705 Willard Street, Durham, NC 27701 Map
An open-air, free family friendly event showcasing Durham’s creativity. Featuring local Triangle area artisans, live music, food and drinks.
The Durham Night Market is brought to you by the founders of the Raleigh Night Market. The night market showcases Durham’s creativity outside at American Tobacco Campus. The night market will be filled with live music and entertainment, local Triangle area artisans, food and drinks.
June Vendors:
What She’s Wearing
Schneider’s Baking Company
Bead Borough
Impulsive Creativity
Calile’s Creations
Wild Earth
Earth and Iron Pottery
Christina Britt Studio
Little L Designs
Unleashed, the Dog & Cat Store
Gotta Be Penelopes, LLC
Oberweis Dairy
dMarie Designs
Wood Bear Design
Dainty Clay Creations
Solid Roots
Botanist & Barrel
Da Kine's Kava
CJ Monet Art
Uff Da Cfrafts
K+S Design Co.
Fresh Home + Gift
Oak City Hot Sauce Co
Poetry Fox
Flip Stitch
Wild You Handmade
Kettu Woodworks
Zulia Bakery
Barkleigh's Cafe and Rescue
The Woven Willow
Tiny Eno Design Studio
700 Rivers
Nana's Sweet Treats ~ An Edible Blessing ~
The Tatted Potter
Holly Jean Jewelry
The Mocha Story
Jules Co.
Lizzee’s Apple
CitrineDreaamCo
Valerosa Boutique
PARTY IN A PITA
Wizardzbrow
Pintamar LLC
Sarges LLC
Lemoree
Angel Road Boutique
Food Truck:
Party In A Pita
Music:
5 -7PM - Vaughn Walls
7 - 9PM - Honeybee Kind
Vendor application here: www.raleighnightmarket.com/vendor-application-raleigh
Music and Entertainment application here: www.raleighnightmarket.com/music-entertainmen
American Tobacco Campus318 Blackwell StreetDurham, NC27701 Map
5:30pm: Pre-show salsa dance lesson by Zach Wolf
6:30pm: Concert Begins
Orquesta K’Che (kah-CHAY) is the brainchild of percussionist and leader Billy Marrero and has become the Triangle’s Latin Party Dance Band of choice. When on stage, the eleven-piece band—representing Venezuela, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the USA—brings energy and variety to their shows. With the aim of being an all-purpose dance band, their repertoire features Cumbia, Merengue, Bolero, Latin Jazz, and Hot Salsa, traversing the genres and charts by playing tight, disciplined arrangements.
Orquesta K’Che will kick off a series of four free concerts at the American Tobacco Campus, hosted every Wednesday during the month of September. Does the music get you moving? Salsa instructor Zach Wolf will teach a free dance lesson one hour before the show begins.
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These outdoor concerts are free; no registration is needed. Bring a chair, a blanket, and visit pop-ups by Parker & Otis, Boricua Soul, and Mellow Mushroom for drinks and dinner. The amphitheater is the grassy area below the Lucky Strike water tower and parking is available in one of three nearby decks.
American Tobacco Campus318 Blackwell StreetDurham, NC27701 Map
Since winning the 2019 Sarah Vaughn International Voice Competition, New York-based vocalist Samara Joy’s rise has been meteoric. With unprecedented maturity and depth for a 21-year-old newcomer, Joy’s voice beguiles.
A Bronx native, Joy grew up singing gospel and R&B with her family, including her grandparents, who led the gospel group The Savettes, and her father, who toured with lauded gospel artist Andre Crouch. But it wasn’t until high school that Joy found vocal jazz through records her friends lent her.
Between devouring Sarah Vaughn’s “Lover Man,” and winning Best Vocalist at the Essentially Ellington Competition with her high school jazz band, Joy found her trajectory and set her sights on studying vocal jazz at the acclaimed SUNY Purchase College.
While studying there, Joy recorded her self-titled debut record, which dropped on July 9th. The debut, highlighting Joy’s formidable talent, features delicious interpretations of the Great American Songbook—including her favorite, “Lover Man.”
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These outdoor concerts are free; no registration is needed. Bring a chair, a blanket, and visit pop-ups by Parker & Otis, Boricua Soul, and Mellow Mushroom for drinks and dinner. The amphitheater is the grassy area below the Lucky Strike water tower and parking is available in one of three nearby decks.
American Tobacco Campus318 Blackwell StreetDurham, NC27701 Map
#BeatsnBars welcomes you to a FREE fun filled day of music, paint & sip, contests, dodgeball, trivia, fashion show and more all day!
Come hang with us Sept 17 at American Tobacco Campus!
FREE to the Public!
Parking: 705 Willard Street, Durham, NC
FMI: info@theugretrokids.com
American Tobacco Campus318 Blackwell StreetDurham, NC27701 Map
Nominated for ACM’s New Female Artist of the Year in 2022, Caitlyn Smith’s story is a lesson in perseverance. Hailing from the small town of Cannon Falls, Minn., Smith began making the 14-hour drive to Nashville at just 19 years old, where she quickly established herself as one of the city’s“most reliable songwriters” (Billboard) by penning singles for the likes of Garth Brooks, Lady A, Kenny Rogers, and Dolly Parton. With 2018’s Starfire, Smith finally got her turn in the spotlight, a bold debut that established her as a rising voice in country music.
Smith will come to the American Tobacco Campus fresh off the release of High, her third solo LP for Monument Records.Self-produced, the album is proud of its influences, from the country icons (Sheryl Crow, Patty Griffin, The Chicks) to the personal favorites (Paul Simon, Harry Styles, The Beatles). It’s just the first of two releases slated for 2022—the other, naturally, is titled Low. But for now, Smith is content to ride this high.
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These outdoor concerts are free; no registration is needed. Bring a chair, a blanket, and visit pop-ups by Parker & Otis, Boricua Soul, and Mellow Mushroom for drinks and dinner. The amphitheater is the grassy area below the Lucky Strike water tower and parking is available in one of three nearby decks.
