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Hello boys and girls, Read-a-roo here! What a super-duper day I had with the North Carolina Symphony on January 7 for the Young People’s Concert Green Eggs and Ham. As a ... More »
Join us outside for a summer-long celebration of music of every shade and style. Koka Booth Amphitheatre creates a dramatic backdrop for celebrated guest artists and homegrown talents of all ages. Be a part of a popular series that’s quickly become an annual Triangle tradition.
All Rex Healthcare Summerfest concerts take place at Cary's Koka Booth Amphitheatre and start at 7:30pm, gates open at 5:00pm. Lawn seating is first come-first served. Children 12 and under get in for FREE (on the lawn)!
Participate in our Picnic of the Week contest (presented by Whole Foods Market in Cary) to win prizes based on your fabulous picnic spread at each Summerfest concert. Learn more here.
Thank you for a GREAT 2011 Summerfest Season!
Come back next summer for more fabulous NCS concerts at Koka Booth Amphitheatre.
Come back next summer for more fabulous NCS concerts at Koka Booth Amphitheatre.
Tickets range from $25 - $35. Purchase tickets through each concert link above. Children 12 and under get in for FREE for lawn seating to all Rex Healthcare Summerfest concerts. Blankets, chairs and picnics are welcome. Covered pavilion and table seats are also available.
Summerfest Series Presented by:
and in partnership with the Town of Cary
A Splendid Way to Spend a Saturday
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The science section in today’s New York Times offers news about two studies we think you might find interesting: 1. Will music help relieve your post-surgical pain? Many doctors think so, ... More »
New Beginnings
The North Carolina Symphony was excited to welcome a new member this season in Assistant Principal Trombone Jonathan Randazzo. Anyone who heard him perform the Tuba mirum during the season-opening ... More »
