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A Decade of DPAC

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 […]

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Weekend at a Glance: Photography, Pumpkins and Phoenix Fest

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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Weekend at a Glance: Pride, Parties and Plants

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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Weekend at a Glance: Music, Motorcycles and Murals

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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Weekend at a Glance: Bands, Benefits and Beats n Bars

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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