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Raleigh, one of the nation's rapidly expanding cities, is evolving into a vibrant metropolis, and it's essential to stay updated on local happenings. That's where Raleigh Magazine plays a vital role in the Triangle community. We serve as an engaging and informative source, providing insights on everything from food and beverages to arts and entertainment, along with a good mix of news and features. We keep a close watch on the latest developments, ensuring you are aware of what’s happening in your city. Each month, we seek out captivating content that transforms into newsworthy stories, reflecting the dynamic changes in our community.

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Recent Raleigh, NC and National News to Know Now

1 week ago | raleighmag.com | Lauren Kruchten

WHAT’S HOTIt’s a dream come true…? Per N&O, the City of Raleigh and Live Nation are in talks to continue hosting a music festival at Dix Park following the fifth and final installment of Dreamville Fest—potentially under the same name. RDU is taking flight! Five airlines are introducing 14 new routes beginning April 11, including nonstop flights to Bermuda, Kansas City, Dallas, Detroit, Nassau and more.
Sip n’ Shop Program Launching at Village District

2 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Melissa Howsam

Starting April 9, at noon, you can now sip while you shop! Village District is rolling out its distinct Sip n’ Shop program, made possible through a Common Area Entertainment permit via the ABC Commission—so you can sip on bevs from any of eight participating tenants as you stroll about the designated portion of the District and pop in and out of stores (Note: unlike Raleigh’s Sip ‘n Stroll zones, you can’t cross public streets—so stick to the area anchored by Cantina 18, Sephora, Piccola,...
Best & Worst: Dreamville Festival 2025

2 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Lauren Kruchten

BESTWeatherThis year’s fest was definitely the warmest and sunniest, complete with a chill breeze and partly cloudy skies to provide some relief from the heat. Even nighttime temps didn’t fall below 70—a plus compared to previous years’ nippy evening weather (not having to carry around a jacket all day? Big win)—but rain did start to fall Sunday at the end of the night.
Dispose of Your Hard-to-Recycle Items Via The ReCollective

3 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Lauren Kruchten

When it comes to recycling, there’s no question about whether items like paper, cardboard, plastic and the like are recyclable. But when it comes to things like plastic film, Styrofoam, paint, batteries and light bulbs, confusion abounds over how you should dispose of them. Enter The ReCollective, the Triangle’s first hard-to-recycle pickup service.
Where to Find Cheap(er) Eats Around Raleigh

3 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Elliott Harrell

Feeling the pinch of higher prices but still want to eat good in the neighborhood? Ball out on a budget with this curated series of local cheap eats—find breakfast for under $10, lunch under $15 and dinner under $20. Breakfast: ~$10JuicekeysWhile a regular smoothie at this locally owned and family-run juice bar runs for $12, the oopskeys smoothie (aka a “we made too much” bev) will only set you back $6. The key to great health and the key to our wallet.
CBD and THC Beverages Are All the Buzz in Raleigh

4 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Lauren Kruchten

Gone are the days when conversations around THC, CBD and hemp—even marijuana—are murmured in a whisper. Now, at almost any Raleigh bar, bottle shop, brewery or restaurant, you’ll find a hemp-derived bev (key word: hemp, which is legal in NC). While THC and CBD drinks aren’t new, they’ve exploded in popularity over the last year-plus, with a bevy of local businesses either brewing their own or adding multiple ops to their menus. And, no, this isn’t just a Dry January remnant.
How RPD Is Cracking Down on Car Theft

4 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Melissa Howsam

Gone in 60 Seconds: It’s not just a famous heist flick, it’s a reality playing out on Raleigh streets—and nationwide. And it’s precisely what the Raleigh Police Department Auto Theft Task Force is designed to solve. 2021Up 10.2%1,1302022Up 13.4%1,2812023Up 57.8%2,0222024Up 20.7%2,4402025 (Jan./Feb.)362Mobilized in June, the task force has already seen measured success—so much that the new police chief plans to make the team permanent, says Lieutenant JC Black, who heads up the special unit.
Stellar Restaurant Opening in High Park Village in Five Points

4 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Elliott Harrell

High Park Village in Five Points already has a star-studded lineup stacked with standouts like Timber Pizza Co., Seaboard Wine and J. Betski’s—but there’s a new spot poised to hang the moon. Enter Stellar, a concept by local Mandy Tamplin set to bow this month in the former Taste location. No stranger to restaurants or Raleigh, Tamplin spent nearly 20 years as a wine rep around town before leaving and eventually opening a wine bar in Portsmouth, Virginia, with the same moniker as this new spot.
NC State Fairgrounds Food Hall Opening Next Year

4 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Lauren Kruchten

Let’s be real—the NC State Fair is basically a food festival in disguise. And, soon, you won’t have to wait until October to venture to the grounds for some good eats and drinks. Expected to break ground this summer with a slated opening ahead of the 2026 Fair is Midway Event Center, a two-tiered food hall with a full bar—plus indoor/outdoor seating.
Is Buying Chickens Worth It in the Wake of Increased Egg Prices?

4 weeks ago | raleighmag.com | Elliott Harrell

Egg prices are cracking records—period. Thanks to widespread bird flu, the January U.S. average dozen price of $4.95 appeared to have just been the appetizer, as the price jumped yet again in February, setting a new record of $5.90/dozen. And the U.S. Department of Agriculture expects prices to soar another 41% this year. The outbreak is affecting local businesses as well, with restaurants forced to up the cost of breakfast, brunch and other egg-heavy items.