There have been so many great things that have happened at DPAC that it is hard to place a “best” tag on just one. One moment that will always be special, though, was in 2010 when DPAC was first listed among the top 10 theaters in America by Pollstar, a leading trade publication that covers […]
Frying oil 1 dozen shucked oysters 8 oz. buttermilk Cornmeal breading 2 cups cornmeal 1 cup rice flour 1 cup all-purpose flour 2 Tbsp. smoked paprika 1 tsp. cayenne pepper Salt Pepper Poblano creamed spinach 2 Tbsp. butter ¼ cup sweet onion, small dice 2 ea. garlic cloves, minced 2 ea. poblano peppers, charred over
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Painters on the Eno: Potluck and Music Jam – Thursday – Sabatini Studio presents Painters on the Eno – portion of the proceeds will benefit the Eno River Association. At Golden Belt Studios, hosts will supply protein dishes and guests can bring complimentary dishes. Donations are welcome in lieu of bringing dishes. Gluten free, vegetarian
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2018 CLICK! Photography Festival – October – The month-long event celebrates the cultural influence of photography by engaging the community with exceptional photo-based works and artists. Events include exhibit openings, art walks, portfolio reviews, workshops and more. ‘ANTI-NOSTALGIA’ at The Carrack – Thursday – October 21 – A group exhibition of art created with found photographs, exploring
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Black Wall Street: Homecoming – Through Friday – This annual networking conference is perfect for early-stage entrepreneurs, investors and students to celebrate, learn and discuss culture and investment. Register for great speakers, workshops and meet and greets all over downtown. Sinister Wisdom Release Party – Thursday, 7-9pm – Visit The Regulator Bookshop to celebrate the
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Journey: Paintings & Sculpture by Lisa Creed – Through September 27 – Longtime Durham resident Lisa Creed presents a body of work that combines her drawing and painting with constructed assemblages and sculptures at Horse & Buggy Press and Friends. After returning to Sweden this spring – 55 years after living in the country as a
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Saleem Reshamwala Saleem Reshamwala’s bio starts, “I travel the world and make things with crazy teams of amazing freelancers. Mostly videos.” “North Cack” – a hip-hop video he directed for G Yamazawa – has eclipsed 800,000 views. He was Emmy nominated for “Who, Me? Biased?” while working with The New York Times. But long
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Precarity: Art and the Humanities – Thursday, 5-9pm – The Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke University presents an interdisciplinary panel of humanities faculty – experts in jazz, archives, water, mental illness and art – at The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. The panelists will discuss themes in Precarity, the three-channel video by British
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Yarn/Songs from the Road Band – Thursday 6pm – American Tobacco‘s annual music series continues with the Grammy-nominated Americana band, joined on the lawn by the Songs from the Road, a fresh new bluegrass band lead by Charles Humphrey formerly of the Steep Canyon Rangers. Dogs, picnics and children are welcome (just no glass). American Tobacco’s restaurants
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“I thought [my mom] had brought us to the end of the Earth,” Rebecca Newton says of her first impression of Durham as a teenager in 1969, moving here from St. Louis with her mom, Dr. Jacqueline A. Reynolds, who was a professor in biochemistry and physiology at Duke. It didn’t take long to change
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