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Events checked Thursday, October 29.
This week in Cary
All 187 events →3:30 AMCalifornia Golden Bears at NC State Wolfpack FootballCarter-Finley Stadium, North Carolina State University, Raleigh
The California Golden Bears travel cross-country to face the NC State Wolfpack in a late-season showdown at Carter-Finley Stadium at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. Contrasting styles on the field and the excitement of a Halloween weekend backdrop set the tone for a spirited college football atmosphere.
4600 Trinity Road, Raleigh
8 AMWWFM Costume PartyIndian Creek Trailhead, Morrisville
Get into the spooky spirit at a market held ahead of Halloween by wearing your wickedest costume and enjoying free trick-or-treating among the vendors. Candy is tucked away for those who show some holiday cheer, revealed when the three magic words are spoken. This is the only time unhealthy treats are being handed out.
101 Town Hall Dr, Morrisville
8 AMFall Classic Car Cruise-InMajestic Solutions, Raleigh
Classic rides and restomods gather at Majestic Solutions for a relaxed cruise-in with coffee and donuts. Raleigh Speed Shop will showcase a selection of their classics and restomods, and participants may display their own vehicles. Look for complimentary swag and opportunities to win prizes from Majestic Solutions, along with Halloween treats for kids. The store will be open so guests can pick up car care supplies during the event. Open to all vehicles and enthusiasts, this community meet-up highlights a variety of vehicles, fellow enthusiasts, and the spirit of the season.
3907 New Bern Ave, Raleigh
8 AMMidtown Farmers MarketThe Commons at North Hills, Raleigh
At the North Hills Farmers Market in Raleigh, shoppers can find 100% Wagyu beef and Berkshire pork raised in North Carolina. Perfect for weekend barbecues, game day menus, or simply picking up something special.
4191 Main at North Hills St, Raleigh
8 AMAmberly Sugar RushAmberly Clubhouse, Cary
Amberly organizes a neighborhood run each year to support a local nonprofit, and this Sugar Rush 5 Mile benefits Special Olympics NC. The event includes an in person race and a virtual option, and it is part of the Fit & Able Free for All Race Series. Participants in the five mile distance who complete registration by the stated deadline receive a T shirt and a finisher gift.
1075 Residents Club Dr, Cary
9 AMAgri Supply's Farm SwapAgri Supply, Garner
Agri Supply in Garner, North Carolina hosts a community farm swap for farmers and homesteaders, held outdoors in the store’s parking lot. The event spotlights small local farmers and business owners, creating a place to bring farm animals, set up a space, connect with others and find new homes for livestock. Expect a range of animals available to trade or buy, including chickens, roosters, sheep, turkeys, pigs, quail, goats and hatching eggs, with animals kept healthy and safely caged. Sales of dogs or cats are not permitted. Beyond animals, local producers will offer fresh plants, fruits and other crops, plus homemade goods such as eggs, sourdough and canning. Several food trucks will be on site with a variety of meal options. Free parking is available in the Agri Supply parking lot, and plans may shift based on weather. Vendor spots are free of charge. To participate as a vendor, contact the Garner store to speak with the event coordinator or a manager and await selection and confirmation. If additional participation dates open, the team will reach out directly, and questions can be directed to Agri Supply.
407 US Highway 70 E, Garner
9 AMHBOT4Heroes' 2nd Annual Run 4 Their Lives 5KAmerican Tobacco Trail White Oak Church, Apex
HBOT4Heroes’ Run 4 Their Lives 5K is a superhero themed charity run and walk that brings together families and supporters to raise critical funds for life saving Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for veterans and others living with traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress. The event welcomes everyone, including runners, walkers, rollers, and strollers, with an emphasis on inclusive participation and community spirit. Participants can dedicate their miles to a personal hero at the Cape Dedication Station and honor or remember loved ones with Tribute Trail signs displayed along the course. Costumes and superhero flair are encouraged, keeping the focus on hope, strength, and healing. The experience centers on moving forward together so no one has to face the darkness alone.
1305 White Oak Church Rd, Apex
9 AMDay of the Dead 5k & Street FestivalCentro, Raleigh
The 14th annual Day of the Dead 5K & Street Festival brings a vibrant celebration of culture and community to downtown Raleigh while supporting the Fox Road Boys & Girls Club, formerly Brentwood Boys & Girls Club. The morning begins at Centro with a run that winds through historic Oakwood Cemetery. After crossing the finish, participants can celebrate together, and those 21 and older receive a beer on the house from Trophy Brewing. The festivities continue with a no-cost street festival featuring local vendors with crafts, baked goods, clothing, ceramics, and more, plus bites from Centro and food trucks, music, traditional dancers, and activities for families. Two Día de los Muertos altars offer space to honor loved ones, and a lively dance-off costume contest welcomes all ages. Whether running, browsing, or soaking up the atmosphere, this long-standing Raleigh tradition offers something for everyone.
106 S Wilmington St, Raleigh