Samurai History, Armor, and Stories at the North Carolina Museum of Art
Discover the warriors behind the armor.
Shannon
November 30, 2024
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Katanas and culture, oh my! From now until February 2, 2025, the North Carolina Museum of Art’s East Building will transform into a samurai haven. “Samurai: The Making of a Warrior” doesn’t just show off dazzling armor and legendary swords—it dives into the lives of samurai, including the women who were the ultimate behind-the-scenes powerhouses. Bonus: Your ticket also gets you into Venice and the Ottoman Empire, so you can double your cultural immersion.
Tickets are $20 for adults, free for museum members and children 6 and under. Now, go wield some knowledge!
No sponsorship here—just some serious samurai admiration.
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