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Raleigh Comedy Clubs: Three to See in the Triangle Area
When it’s laughter you’re after, these three Raleigh comedy clubs deliver improvisation, sketch comedy, and nationally touted stand-up acts.
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NOFO @ the Pig: Southern whimsy at its best
It’s been called sassy, eclectic, funky, and cheerful – and these are just the adjectives used to describe its décor. Walk into the retail shop and café in historic Five Points, and what you’ll discover is a one of a kind, homegrown Raleigh favorite that is a complete treat to the senses with an infectiously charming attitude all its very own.
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Raleigh's Capital District: Where history is made and preserved
Of the seven districts that comprise downtown, Raleigh’s Capital District is the one which has the most far-reaching impact throughout the entire state of North Carolina. Raleigh’s Capital District is where North Carolina’s governing officials convene and shape history. The district welcomes thousands of visitors interested in learning about the state and its rich heritage.
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Mura at North Hills: Flavorful Japanese Fusion
Inviting atmosphere, artistic food presentation and a mouth-watering menu of dining options ranging from fresh sashimi selections to the delicately prepared beef and duck make Mura at North Hills a winning dining destination. One of midtown Raleigh’s many restaurants, Mura at North Hills successfully lures a crowd in search of its Japanese special rolls and Kobe beef.
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The Mecca Restaurant: A Restaurant You Know, a Bar You'll Get to Know
In addition to the Mecca Restaurant's classic breakfast, lunch and dinner, it's now open late night for a bite and a really good cocktail.
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Lake Johnson Park: West Raleigh's Outdoor Retreat
Encircling a 150-acre lake, Lake Johnson Park offers 3.5 miles of paved greenway trails for walking and jogging and 1.9 miles of unpaved trails for biking and hiking.
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Don’t Be the Source of the Chaos
Today, we’re going to talk about one attribute of a good leader (as well as a good person). A good leader doesn’t become the source of the chaos.
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Moonlight Pizza Company: Out of this world specialty pizzas
Just off the beaten path of busy Glenwood South and Hillsborough St., Moonlight's one gem of an eatery slightly hidden from the masses but certainly not forgotten. For diners desiring a relaxed spot for gourmet pizzas and zippy beverages, this is the place.
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State Farmers Market: Got to be NC
So the slogan goes, “When you want the best, it’s got to be NC agriculture.” That applies to all of the local produce, poultry, beef, pork, seafood, dairy products, peanuts, herbs, flowers, plants and trees you can imagine. And all of these items and more can be found seven days a week at one of the largest farmers' markets in the state just off of Lake Wheeler Rd. in Raleigh.
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Mosaic Wine et Lounge: Sexy chic with worldly beats
You’re in the mood to groove – to really move and be moved by the vibe of the music and the talent of the DJs churning out the beats. This can be a tall order outside of internationally charged club-scene cities in the vein of Miami and New York. But head over to Jones Street in the Glenwood South district and step into Mosaic Wine et Lounge, and you’ll encounter a destination that’s been answering this call successfully for the last four years.
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Museum Shop at the N.C. Museum of History: Retail on Bicentennial Plaza
The next time you are around Raleigh’s downtown, stroll down Bicentennial Plaza and drop into the N.C. Museum of History for a little shopping – yes, shopping at the Museum Shop, that is. Located just off the lobby, the Museum Shop at the N.C. Museum of History features distinctive items reflecting North Carolina’s rich heritage with a mix of jewelry, pottery, collectibles, and thematic gifts.
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Raleigh Five Points: Four Must-Visit Spots
When it comes to local color and charm, the Raleigh Five Points neighborhood boasts quite a few of the city’s well-known and frequented establishments.
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The Holidays... Don't Take It Personally
I just returned from the Thanksgiving weekend with my family. And although I am nuts about them, during certain situations I needed to remind myself, "Don't take it personally."
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The Raleigh Trolley: A Leisurely Ride through the Present with an Insight into the Past
Do you know why Joel Lane is considered to be the "father of Raleigh"? Perhaps you didn’t realize that the city’s namesake, Sir Walter Raleigh, never set foot on the land that was to be named in his honor. These factoids and more are shared with a welcoming smile and good ol’ southern charm to eager listeners during the picturesque ride on the Raleigh Trolley, a shiny red replica coasting along downtown Raleigh’s city streets on Saturday afternoons.
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Sadlack's Heroes: A Raleigh hangout like no other
Considered a nightly staple by some, a midday sandwich lunch stop by others, it’s certainly a neighborhood watering hole with a fun live music scene for all. Professors, students, blue collar shifters, burgeoning musicians, fledgling artists and nearby dwellers all cross the Sadlack’s threshold and walk away with a story or two to tell.
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In Raleigh Theaters Now
More About Raleigh, North Carolina
aleigh have been the model for Brasilia? Who knows? But, the town was built solely to be a state capital, its site chosen due to location. Makes sense, but the location was near Isaac Hunter’s Tavern. You have to admit, in 1788, a legislator may have needed a refreshment after riding on horseback to town. These days, though, the city has more going on. There’s lots of retail shopping and grocery distribution to name a couple of obscure things. John Edwards is a Raleighite. So are Bill Cowher, David and Amy Sedaris, and Evan Rachel Wood, the actress.Get information on degree programs, masters degrees and online degrees at CampusExplorer.com
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Raleigh Facts and Places:
Newspapers are The News & Observer, The Raleigh Chronicle (online)
Raleigh Sports teams are North Carolina TIgers (USAFL),
Carolina Rollergirls (WFTDA), Carolina Hurricanes (NHL)
Local Schools are North Carolina State University , Wake Technical Community College
