Resting Place: Burning Coal Theatre Brings the Stories of Oakwood Cemetery to Life
Catch these original plays the first weekend in October
Monthly Archives: September 2021
11 Spooky Books for Kids of All Ages
With Halloween coming up, consider these reads for everyone from toddlers to adults
Blessing of the Animals Ceremonies in the Triangle
Take your four-legged members of the family to these local ceremonies honoring Saint Francis of Assisi
7 Sweet Potato Recipes to Try this Fall
Fall in NC is the sweet potato’s time to shine. From baking them to using them in a cocktail or biscuit, try these recipes from our archives.
15+ Fall Performing Arts Events to Catch
It’s time for theater, ballet, and musical performances in Raleigh! Here’s a list of shows to put on your radar this season.
8 Things to do in your Yard this Month in Raleigh
It’s time to prepare for fall! Start planting, pulling up the old, and evaluating your space in time for cooler weather ahead.
Introducing Myriad’s Window Music
A new video series offers a behind-the-scenes audience with local and touring musicians
7 Books About Music to Get Your Feet Tapping
Almost as fun as listening to music: getting into the minds and influences of the artists who make it
Poem of the Month: Skipping by Michael McFee
In this poem by Michael McFee, the narrator finds joys in a childhood pastime. With original illustration by Kirsten Solecki.
The Whirl: Independence Day Celebration
On July 4, the North Carolina Symphony performed patriotic favorites at Koka Booth Amphitheatre in Cary.
The Whirl: NC Asian American Coalition Leadership Winners
They also honored Siu Tong, Hannah Chan, and Lihong Yu, who won US Presidential Service Awards.
The Whirl: Looking Out, Looking In
On June 26, Horse & Buggy Press hosted an opening reception for Looking Out, Looking In: Drawings, Prints and Books by Ippy Patterson at PS 118 Gallery on West Parrish Street in Durham.
The Whirl: Cardinal Olympics
To celebrate the Olympic Games in Tokyo, The Cardinal at North Hills hosted its own “Cardinal Olympics.”