A Few Things To Do In North Carolina This September

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I am always looking for fun things to do in the area.  I thought I would take it a bit further and see what events are occurring in North Carolina in a specific month.  Let's take a look a just a few things happening in September in NC that you may enjoy.


I live in the Raleigh/Durham area, so I decided to look for interesting events to attend in September that are easily within driving distance.  I would love to attend them all!

Things to do in September in the Triangle Area

The Links to Each Event...
(Be sure and verify event times and locations before attending.  
You may need a ticket depending on the event)

NC Hot Sauce Contest and Festival in Oxford NC Sept 10

Hillsborough Hog Day in Hillsborough, NC Sept 16-17

South East Crab Feast in Raleigh on Sept 17

Sept 17 BugFest in Raleigh

Juniper Level Botanic Garden Open House and Nursery Sept 16-18 and Sept 23-25


A Few Things to do In NC that are not so local to the Triangle Area.


Maggie Valley Labor Day Arts and Crafts Show  Sept 3-4

Alamance County Balloon Festival in Burlington NC Sept 9-11

Mayberry Days in Mount Airy NC Sept 19-25

Bookmarks Festival of Books and Authors in Winston Salem NC Sept 22-24

Benson Mule Days in Benson NC Sept 22-25

If you go, I want to hear all about it!

Happy Travels and Adventures!

Kathieyv

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