One of the most exciting things about 417 S West Street is everything that surrounds it. Downtown Cary's parks, restaurants, entertainment, arts and community gathering spaces are all close to home.
Imagine an afternoon at Downtown Cary Park, dinner along Academy Street, a movie or live performance at The Cary Theater, or simply strolling downtown for coffee, shopping and local events.
Cary's spectacular seven-acre downtown park has quickly become the centerpiece of the community. Enjoy the Great Lawn and Pavilion, walking paths, gardens, public art, interactive fountains, The Nest play area, Barkyard dog park, Park Street Courts, gathering spaces, food and beverages, and a year-round calendar of activities and events.
The modern Cary Regional Library sits alongside Downtown Cary Park, putting books, resources, programs and community spaces conveniently close to home.
A hub for arts and culture in downtown Cary, the Cary Arts Center features a 431-seat theater along with performances, gallery exhibitions, classes and studios for visual and performing arts.
Catch a movie, live music, comedy and special performances at this historic downtown theater. Originally built in the 1940s, The Cary Theater has been reimagined as one of downtown's favorite entertainment destinations.
Explore a piece of Cary history at the beautifully preserved Page-Walker Arts & History Center. The historic property serves as a center for art, history, exhibitions, educational programs, performances and community events.
Restaurants, Coffee & Local Favorites
Festivals, Concerts & Community Events
Living near downtown means being close to the events that bring Cary together throughout the year. Downtown hosts concerts, movies, farmers markets, arts and cultural celebrations, festivals and community gatherings, including Cary's beloved
Lazy Daze Arts & Crafts Festival.
Public Art & Historic Downtown
Take a walk through downtown and discover murals, sculptures, public art installations and historic buildings woven throughout the district. Cary even offers a self-guided downtown public art experience.