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Running off the infectious sonic fumes from his I Am Not a Human Being album and upcoming full-length Tha Carter IV, Lil Wayne lands his spaceship for a speaker-blowing stop on the extended leg of his summer tour. The Grammy winner touts an impressive curriculum vitae, punctuated by CEO status, unabashed genre-crossing, and standout lyrics woven together with sagacious metaphors. Although Tunechi fans can anticipate a high-octane performance rife with hit singles as well as mixtape favorites, the tour's white-hot opening acts acclimate concertgoers with equal parts R & B silk, rap grit, and synth-powered spunk. Frequent Lil Wayne collaborator and Miami boss Rick Ross partners with breakout diva Keri Hilson, club-bangers Far East Movement, and velvet-voiced Lloyd for a hard-hitting evening that rivals at-home puppet shows outfitted with homemade pyrotechnics.

3801 Rock Quarry Road
Raleigh, NC, US

919-831-6400No deal available
Academy For the Performing Arts

Within the colorful walls of the Academy for the Performing Arts' 10,000-square-foot facility, enthusiastic instructors instill confidence in the leaders and creative thinkers of tomorrow. Kids benefit from small class sizes and a high teacher-to-student ratio during dance classes such as tap, ballet, hip-hop, and cheerleading, or half-day preschool programs that incorporate dance, music, and visual art. Kids aged 2–4 fine-tune their gross motor and social skills while older children can prepare for recitals or become members of the center's dance company.

The academy also keeps parents in shape with adult fitness classes such as boot-camp sessions led by a personal trainer or high-energy Zumba workouts. The crew hosts children during a bimonthly parents' night out that allows adults to take some well-deserved time for themselves and finally engage in a critical debate of Kung Fu Panda.

115 Commerce St
Apex, NC, US

919-367-7210No deal available
Flicko's Video Work Shop

Flicko's is your one stop video shop. We do archival work; video, 8mm film and slides/photos to DVD. Video editing and DVD duplication.

1779 NW Maynard Rd
Cary, NC, US

919-461-3975No deal available
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium

Just minutes from downtown's bustling shops and overlooking the glassy waters of Tampa Bay, The Mahaffey's picturesque building hosts some of Florida's most entertaining art and performance offerings. Originally built in 1965, the renovated building's floor-to-ceiling glass façade pierces the night with softly glowing light, cordially inviting patrons inside and awakening desires in moths that can never be fulfilled. The box-style seating of the theater ensures clear sightlines for all patrons, and its excellent acoustics make the venue suitable for both thunderous rock bands and delicate chamber ensembles.

2 E South St
Raleigh, NC, US

919-831-6060No deal available
Lincoln Theatre

Formed in the glory days of heavy metal, Queensrÿche rocks audiences with songs that reveal the fierce polish of 30 years of evolving artistry. The band's distinctive mix of prog rock, metal, and subliminal messaging rocketed their Empire album up the charts, launching hits such as "Silent Lucidity," "Jet City Woman," and "Best I Can." Normally reserved only for members of Queensrÿche's fan club, a backstage meet-and-greet lets a small group of the devoted make personal connections with the four lords of loudness, shaking their lightning-fast hands and comparing headbanging techniques. With experience opening for Nickelback and Staind, opening band The Fifth's wailing guitars rally fist pumps and head thrashes as raging as a riverbed full of angry bulls.

126 E Cabarrus St
Raleigh, NC, US

919-821-4111No deal available
Champs Restaurant and Bar

Since 1984, Champps Americana's kitchen has sizzled with made-from-scratch dishes, satiating sports fans and families with a comfortable atmosphere. Amid sunlit dining rooms, diners seated at wooden tabletops can root for their favorite pixels on flat-screen TVs broadcasting live sports. In the kitchen, chefs prepare pastas with grilled chicken and roasted artichokes, pile buns with barbecued pulled pork and spicy buffalo chicken, and fill soft taco shells with grilled steak. Behind the bar, bartenders whip up specialty cocktails and margaritas and fill goblets with wine and local craft beers on tap.

3741 Sumner Blvd
Raleigh, NC, US

919-792-0330No deal available
North Carolina Museum of History

The museum is home to more than 150,000 artifacts that represent six centuries of North Carolina's history. Current exhibits include Behind the Veneer: Thomas Day, Master Cabinetmaker, featuring the nation's largest collection of furniture made by Thomas Day, a man of color who owned and operated one of North Carolina's largest cabinet shops prior to the Civil war, a recreation of Day's parlor and workshop, and talking portraits. Opening March 4, The Photography of Lewis Hine showcases a selection of photographs documenting the plight of child workers in the state’s textile mills a century ago. Either membership includes invitations to events such as Frolic at the Museum on April 16, celebrating the newest exhibit, The Story of North Carolina, an artifact-packed chronology covering 20,000 square feet.

