Casual Delights: At Home with Charlotte and Joseph Jeffers
The Raleigh creatives and business owners behind Stanbury and Union Camp Collective turn inward, especially during the month of February.
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February Poem: Bush Tea
This poem is explores lineage and inheritances through the practices of making tea by gathering scraps from one’s environment.
Simple Life: The Pleasures of a Good Old Age
Age is just a number, I’ve discovered. As I gain in years, I notice miracles and relish in creative freedom — and don‘t plan on slowing down.
Wishes Into Art: Elizabeth Palmisano
This paper and fiber artist incorporates people’s desires into large-scale, colorful and often three-dimensional works.
Be Real With Me: A New Album from Chatham Rabbits
North Carolina indie folk duo Sarah and Austin McCombie drop a new EP this month, arguably their most personal and evolved music to date.
February Garden Tips: Winter Life
On your checklist this month: prune woody shrubs, feed your feathered friends and consider adding camellias to your plot.
Honoring the Classics at Wolfe & Porter
The new community watering hole on W. Morgan Street gets its name from NC literary legends Thomas Wolfe and William Sydney PorterThis new bar on W. Morgan Street gets its name from North Carolina literary legends Thomas Wolfe and William Sydney Porter.
Ghosts of the Woods: Bobcats in North Carolina
Close encounters with our state’s only wild feline — the fierce, fast and rarely-seen Lynx rufus, or bobcat.
Still Standing: A Decade of American Aquarium
Decades into a flourishing music career, BJ Barham finds balance as he gears up for the 10th Roadtrip to Raleigh weekend of shows.
What to Do in February In and Around Raleigh
This month, honor our city’s Black history, catch unique theatrical productions, enjoy fine wine and celebrate Valentine’s Day.
The Whirl: BEAS Luncheon
On Nov. 15 the Betty Eichenberger Adams Society at CAM Raleigh held its annual luncheon featuring sculptor Holly Fischer.
Folk Revival: Jake Xerxes Fussell Gives New Life to Classic Tunes
The child of a folklorist and teacher, Fussell finds historic songs and sings them in a modern way. His latest album is When I’m Called.
Catalyzing Creativity: The Grid Project Nurture Emerging Artists
Artist collective The Grid Project offers a new model for artists of all kinds to collaborate and exhibit in spaces across the Triangle.
Trees at Eye Level: How Well Do You Know Your Bark?
It’s easy to identify trees by their leaves — but could you do it without looking up? Take this quiz before your next woodland walk.