The NCMA and Cat’s Cradle present Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange)

Due to weather, the outdoor concert on Thursday, August 8 featuring Watchhouse will be moving to the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, an indoor venue located in downtown Raleigh. Full information available here. Please contact help@ncartmusum.org for any questions. 

The NCMA and Cat’s Crade welcome Watchhouse back to the Museum Amphitheater. Starting over a decade ago playing coffee shops and local restaurants around North Carolina, Watchhouse, led by Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz, is a bona fide folk music sensation and one of 21st-century indie music’s biggest grassroots success stories. They sell out iconic venues (Red Rocks, Ryman Auditorium) and attract hundreds of millions of streams while producing exploratory music that “redefines roots music for a younger generation” (Washington Post).

Musician photo and recording policy

No flash or professional photography allowed. No video or audio recording of any kind allowed.

No smoking allowed inside venue gates.

• Concert policies and answers to frequently asked questions
• Venue map

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Do you or a family member need a general accommodation for your visit? Contact the visitor experience team at help@ncartmuseum.org.

The NCMA offers various types of accessibility accommodations for all types of programming, tours, and events. To request an accommodation or find out what is available, please contact Accessibility and Inclusion Coordinator Molly Hull at mailto:mhull@ncartmuseum.org. Please note that requests require a minimum of two weeks’ notice.

Photo: Charlie Boss

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