There’s no better way to ring in the holidays than by joining The Raleigh Ringers for their annual holiday concerts at the Meymandi Concert Hall in downtown Raleigh. This Raleigh holiday tradition will feature the music of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra along with the group’s unique interpretations of sacred, secular, and popular music, including rock ‘n’ roll.
2024 Performances
Saturday, December 14 – 4pm
Sunday, December 15 – 4pm
Tickets
Adults – $28 Seniors (65+) and Military – $23 Groups of 10+ – $20 Students – $15
Due to an agreement between the Martin Marietta Center, the City of Raleigh, and the North Carolina legislature, Ticketmaster and the Martin Marietta Center box office are the only authorized ticket sellers for events at the Martin Marietta Center. Box office hours are 10am to 2pm Monday through Friday.
FEES: Tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are subject to facility, ticketing, processing, and/or delivery fees that will be added during the ticket purchase. Tickets purchased in person at the Box Office will not be charged ticketing, processing, or delivery fees, but the facility fee will be added.
Location
Meymandi Concert Hall
Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts (formerly Duke Energy Center)
Concerts & Events
Audience Comments
"The music was beautiful, the entertainment hilarious, and the whole experience was wonderfully worthwhile. We loved it so much we tried to get a flight changed to come hear your concert again!"
- Anonymous Fan
“What skill and diversity of music! I could have listened another three hours! Thank you for the inspiration and entertainment!”
- Anonymous Fan
“I never would have thought I'd want to go to a handbell concert, but when I heard handbell rock ’n’ roll on the radio, I told my friends, ‘We're going!’ And it was just great.”
- Anonymous Fan
"The Raleigh Ringers are the best handbell ensemble on the globe!!!!”
Greg Pysh
Minister of Music and Composer
Midland, Texas
“Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! They never cease to amaze me. Their playing is so musical, their technique impeccable.”
Cordetta Valthauser
Handbell Soloist
Cleveland Area, Ohio
"Thank you all for being ambassadors of superb musicianship, amazing technique, and sharing the joy of doing something you love, which is contagious.”
Carolann Haley
Assistant to Director of Music Ministries
National Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C.
“The Raleigh Ringers are truly a wonderful instrument. It is a joy to watch how precisely they respond to director David Harris' musical goals, and how audiences respond as well. This group has definitely attained 'handbell superstar' status.”
Jason Tiller
Sonos Handbell Ensemble
San Francisco, CA
“The best part was, in spite of all the amazing things that they can do with bells – the bass ringer assignments, flawless technique, and all of those kind of things – the best part was that it was musical. I simply enjoyed the music.”
Dean Wagner
Associate Director of Music and Organist
First United Methodist Church of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
“...I did not know how good 'good' is in bell ringing until I heard you. It was simply superb, and you must have known that from the unusually enthusiastic response from the audience.”
Ross MacKenzie
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua, New York