Art museum with a permanent collection spanning 5,000 years, traveling exhibitions, a monumental park, and an amphitheater.
Modern dance performance Of Love, inspired by 18th-century Italian arias, followed by a conversation with the dancers and company members.
Exhibition showcasing treasures from the Kingdom of Kush, with interactive experiences and digital archaeology.
A bite-size tour experience at the North Carolina Museum of Art where a docent guides visitors through about three works of art for 30 minutes.
Lecture series by Kris Door on Egyptian and Nubian art and artifacts, presented in partnership with OLLI at Duke.
A story time session with an artful twist for young children, connecting children's books with original works of art.
Author evening with Molly Irani, co-founder of Chai Pani, in conversation with moderator Ayn-Monique Klahre, followed by Indian small plates and book signing.
A night for educators to connect with their community, enjoy refreshments, and learn about NCMA programs and resources.
A guided public tour of The People's Collection at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
Caroline Rocheleau, Nubiologist and Curator of Ancient Collections, shares memories from her excavations in Nubia and her encounter with King Taharqa, tied to the museum's 'Ancient Nubia' exhibition.
The 30th American Indian Heritage Celebration, a community event highlighting the traditional and contemporary artistic, historical and cultural contributions of North Carolina's American Indian communities.
A chamber music recital featuring cellist Tommy Mesa and pianist Olga Kern as part of Chamber Music Raleigh's Sights & Sounds series.
Member-only preview day to see the 'Ancient Nubia: Excavating Treasures of the Nile' exhibition before it opens to the public.
Opening lecture with Nubiologists Caroline Rocheleau and Geoff Emberling on their work at sites in Sudan, with a reception.
A 50-minute guided walk through the People's Collection, the museum's permanent exhibition spanning over 5,000 years of art and culture, led by volunteer docents.
An evening of art, music and creativity with live screen printing, a DJ set and a guided tour of the Ancient Nubia exhibition.
The internationally acclaimed Phaeton Piano Trio performs chamber music by Schubert, Beethoven and Saint-Saëns at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
10th & Terrace at Residence Inn Raleigh Downtown
616 S Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC 27601, United States
321 Coffee - NC State Centennial
930 Main Campus Dr #151, Raleigh, NC 27606
African American Cultural Center
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
2116-D New Bern Ave, Raleigh, NC 27610
Alley next to DICED Salads, Wraps & Bowls
121 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC 27601
