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There’s lots to do in June across the Triangle, including Juneteenth and Pride events, Durham Bulls baseball, markets galore, outdoor movies and concerts and more.<\/p>\n
June 2: Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Final<\/a> – The Stanley Cup Final starts in Raleigh. See the schedule here.<\/a>\u00a0Go Canes!<\/p>\n June 2: MGK: Lost Americana Tour<\/a> – Former known as\u00a0Machine Gun Kelly, the rapper comes to Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek.<\/p>\n June 2: Pints & Pups<\/a> – This adoption event is held monthly on the first Tuesday at Ponysaurus Brewing Co. in Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 2-7: Durham Bulls Homestand<\/a> – See the Bulls play against Charlotte. This homestand features Pride Night (June 4), Champ the Bat Dog (June 6) and Kids Run the Bases (June 7).<\/p>\n June 2-7 and June 9-14: Hamilton at DPAC<\/a> – See the Broadway show in Durham.<\/p>\n June 3: Summer Music Series: Bounce Party Band<\/a> – Bring a blanket or chairs for this outdoor show at Waverly Place.<\/p>\n June 3: Taylor Swift Trivia Night<\/a> – The event starts at 6:30 p.m. at Southern Peak Brewery in Apex.<\/p>\n June 3-21: Dear Evan Hansen<\/a> –\u00a0Dear Evan Hansen tells the story of a high school senior struggling to belong in a world that feels overwhelming. The event is held at Theatre Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 4: Sam Barber<\/a> –\u00a0The American Route tour with Taylon Wyatt and Wild Horses comes to Red Hat.<\/p>\n June 4: Live After 5<\/a> – This free concert in Moore Square features\u00a0country-meets-indie rock artist River Shook between 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.<\/p>\n June 4: Pride Stories in Apex<\/a> – Crafts, sweet treats and pop-ups at the Hunter Street Park.<\/p>\n June 5: Dave Matthews Band<\/a> – The band\u00a0comes to Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek.<\/p>\n June 5: Morrisville Pride Celebration<\/a> –\u00a0Morrisville’s Music in the Park series will host a special concert to celebrate Pride at 101 Town Hall Drive.<\/p>\n June 5: NC Symphony’s Swan Lake Selections<\/a> – See the show at Koka Booth in Cary.<\/p>\n June 5: Pride Month Kick-Off Party<\/a> – This free block party in Raleigh’s warehouse district is part of First Friday. There will be food and drinks, bingo, free Pride portraits and more.<\/p>\n June 5: Movie Night: Back to the Future<\/a> – See the movie at the Downtown Cary Park.<\/p>\n June 5: Pints + Puppies<\/a> – The adoption event takes place at Southern Peak Brewery in Apex.<\/p>\n June 5-6: Triangle Gay Men’s Chorus presents Every Voice Matters<\/a> – Celebrate Pride month with these shows in Raleigh (June 5) and Durham (June 6).<\/p>\n June 6: Khalid<\/a> – The It\u2019s Always Summer Somewhere tour with special guest Lauv comes to Red Hat.<\/p>\n June 6: Pride Fest and Drag Show<\/a> –\u00a0There will be a drag show in the courtyard at Raleigh Iron Works hosted by Urban Pothos. Ticket sales are donated to\u00a0the LGBT Center of Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 6: Raleigh’s International Food Festival<\/a> –\u00a0Experience global food and flavors from 50+ countries from the community plus enjoy vibrant folkloric performances and global music.<\/p>\n June 6: NC Symphony’s A Space Spectacular<\/a> – The music of Star Wars and more at Koka Booth.<\/p>\n June 6: Square to Square Street Fest<\/a> – A free day of family fun in downtown Clayton.<\/p>\n June 6: Geek and Grub Market: Supernatural Edition<\/a>\u00a0–\u00a0Celebrate all things spooky and unexplained at this market at LeRoy Martin Magnet Middle School.<\/p>\n June 6: The Market at NCMA<\/a> –\u00a0Browse the galleries, enjoy the museum park, and shop local.<\/p>\n June 6: The Glow Market<\/a> – Pourworks in Raleigh has a market with local makers, vintage finds, live music, food trucks, drinks, and interactive experiences for all ages.