5 Questions with… Kevin Brice, Southeast Director of the Land Trust Alliance
Longtime Raleigh resident Kevin Brice shares the Triangle’s role in land conservation
Author Archives: Ayn-Monique Klahre
5 Questions with… Kali Bate, Teenage Author and Violinist
A love of music and desire to give back inspired Kali Bate to write a children’s book with proceeds benefiting KidzNotes. As told to Ayn-Monique Klahre Kali Bate, a sophomore at Cary Academy, is a talented violinist and now an…
Did You Hear? Raleigh Little Theatre’s Groove in the Garden 2019
Raleigh Little Theatre’s Groove in the Garden kicked off its fifth year of live and local music September 21. By Miranda Evon | Photos by Gus Samarco Click to expand slide show. Eight local bands played in Groove in the…
5 Questions With… Paul Schiminger, Executive Director of the International Bluegrass Music Association
Hear from IBMA’s executive director
SparkCon 2019 Celebrates all Kinds of Creativity in Raleigh
A man-about-town shares his favorite Triangle events in this photo series. Writing and photography by Gus Samarco Click to expand and play slide show. It was a beautiful weekend for SparkCon! Thousands gathered to celebrate creativity in all its…
Around Town with… Stanbury’s Joseph Jeffers
Joseph Jeffers, the creative master behind Stanbury, shares his favorite Raleigh spots.
Josh & Robb’s Infinite Hopscotch Playlist
As Hopscotch weekend approaches, we’ve compiled a Spotify playlist of the tracks we’re most excited to see live. Have a listen. By Josh Klahre & Robb Leandro The final Hopscotch line-up is now out and we’ve been fast a work…
We Made It! Early Impressions from Scott Crawford’s Jolie
After much anticipation, Scott Crawford’s French restaurant, Jolie, opened on Person Street. Here are our first impressions.
The Not-Quite-Longest Soul Train Dance Line in the World
On Saturday, Raleigh-area residents get together to attempt to beat the Guinness World Record for the Longest Soul Train Dance.
Did you Hear? Town of Cary’s 43rd annual Lazy Daze Arts & Crafts Festival
The rain didn’t stop folks from coming to visit the Town of Cary’s 43rd annual Lazy Daze Arts & Crafts Festival this past Saturday.
Diary from a Typical Hopscotch
As part of our celebration of Hopscotch’s 10th anniversary, two superfans share the joy, pain and logistics of a typical weekend at Raleigh’s independent music festival.
At the Source: Summer at the NC State Farmers Market
It happens every year: In May, I start daydreaming about dinners al fresco centered around the summer’s bounty, but here it is almost September and I haven’t even made half of them!
Did You Hear? Kings Celebrates its 20th Anniversary
This past weekend, we celebrated 20 years of King’s with three nights of music, featuring reprisals of some of our favorite acts from The Great Cover Up.
Did You Hear? Pepper Plays Red Hat
This week I saw Pepper opening for Iration during their “Live from Paradise” tour at the Red Hat Amphitheater.