Kidd's Frames

04/10/2026

We would like to thank all of our loyal customers for another great year!!!! We have packed everything up for the state fair to move in and we will reopen on November 7 at 9 AM. Hope to see everyone then! 

04/07/2026

Open Sat and Sun 9am to 5pm for all your custom picture framing needs!

10/04/2026

We are MOVING back to the education building, located at The Raleigh Market. Sat and Sun 9am to 5pm

10/04/2026

Exciting NEWS!!!! We are moving back to our original location (education building) at The Raleigh Market! Will will be open Sat and Sun 9am to 5pm. Hope to see you there for all your picture framing needs! As always, if you have trouble finding us, give me a call 252-532-9187!

21/03/2026

Be sure to stop by Sat and Sun 9am to 5pm for all your picture framing needs! We have exciting news coming soon about our re-opening in our normal building. Stay tuned!

20/02/2026

We are open Sat and Sun 9am to 4 pm. Stop by for all your custom picture framing needs! Custom picture framing while you wait is our specialty! Having trouble finding us? Call Tammy at 252-532-9187

30/01/2026

Kidd's Frames will be closed on Saturday, January 31st and Sunday, Sunday Feb 1 due to forecasted inclement weather. We will re-open Feb 7 and Feb 8 from 9 am to 4pm

23/01/2026

Kidd's Frames will be closed on Saturday, January 24th and Sunday, January 25th due to forecasted inclement weather. We will re-open Jan 31 and Feb 1st 8am to 4pm

18/01/2026

Come on out to The Raleigh Market and see us today! Snow is in the forecast so please call to make sure we are still here. The number is 252-532-9187

06/01/2026

This is very interesting history of the building that we call home at The Raleigh Market

RECOGNIZE THIS BUILDING? Isn’t it strange to see the NC State Fairgrounds looking so bare?

This is the iconic stretch of Mediterranean Revival style buildings at the entrance to the State Fairgrounds.

The twin Commercial & Educational Buildings were designed by the firm of Atwood and Weeks, who also designed Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.

The long stretch was meant to appear like a Mediterranean-style palace — with Baroque-archways and two towers attached to stucco-covered buildings, trimmed with terra cotta tiles.

Early sketches show the ‘castle walls’ surrounding an entire portion of fairgrounds. It was later changed to be a long exhibition hallway encompassing two twin buildings.

Built in the 1920s, they are the oldest buildings still associated with the current fairgrounds.