2024 OUTDOOR SEASON

Roadhouse Storytellers
Friday,  June 7 | 7-9 p.m. | Free

Join the Roadhouse Storytellers as they bring local and regional tellers together for their inaugural evening of stories in the garden of the Page-Walker. 

Cynthia Brown lives in Summerville, NC. She has been an acclaimed performer and educator for over thee decades in NC, the South, and Europe. Cynthia uses her many talents to bring texture to her down-home Southern style. Her costumes and props add rich dimensions to each special tale.

Chris Wise considers himself a 'story-finder' as much as a storyteller. He finds stories--and songs--hidden within his own and others' lives. And, from time to time, he just makes stuff up. He settled in Raleigh 30 years ago after a career as a soldier.

Kathy Gordon was born in the mountains of Western North Carolina and grew up on stories of her parents' childhoods. Her father was a great storyteller. As an adult, Kathy taught in Asheville City Schools where she taught through stories. After retirement in 2006, she continued crafting and telling stories about life in the mountains of Western NC.

Sam Pearsall is the organizer of Roadhouse Storytellers. Sam believes we are all made of stories! Stories are what we remember and dream and how we think of each other. Every story is a whole world, and Sam believes that with any good story, the further in you go, the bigger it gets.

Food Truck: Cilantro Mexican Cuisine

Celebration of Bluegrass - New Location! Cary Arts Center
Friday, August 2 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Free

Celebrate one of America's favorite traditional music styles! In partnership with Pinecone, we welcome Holler Choir, an up-and-coming group of young musicians for Asheville. Special opening performance by the student fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin and bass musicians of Bluegrass Jam Camp. 

Food Truck: Cancelled
Dessert Truck: Cancelled

Jamrock - CANCELLED
Friday, September 13 | 7 p.m.

September 13 date has been cancelled and will not be rescheduled. A Page-Walker favorite, Jamrock returns to fill the air with authentic reggae rhythms. Rock out with "yard style" reggae, including lovers rock, oldies, dancehall, and roots music. Celebrate the band's Jamaican influence and origins. 

Food Truck: Jerk Man Island Cuisine
Dessert Truck: Kona Ice

BONUS SHOW: HornStorm
Sunday, August 11 | 4-5 p.m. | Free
Indoors

Come to Cary for some kicking brass and listen to the sonorous sounds of a soaring horn choir. This mixed program of classical and pop music ranges from Bach to Billy Joel and will include some lovely smaller ensembles along with our full horn storm! Note this is an indoor show, seating is limited to 70, and there are no food trucks.

Please Note

Blankets and lawn chairs are permitted for free outdoor concerts, but please do not use umbrellas. A food truck will be on-site, but picnics are also welcome. Please be considerate of the venue and other concert-goers and leave pets at home. The venue has no cover, and concerts may be canceled or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. In the event of inclement weather, call (919) 460-4963 or check our Weather Status Page. 

Location

Page-Walker Arts & History Center
119 Ambassador Loop
Cary, NC 27513
(919) 460-4963