where: Fayetteville Street, Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    Celebrate love and inclusivity at Raleigh Pride, a vibrant event featuring a parade, live music, and local vendors. This family-friendly festival brings the community together in a joyous celebration of diversity.

JULY

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  1. Festival for the Eno

    When: Expected Friday, July 3rd - Saturday July 4th (not confirmed, please check the website to confirm dates!)

    Where: West Point of Eno River City Park

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Celebrate nature, music, and community at this eco-friendly festival along the Eno River. With multiple stages featuring live performances, arts and crafts, and delicious food, it’s a perfect way to spend the holiday weekend.

  2. Town of Cary Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks

    When: Saturday, July 4th

    Where: Koka Booth Amphitheater

    Cost: FREE

    A July 4th favorite, featuring live music, family-friendly fun, and a show-stopping fireworks display over Symphony Lake at Koka Booth Amphitheatre. Bring your blankets, snacks, and red-white-and-blue spirit for an unforgettable night celebrating the Fourth in the Triangle.

  3. GalaxyCon Raleigh

    When: Thursday, July 23rd - Sunday, July 26th

    Where: Raleigh Convention Center

    Cost:

    Kids 4 and under: FREE

    Kids 5-9: $20+

    Single Day - 4 Day Premium Reserve VIP : $45 - $2750

    Dive into the world of pop culture at GalaxyCon, a multi-day convention celebrating comics, gaming, sci-fi, and more. Meet celebrity guests, explore the vendor hall, and participate in cosplay contests.

AUGUST

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  1. Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Festival

    When: July 31st - August 1st

    Where: Koka Booth Amphitheater

    Cost: $32+

    Indulge in Southern favorites at this two-day festival featuring smoked meats, craft beer, and bourbon tastings. With live music and endless BBQ, it’s a foodie’s paradise.

  2. CaribMask Carnival

    When: August 15th, 12pm - 8pm

    Where: City Plaza, Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Experience Caribbean culture with vibrant costumes, rhythmic music, and authentic cuisine. The parade and street party are the highlights of this lively celebration.

  3. Kirby Derby

    When: TBD (expected in August)

    Where: Dorothea Dix Park

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    This quirky and whimsical event brings the Raleigh community together for a fun-filled day of homemade soapbox car racing and creativity. Participants craft their unique derby cars and compete down a local hill in a lighthearted competition. With its playful atmosphere and imaginative designs, it’s a must-see for anyone looking for something different.

  4. Packapalooza

    When: TBD (expected in August)

    Where: Hillsborough Street, Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    A celebration of Wolfpack pride, Packapalooza transforms Hillsborough Street into a vibrant block party filled with live performances, food trucks, and family-friendly activities. The event culminates with an exciting concert, making it a can’t-miss tradition for students, alumni, and the Raleigh community.

  5. Laze Daze Arts & Crafts Festival

    When: August 22nd-23rd

    Where: Cary Town Hall Campus, Downtown Cary

    Cost: FREE

    This iconic festival showcases talented artists, live performances, and delicious food in a family-friendly atmosphere. With over 300 vendors, there’s something for everyone.

  6. 16th Annual African American Cultural Celebration

    When: TBD (expected in August)

    Where: Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    Celebrate African American culture through art, music, food, and dance at this vibrant festival. Enjoy performances from local and national talent while exploring the vendor marketplace.

SEPTEMBER

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  1. 2026 Hopscotch Music Festival

    When: Thursday, September 3rd - Saturday, September 5th (not confirmed, please check the website to confirm dates!)

    Where: Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    This three-day festival brings top musical talent to multiple venues throughout downtown Raleigh. Featuring diverse genres, from indie and rock to electronic, Hopscotch is a must for music lovers seeking an unforgettable experience.

