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26 wrz 2022 · The 15th Annual NC Japan Festival promises great food, entertainment, martial arts demonstrations, dancing, a Japanese community market, and more. Fall is looking great around the Triangle, whether you’re looking for something spooky or totally kid-friendly!
Events and Programs. The Nippon club of the Triangle holds events year long to promote Japanese culture and traditions. Our annual events include the list below, click on the event to learn more. Children’s Day. Annual Meeting. NC Japan Summer Festival. Year End Mochitsuki.
Durham is home to many homegrown festivals and events that happen annually and are easy to plan a trip around. From beats to barbecue and everything in between, check out our seasonal events page to find the perfect time to visit the Bull City.
1 paź 2022 · The NC Japan Festival returns! Tickets are now on sale. Come enjoy the indoor/outdoor Community Market where everyone can all celebrate with delicious authentic Japanese food, unique crafts and goods, traditional cultural displays and activities, and lots of exciting music, dancing and much more.
The Teikyo Festival is an enjoyable experience for everyone involved and, for Teikyo students, a wonderful opportunity to talk to many people about life in Japan. Teikyo Festival is coming back again on Saturday, 18th October 2025 (10:30-15:00). Looking forward to seeing you here!
Things to Do in Durham this Week. The best weekly event rundown in the Bull City. Share. Weekly Events in Durham. (Oct 28-Nov 3) Welcome to a comprehensive guide of weekly events in Durham – from Broadway shows to intimate performances, serene river paddles to art exhibits, dance parties, food tours and more. Start here to plan your perfect week.
Immerse yourself in the joy of community gatherings, indulge in culinary delights at food festivals, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of local celebrations. Stay updated on the latest festival happenings, and discover the rich tapestry of events that make Durham a festival destination like no other.
