Earth is at the Center for Christina Lorena Weisner
This installation artist travels the far corners of the world, creating work she hopes will inspire empathy for our planet’s vulnerability.
Category: Arts & Culture
Cultural Devotion: Mastering the Bharatanatyam
At 8 years old, Kajal Parmar began training for an ancient and intricate Indian dance form that culminates in a 5-hour, solo performance.
Get it on Vinyl: Pour House Pressing
Downtown music venue The Pour House expands its music ecosystem again, this time with a small-batch record press.
Street Meets Sweet
Raleigh gets weird in a popup fashion show featuring local talent that supports artists in Western North Carolina.
Siren Song: Artist Holly Fischer
This sculptor in Mordecai embraces and expands dualities using familiar feminine shapes, letting the viewer decide what they mean.
Altering Perspectives: Shirlette Ammons
The Durham-based musician’s latest album, Spectacles, explores identity and features cameos by lots of local talent.
Your Guide to Fall Music in the Triangle
Bookmark these headlines, local bands and Triangle music festivals for a lively autumn music season this year
Lauren Kennedy Debuts Bull Durham, A New Musical
The Theatre Raleigh cofounder talks about getting the live production of the beloved film off the ground, in its home city.
10 Great Places to Browse Books in Raleigh
Whether you prefer a pristine page or a well-loved one, Raleigh has many places for you to hunt through shelves to find the perfect read.
Buffed to a Shine: Fancy Gap’s First Album
Charles Crossingham and Stuart McLamb, best known for The Love Language, have released a record full of polished, hook-filled songs.
Creativity on the Move: Artspace’s Expands Mission
The downtown-based nonprofit’s van will be an art resource to after-school programs, community centers and libraries across Raleigh. by Ayn-Monique Klahre Artspace has been a fixture for creatives downtown for nearly four decades, but a new program will extend its reach…
A Looser Way of Working: Re-Emerging Artist Frank Campion
This Clemmons-based painter stepped away from his craft for a 30-year career in advertising — now his abstracts are getting attention.
Alia El-Bermani’s Cabinet of Curiosities
The Anchorlight gallery artist combines figurative elements with sculpture, sound and a choreographed performance in her latest body of work.
Endless Summer of Shag: Meet The Embers
Raleigh’s signature beach music band is still active, roughly two-thirds of a century after they formed back in the 1950s.