There’s a free classical concert coming up this Saturday for all of you looking for a cheap or free date in the Raleigh / Durham area.
The event will be called Hopscotch and will occur from September 9th-11th in multiple indoor music venues in Downtown Raleigh as well as a big “main stage” presence in City Plaza on Fayetteville Street. .
A free concert festival is coming up for in Raleigh called Hopscotch.
The event will be called Hopscotch and will occur from September 9th-11th in multiple indoor music venues in Downtown Raleigh as well as a big “main stage” presence in City Plaza on Fayetteville Street. .
Over the past 5-10 years music festivals have become very widespread throughout the country, most of which are outside on some large vacant land. Hopscotch will be different. It will be urban and celebrate Raleigh as an emerging metropolis and a center of musical buzz. The shift towards Raleigh as the center of this buzz seems to be solidified by the Indy’s choice to hold the fest in downtown. That or the fact that Raleigh as a metropolis will bring in more attendants.
If you and/or your date is a history buff then you should mark your calendars for Saturday the 27th when the Raleigh City Museum will be hosting a lecture entitled The Life of the Enslaved in North Carolina.
Explore the institution of slavery with the Raleigh City Museum on Saturday, February 27, at 2:00p.m. with Dr. Harry Watson of UNC Chapel Hill. The Life of the Enslaved in North Carolina will examine the foundation and geography of slavery during the antebellum period. In addition to the work and life cycle of the enslaved, Dr. Watson will also discuss the culture of the enslaved including family life, community, music, and religion. His program will shed light on the inhumanity of slavery, as well as the resilience and creative resistance of the enslaved. This program is appropriate for teens and adults. Admission is free. Call (919)832-3775 to reserve your space or come by the day of the program.
When the football games are over and the family has all dwindled away then you can get back into your dating routine. Now if you’re dollars are all tied up in gifts at the moment then you’ve come to the right place, because we’ve found another FREE date idea for the holiday season.
At the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences there will be the Governor’s Tree Lighting Ceremony to put you and your date in the yuletide spirit.
WHEN: December 10, 2009 5-7 PM
WHERE: 415 South Madison Street Whiteville, NC 28472
COST: FREE.
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If you’re in need of a creative date idea for your singles life these days, and especially if you’re looking for something free (maybe because you’re unemployed) then look no further frugal daters because we’ve found another fun date for the people of North Carolina. The annual Wake Forest christmas tree lighting is about to happen and so you can ring in the season without looking like scrooge, but still saving like him. Even if you stop first to buy a few cups of hot chocolate you’re still going to come out less then $10 on this one.
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Here’s another chance to break out of the box with an open mic night at the Royal Bean Coffee house. If you’re especially brave you can step up to the mic and read one of your works to the crowd.
Date: Thursday August 6th, 2009
Time: 7pm
Location: 3801 Hillsborough St.
Contact #: 919.834.2326 (bean)
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