“I am driven by these three principles: integrity, intention and inclusion. My passion comes from my belief in God, that we are all change agents, which is why I want to be the change I wish to see in the world. I also believe our primary responsibility is to make this world a better place […]
In Memoriam: Dr. Sharon Elliott-Bynum Read More »
I love soup. It took me almost 30 years to realize just how much I actually love soup. Maybe it was because I grew up in the South, where mild winters never really required a bowl of warm soup, or perhaps because I was only ever exposed to the mixture of mushy vegetables and swollen
A Sweet and Savory Soup Sure to Warm You Up Read More »
Chances are pretty good that you’ve already tasted — or at least heard of — the delicious biscuits and doughnuts at Tom Ferguson’s Rise. And chances are you’ve already heard that (thank our lucky stars!) Tom is franchising and bringing new Rise shops to more cities. They’re now serving customers in Morrisville, Cameron Village and
Durham Catering Co. Under New Leadership Read More »
The Book of Mormon – Through Jan. 10, times vary – Winner of nine Tony Awards, this outrageous musical comedy follows a mismatched pair of missionaries halfway across the world to spread the Good Word. DPAC, 123 Vivian St.; $50+; 919-680-2787 New Year’s Eve Celebration – Thursday, 8pm – Live entertainment by Bull City Syndicate,
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’Tis the season for entertaining! Whether you are going to a party, hosting one or expecting house guests, it can be overwhelming. This pimento cheese and prosciutto rarebit is the perfect recipe for the holidays — easy and versatile. Rarebit is a classic English dish/appetizer that would be the American equivalent to an open-faced grilled
The Best (and Easiest!) Holiday Party Appetizer Read More »
A Christmas Carol – Thursday through Sunday, times vary – Now in its 41st year, this beloved holiday tradition in the Triangle returns for just five shows. Presented by Theatre in the Park, the original musical comedy is based on the classic Charles Dickens tale and adapted for the stage by Ira David Wood III, who stars as Scrooge this year
Weekend Best Bets: Caroling, Cookies and Crafts Read More »
Each week we share – through pictures – what the folks behind Durham Mag have been doing around town. We’re always out and about, just because we love this place; we hope you’ll comment with what you’ve been doing, too! Mad Hatter’s Cafe & Bakeshop Operations Assistant Caroline Kornegay was charmed by these sweet snowmen cupcakes at Mad
Stuff We Like: New Biz, Baked Goods and a Tree of Bikes Read More »
This nice nod to the season was created by Mary Tate Sward of Venable and would be great for your holiday party (though we’d sip it year-round!). The mezcal adds a mild smokiness, and the Krupnikas honey liqueur incorporates those classic spicy flavors that we all look forward to this time of year. Lightweight Jacket 1½ oz. mezcal
Shake Things Up With This Pear and Krupnikas Cocktail Read More »
Cider & Cookies – Thursday through Saturday, 10am-5pm and Sunday, 1-5pm – If you’re downtown doing some holiday shopping, stop by for hot cider and cookies, featuring the vintage Duke Toll House recipe. Stick around to see current exhibits like Durham A-Z: H is for Hayti, and Durham Beginnings: 1865-1885. Museum of Durham History, 500
Weekend Best Bets: Markets, Museums and Music Read More »
It’s hard to believe, but the holidays are upon us, and that means two things: gift giving and entertaining. Before you let the stress seep in, we are going to knock out both in one swoop! Cranberries are not just for Thanksgiving (or cranberry sauce!). These Drunken Cranberries are great to make and give away
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