<\/p>\n June 7: The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers<\/a> – The Southern Hospitality Tour stops in Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 7: Puppy Yoga at Crank Arm<\/a> –\u00a0This event is $35 and covers your yoga class, some puppy love and a $20 donation to the Blazin\u2019 Trails Bottle Babies rescue for orphaned newborn puppies.<\/p>\n June 10: Kesha<\/a> – Kesha brings her Freedom tour to Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 10: Lauren Daigle<\/a> – See the Christian music singer and songwriter live in concert.<\/p>\n June 11: Ashanti & Friends<\/a> – The Ladies Night Out show is at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.<\/p>\n June 12: Museum Movie Night: The Goonies<\/a> – The NC Museum of Natural Sciences has a special screening of the 80s adventure classic.<\/p>\n June 12: NC Symphony’s Patriotic Pops<\/a> –\u00a0See the show at Koka Booth in Cary.<\/p>\n June 12: Movie Night: Wicked (For Good)<\/a> – See the movie outdoors at the Downtown Cary Park.<\/p>\n June 12: Friday Family Flicks: Smurfs<\/a> – See the movie on the lawn at the Garner Recreation Center. There will also be crafts and food trucks.<\/p>\n June 12: World Cup Watch Party<\/a> – Watch as the U.S. kicks off June 12-14: Villian Arts Tattoo Festival<\/a> – The tattoo festival comes to Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 13: The Market at Raleigh Iron Works<\/a> –\u00a0This event features a new selection of local makers every month and live music.<\/p>\n June 13: Knightdale African-American Fest<\/a> – Enjoy a full lineup, including line dancing, singing, and spoken word plus savory delicious foods and local vendors.<\/p>\n June 13: Clayton’s Juneteenth Celebration<\/a> – A vendor fair, stage production, speaker and more. Events run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.\u00a0<\/p>\n June 13: Holly Springs Juneteenth Celebration<\/a> –\u00a0Local artisan and food vendors, a free kids zone with inflatables and yard games and live music and performances.<\/p>\n June 13: NCMA Loves Anime Bazaar<\/a> – A day full of anime vendors, food, and music before a screening of Mamoru Hosoda\u2019s feature film Summer Wars.<\/p>\n June 13: NC Symphony’s Under the Sea<\/a>\u00a0–\u00a0See the show at Koka Booth in Cary.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n June 13: Hardy<\/a> – The Country! Country! tour stops in Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 13: R&B Soul Session<\/a> – An unforgettable night of classic R&B in Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 13:\u00a0Car\u00edn Le\u00f3n<\/a> – The De Sonora Para El Mundo tour is at Lenovo Center.<\/p>\n June 13: Summer Suds<\/a> –\u00a0A Morrisville celebration of summer featuring bubbles, a foam party, popsicles and family-friendly fun for all ages. <\/p>\n June 13: Teacher Comedy Night<\/a> –\u00a0See the Unteachables, a group of stand-up comedians who just happened to fall backwards into educating America\u2019s youth, at Goodnights.<\/p>\n June 13: Cary’s Pride in the Park<\/a> – Crafts for kids, a night market, food, drinks and silent disco at the Downtown Cary Park.<\/p>\n June 14: Pride on the Patio<\/a> – Boxcar’s patio turns into a Barbie dream house beach party with queens, cocktails and glitter.\u00a0<\/p>\n June 14: Raleigh Underground Market<\/a> –\u00a050+ local vendors, food trucks, beer\/wine and more at Midtown Park at North Hills.<\/p>\n June 16-21: Durham Bulls Homestand<\/a> – The Bulls take on the Jumbo Shrimp. This DBAP homestand features Dollar Dogs (June 18), African American Heritage Night (June 19), Miracle League Night (June 20) and more.<\/p>\n June 17: Evanescence<\/a> – The group brings their world tour to Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 18: Cooldown for a Cure<\/a> – Crafts and free frozen treats at Chavis Park in Raleigh with the Type 1 Diabetes team.