[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] Beyù Caffè – pronounced “be you” – serves up more than breakfast, lunch and dinner. They’ve got coffee, cocktails, desserts and offer a relaxed co-working environment during the day and sweet tunes at night. “What started as an idea for a coffee shop with two guys on a stage playing the guitar as background music […]
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After another run at Fullsteam, Chapel Hill Magazine Executive Editor Jessica Stringer cooled down with a Green Flash Passion Fruit Kicker at James Joyce Irish Pub. Jessica chowed down on fried chicken at Bullock’s Bar-B-Que. (Next time, she’ll save room for dessert!) We had so much fun at Kinky Boots last week at DPAC!But we definitely went into the show
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“The Jemima Code” Exhibit — Thursday through November 5 — The idea of a “Jemima Code” came to Toni Tipton-Martin as she was researching the varied history of African-Americans working in America’s kitchens. She discovered that they were virtually invisible. The character, Aunt Jemima, was built on a myth that combined various characteristics of African-American women into
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This spring, the singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist released “Up in the Air,” his first LP in six years. According to reviewers, it was worth the wait. “Almost flawless,” wrote Blurt magazine; “The News and Observer” described its “impeccable level of pop craftsmanship.” Brett, who lives in Hope Valley Farms with his wife, Rebecca, talks about
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Hayti Heritage Center hosted its 29th annual Bull Durham Blues Festival – one of only two blues festivals in the country presented by an African-American organization – September 9 and 10, featuring local acts like Bobby Hinton and Checkerboard Suede and national artists such as Grammy-winning Mississippi artist Grady Champion and Mac Arnold & Plate
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The second Annual Labor Day Weekend Fashion for a Cause show, presented by Iris Oliver at PSI Theatre at the Durham Arts Council, raised funds for cancer research, patient care and awareness. The show featured fashions from couture and emerging designers EvitaLoca, Rasoul Amir Designs, Lashele Lavey and Sonique Stephens. Special guest Dr. Nadine Barrett, director
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Seven years ago, I received one of the most disguised blessings of my life. I was diagnosed with Celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that, when gluten is ingested, causes damage to the small intestine. I finally knew why I was plagued with migraines and fatigue, but now I had no idea what to eat. The first
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← Double M Bake Shop sunflower butter, $7.99. Parker and Otis Colosseum Girl’s Duke Blue Devils two-piece outfit, $38. → The Duck Shop ← Victorian hat rack, $625. Vintage Home South 45-count Caspari cocktail napkins, $20. → The Scarlet Rooster ← Goldenrod Place Interiors
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CrowdTunes is an American Underground @Main-based startup that invites people to connect with commercial spaces by taking ownership of the music playing around them. With the app, stale background tunes become interactive crowd-sourced playlists. “As a patron,” CEO Brandon Magsamen says, “you can download our application and request any song in our venues directly from
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The Glass Jug 2nd Anniversary Celebration and Annual Cellar Sale – Thursday, noon-10pm; Friday, noon-10pm; Saturday, 2pm-7pm – In celebration of its two-year anniversary, The Glass Jug will re-release rare and limited-release beers on Thursday and Friday. The party continues into Saturday, with food, music and brews from some of the best local breweries in North Carolina.
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