Independent Animal Rescue held the 14th Annual Painted Chair And More Auction to support its animal rescue, adoption, fostering and medical care programs. The event included both a silent and live auction that featured the work of more than 20 local artists. Guests bid on handcrafted furniture, art and jewelry while enjoying food by Dos […]
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Bill Stevenson, Keller Williams Where did you choose to purchase? Woodcroft Why? Back [in 1994] it seemed that anybody who could afford it would live in Chapel Hill, and the rest of us huddled as closely as possible to the border, hoping to bask in the warm Chapel Hill glow. My how things have changed! Now
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[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] For Ginger Allison, each day is an opportunity to make a difference. “If I have 24 hours in a day,” she says, “Why not make time for serving others?” This mentality gave Ginger the motivation to create Baggingit4Kids: We Are Durham, a nonprofit that aims to alleviate food waste in Durham as well as
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Dark Mint Saison Release – 4-9pm – Durty Bull Brewing releases their new beer in their tasting room. Grab dinner from Mama’s Hot Chicken while you’re there! Adult Studio at Nasher – Thursday, 5:30-8pm – Drop by for this creative workshop at Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. Grab a drink at the cash
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Eric previews Steel String’s Cardinal Directions Beer Fest at Carrboro Town Commons on July 30 and discusses beer trends. Plus, Andrea highlights the work of Laura Tierney’s The Social Institute, which strives to show young people that social media can be an empowering – instead of a scary – place.
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Read our August 2016 issue in full. To get you started, here is a quick recap of what it holds: FEATURES 30 Fall Arts PreviewMark your calendar now for these upcoming creative events and festivals 34 The Best of Durham 2016Results from our annual reader poll 76 How They LiveLyn Gagnon and Steve Kaiser used
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Boheme is awesome! Go! PopUp Chorus knows that what the world needs now is love! Hence a love train formed after the group sang “Love Train” on Thursday. We loved tasting ciders of the world at Black Twig Cider House‘s class taught by Mattie Beason. How cool is it to have one of the country’s few cider
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The Durham food scene has had an unusually busy summer, so Andrea asks food blogger Amber to fill listeners in on openings (like Boheme and Lucky’s Deli), closings (including Four Square and Spartacus) and chef changes (at Piedmont and The Boot). Plus, Andrea commends Durham-based The Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern on its efforts to
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Dinner and a Movie – Thursday, 5-9pm – Have a romantic date night at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University and enjoy a dinner special at the café before a free showing of “George Washington.” Music in the Courtyard – Thursday, 6:30-9:30pm – Join Jo Gore in Parizade’s outdoor courtyard for a performance
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Leann and Gavin Jocius’ roomy Forest Hills home is both sprawling and intimate, seemingly an impossibility. It’s why they love it. “Despite having 4,500 square feet, it feels really cozy,” Leann says. That’s because they moved in with a game plan: Carve out an everyday family area, use it to the max and let the
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