<\/p>\n June 18-20: Jill Scott<\/a> – The singer brings her To Whom This May Concern tour to DPAC.<\/p>\n June 19: George Lopez<\/a> – The comedian and actor is at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.<\/p>\n June 19: Garrison Keillor<\/a> – The\u00a0author, singer, humorist, voice actor and radio personality is at Meymandi Concert Hall.<\/p>\n June 19: Juneteenth: A Chavis Celebration<\/a> –\u00a0The daytime features waterslides, water games, arts and crafts, a live DJ, vendor booths, wellness screenings, a splash pad, and food trucks. The celebration continues into the evening with live music and performances, additional DJ sets, interactive activities, face painting, inflatables and more.<\/p>\n June 19: Celebrate Juneteenth at Marbles<\/a> –\u00a0 Participate in outdoor, all-day play with local artists, storytimes, vendor market curated by\u00a0Taste of Black, food trucks, games, music and more!\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n June 20: Juneteenth in Durham<\/a> – Lakewood Shopping Center is host to the\u00a0The Coco Drip and Black Farmers’ Market, but Durham hosts Juneteenth events all month long<\/a>.<\/p>\n June 20: Cary’s Juneteenth Celebration<\/a> –\u00a0Enjoy delicious bites from food trucks and explore vibrant vendors to celebrate culture, community and the power of dance.<\/p>\n June 20: Apex’s Juneteenth<\/a> – Live music and entertainment, food vendors and shopping at Town Hall Campus.<\/p>\n June 20: Raleigh Twilight Market<\/a> –\u00a0Monthly night market series featuring 30+ local vendors, live DJ, performances and more!<\/p>\n June 20: Fenton Maker’s Market<\/a> – Live music, food trucks and local shopping from a new selection of vendors in Cary.<\/p>\n June 20:\u00a0Capital City Juneteenth Celebration<\/a> –\u00a0Enjoy an afternoon of entertainment, family activities, vendors, and food at Dix Park.<\/p>\n June 20: Raleigh Food Truck Rodeo<\/a> – 50+ food trucks in downtown Raleigh.<\/p>\n June 20: Hank Williams Sr.<\/a> – See the show at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek.<\/p>\n June 20: NC Symphony’s Mozart by Moonlight<\/a> –\u00a0See the show at Koka Booth in Cary.<\/p>\n June 20: Juneteenth Grand Cookout<\/a> – Live music, food trucks, games and Black-owned vendors at the State Fairgrounds.<\/p>\n June 20-21: Carolina Kitty Con<\/a> –\u00a0The Southeast\u2019s newest celebration of all things feline: a two-day festival blending pop culture, rescue advocacy, education and entertainment at the State Fairgrounds.<\/p>\n June 21: Geek & Grub Market: Gaming edition<\/a> – The market will be held at the Durham Armory.<\/p>\n June 25: “It’s Not You. It’s Me: Chicago” Film Screening<\/a> – Celebrate Pride Month with an exclusive screening of\u00a0\u201cIt\u2019s Not You. It\u2019s Me: Chicago\u201d at Raleigh Little Theatre. The docuseries explores queer dating, relationships, vulnerability and mental health.<\/p>\n June 26: NC Symphony’s Classics Under the Stars<\/a> –\u00a0See the show at Koka Booth in Cary.<\/p>\n June 26: Emo Night at The Ritz<\/a> – The show starts at 8 p.m.<\/p>\n June 26-27: Out! Raleigh<\/a> – Celebrate Pride Month on Fayetteville Street in Raleigh with performances, vendors, food and more.<\/p>\n June 26-27: Goose<\/a> – The rock band plays Red Hat.<\/p>\n June 27: It Takes a Village<\/a> – A free support and networking event for families at Fred Fletcher Park with food, crafts, vendors and giveaways.<\/p>\n June 27: Happy Birthday America Party<\/a> – Marbles hosts a\u00a0free, family-friendly celebration of America\u2019s 250th birthday with live performances, toe-tapping music, creative art activities and games for all ages.<\/p>\n June 27: NC Symphony’s The Music of Billy Joel<\/a> –\u00a0See the show at Koka Booth in Cary.<\/p>\nJune 8-14<\/h2>\n
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