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Mystic Managed: A Peek Inside Durham’s New Hideaway Bar

By Amanda MacLaren | April 20, 2016

Step into Arcana through the entrance tucked away on the rear of the Snow building (to the left of Beyu Caffe‘s back door), and you’re met with a space that encapsulates the feeling of coziness. Low ceilings combined with various seating areas adorned with furniture that seems to have been […]

Stuff We Like: Pizza, Pools & Pudding

By Durham Magazine | April 19, 2016

Spring in Durham. Ahhhh. Did you know you can go curling in Durham? Thanks to Triangle Curling, it’s the most fun marketing associate Jenny Hunt has had on the ice in ages. Alton Brown‘s love of Mateo is real, y’all! And so is Jenny’s love for the banana pudding at Mateo. […]

Stuff We Like: Design, Desserts & Million Dollar Quartet

By Durham Magazine | April 12, 2016

Managing Editor Amanda MacLaren sampled the ciders – this Habanero pepper cider on draft is her favorite – at the new Black Twig Cider House, which recently replaced Six Plates Wine Bar on Erwin Road. Acme Food & Beverage Co. of Carrboro is taking their Salt & Smoke oyster and barbecue […]

Moogfest 2016: 7 Moog Musts

By Durham Magazine | April 11, 2016

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 […]

The Mint Julep Jazz Band Swings in the Bull City

By Durham Magazine | April 8, 2016

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 […]

Stuff We Like: Swingin’ Steps, Sippin’ Cider & Stracciatella

By Durham Magazine | April 5, 2016

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 […]

Tony Award-Winning “Million Dollar Quartet” Comes to DPAC

By Durham Magazine | April 1, 2016

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 […]

Stuff We Like: Tabletops, Tacos & Tiny Tots

By Durham Magazine | March 29, 2016

Vintage Home South on Ninth Street is filled with breathtaking home decor. Stop by next time you’re in the area — guaranteed you won’t leave empty-handed! By now you know about The Roof at The Durham … it’s still a trendy spot with a view to grab a cocktail, glass […]

Stuff We Like: Cannoli, Curry and ‘Cue

By Durham Magazine | March 22, 2016

We’re just smitten with TASTE, our annual food guide, which is hot off the presses. We hope you will be, too. We are honored that The Local Palate magazine featured TASTE 2016 in its April issue!  (but going fast!) to our Maple View Farm Family Cookout! Editorial intern Martha Upton […]

Intern With Us This Summer!

By Durham Magazine | March 21, 2016

Durham Magazine and Chapel Hill Magazine are looking for a few summer editorial interns based out of our Chapel Hill office. Our interns don’t fetch coffee! This is a relatively independent position, and we definitely rely heavily on our interns. Interns work on assignments for both Chapel Hill Magazine and Durham Magazine and are responsible for a lot of fact-checking and uploading print content online, as well […]

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