5 E Edenton St
Raleigh, NC, US

919-807-7835No deal available
Bogart's American Grill

The chefs at Draft Carolina Burgers & Beers craft specialty burgers out of high-grade, local beef, boasting an extensive array of chuck cylinders alongside salads, sandwiches, and shareable appetizers. Every day, grass-fed Angus beef is ground in-house, eventually transforming into finger-bound feasts such as the Southern Lovin', a burger topped with fried green tomatoes, Holly Grove Farms goat cheese, bacon, and balsamic. Thanks to their partnership with the Mash House Brewery, Draft Carolina's bartenders decant ice-cold brews such as the Mash House blonde and the Mash House IPA, which won the 2001 Great American Beer Festival medal for Hoppy Hour IPA. Billiards and shuffleboard make ideal after-dinner entertainment, and a casual, welcoming atmosphere greets diners inhabiting all points of the monocle-to-jorts fanciness scale.

510 Glenwood Ave
Raleigh, NC, US

919-834-2955No deal available
Wine and Design

Talented local artists teach students of all levels to let right brains roam free across canvases as they complete the painting lesson's work of art. During two-hour lessons, guests sip home-brought wine, soda, or bathtub lemonade while tracing shapes onto canvases with paintbrushes that drip with brightly colored acrylics. Friendships erupt like Mount Vesuvius filled with rainbows as aspiring artists work toward the completion of still-life compositions, landscapes, or portraits. All supplies are included, and at the lesson's end, painting protégés will have a completed masterpiece to take home. Wine and Design suggests wearing comfortable clothing that guests will not mind getting paint on, such as an old T-shirt or a wedding dress designed by Jackson Pollock.

231 Bickett Blvd
Raleigh, NC, US

919-754-9936No deal available
Fitness For Life

Passion for fitness pulsates through the veins and limbs of each experienced Fitness4life instructor, ready to be transferred to aspiring athletes of all ages. With the belief that fitness is a lifestyle, the center lets clients drop into an unlimited amount of its various group-fitness classes, which are offered from morning until night, Monday through Saturday. Learn a flurry of moves and improve your balance, coordination, and blood flow in the cardio kickboxing course, or give a steel-toed jolt to your weekend exercise routine with the Saturday-morning boot camp (equipment not provided). The supportive, friendly nature of the group courses and the relaxed atmosphere of the facility buoy bodily motivation.

8024 Glenwood Ave
Raleigh, NC, US

919-787-2250No deal available
Quinn's Sports Pub

Discover extensive bar and food menus at our Crabtree Valley bar & restaurant at Quinn's. Perfect for unwinding after a long day of meetings, shopping, or just exploring the town.

4500 Marriott Dr
Raleigh, NC, US

919-788-1838No deal available
Bounceu

BounceU transports kids to an inflatable, climate-controlled playground, where they can bounce from side to side in a safe, secure environment. Your five-bounce pass is valid toward any combination of open-bounce sessions, which are scheduled at various times throughout the week, preschool playdates (a special session for bouncers aged 7 and younger) is offered weekdays from 10 a.m.–noon, and family bounce nights spring up every Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Kids can imagine they're synchronized leapers in Michael Flatley's Riverbounce as they carom around the inflatable stadium, expending energy with every leap. Adults are welcome to act like 8-year-olds and join the vivacious youngsters in the playground, where they can duel in the boxing ring or mount the climbing structures.

3419 Apex Peakway
Apex, NC, US

919-303-3368No deal available
Toxic Free North Carolina

Toxic Free North Carolina provides education about pesticide hazards and aims to change the way communities view and use toxic chemicals, with the goal of reducing pesticide pollution. In addition to combating pesticide exposure among the general population, the organization focuses specifically on farm workers and their families, who are at a particularly high risk for pesticide exposure, with programming that aims to reduce their risk and address hunger in that population.

206 New Bern Pl
Raleigh, NC, US

919-833-5333No deal available
Triangle Family Services

For more than 70 years, Triangle Family Services (TFS) has helped families in need by working to eliminate family violence, improve financial stability, and promote emotional well-being. The non-profit coordinates diverse programs, including consumer credit counseling services, individual and family counseling, and medication management. Numerous volunteers and partner organizations help keep TFS running, along with the patronage of the general public during special events such as the family-centric Tea with Santa, taking place on November 29 at The Umstead Hotel and Spa from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., and an adults only evening gala located the same night from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

700 Blue Ridge Rd
Raleigh, NC, US

919-859-9970No deal available
2PawsUp

A small group founded 2PawsUp in 2007 to help transport animals from the local shelter to potential adopters. After a few months of this service, 2PawsUp expanded into an adoption agency. Today, it rescues animals from high-kill shelters, provides medical care, and helps find them loving, permanent homes. It also spays or neuters animals to limit the growth of the stray-animal population.

PO Box 37790
Raleigh, North Carolina, US

919-723-7029No deal available

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