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Stuff We Like: Picnics, Pigs & Ponysaurus

By Durham Magazine | March 15, 2016

Another spring fashion alert: BANO just received a huge shipment of bags! Area Modern Home has a beautiful new space a couple of doors down from Mateo. From a delicious lunch at Primal with our new assistant editor, Laura Zolman Kirk. There’s nothing quite like an Instagram-worthy latte and some bright flowers […]

Stuff We Like: Bacon, Baja Tacos & The Big Apple

By Durham Magazine | March 8, 2016

Primal’s deviled eggs – further proof that everything is better with bacon. You know it’s going to be a good day when the Mati energy drink van shows up to your office! Their delicious citrus version has been replacing our everyday cups of coffee and keeping us on the ball […]

Stuff We Like: Salons, Springsteen & Savannah Guthrie

By Durham Magazine | March 1, 2016

Do you know about Blo-Out Bella near Southpoint (very close to Ruth’s Chris)? It’s only been open about a month! VP of Content Andrea Griffith Cash can vouch for the service and the results!PopUp Chorus knocked The Eagles‘ “Take It Easy” and two Springsteen hits out of the park on […]

Stuff We Like: Tacos, Trails & Tunes

By Durham Magazine | February 23, 2016

Afternoon meetings – always more enjoyable when you agree to grab coffee at The Durham Hotel! Behold, one of the most famous desserts in Durham … the coconut cake at Thai Cafe. If it’s a beautiful day out, you’re sure to find VP of Content Andrea Griffith Cash on the […]

Talking Art of Cool with Co-Founder Cicely Mitchell

By Amanda MacLaren | February 19, 2016

“I’m just the numbers behind it,” Cicely Mitchell says, humbly referring to her role as the co-founder of The Art of Cool Project. The Durham nonprofit, which promotes jazz-influenced music, is entering its fifth year in addition to hosting its third music festival May 6-8, featuring more than 20 performances over […]

A Yogi’s Return to the Mat

By Durham Magazine | February 17, 2016

“Be connected, be always learning, be fully aware and be present.” –Joi Ito I intended to write throughout much of 2015 how the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy impacted my yoga practice. Those journal entries and that reflection never happened – and my son is now 8 months old! […]

Stuff We Like: Milkshakes, Mac ‘n’ Cheese & Monuts

By Durham Magazine | February 16, 2016

We were in the Nana’s kitchen with Scott Howell for a photo essay that will be published in TASTE 2016, our annual food guide that comes out next month. The real star if the Nana’s shoot – these gorgeous golden beets that Scott prepared. How cool was it seeing Durham’s […]

Stuff We Like: Biscuits, Beer & Barbecue

By Durham Magazine | February 9, 2016

We’re loving the brand-new, art-filled Cocoa Cinnamon location on Hillsborough Road! VP of Content Andrea Griffith Cash headed to DPAC Friday for the Next Women of Country tour. Man, Jennifer Nettles has quite a set of pipes! The real draw of the concert for Andrea was hearing Brandy Clark perform. […]

Quick Questions with Cabaret Songstress Ellen Ciompi

By Durham Magazine | February 8, 2016

Cabaret singer Ellen Ciompi puts on her eighth Valentine’s Day show this Friday, Feb. 12, at 7pm at The Regulator Bookshop, accompanied by her longtime pianist and musical coach Glenn Mehrbach and bassist Robbie Link. Originally from New York City, she received her bachelor’s in music from the State University […]

Stuff We Like: Starman, Sopranos & Sound Booths

By Durham Magazine | February 2, 2016

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 […]

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