Hailed as “a sci-fi dance party with a Ph.D. in STEM” by “The New York Times,” Moogfest 2016 will gather more than 250 technologists, musicians and artists to explore new technologies that are pushing the boundaries of creative expression. It’ll be an experience unlike any other. To prove it, we pulled together seven sensationally diverse, […]
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The Bull City has been swinging since the formation of The Mint Julep Jazz Band in autumn 2011. The group’s founding couple, vocalist Laura Windley and trombonist Lucian Cobb, saw a need in the area for more accessible swing era music – particularly for dancing, a hobby that Laura has enjoyed since high school and
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Play ball! Andrea chats with Matt Sutor, the director of communications for the Durham Bulls, as the team kicks off their season and plans a special “Durm night.” She also urges listeners to visit Chapel Hill pop-up shop Xenia, which specializes in gorgeous but simple floral bouquets, sustainably produced teas, and locally made products like
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Get more ideas for your home and garden in our April issue. Plant native perennials These will make any garden more resilient and attractive. Native perennials entice pollinators and other beneficial insects, require less water than annual flowers and come back year after year without needing to be replaced. Fertilize edibles early Most edibles –
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Hats Off to You, Durham! Comedian Amy Schumer sported some Durham Performing Arts Center swag on her Instagram account recently. She performed at DPAC in 2013. “Today Show” hosts Savannah Guthrie and Willie Geist welcomed WRAL-TV to the NBC family in late February by donning Durham Bulls‘ caps. And the Award Goes to… North Carolina
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Full Frame Documentary Film Festival – Thursday-Sunday – Featuring nearly 100 films over four days, all set within a four-block radius of downtown, the 19th year of this morning-to-midnight doc fest welcomes filmmakers and film lovers from all over the world. “Wabi-Sabi” Exhibit Opening – Thursday-May 1 – Celebrating the Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic – asymmetry, roughness or
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Who doesn’t love looking through beautiful residences? We’ve got more pictures from the April issue’s “A Tale of Two Durhams” story: Check out a few photos that continue to demonstrate just how different these two homes are. Read the full story here. Photography by Briana Brough. A Tale of Two Durhams With this unorthodox chandelier,
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How cute is this dress from One World Market? Makes us want to go on a picnic! Black Twig Cider House – in the former Six Plates location – is now open! Stop in to choose from nearly 90 cider options and several sausage sandwiches! Because apples and pork are a natural fit! And if
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Spend a little more time at the ballpark — check out snapshots from the June/July 2015 issue’s Durham Bulls photo essay that didn’t make it into the magazine. [rev_slider webxtra-bulls]
I am a sucker for Johnny Cash’s music, his image, his story. Marrying a Cash certainly only added to my interest in this music legend. And so I look forward to heading to DPAC next week to see, for the first time, “Million Dollar Quartet.” It’s the high voltage Tony Award-winning Broadway musical that was
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