Durham Magazine

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 […]

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

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

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

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

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

Seventh Annual Where’s Waldo Scavenger Hunt – Thursday-Sunday, 2pm – Co-sponsored by Sustain-A-Bull Durham, The Regulator Bookshop, Candlewick Press and the American Association of Booksellers, more than 30 local, Durham small businesses promote the importance of shopping locally this month. Contestants can pick up a Where’s Waldo Passport at any participating local business. They find

Seventh Annual Where’s Waldo Scavenger Hunt – Thursday – July 29 – Co-sponsored by Sustain-A-Bull Durham, The Regulator Bookshop, Candlewick Press and the American Association of Booksellers, more than 30 local, Durham small businesses promote the importance of shopping locally this month. Contestants can pick up a Where’s Waldo Passport at any participating local business.