With a picnic and the company of my 11 year old daughter, (who is quite an actress in her own right) I attended a production of Shakespeare’s “The Twelfth Night”. It was presented this past weekend at Koka Booth Amphitheatre amidst glorious weather on a stage that has mainly been the home for musical acts and the NC Symphony.
Cary,NC – Koka Booth Amphitheatre finished up its summer movie series last Thursday with “Monster’s Vs. Aliens”. Many families came out with chairs, blankets and picnics.
Cary, NC -Producing the first Cary Scavenger Hunt was a labor of love for us at CaryCitizen. During our first year of publishing, we have been thrilled to meet leaders in this community face-to-face, interview local legends, and find out what is really important to Cary families.
Cary, NC – It’s not too late to experience the magic of Movies By Moonlight at Booth Amphitheatre. Bring a picnic basket and a lawn chair and chill out to a flick under the stars. Adults are $3 and kids are free.
That’s right! We will have our own experience of “Shakespeare in the Park” right here at Koka Booth Ampitheatre this summer running the same weekend as Lazy Daze (Aug 26-28). Local actors and technical staff have already been chosen for Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” and “What You Will”.
Cary, NC – Over 100 people fanned out across Cary in the 100 degree heat on Saturday for the first-ever Cary Scavenger Hunt. By all measures, it was a rousing success.
In its second consecutive year on tour, the Traveling Circus and Medicine Show tour rolled into Koka Booth Amphitheatre on Thursday. Fans were in for a hot, humid, festival-style night of nostalgia — with some new stuff thrown in there too.
She’s won American Idol. She’s been nominated for 8 Grammy Awards. She’s even made Elton John cry. Now High Point native Fantasia Barrino is coming to Koka Booth Amphitheatre as part of the 2010 Soul Picnic on July 30.
Cary, North Carolina – Call it OzFest. Call it the Emerald City Reborn. But don’t call it just a movie. This Saturday, July 10, Koka Booth Amphitheatre presents The Wizard of Oz with the NC Symphony Orchestra.
Get ready for a good old fashioned Independence day with music, a parade in the park, watermelon seed spitting, an ice cream eating contest and, of course, massive amounts of fireworks.
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