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Welcome to the City of Raleigh Museum!
The COR Museum seeks to teach the public about the beautiful capital city of North Carolina. Under the management of the Historical Resources and Museums Program (HRMP) of the City of Raleigh's Parks and Recreation Department, the COR Museum is dedicated to teaching those who visit about the past, present, and future of Raleigh. We look forward to your visit!.
LATEST MUSEUM NEWS
Time Warp 2013
Time Warp is the annual fundraiser for the COR Museum, that celebrates the City of Raleigh, it’s people and the museum that captures Raleigh’s story. Time Warp 2013 is hosted by the Friends of the COR Museum and is co-chaired by Heather Allen and Lauren Eney. This year, Time Warp also celebrates the 20th anniversary of the COR Museum. All proceeds benefit the programs and exhibits of the museum.
Time Warp 2013 will take place on Saturday, June 1 from 6-10pm at the COR Museum located at 220 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh NC 27601.
Guests will enjoy a fun-filled evening of music, food, and dancing. A Silent and Live Auction will at the heart of the event. Guests will be able to bid on amazing local and national items while celebrating Raleigh’s past, present, and future!
You can participate in the Time Warp annual fundraiser by purchasing tickets, donating items for bid, or providing sponsorship. Tickets are available in advance for $50 to COR Members and $65 for non-museum members. Tickets go on sale May 1, 2013!
Call 919.996.3775 for more information or email dbdavidian@aol.com.
Join the COR Museum on June 7 at 6 pm for the kick-off of our Music in the Museum series with The Bipolar Stoics. The concert is free and open to the public.
The Bipolic Stoics are a talented collaboration of three multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Elixa. With influences ranging from Jim Croce to The Smiths, their compositions evoke gradient tones merging together into dulcet dissonance with melodic hooks that contrast against starkly frantic folk sounds, subverting the artificial construct. For a listen, visit their website, http://bipolarstoics.com
