[Note: Yelp changed this page and merged my review of the Town Commons into the Town Hall…read more Technically: Carrboro Commons at Carrboro Town Hall]. The a Carrboro Town Commons, a special event space that is home to the Farmers Market, is also home to summer time concerts. After having experienced two of these events this summer, I feel like I have a pretty good feel of what you're going to get. Tickets are usually reasonably priced for these VERY crowded shows ($20 range). No outside food/drinks for shows but empty water bottles allowed (I got in a sealed water bottle too FYI). Bags are checked at the entrance where you're allowed to bring blankets but no lawn chairs (security was not very "strict", I don't think it would be difficult to bring something small in). Out of the two shows I've seen, one was an afternoon to evening [2:30-8ish] and the other was a evening start time [6-9pm]. I preferred the day show versus the night show for a couple reasons. Lines in the day were very short since a lot of people showed up closer to the header band in the evening. Re-entry was allowed during the day show, but not for the night show. The day show was in general less crowded as a hole versus the night show. Either way, make sure you read the "rules" of the show before you attend, it could very well save you some time and money. Also, not that the venue is CASH ONLY. If there's an enormous line for a product that you're dying to purchase, go to the front of the line and confirm it will still be there after 30+ people go through [this could also save some disappointment]. Overall, Carrboro Town Commons makes for a great summer time venue. There's shade under the Farmer's Market coverings and they set up water misters for those super hot summer days. Grab a group of friends and enjoy a show together.

Nice place for early voting. It was a little confusing after walking in, but I headed to the left…read moreand the ballot area was there. The volunteers were super nice. Voting was quick and easy there. There was a lot of parking available too.

This is a beautiful community center located downtown Raleigh that offers so much to the community…read morethey serve. We frequent the center for the city of Raleigh's Girls basketball league practices. The gym here is beautiful and the facility is immaculately clean. The desk staff is pleasant and welcoming. There is a historical carousel that I am in love with here. It's a beautiful touch if you're having an event. This center features a plethora of options to throw an event for a rental cost. They offer a reception hall, studio, carousel house, 2 multi purpose rooms, the gymnasium, and fields. The center offers a beautiful view of the city skyline at night. The park on the property is gorgeous and has a wonderful playground as well as walking trails.

SO MUCH FUN!!! My son loved it and so did I. I just wish it wasn't so far from us! Definitely worth…read morea drive if you're gonna spend a day there.

I've always had great encounters at the zebulon office. Fast and attentive to my needs. Thank you…read moreall for great service.

So refreshing to have an efficient, friendly and helpful customer service representative! Such a…read moremore positive experience than expected or past experiences at the DMV. I needed to replace my license plate and was able to do so quickly.

This brief marker in south Raleigh is in front of the Dorothea Dix Hospital. It reads, "Authorized…read more1849, largely through work of Dorothea L. Dix, crusader for better care of the mentally ill. 500 yards southwest." Online, more information.... Dorothea Dix Hospital is a monument to the constant efforts of Dorothea Dix, who worked to accommodate the needs of the mentally ill within American society. Dix's proposal for a mental asylum in North Carolina took root after her success in establishing hospitals in other states, including Tennessee. The first patient arrived in February 1856 and by the beginning of the Civil War, there were 193 patients on the premises. Today, the hospital accommodates 682 patients and a staff of 1300. [Review 12192 overall, 1976 of 2019.]

E-Notary class was taken at the 6th annual e-Mortgage…read moreconference in the Queen City Charlotte NC. I passed my test to also be an E-Notary with flying colors . Very knowledgeable experience with great insight into what's to come for the notary and mortgage future. Aside from having my car stolen from while staying at the City Center Courtyard, I had a great time. The information was vital and the sponsors were gracious to have provided breakfast and dinner. I missed out on the karaoke & game night, but I hear a time was had. On Time Signing Unika B. & Co.

When I lived in Clayton, I came through here on multiple occasions. We always signed up for the…read moreannual Clayton 5K. Which is usually in May. I also signed up for a beginner's photography class, which was great. Pre-COVID they had other classes and fitness groups you could participate in. I'm not sure how that will change now. Either way, they made my experiences very easy.

I don't like to Raleigh around the police, and I'm not going to do that here…read more But, I have yet to have any serious problems with the Raleigh Police. I've been pulled over only once by these guys and nothing bad happened. So that was nice. Having said that I don't appreciate getting pulled over in the first place - especially when I didn't do anything wrong. But I'll give them a neutral rating since so far I've had overall neutral experiences with them.

If you're a spiritual person who just happens to be fed up with people using the Bible to oppress…read moregay folk, then you might just consider St. John's MCC your saving grace. I know that I do. The Metropolitan Community Churches denomination is known as one that originated for the LGBT community, but being a different-gender-loving (straight) woman who is a steadfast LGBT ally, I feel right at home in this church. There are special things happening at St. Johns -- lives are being transformed here all of the time. There is an 845am service that is more traditional in style, and the 11am service is contemporary worship. Ethnically, St, Johns is a beautiful mix of races and backgrounds. I was raised Roman Catholic, and I have gotten to know and understand more about the backgrounds of my fellow members who come from Baptist, Methodist, Pentecostal, Jehovah Witness, and other religious backgrounds. The sincerity with which the deacons, pastors, and friends at St. Johns pray for and with me/us is something that has completely transformed my outlook on christian spirituality. The place reeks of LOVE, and there is always someone willing to pray with you and guide you in a positive direction. Bible study group on Tuesday is always informational and inspirational. I can't say enough about how great this church is.