Button Bonuses
Your First Night Raleigh 2010 button can get you more than just admission to North Carolina's best New Year's Eve celebration. Some of the Triangle's premier arts organizations are offering special discounts for patrons showing off their First Night spirit. Wear your First Night Raleigh 2010 button for reduced admission prices to the following performances and special events.
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North Carolina Symphony - $10 Off with your First Night Button New Year's Eve Concert Grant Llewellyn, Music Director December 31, 7:30 PM Meymandi Concert Hall, Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
The North Carolina Symphony loves New Year's Eve! We know you do too, and so we've planned a full evening of fun to make your night unforgettable. Grant Llewellyn's guests this year feature three prodigiously talented young musicians who will have you at the edge of your seat.
Get $10 off your ticket purchase with your First Night Raleigh 2010 button. Regular prices: $40-$60. Buy tickets in advance by visiting the NC Symphony Audience Services office in North Hills (M-F, 10 AM - 5 PM; 4350 Lassiter at North Hills Ave., Suite 250) or wear your button the night of the concert. (Box office opens at 6:30 PM night of concert). Offer is based on availability and is not retroactive. |
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North Carolina Museum of History - $1 Off with your First Night Button Knights of the Black Flag December 31, 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM North Carolina Museum of History, 5 E. Edenton Street
Seafaring scoundrels command attention in a major exhibit at the NC Museum of History. Knights of the Black Flag explores the legacy of pirates, from ancient times to the present, through intriguing artifacts, legends and history that bring their ruthless adventures to life. The interactive exhibit is an exciting experience for all ages.
The exhibit will remain open until 10:00 PM on December 31. Receive a $1 discount all day on December 31 with a First Night Raleigh 2010 button. This discount cannot be combined with other offers. Admission is free for ages 18 and under. The regular admission fee is $5 for ages 19 and up; $4 for senior citizens, active military personnel and adult groups of 10 or more. Admission is free for Associates members. Purchase tickets in the Museum Shop, located in the museum lobby. |
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Downtown Raleigh Alliance - $1 Off with your First Night Button AT&T Raleigh Winterfest Ice Rink December 31, 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM City Plaza, Downtown Raleigh
Present your First Night Raleigh 2010 button and receive $1 off regular admission to the downtown ice skating rink, all day on December 31. |
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Burning Coal Theatre Company - $2 Off with your First Night Button The Seafarer February 4-7, 2010 Meymandi Theatre at the Murphy School
Present your First Night Raleigh 2010 button and receive $2 off any full priced ticket to THE SEAFARER by Conor McPherson during the week of February 4-7, 2010. For more information, go to www.burningcoal.org or call 919-834-4001. |
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Raleigh Little Theatre - Buy One, Get One Free with your First Night Button Songs for a New World May 14-15 & 21-22, 2010 Stephenson Amphitheatre at Raleigh Little Theatre
From the deck of a 1492 Spanish sailing ship to a ledge 57 stories above Fifth Avenue, a cast of characters celebrate songs of survival and triumph. Songs for a New World by composer-lyricist Jason Robert Brown (creator of the smash hit, Parade) performed under the stars in Raleigh Little Theatre's Outdoor Stephenson Amphitheatre May 14, 15, 21 & 22 at 8:00 PM (Rain Dates May 16 & 23).
When you buy one $18 ticket to Songs for a New World, show your First Night |
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NC Museum of Natural Sciences - FREE EXHIBIT Journey through the Arctic Refuge October 17, 2009 - January 10, 2010 Special Exhibit Hall - Second Floor of the Museum of Natural Sciences www.naturalsciences.org/exhibits/special-exhibits
Follow along on a photographic expedition through Alaska’s 19.2-million-acre Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, courtesy of the Museum’s newest special exhibit, “Journey through the Arctic Refuge,” on display October 17 through January 10. The exhibition tells the story from the perspective of a National Geographic-sponsored traverse in 2006 celebrating the 50th anniversary of a biological survey led by naturalists Olaus and Mardy Murie, which resulted in the protection of this stunning wilderness. |
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