Summer is here, and that means so many great vegetables are at the farmers’ market; if you have your own garden, you might start to see blooms transitioning into various fruits and vegetables. If you do have your own garden, you’ll soon wonder what to do with all that zucchini – once it starts producing, […]
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In celebration of their 29th anniversary, the Durham Community Land Trustees (DCLT) – a nonprofit organization focused on providing affordable housing for low- and moderate-income people in Durham – held a reception featuring wine and hors d’oeuvres before Leyla McCalla Trio’s Music in the Gardens performance at Sarah P. Duke Gardens. Music at the reception was
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An Evening with Savion Glover and Jack DeJohnette June 20-21 Bringing together Jack DeJohnette, legendary drummer and jazz master, with the king of tap, Savion Glover, this performance promises to be “once in a lifetime.” “I love tap, jazz, [and the fact] that ADF and Duke are co-presenting,” Pamela says. She saw Jack last year
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Way to Go, Grad! Lifelong Durhamite and Fulbright recipient Malissa McSwain graduated with honors from Davidson College this spring. She will spend the summer in Durham before heading to Mexico to teach. Malissa is the daughter of Jeff and Susan McSwain. ♦ Ana and Chris Quinn’s sons, Liam and Kevin, graduated from Durham Academy and
Art Picnic – Thursday, 4-7pm – Painting, popcorn and promoting a great cause: What could be better? Sign up with your kids for this outdoor craft event at Bull City Craft. Including fun crafts and snacks from Relay Foods, this event is a fundraiser for Arts for Life, an organization that creates educational art programs
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Jodee Nimerichter, who has been the director of the Durham-based American Dance Festival since 2012, previews this year’s lineup, which kicks off June 16 with Pilobolus. Plus, Andrea boasts about a can’t-miss destination for kids this summer: Notasium on Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard is an instrument-themed play space, music school and coffee shop mashup founded by
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During her more than 45 years in Durham, MaryAnn spent 10 in the psychology department at Duke University as a clinical social worker, 20 in private practice and 12 as a Durham County Commissioner. She’s now back at Duke as the associate VP of its health system, where she has been since 2002. A mother
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Shelley has worked to build Durham up for almost 13 years – literally. With a career in commercial construction that spans 20 years in the Triangle area, her favorite work was always in Durham, which is why she founded Bull City-based BridgePoint Construction Services in 2007; it has since expanded to include BridgePoint General Contracting
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Arcana‘s Sage Empress (rum, blueberry, lemon and sage) meets The Hanged Man (tequila, vermouth, cilantro-cumin brine and habanero bitters) – just two examples of the inventive cocktails at the underground lounge! M Sushi‘s tuna special – so tasty! We’ll be back soon, Luna, for more of the deliciousness that is your fried avocado appetizer. We
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An ’80s theme defined the 12th annual Beaver Queen Pageant, which attracted about 1,000 people from across the Triangle to Duke Park to crown the next Beaver Queen. Contestants and audience members alike showed off their best ’80s attire, including Michael Jackson and Madonna costumes. The pageant first started in 2005 when the construction of
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