The Fayetteville Street District can be considered the heart of Downtown Raleigh, and its central business district. It's loosely bordered by Morgan Street on the North (Capital District) , Martin Luther King Avenue on the South, Wilmington Street on the East (Moore Square District), and Dawson Street on the West (Warehouse District). It boasts Raleigh's main skyscrapers and hosts Raleigh's main boulevard, Fayetteville Street.
Condos & Apartment Buildings
Cultural Arts
- Kennedy Theatre at Progress Energy
- AJ Fletcher Opera Theatre at Progress Energy
- Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts
- Memorial Auditorium at Progress Energy
- Meymandi Concert Hall at Progress Energy
- Carolina Ballet
- Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy
- NC Master Chorale
- North Carolina Opera
- North Carolina Symphony
- North Carolina Theatre
- PineCone-Piedmont Council of Traditional Music
- Raleigh Chamber Music Guild
- Raleigh Ringers
- Raleigh Convention Center
- Raleigh Amphitheater and Festival Site
- Block Gallery - Raleigh Arts Commission
- Beehive Studios
- Raleigh City Museum
- The Mahler Fine Art
- Raleigh Ensemble Players Theatre
- The Fish Market Student Gallery
Dining
Hotels and Lodging
Nightlife
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Services
Shopping / Retail
Tourism
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