Red Hat's on Cabarrus Street ends, Raleigh moves ahead with Convention Center expansion
Red Hat Amphitheater on Cabarrus Street has permanently closed as Raleigh prepares for a major convention center expansion project. Red Hat Amphitheater on Cabarrus Street has permanently closed as part of a major convention center expansion project in Raleigh, North Carolina. The City of Raleigh plans to begin demolition in two weeks as part a larger redevelopment effort. The former amphitheater site will become home to the expanded Raleigh Convention Center and an Omni Hotel is already under construction. The replacement Red Hat Amphotheater is being built one block south and is expected to open in June. The project is designed to boost tourism in Raleigh and is already receiving interest for future events. A groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion is planned next month.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Red Hat Amphitheater on Cabarrus Street has permanently closed as Raleigh prepares for a major convention center expansion project.
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