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That's the Ticket!
The Carolina Theatre is the Triangle’s first venue to implement Ticketmaster’s new mobile ticketing service more »
Mar 11, 2013 by Melissa Flandreau in DM Blog
Pleiades Gallery to Open in April
Local artists Renee Leverty and Kimberly Wheaton are opening a fine arts gallery in Five Points more »
Mar 11, 2013 by Melissa Flandreau in DM Blog
How We #pictureDuke
We were lucky enough to nab a spot in #pictureDuke’s Science Photo Walk, and here’s what we captured more »
Mar 5, 2013 by Amanda MacLaren in DM Blog
Full Frame Announces Its Lineup
The 16th year of the festival opens with filmmaker Dawn Porter’s critically acclaimed “Gideon’s Army” Thursday, April 4 more »
Mar 7, 2013 by Amanda MacLaren in DM Blog
Knock on Wood
Local furniture maker Elijah Leed will be attending the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in May more »
Mar 7, 2013 by Melissa Flandreau in DM Blog
Shades of Blue
Duke-Carolina, The Blue Blood Rivalry, a 95-minute documentary film that examines the nation's best sports rivalry, premieres Monday at Tyler's Taproom more »
Feb 27, 2013 by Michael Leibel in DM Blog
Full Frame Named Academy Awards Qualifying Festival
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has named Full Frame Documentary Film Festival a qualifying festival in the Documentary Short Subject category more »
Feb 22, 2013 by Melissa Flandreau in DM Blog
Idol Times at Beyu Caffe
American Idol finalist Su Charles performs at Beyu in February more »
Jan 8, 2013 by Amanda MacLaren in DM Blog
Long Leaf Opera Takes Last Bow
Long Leaf Opera hosts a festival celebrating its 16 years of producing original operas in the Triangle this March, culminating with its final show, A Shipwreck Opera more »
Feb 12, 2013 by Michael Leibel in DM Blog
Artists Emerge at Durham Arts Council
DAC’s Emerging Artist Program awards 16 grants to local artists more »
Feb 11, 2013 by Melissa Flandreau in DM Blog
The Good, the Strange and the Beautiful
The fourth annual Strange Beauty Film Festival, featuring striking and intriguing short works, begins January 24 more »
Jan 16, 2013 by Michael Leibel in DM Blog
Stuff We Like: First Thursday
Get more involved in gallery exhibits at this monthly event at the Nasher Museum of Art more »
Jan 4, 2013 by Amanda MacLaren in DM Blog
SoundPure Ready for Its Close-Up
New guitar-and-drum retail storefront opening Friday more »
Twenty-Five Years and Seventy Scenes
Manbites Dog Theater celebrates its 25th birthday with a new version of its very first production, Seventy Scenes of Halloween more »
Nov 26, 2012 by Amanda MacLaren in DM Blog
Stuff We Like: Mallarmé Chamber Players
Get to know this amazingly talented, "flexible" group of musicians more »
How We Became the Lesbian Haven of the South
In the wake of Amendment One's passage, here's a reminder that some places in North Carolina truly embrace the LGBT community more »
May 10, 2012 by Emily Matchar in Arts & Style (1 Comments)
Judith Bell: The Whole Story
The unabridged and fascinating tale of Mrs. Bill Bell more »
Jun 20, 2011 in Arts & Style (5 Comments)
Beauty and 'The Beast'
Nnenna Freelon provides guidance and inspiration to her musician son, Pierce, and his band, The Beast. more »
Jan 2, 2011 by Matt Dees & Zeke Smith in Arts & Style
Stella's Got a Secret
The a capella group keep the peace through their music and occasional trips to the "woodshed." more »
Jan 2, 2011 by Lisa Rossi in Arts & Style
Stasio in the City
The host of NPR's The State of Things is all about his adopted hometown. more »
Jan 3, 2011 by Catherine Clabby in Arts & Style
A Song for the Savoyards
An editor endures nerves and embarrassment to learn first-hand what it takes to be a Durham Savoyard. more »
Jan 2, 2011 by Matt Dees in Arts & Style
The Sisters Krzyzewski
A Q&A with Coach K's devoted daughters. more »
Jan 3, 2011 by Dan Shannon in Arts & Style


