  2. Whiskey, Wine & Fire

    When: Saturday, September 19th

    Where: Koka Booth Amphitheater

    Cost: Starting at $35

    An autumn evening festival that’s all about good drinks, great food, and cozy vibes under the stars. Sip unlimited whiskey and wine tastings, stroll through fire-kissed BBQ and open-fire cooking stations, enjoy live music, and relax around fire pits as the night heats up in Cary’s beautiful outdoor setting.

  3. BugFest

    When: Saturday, September 19th (not confirmed, please check the website to confirm dates!)

    Where: NC Museum of Natural Sciences

    Cost: FREE

    A family-friendly festival celebrating all things creepy, crawly, and bug-related. Enjoy bug-related activities, interactive exhibits, and a chance to try some unique insect-based snacks at this fun and educational event.

  4. Asia Fest

    When: Saturday, September 19th

    Where: Koka Booth Amphitheater

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    AsiaFest brings the best of Asian cultures to Raleigh with live performances, food, arts, and crafts. Explore traditional music, dance, and delicious cuisine from across Asia while celebrating the region's diverse cultures.

  5. Festa Italiana

    When: Saturday, September 19th

    Where: Town Hall Courtyard in Downtown Apex

    Cost: FREE (food for purchase)

    Enjoy the flavors of Italy at this annual celebration of Italian culture. From authentic cuisine to live entertainment and arts, Festa Italiana is a lively event showcasing the best of Italian traditions and heritage.

  6. La Fiesta del Pueblo

    When: TBD (expected in September), typically 12pm-6pm

    Where: Fayetteville Street, Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE (food for purchase)

    A vibrant celebration of Latin American culture, La Fiesta del Pueblo features music, dance, food, and art. The event highlights the richness of Hispanic heritage through performances, food vendors, and family-friendly activities.

OCTOBER

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  1. Raleigh Wide Open Bluegrass (formerly IMBA Bluegrass Live!)

    When: TBD (Expected October)

    Where: Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE (tickets required to access Red Hat Amphitheater)

    Enjoy two days of lively bluegrass music, food vendors, and activities at Raleigh’s premier bluegrass festival. This event brings together local and national musicians, creating an unbeatable atmosphere for music lovers.

  2. Playthrough Gaming Convention

    When: TBD (Expected October)

    Where: Raleigh Convention Center

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Gamers unite at this popular convention featuring tournaments, live streams, and everything related to gaming culture. Whether you’re into video games or tabletop games, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

  3. Falling for Local

    When: October 3rd, 11am-6pm

    Where: Dorothea Dix Park

    Cost: FREE (food for purchase)

    A perfect fall event, Falling for Local celebrates Raleigh’s homegrown talent with local vendors, artisans, and live entertainment. Enjoy seasonal flavors and shop handmade goods while supporting your local community.

  4. Triangle Oktoberfest

    When: TBD (expected in October)

    Where: Koka Booth Amphitheater

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Raise a glass to good beer and German traditions at Triangle Oktoberfest. Enjoy a selection of craft beers, traditional bratwurst, live polka music, and games, making for a fun and festive celebration of fall.

  5. NC State Fair

    When: October 15th - 25th

    Where: NC State Fairgrounds

    Cost: varies (visit website for more details)

    The NC State Fair is a beloved tradition that offers everything from thrilling rides and carnival games to live entertainment and a wide array of food options. It’s the quintessential fall experience in North Carolina!

  6. Cary Diwali Festival

    When: TBD (expected in October)

    Where: Koka Booth Ampitheater

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Celebrate the Festival of Lights at this vibrant Diwali celebration in Cary. Enjoy cultural performances, colorful displays, delicious food, and fun activities for the whole family.

  7. NC Wine Festival

    When: TBD (expected in October)

    Where: Koka Booth Ampitheater

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Celebrate North Carolina’s rich winemaking tradition at the NC Wine Festival. Featuring tastings from over 30 wineries, local food vendors, and live entertainment, this event offers the perfect way to sample some of the best wines the state has to offer. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just looking for a fun day out, this festival is a must-attend!

