↑ Aelfie “Heat Wave in Rajasthan” 4-by-6 rug, $359. Indio, Brightleaf Square ← Damn Fine Chocolate Liqueur (375 ml), $23.95. Durham Distillery, 711 Washington St. ↑ Hand repair kit with almond milk beeswax hand cream, lemon butter cuticle cream, shea butter hand repair cream and cotton gloves, $13. Burt’s Bees ↑ Handmade plate, $80. […]
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A New Home for Visitors Bureau In mid-January, the Durham Convention & Visitors Bureau moved from its location of 23 years at 101 E. Morgan St. to the first and mezzanine floors in the Trust Building at 212 W. Main St., greatly increasing its facility size from 5,000 square feet to 8,610 square feet. The
VP of Content Andrea Griffith Cash looks ahead to the rest of Carolina basketball’s tough ACC schedule with Voice of the Tar Heels Jones Angell; previews Steel String’s Sour Barn Bash at Rock Quarry Farm on Feb. 6 and a concert by Rhiannon Giddens at Memorial Hall in Chapel Hill on Feb. 28; and reveals
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Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage – Thursday, 7:30pm – Science-fiction fans and music lovers are invited to rejoice in five decades of Trekkie culture in the phenomenon’s very first formal, concert hall setting. Watch snippets of beloved film and TV footage on a 40-foot-wide screen while a live symphony orchestra performs the franchise’s best music.
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1. In 2014, more than 9.5 million passengers traveled through Raleigh-Durham International Airport. 2. Research Triangle Park is the largest research park in the country, home to more than 200 companies and 50,000+ employees. 3. The Carolina Theatre will observe its 90th anniversary in 2016 with a yearlong celebration. 4. The historic home of Bennett
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It was Bowie night at PopUp Chorus on Friday. After the chorus sang “Starman” and “Heroes,” a very impressive tribute band took the stage at Motorco. PopUp Chorus’ fun evening doubled as a fundraiser for Be Loud! Sophie. Pictured here: members of East Chapel Hill High’s Be Loud! Club. VP of Content Andrea Griffith Cash
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It’s evident that love is in the air, what with all the chocolates, wine and hearts in shop windows. And now here’s a chance to impress your lover: Get a reservation at one of these restaurants and take advantage of their special Valentine’s Day meal(s). Here is a great list of places to woo your loved one
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We’re celebrating the thriving entrepreneurial spirit of the Bull City with the stories of six originators who are developing big ideas, including Inspire Media Network‘s Chris Rosati, Art of Cool‘s Cicely Mitchell, Tommy Sowers of SoloPro, Jennings Brody of Parker & Otis and Chet Miller, Tom Ferguson of the Rise franchise and formerly of Durham
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The first time David Chapman saw his future wife, Christy, he was a 15-year-old high school student stopping by the local coffee shop before class. She was the beautiful 21-year-old barista: utterly out of reach. Read how they fell in love over coffee and started Bean Traders on pg. 66 of the Feb/March issue. Bull City
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Click here to listen or purchase Skylar’s music. “I grew up in Ashland, Virginia, as a part of a musical family. My parents played instruments and had us listen to classical music, Laurel Canyon tunes, Broadway musicals, jazz standards, ’60s rock ‘n’ roll … and then the radio brought me Lauryn Hill and Reba McEntire.
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