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Weekend at a Glance: Full Frame, Fly Balls and Fashion

Durham Bulls Baseball Opening Day – Thursday – The 2017 Triple-A National Champions begin their next season at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Their whopping 70-game season kicks off April 5 against the Charlotte Knights and continues through Labor Day. Celebrate opening day with some post-game fireworks (the first of 22 fireworks shows this season), […]

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Weekend at a Glance: Egg Hunts, Exploration and Exercise

Creek Week – Through Saturday – This 10th annual week celebrates the protection and cleaning of Durham’s local streams with events like a Duke Forest Watershed Walk and Ellerbe Creek Canoe Cleanup. To date, volunteers have collected 117,270 pounds of litter during this environmentally aware event. Latino/a Studies 10 Year Anniversary Conference – Thursday, 4:30-6pm – Memoirist

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Weekend at a Glance: Slow Ryed Cider, Spring and St. Patrick’s Day

Freelancer’s Happy Hour – Thursday, 5-7pm – Raise your glass with your fellow freelancers at this networking and community building event at Durty Bull Brewing Company. Good company is guaranteed, and all proceeds from the event will go to the Helius Foundation to provide coaching and mentoring for entrepreneurs. Carolina Lightnin’ – Thursday, 7pm –

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Weekend at a Glance: Tours, Tennis and Food Trucks

Teen Meetup: Abstract Expressionism – Thursday, 5-7pm – Teens are invited to the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University to discuss abstract pieces contributed by artists of African descent within the exhibit “Solidary & Solitary.” This painting workshop is led by Durham artist Candy Carver. Space is limited; advance registration required. Reception for Southern Insurrections – Thursday, 5-8pm  – A reception featuring

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The People and Places Instrumental in Building the Bull City

RISE UP Michael Goodmon takes a moment to consider the question: How to sum up the transformation of downtown in the last decade, from empty storefronts in a crashing economy to today’s building boom and climbing skyscrapers? “To be fair,” he begins with a slight sigh. “We only have one skyscraper. One. Everybody relax, it’s

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