Things To Do in Raleigh
Between stops, hear eerie ghost stories and haunted legends that bring the city’s spooky past to life. Discover Raleigh’s haunted past in the most fun (and flavorful) way possible — with a Rydable beneath you! This one-of-a-kind experience blends the thrill of a ghost tour with the indulgence of a...
Explore Durham's vibrant cocktail scene on a delightful walking tour that combines craft spirits, delicious food pairings, and some great local stories. Over two hours, you'll visit three unique venues, starting at the renowned Conniption Lounge, where Durham's craft distilling journey began. Enjoy...
Durham is known for its vibrant arts scene, and our candle pouring workshop offers a unique way to tap into that creativity. Whether you’re a local or a visitor exploring the city, our workshops provide a perfect blend of fun, learning, and relaxation. It’s an ideal activity for anyone looking to...
This guide is hosted by a local historian who will provide you a unique perspective in the history of Raleigh. Our guide has worked as an exhibit creator, educator, and researcher for multiple local museums and historical organizations, and will provide an unmatched level of expertise. Guests will...
Explore the spooky side of Durham's history on this tour of the city's most haunted locations. From the disgraced sons of tobacco giants who continue to roam their old factories, to tales of tragic accidents whose victims still haunt the site of their end, and murder victims who stubbornly cling to...
This tour focuses on the history of some of the strangest and most disturbing stories of true crime in the history of Raleigh. It is hosted by a local historian and veteran of the museum industry, which allows us to weave these stories from Raleigh's dark history into what makes the tour so special.
Durham is a special site in the African American experience. The city served as a thriving hub of business and commerce, an economic refuge, and a symbol of progress. Visitors like W.E.B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington marveled at the city as a model for the black middle class, and it's no wonder...