A block of South Street will close in downtown Raleigh early next year to make way for a new Red Hat Amphitheater. The City Council voted Tuesday to close the street between Dawson and McDowell streets as part of a plan to replace the music venue and expand the Raleigh Convention Center.

Raleigh City Council voted Tuesday to close a portion of South Street to allow the relocation of Red Hat Amphitheater. That decision will have a lasting impact on the city as whole.

The Raleigh City Council is split on a vote to relocate the Red Hat Amphitheater and expand the convention center.

We’re a little over a week away to learn the fate of Red Hat Ampitheater in downtown Raleigh. An open house Monday will allow residents to ask questions and share solutions about the project. The move could not only impact neighbors and businesses downtown,

An aerial view of Red Hat Amphitheater, at right, with the intersection of South and McDowell Streets to the far left as seen prior to a concert on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2024. A proposed plan to relocate Red Hat Amphitheater would permanently close a block of South Street to traffic. TRAVIS LONG [email protected]

The Raleigh City Council could vote Tuesday to move the Red Hat Amphitheater and close South Street to traffic. Are the votes there?

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- City of Raleigh is hosting a community information session on plans to relocate Red Hat Amphitheater. Leaders say they will discuss the amphitheater relocation, traffic impacts, and future plans for the Chavis-Dix Strollway.