Culture
East Durham’s newest business Rofhiwa Book Cafe invites the community into deeper conversations on Black art and Black literature
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Shanny Kohli draws inspiration for her art from experiences growing up in India and the Middle East and shares how Sikhism helped her navigate adulthood.
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American Dance Festival hosted its first in-person event in June, bringing performers and audiences back together again
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Fed Up’s food distribution gives away fresh produce and encourages recipients to organize against inequality.
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Phyllis Coley worked in the entertainment industry in New York City for years before moving back to Durham in 1991 and starting a magazine in 2004.
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Anna Ruth Jones released “Chairman Jones – An Improbable Leader” in 2015 after seven years of research, interviews, fundraising and editing.
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2021 Woman of Achievement Erin Kauffman helped turn the five-acre city-owned property into a connective space for all to enjoy
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Congratulations to “Superhero Jay Jay,” for the most votes in our February Incredible Kids Contest!
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The community members share their praises of seven people whose livelihoods are dedicated to helping our city get through its toughest year yet.
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Kids Book Exchange + Free Craft!
Larry & Joe’s Nuevo South Train Album Release Party