  8. HollyFest

    When: TBD (expected in October)

    Where: Downtown Holly Springs

    Cost: FREE

    Celebrate Holly Springs and all the people with local arts and crafts, festive food, and live entertainment. This family-friendly event is a great way to get out in the community and see all it has to offer!

NOVEMBER

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  1. Moonlight in the Garden

    When: TBD (expected in November)

    Where: JC Raulston Arboretum

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Stroll through the beautifully illuminated Duke Gardens during this enchanting event. With thousands of twinkling lights, live music, and holiday cheer, it's a magical way to get into the spirit of the season.

  2. NC Chinese Lantern Festival

    When: TBD (expected in November through January 2026)

    Where: Koka Booth Amphitheater

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Explore the spectacular display of giant lanterns showcasing traditional Chinese art. The NC Chinese Lantern Festival features cultural performances, delicious food, and beautifully illuminated exhibits, making it a must-see event.

  3. Annual Raleigh Christmas Parade

    When: Saturday, November 21st

    Where: Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    Kick off the holiday season at Raleigh’s festive Christmas parade, featuring marching bands, floats, and plenty of holiday cheer. It’s a beloved tradition that brings the community together to celebrate.

  4. American Indian Heritage Celebration

    When: TBD (expected in November)

    Where: NC Museum of History

    Cost: FREE

    Honor the rich history and culture of Native American tribes in North Carolina. This event offers performances, storytelling, and exhibits that showcase the vibrant traditions of American Indian communities.

  5. Christmas Tree Lighting at North Hills

    When: Saturday, November 21st

    Where: North Hills Commons

    Cost: FREE

    Get into the holiday spirit with North Hills’ festive tree lighting ceremony, complete with live music, food, and a visit from Santa. It’s a perfect way to start your December celebrations.

  6. The RINK at Red Hat Amphitheater

    When: TBD (expected in November through January 2026)

    Where: Red Hat Amphitheater

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Enjoy ice skating under the stars at The RINK in downtown Raleigh. This seasonal outdoor ice rink offers a magical winter experience with a picturesque setting at the Red Hat Amphitheater.

  7. Holiday Express at Pullen Park

    When: TBD (expected in November)

    Where: Pullen Park

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Take a ride on the Holiday Express train at Pullen Park and enjoy the lights, decorations, and festive atmosphere. It’s a wonderful holiday tradition for families to make lasting memories together.

DECEMBER

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  1. Downtown Raleigh Illuminate Art Walk

    When: December 5th - January 7th, best viewed between 5-11pm

    Where: Various locations in Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    Discover the creative side of Raleigh during this festive art walk. Local artists transform the downtown area with art installations and light displays, creating a dazzling evening of culture and beauty.

  2. Boylan Heights Art Walk

    When: TBD (expected in December)

    Where: Boylan Heights Neighborhood

    Cost: FREE

    The Boylan Heights ArtWalk features local artists displaying their works in the historic Boylan Heights neighborhood. Wander through the charming area and enjoy a unique mix of visual art, live music, and holiday spirit.

  3. State Capitol Tree Lighting Ceremony

    When: TBD (expected in December)

    Where: NC State Capitol, Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: FREE

    Celebrate the holiday season with Raleigh’s iconic tree lighting ceremony at the NC State Capitol. The event features live music, festive cheer, and the lighting of a towering Christmas tree.

  4. First Night Raleigh

    When: December 31st, 2pm - midnight

    Where: Fayetteville Street, Downtown Raleigh

    Cost: TBD (visit website for updates)

    Ring in the new year at Raleigh’s premier New Year’s Eve event. First Night Raleigh offers family-friendly activities, live performances, food, and fireworks, all culminating in a festive countdown to midnight.


That’s a wrap on our 2026 Raleigh events guide! Whether you’re checking out festivals, live music, food events, or family fun, there’s always something happening around the City of Oaks. Bookmark this page, follow along, and check back often—we’ll keep adding events so you never miss a beat in Raleigh this year!

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