The 8th annual BEYOND: The Cary Film Festival returns this September! Held in the heart of downtown Cary, the festival features an amazing lineup of short films, engaging workshops and panels, and a special live table read. Whether you're a filmmaker or a film lover, BEYOND is a place to come together, share stories, and celebrate the art of filmmaking.
Need a break from your day? Come unwind in the park with live music during lunch! This week we're featuring Kyle Mullins, a talented local musician who's been making waves since he picked up his first guitar at 14. Kyle brings that perfect mix of country storytelling and bluesy soul, covering everything from classic rock hits to those beloved 70s and 80s tracks that'll have you humming along. His voice has this rich, bluesy quality that's absolutely captivating.
Yonder Mountain String Band with Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country & Railroad Earth
Carolina Circus Festival September 13 | 3 – 9:30 p.m.
Downtown Cary Park
The Carolina Circus Festival is coming to the Park! Sponsored by Downtown Cary Park and Cary Magazine, this free, all-ages festival promises a full day of circus wonder — featuring jaw-dropping aerial acrobatics, fire & LED shows, hands-on workshops, delicious food trucks, a vibrant arts market, and fun activities for all. Get ready to be dazzled by this year’s enchanting Magic and Mystery theme!
Concert Corner
Grown Folk Funk and Classic R&B- featuring Daye'ly Melodies Band
Saturday, Sept 6, 7:30 p.m. | The Cary Arts Center
Step into a night of pure soul and timeless funk as Bertha Poteat-Young and the Daye’ly Melodies Band light up the stage with the ultimate tribute to Classic R&B and Old-School Funk from the '70s, ‘80s, and '90s! This is a party with a purpose, as a portion of ticket sales will support Melodies 4 Healing, a North Carolina-based charitable nonprofit. Get tickets through Etix and the Cary Box Office now for an affordable good time. Visit our webpage for concert details.
Kyshona lends her voice and music to those who feel silenced, forgotten, or alone. A former music therapist, she began writing songs alongside the students and inmates she served, eventually finding her own voice and a home in Nashville’s vibrant songwriting community. Today, she blends her powerful performances with a deep commitment to healing through her organization, Your Song. Join us for a moving live performance that bridges music and meaning.
Laurie Berkner Live Koka Kids Concert Presented by WakeMed Sunday, September 14, 3 p.m. Koka Booth Amphitheatre Pack your picnics and get ready to sing and dance with the “queen of kids music” at Laurie’s “Greatest Hits” solo show. Kids should plan to bring their dancing shoes and a stuffed animal (for their heads)!
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