The Raleigh Guide
Arts & Culture
The Triangle has a creative community that runs deep: painters, musicians and makers working with their hands. Explore the galleries, studios, venues and performance spaces that give this place its character.
24 places
Hayti Heritage Center
Historic 1891 church turned home for Black arts and culture
Marbles Kids Museum
Hands-on play museum and IMAX theatre facing Moore Square
Artspace
Free gallery and working artist studios in downtown Raleigh
The Rialto Theater
Historic Five Points cinema since 1942
Room 861 at Goodnights
Goodnights' intimate showcase room
Goodnights Comedy Club
Raleigh's stand-up institution since 1983
Theatre in the Park
Raleigh institution since 1947
Burning Coal Theatre Company
Visceral live theatre in historic Oakwood
NC Opera
The Triangle's professional opera company
Raleigh Little Theatre
Community theatre since 1936
Theatre Raleigh
Professional theatre at its own arts center
Carolina Ballet
Raleigh's professional ballet company
Lincoln Theatre
Historic downtown hall for touring acts
North Carolina Symphony
The state's orchestra, founded 1932
Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts
Downtown Raleigh's flagship performing-arts campus
Lenovo Center
Major arena, formerly PNC Arena
Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
Southeast Raleigh's large summer amphitheater
Red Hat Amphitheater
Downtown's open-air summer concert bowl
Tin Roof
Glenwood South bar with nightly live music
Slim’s Downtown
Downtown's beloved dive and rock stage
Neptune’s Parlour
Basement bar and DJ den below Kings
Kings
Indie hub on West Martin Street
The Pour House Music Hall & Record Shop
Intimate club with an on-site record shop
The Ritz
Mid-size Midtown concert hall
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