Attend the monthly town council meeting at 6:30pm.

If interested: https://thecarytheater.com/whatshappeningposts/eurocult-cinema/

Western European films produced between the 1960s and 1990s!

Get ready for a wild ride through the strange world of Eurocult cinema! Each screening will feature an introduction and post-film discussion by guest host and cult film historian Dr. Will Dodson, pop-up shops with 4K and Blu-ray editions of the films, and more. 

Cemetery Man (Rated R)

Watch the YouTube Trailer

It’s been called “stylish and gruesome” (Washington Post), “grotesque and touching” (AV Club) and “an experience unlike any other” (Bloody Disgusting). Now this magnum opus by director Michele Soavi ― “the best Italian horror film of the ‘90s” (Fangoria) ― can be experienced fully restored in 4K for the very first time: Rupert Everett stars as cemetery watchman Francesco Dellamorte, tasked with dispatching the recently deceased when they rise from their graves. But when he falls in love with a beautiful young widow (Anna Falchi), will his resurrected lust for life become greater than his bond with death? François Hadji-Lazaro (THE CITY OF LOST CHILDREN) co-stars in the finest erotic romantic existential black comedy zombie gorefest of our time.

If interested: https://downtowncarypark.com/things-to-do/calendar/w_carylive-delta-rae

To help keep the Great Lawn safe, comfortable, and enjoyable for everyone, please review our guidelines below before arriving.

Elevate your evenings with the vibrant rhythm of CaryLive! Join us at Downtown Cary Park for a captivating concert series, where the stage is set for memorable musical moments. Free and open to the public, this enchanting experience welcomes all to come together, enjoy the rhythms, and bask in the beauty of community and music under the stars.

Six-piece band Delta Rae hails from Durham, NC. Liz Hopkins and Brittany Holljes front the robust group with sultry harmonies rounded out by Holljes’ brothers Eric (vocals, piano) and Ian (vocals, guitar) as well as Mike McKee (drums) and Grant Emerson (bass).

The band chose their moniker from a mythical story the Holljes siblings’ mother wrote about a Southern girl of the same name who summons the Greek gods to earth.

Headlining over 100 shows each year and a regular on the festival circuit since forming in 2009, Delta Rae’s larger-than-life performances have earned coveted spots at Bonnaroo, Tortuga Music Festival, Austin City Limits, Hangout Fest, VOODOO and Lollapalooza.

They have received national attention with features in NPR, Washington Post and New York Times in addition to multiple late night performances and inclusion in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list.

The Raleigh International Folk Dancers are a group of people who are dedicated to learning and promoting dances from different cultures around the world. They meet every Friday, 6:30 to 10pm, at Glen Eden Pilot Park, 1500 Glen Eden Drive.

If interested: https://www.carync.gov/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/26625/199

Adam Cooley: Boro Land: Floating Worlds
Cary Arts Center Gallery
Friday, July 31 | 6-8 p.m.

Artist Min Zhong ZC
Cary Arts Center Principal’s Hall
Friday, July 31 | 6-8 p.m.

Cynthia K Aldrich: Femininity Revered
Cary Arts Center Display Cases
Friday, July 31 | 6-8 p.m.

Cary Art Loop’s signature event is the Final Fridays Art Crawl held on the last Friday of each month from 6-9pm. Final Friday events are hosted by businesses and galleries on a monthly basis. Large crowds of art appreciators enjoy original art in our local art galleries, live music and many other exciting must see & do activities.

If interested: https://downtowncarypark.com/things-to-do/calendar/w_carylive-suitcase-junket

To help keep the Great Lawn safe, comfortable, and enjoyable for everyone, please review our guidelines below before arriving.

Elevate your evenings with the vibrant rhythm of CaryLive! Join us at Downtown Cary Park for a captivating concert series, where the stage is set for memorable musical moments. Free and open to the public, this enchanting experience welcomes all to come together, enjoy the rhythms, and bask in the beauty of community and music under the stars.

Matt Lorenz’s vision, manifest in The Suitcase Junket, developed in the tension between the grand and the solitary. Grand in its imagery, sound, and staging. Solitary in its thrift and self-reliance. What instruments he requires, Lorenz builds from scratch and salvage. What parts five players would perform, he performs alone. The spectacle of his one-man set bears constant comparison to legends of showmanship, brilliance, madness, and invention.

While audiences are captivated by his solitary form and the show itself, Lorenz, who homesteads in rural Western Massachusetts, is most serious about the songs. He has been building a catalog, writing a world into existence. Solitary on stage and on the road, his mind is crowded with characters, narratives, voices, imagery, sounds as wide and varied as mountain throat singers and roadhouse juke boxes, plus newsreels of the planet’s destruction and salvage. With this 2020 release, The End is New, Lorenz’s grand vision for the song overrides the how of it.

Growing up in Cavendish, Vermont, Matt Lorenz began playing piano at age five, and later took up violin, saxophone, and guitar. During his years at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, he studied music and adaptive instrument design, a pursuit that included building a prototype for a drummer who couldn’t use their legs, where they’d be able to play the bass drum and hi-hat through a system of pulleys. After college, he headed to Europe on a $150 plane ticket, ran out of money in Barcelona, and spent a year playing music in the streets. “That’s where I learned how to sing loud, which got me figuring out what my voice could do,” Lorenz notes. Once he’d returned to Amherst, he formed the band Rusty Belle with his sister Kate and, several years later, started The Suitcase Junket with the aid of a guitar he’d found in a dumpster. ‘The Suitcase Junket’ is a nod to Lorenz’s longtime love of collecting old suitcases, including an antique that he’s refurbished into a bass drum, and to a secondary definition of junket, i.e. “a pleasure excursion.”

The Raleigh International Folk Dancers are a group of people who are dedicated to learning and promoting dances from different cultures around the world. They meet every Friday, 6:30 to 10pm, at Glen Eden Pilot Park, 1500 Glen Eden Drive.

Attend the regular Cary Town Council meeting! Agenda

available here.

Catch the action at Transfer Co. Food Hall, where select

men's soccer matches with Raleigh Sister City partners will

be streaming live in the Food Hall with drink specials and

watch-party energy. Join fellow fans for the World Cup

Final in a lively, social setting. Presented in partnership

with Raleigh Sister Cities, this series brings global soccer

spirit to downtown Raleigh. Register here.

Irish music jam at Moon Dog Meadery, 3 to 5pm.

If interested: https://www.carync.gov/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/26623/199

This special series of events will feature Master Kalamkari Artist A. Thilak Reddy, a globally recognized artist whose work bridges tradition and contemporary expression. During his visit, Leela Foundation will host a series of free public talks, artist meet-and-greet, and immersive workshops, providing a rare opportunity for our community to learn directly from a master practitioner. Master Strokes offers a rare opportunity to experience this rich textile-based art form up close.

For more information: https://www.leela-foundation.org/post/master-strokes-kalamkari-artist

If interested: https://ncsymphony.org/events/26sf10-sidecar-social-club/

Sidecar Social Club soars through numerous genres effortlessly as their energetic set takes you from speakeasy jazz to cabarets. Move to the sounds of Latin American dance halls, the big band era, and soulful R&B.

The orchestra will not be performing at this concert.