#TRYON LITTLE THEATRE FREE#

Located on Hillsborough Street, the North Carolina State University’s Gregg Museum of Art and Design is free and open to the public. Next up is another great destination that often gets lost in the list of bigger museums here in Raleigh. Gregg Museum of Art and Design Gregg Museum of Art & Design, Raleigh, NC Parking is free for customers in a designated lot behind the restaurant. Reservations are recommended but not necessary. Just a short drive from the amphitheater, David’s Dumpling will take you from Rome to Pan-Asia in a matter of minutes! I like this place because the food is mind-blowingly good (for adults and kids) and the staff and space amazingly kid friendly! Our top three things to get off the menu include Malaysian Chicken Curry with Indian Roti, Lo Mein Egg Noodles, and of course the dumplings.

#TRYON LITTLE THEATRE MOVIE#

The peace and quiet are restorative, and it doesn’t hurt that it always smells like roses!īonus Tip: During summer evenings, they have an outdoor movie series that begs for a family picnic, so make sure to check out their calendar of events.ĭavid’s Dumpling and Noodle Bar David’s Dumpling & Noodle Bar, Raleigh, NCĪll that running around at Raleigh Little Theatre is sure to get you talking about lunch, and the place to get your fix is David’s Dumpling and Noodle Bar. Parents, this place is as much a treat for the adults as it is for the kids. The trip usually ends with several games of hide-and-seek in the beautiful rose garden behind. My kids usually start off by jumping around on the terraces and eventually making it to the open stage to act out all their fantasies of dragons, ninjas, and dancers. Most people don’t even know it exists! Right near the hustle and bustle of Cameron Village, this open-air theater, surrounded by lush trees and rose bushes, feels right out of a storybook! The Rose Garden, Raleigh Little Theater, Raleigh, NC It is one of those hidden gems in Raleigh that will most definitely take your breath away. Start your day by thanking the Romans for their love of entertainment at The Amphitheater and Rose Garden at Raleigh Little Theatre.

The Amphitheater The Amphitheater at Raleigh Little Theater, Raleigh, NC 1st Stop: Rose Garden + Amphitheater at the Raleigh Little TheatreĪmphitheater and Rose Garden at Raleigh Little Theatre.Best for: Families with children that want to run around and explore, (awesome for moody tweens and teens addicted to screens that need unstructured time outside).Themes: Family fun, wide-open spaces, nature, art, international foodie.What you’re wearing: Jeans and walking shoes.They are beautiful and fun even for parents! It also helps that admission to most of these places is usually free year-round!.Most of them have a robust calendar of events to keep us engaged whenever we visit.These are big open places that allow for kids to be free.We are yet to get bored with them mainly because of three reasons: My family and I have ventured on this adventure, in whole or in part, countless of times. Well, today, I have an itinerary that is slightly off the beaten path, but it still does a top-notch job of delivering fun for the whole family without the usual hassles of crowds and parking! So much so, that sometimes it’s precisely the abundance of options that makes it tricky to plan for a fun and relaxing day out.

Golfers who won the Closest-to-the-Pin challenge were Cleve Nichols, Karen Starbuck and Chris Pare.When it comes to family fun, Raleigh has a lot to offer. Second Place Low Net winners were Pete Gutowski, Chip Vogel, Craig Hardee and Ally Stanley Low Gross winners were Chip Boyle, Bob Hobart, Fred Guterman and Bob Rice, and Women’s Team winners were Rubi Jorgensen, Karen Starbuck, Cindy Esch and Diane Roemer. While no one was lucky enough to win the Putting Contest or score a Hole-in-One this year, a few skilled golfers came very close.Ĭongratulations to Carl Straw, Justin Kennedy, Dylan Lancaster and Jordan O’Rouke who were the overall Low Net Winners of the Steps to HOPE Tournament this year. On November 3, Steps to HOPE held its 20th Annual Golf Tournament, The Hope Golf Classic, at Links O’Tryon.The weather cooperated as nearly 120 golfers turned out to play in this very successful charity tournament.Įxcitement reached a new level this year with special 20th-anniversary additions, individual contest winners, team winners and door prizes for every golfer.

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