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Delicious local food. Hip atmosphere. Amazing music. Join us.

Grab a delicious multi-course meal and a drink and then sit back and enjoy an eclectic and intimate performance by a small group of North Carolina Symphony musicians in one of downtown Raleigh's great restaurants. A perfect date night or friend's night out, these popular events always sell out!

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John's Book of Alleged Dances
Sunday, May 20, 2012 - The Oxford
 
 
Dinner Service at 6pm, Concert at 8pm
Tickets: $65/person
Includes full multi-course meal and concert ticket.
Purchase each concert through the links above.

About The Oxford : 319-105 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh - The Oxford is Raleigh’s first gastropub, with a relaxed atmosphere and focus on offering a strong, high-quality food environment. The cuisine has an adventurous twist on familiar foods, all made from scratch with honest ingredients. The Oxford bridges the gap between traditional pubs and upscale restaurants.

Read our blog
A Few Minutes with Steve Lippia
posted by: North Carolina Symphony Staff

Meet Steve Lippia, joining us for Simply Sinatra, May 18 & 19, 2012 at 8pm.  There is no better modern interpreter of the Frank Sinatra songbook! Tell us a little about ... More »

On the Road with the NCS
posted by: Bob Anderson, Associate Principal Double Bass

The North Carolina Symphony recently finished its Western Tour, a five-day trip to communities in the western part of the state. Double Bass Robert Anderson filed this report from one ... More »

We say "Viva Italia!" And for good reason.
posted by: William Henry Curry, Resident Conductor

One of my favorite vacations was to Italy, about ten years ago. During that trip, I visited all the locations that are described in Respighi's Roman triptych; The Fountains of ... More »

Seen Through a Lens: John Dancy's Look at the NCS
posted by: Jeannie Mellinger, Director of Communications

When former NBC correspondent and anchor John Dancy retired after 27 years of reporting the events of the world from London, Berlin, Moscow and Washington, DC, he and his wife, ... More »