Carlee Farm is nestled on a 53-acre working farm located in Granville County. Carlee Farm has so much to offer as your venue of choice for weddings or receptions. This rustic working farm wedding venue is secluded away from the hustle and bustle of highways and public view which gives you privacy for your special wedding day.

Circle M City, a Wild West entertainment destination, is your location for: Weddings, Birthday Parties, Field Trips, Corporate Events, Reunions, Movie Making, Trick Roping, Horseback Riding & More! The town features a church, mercantile, bank, saloon, livery stable, printing press, blacksmith, museum, jail, costume room, opera house, kitchen and horses! Have a “Barn Wedding.” Come to our music jams on Monday nights. Stroll down the boardwalk. Sit a spell and watch a cowboy trick-rope and spin his guns. Meet Crazy Kate. Ride a horse. Go on a hayride. HAVE SOME FUN!

A Step to Gold International Ballroom has the grandeur and enchanting ambiance that offers a unique setting for your wedding reception venue or private party events! Our pricing is competitive and we are willing to work with you to make your event a memorable experience. We are incredibly accessible and provide an ideal Raleigh location. A Step to Gold is conveniently located west of Crabtree Valley Mall on Glenwood Avenue (Hwy 70) in The Pleasant Valley Shopping Center. We have plenty of parking and are handicapped accessible. We can't wait to make your event dreams a reality!

Sugarneck is rumored to have gotten its name by the bootleggers traveling along the Cape Fear River as a code word for the place where they would pick up their moonshine. Sugarneck reaches back long before smartphones and social media, back to a time when the only way to send a message was by writing a letter and sending it in the mail. One of the earliest U.S. Post Offices in North Carolina still stands strong today. It was a community where people gathered, shared news and good times. Built in 1874, the renovated original Cabin structure serves as a unique visual reminder of those simpler times. The Cabin and the Post Office are on the National Register of Historic Places. The vast scenic views of the North Carolina countryside along with the grandness of our 150 year old Oak trees do not go unnoticed, and at night, the stars light up the sky. Today, there is an unexpected immersive experience that brings history, nature and modern elegance together in total privacy.