Lenovo Center
A multi-purpose indoor arena in Raleigh, North Carolina
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Lenovo Center to reopen Sept. 15 with new seats in lower bowl, added capacity
The Centennial Authority is expected to vote before the end of the year on which projects will be included in the final $200-million phases of the renovation.
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Carolina Hurricanes single-game tickets go on sale
Fans of the Carolina Hurricanes can buy tickets to individual games for the 2026-27 season through the team website or through Ticketmaster.
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Season tickets sold out for Stanley Cup champs
Season tickets for the Carolina Hurricanes 2026-27 season are sold out. Tickets to individual games go on sale Aug. 20.
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Canes to raise Stanley Cup banner in season opener against Panthers
In a meeting between the last two Stanley Cup champions, the Carolina Hurricanes will open the season at home against the Florida Panthers.
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Stanley Cup Final brings $13.4 million boost to Raleigh, over 112,000 people packed Lenovo Center
Visitors from all 50 states and two countries flocked to the Triangle for the Stanley Cup Final, delivering a giant economic boost to Raleigh.
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The Carolina Hurricanes are Stanley Cup champions. What happens now?
There’s plenty of conversation around parties and parades, off-season roster moves , as well as betting odds on a possible repeat, but there is more to consider.
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Cup-champion Hurricanes' arena closed for eight weeks to add new seats, renovate lower bowl
The Centennial Authority approved the latest projects in Lenovo Center’s $300-million enhancement project. The arena is closed for eight weeks.
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Championship ring: Canes fans give memorable night another joyous occasion
For some Canes fans, the gear is about remembering a historic season. For others, this championship run is already tied to memories they’ll carry forever.
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Canes' creative team produces the flair, energy that keeps fans pumped
The 13-person creative team is responsible for the social media videos you see on your phone, the playoff towels that drape across your seat and the videos that boom across Lenovo Center.
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Durham-based company revolutionizes NHL stats and analysis, Lenovo Center watch parties
SportsMEDIA Technology, or SMT, is headquartered in Durham. The company partners with the National Hockey League as the official statistics provider. They are making hockey more accessible and improving the watch party experience for fans at Lenovo Center.
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Caniacs amplified: The science behind what makes Lenovo Center so loud
Experts say there's a reason why Lenovo Center is often called the "loudest house" in the NHL.
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Family raising generations of Caniacs has to choose who goes to the Stanley Cup Final games
Kristi and Stuart White were dating when they went to every Carolina Hurricanes home game of the 2005-2006 season. A lot has happened since then, including raising two Caniacs. As a family of four, deciding who gets to go to the Stanley Cup Final home games is not easy.
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Voice of the Canes: Adam Lee Decker ready for national anthem in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final
For the past nine years, Adam Lee Decker has energized Carolina Hurricanes fans with his rendition of the national anthem, including Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final at Lenovo Center. Decker said the support from Canes fans has been overwhelming as he prepares to sing again for Game 2.
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Is Raleigh doing enough? Canes fans debate city’s playoff signage on social media
Some Instagram videos and lengthy Reddit threads have sparked an online debate over whether there is enough Carolina Hurricanes representation across the Triangle.
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Bill Belichick attends Game 1 of Stanley Cup Final between Canes and Golden Knights
Bill Belichick was seen sitting next to NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman during Tuesday night's Stanley Cup Final game between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Vegas Golden Knights.
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Stanley Cup Final: Canes parking jumps to $95 for general parking, $65 for prepaid
The latest parking price for the Stanley Cup Final at Lenovo Center signals a $20 markup from the onsite parking fee for the Eastern Conference Final.
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Stanley Cup Final Game 3 watch party at Lenovo Center sold out
Fans unable to afford tickets can party in the Lenovo Center parking lot to watch the Canes meet Vegas in Game 2 on Thursday. The watch party for Game 3 at the arena is sold out as of Thursday.
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Canes merchandise fly off shelves as fan search for new gear ahead of Stanley Cup Final
Just one day after the Canes' victory in the Eastern Conference Final, fans are now flocking to stores searching for new gear and game-day essentials. Some fans tell WRAL News, they've been waiting for this moment for years.
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Complete schedule for Carolina Hurricanes' second-round NHL playoff series with Philadelphia
The top-seeded Carolina Hurricanes will face the Philadelphia Flyers with a spot in the Eastern Conference Finals of the Stanley Cup Playoffs on the line.
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Complete schedule for Carolina Hurricanes first-round NHL playoff series with Ottawa
The top-seeded Carolina Hurricanes and wild-card Ottawa Senators meet in the first round of the NHL playoffs.
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Canes-Senators Game 1 set for Saturday afternoon
The Carolina Hurricanes will host the Ottawa Senators at 3 p.m. Saturday to start the NHL Playoffs.
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Carolina Hurricanes playoff tickets on sale
The Carolina Hurricanes are gearing up for the Stanley Cup Playoffs and fans hoping to grab tickets will have a chance when single-game playoff tickets go on sale to the general public starting Thursday, April 9.
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New Lenovo Center exterior, beer hall among final proposed projects in $300M renovation
NC State and the Carolina Hurricanes announced the projects, but the Centennial Authority, which owns the arena, will have to approve the scope of the final phases of the $300-million renovation.
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Gabriel Iglesias show at Lenovo Center postponed, new date expected in 2026
Comedian Gabriel Iglesias’ scheduled Friday performance at Lenovo Center has been postponed, the venue announced.
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FBI: Raleigh man pleads guilty to having machine gun devices near Lenovo Center
A Raleigh man has pleaded guilty to having "machine gun conversion devices" near the Lenovo Center during the North Carolina State Fair, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
