Revolution Revisited: The History Museum Releases a New Program
This video series from the NC Museum of History combines documentary and narrative for a look at our role in the American Revolution
Category: Arts & Culture
What’s in a Name?
Many North Carolina locales are named after founding fathers, from Greensboro to Franklin County to the town of Washington
July Poem: The Journey
In this month’s poem, a writer explores about the healing powers of water and nature to restore strength and hope
From Durham to Deep Gap: Your Summer 2026 Playlist
Catch up on NC music with this mid-summer progress report from some of our state’s most notable acts, albums and songs
Revolutionary Roots: America 250 in Raleigh
North Carolina was an important colony during the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Here’s how we’re sharing that history
Your Guide to Outdoor Music in Raleigh for Summer 2026
From national tours that’ll pack the seats to laid-back series featuring favorite local acts, here are the best outdoor shows of the season
Poetry into Place: These Artistic Bus Stops are Inspired by Poems
A recent project from the City of Raleigh connected painter Sharon Dowell with the Carolina African American Writers Collective
Forged in Fire: Metalsmith Ndidi Kowalczyk
An artist with a background in textile design found a love for working in enameling. She builds skill through teaching and experimentation
Through Their Eyes: Snapshots of Childhood
For over 10 years, a photographer let his children guide the lens. The images are in his new book, Daddy Take a Picture
You Can Go Home Again: Tift Merritt‘s Raleigh Renaissance
With her new album, Sugar, and The Gables hotel opening this summer, the award-winning musician is embracing this next chapter
Downtown Raleigh Bars and Restaurants with Shaded Outdoor Seating
On the hottest days, grab a beer or a cocktail at one of these spots with covered patios and breezy rooftops.
The Art of Living Well
On May 20, step into a world where design, connection and lifestyle take center stage.
School of Rock with Dr. Florence Dore
Considered “the rocking professor” at UNC Chapel Hill, this musician shows the kids how it’s done on her new album, Hold the Spark
Turning Trash into Treasure on the Walnut Creek Greenway
This new public art installation by Patrizia Ferreira is made from salvaged plastic bags that have been transformed into a beautiful canopy