Concerts in Cary, NC

Costumes and actors and plays, oh my! Musical Creations offers engaging theater for you and everyone you know in Cary. Parking is plentiful, so guests can feel free to bring their vehicles.

Youngsters bound across a sea of slides and playground equipment spread across the 6,500-square-foot indoor oasis at PlayNation Parties & Playgrounds of Morrisville. Rescue play time from the evil grips of rain, cold weather, and homework taped to meteorites by heading indoors for uninterrupted fun during open-play hours—Tuesday–Friday afternoons and select times on weekends. Kids burn energy as they climb on wooden playsets and rock walls, hang around on tire swings, and jump to their heart's content in a bouncy castle. Wee little ones can toddle around Breckenridge Village, a separate play area with two wooden playhouses designed specifically for pint-size citizens. Admission transfers a full day of action to each child, and punch cards can cover a single child for multiple visits or a herd of wild things for a single day. While the kids are at play, adults relax in PlayNation's two parent lounges, which come equipped with flat-screen TVs, comfy seats, and a Wii gaming station. The sheltered playground floods every chamber with light so parents can clearly pick out their progeny. It also sports a colorful foam floor to help prevent boo-boos resulting from tiny tumbles or attempts to stage a children's production of Cliffhanger.

For bar nibbles and pub food par excellence, Deep South The Bar is a top pick. With G-free dishes and fare that's low in fat, you won't feel guilty about dining out at Deep South The Bar. Complement your meal with a beer or wine from this restaurant's delightful drink menu. Deep South The Bar is a prime location to dine with a group. Don't stay cooped up on a beautiful summer day! At Deep South The Bar, you can dine outdoors on their lovely patio. For entertainment while you dine, the restaurant organizes live music or hosts a DJ spinning. The restaurant frequently features a DJ, so visitors can treat their ears to some of the best beats around town. Those who enjoy dancing can make their mark on the open floor. A relatively loud restaurant, this is not the place for a quiet night out. Interested in eating out over the weekend? Keep in mind that the restaurant gets swamped on Fridays and Saturdays, and service may take longer than expected. Don't spend time or money shopping for a new dinner outfit Deep South The Bar's laid-back vibe accepts jeans, T-shirts, and everything in between. Drivers can park on the street or a nearby lot near Deep South The Bar. At Deep South The Bar, diners can make use of the safe bike rack. Deep South The Bar happily accepts all major credit cards as a form of payment. So when you're in the mood for some tasty pub food, make your way over to Deep South The Bar.

At Central Raleigh's The Pour House Music Hall, you can snack away on tasty pub grub. Gluten-free and low-fat are not one in the same, but this place serves them both. Be sure to complete your meal at this restaurant with a drink from the restaurant's full bar. Parents appreciate this restaurant's kid-friendly attitude, and little ones are often seen dining out with the adults. Dance the night away to The Pour House Music Hall's live music. The restaurant is on the noisier end, which is something to keep in mind when planning intimate get-togethers. Interested in eating out over the weekend? Keep in mind that the restaurant gets swamped on Fridays and Saturdays, and service may take longer than expected. The Pour House Music Hall can also cater your next party; call today for details. There is parking close to the restaurant. You'll also find plenty of safe spaces to lock up your bike if you prefer to cycle to the restaurant. The Pour House Music Hall welcomes diners of all budgets to enjoy its savory fare (and its cheaper-than-cheap menu items). It's about time you ate the best pub food around with a trip to The Pour House Music Hall.

Chow down on all of your pub favorites at Lincoln Theatre. Going gluten-free? Dig a low-fat diet? Lincoln Theatre has you covered on both fronts. The drink list at this restaurant has everything you need to complete your meal (and your night out). The large dining space at Lincoln Theatre provides quick and easy seating options for large groups. Move and groove to the restaurant's live music, and energize your evening. The noise level can sometimes reach near deafening levels, so save your conversations for another night. Weekend visitors to the restaurant are well advised to take advantage of the reservation system — crowds tend to pack the place on Fridays and Saturdays. Bring your car to dinner and easily find a space in the area — street parking is available, as is a nearby lot. At Lincoln Theatre, diners can make use of the safe bike rack. Lincoln Theatre may cost you a little bit more than some spots, but this deliciousness is fairly-priced (and well worth the few extra bucks). So when you want some amazing food to complement your drinks, Lincoln Theatre will be there for you.

Want something more than just a weekend out at the bars? Raleigh's Southland Ballroom offers the perfect theater to shake your weekend up. Service and taste make a great restaurant, and that's why you won't be disappointed by this club. Come order a flavorful feast at Southland Ballroom, and sit outside if it's nice! Drinks are sure to lighten the mood. View the menu and take your pick. Live music is common at Southland Ballroom, as is a DJ. For music and dancing, Southland Ballroom also features live bands and an open floor. Crowds are boisterous at the club and the music is blaring, so get ready for a very loud night out. The club is quite lively during the week, so seating may be hard to come by. Southland Ballroom's guests can take advantage of the easy street and lot parking options. Major credit cards are accepted, so you can save yourself a trip to the ATM.