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Intern with Us!

By Amanda MacLaren | November 9, 2015

Durham Magazine and Chapel Hill Magazine are looking for a few spring semester editorial interns based out of our Chapel Hill office. Our interns don’t fetch coffee! An internship here is a relatively independent position and we definitely rely heavily on our interns. Interns work on assignments for both Chapel […]

Intern with Us!

By Amanda MacLaren | November 9, 2015

Durham Magazine and Chapel Hill Magazine are looking for a few spring semester editorial interns based out of our Chapel Hill office. Our interns don’t fetch coffee! An internship here is a relatively independent position and we definitely rely heavily on our interns. Interns work on assignments for both Chapel […]

See Your Historic Durham Photos in the Magazine!

By Durham Magazine | November 9, 2015

Do you have historic photos of Durham lying around or stored on your computer? From black-and-white pictures of the old Lakewood trolley and tobacco warehouses downtown to family photos all the way up to the mid-1980s, we’re looking for anything and everything, so long as it’s Durham-centric and on the […]

Setting the Tone

By Durham Magazine | November 4, 2015

Nancy Spencer didn’t grow up here, but she spent every summer of her young life in North Carolina visiting family – “my mother’s older sister and my grandmother and my uncle and my Aunt Gladys” – and she remembers that for all of the hubub and fun that comes with […]

New SugarQube Records Seeks Genre-Bending Musicians

By Durham Magazine | November 4, 2015

Durham adds a new record label to its ever-growing music scene. Poet and musician Shirlette Ammons has partnered with her twin sister, a former librarian turned community gardener and food justice activist, Shorlette Ammons, to launch SugarQube Records. Shirlette says the goal of the label is to “create a platform that […]

5 Burning Questions with WUNC’s Phoebe Judge

By Durham Magazine | October 27, 2015

Phoebe Judge is on the lam, hightailing it to a place where even the savviest investigator would not find her. “I’m going somewhere with no running water or electricity,” she says while steering her car toward the Canadian border. “It’s just going to be me and the lobster men.” Her […]

Stuff We Like: Bull City Burgers, Beer and Cider

By Durham Magazine | October 27, 2015

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! Hummingbird Bakery Associate Editor Amanda MacLaren‘s new favorite spot to get a little […]

Six Delightful Durham Craft Market Finds

By Amanda MacLaren | October 26, 2015

What started as a group of talented folks displaying their work out of the backs of cars in the Measurement Incorporated parking lot has grown into a vibrant, thriving market of more than 50 juried artists. You can find them out at Durham Central Park every Saturday morning from 8 […]

Stuff We Like: Luna, Mesa and Carolina

By Durham Magazine | October 20, 2015

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! The Carolina Theatre You can always count on The Carolina Theatre to host […]

Liberty for All

By Durham Magazine | October 19, 2015

Liberty Arts Sculpture Studio and Foundry has served as Durham’s incubator for the arts since 2001. Liberty Arts allows artists to teach, create, learn, inspire and work with various mediums – metal, ceramics and wood, among many others – all in one place. Evie Watts leads Liberty Arts’ Clay-Metal Fusion class, in […]

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