Detailed Summary

Holly Springs continues to thrive as a welcoming community, known for its beautiful parks, greenways, and vibrant shopping and dining options. We take pride in being one of the safest towns in North Carolina, with quality of life being our most cherished asset. If you haven’t ventured out lately, I encourage you to explore Main Street, where you can enjoy a blend of historic charm and modern amenities. The Holly Springs Cultural Center is also a fantastic spot for shows and events, bringing our community together. For those who appreciate fresh produce and local goods, our Farmers Market is open year-round on West Ballentine Street, just outside the Cultural Center. It’s ranked as one of the best in the region, offering a variety of farm-fresh options that support our local farmers and artisans. And if you’re a sports enthusiast, don’t miss the action at the North Main Athletic Complex, home to the Holly Springs Salamanders and local college soccer teams. Additionally, Holly Springs is conveniently located just 20 miles from Raleigh, giving you easy access to a wealth of cultural attractions, museums, and performing arts venues. Whether you’re looking for a day of fun at the golf courses or exploring the vibrant arts scene in the capital, there’s something for everyone. Be sure to check our website for more details on local events and activities happening in our community.

Amenities

Holly Springs is known for its warm and inviting atmosphere, lush greenways
and parks, and vibrant shops and
restaurants. Holly Springs is consistently ranked among the safest towns in
North Carolina with quality of life as our biggest asset.

Take part in the excitement happening on Main
Street, where historic homes sit near
gorgeous new developments featuring shops, services and restaurants. This
juxtaposition of old and new allows Holly Springs to retain its southern
character while giving visitors the ability enjoy an evening out with new
friends. Make sure to catch a show at the Holly Springs Cultural
Center nearby.

Out and about on a sunny Saturday morning? Enjoy farm fresh produce and
artisanal foods at the Holly Springs Farmers
Market, ranked #4 in the Southeast and #1
in North Carolina. The Farmers Market is open throughout the year along West
Ballentine Street outside the Cultural Center.

Also, make sure to catch a game at North Main Athletic
Complex, featuring a nearly 2,000 seat
stadium, which is home to the Holly Springs
Salamanders, a member of the Coastal Plain
League, a wood-bat collegiate summer baseball
league. The park also is home to two college soccer teams hosted by Wake
Futbol Club.

Downtown:

Learn more about downtown Holly
Springs.

Local Parks, Facilities, and Greenways:

Learn more about Holly Springs parks, facilities, and
greenways.

Holly Springs Festivals and Events:

Learn more about Holly Springs festivals and
events.

Attractions in Town:

Golf

Venues

Regional Activities

Holly Springs is just 20 miles away from North Carolina's capital, Raleigh, a
city of just over 450,000 residents, and world-class attractions.

Museums

Performing Arts Venues

Check out Visit Raleigh for more information on
upcoming regional events.

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