Watchhouse Releases its Latest Album, Rituals
Husband-and-wife folk duo Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz have a new record that looks deep at personal growth with patience and perspective
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A Piano Man: Phil Cook’s Intimate New Album
The longtime Triangle musician’s latest record, Appalachia Borealis, is deceptively simple — and showcases some of his most personal work
VIDEO: Dispatch from Dreamville 2025
Two Dots Studio set out to capture the soul of this year’s Dreamville Fest — not from the stage, but from the crowd.
Weaving Wonder with Patrizia Ferreira
The artist taps into her curiosity, one stitch at a time, with her large sculptural works made from upcycled textiles and other found items
Houses of Worship: Downtown Raleigh’s Historic Churches
As North Carolina’s capitol was founded, churches were built around its central square. Eight of them are still part of this bustling city
Mr. North Carolina: Musician Jim Lauderdale
The longtime bluegrass musician and Grammy winning songwriter is a de facto ambassador for his home state’s music
The Best Music Festivals in North Carolina in 2025
From Americana to indie to hip hop and beyond, North Carolina has some great festival lineups from the mountains to the sea
5 Questions with Joy Callaway
The Charlotte-based author shares how she got into writing and the inspiration for the two books she’ll release this springAs told to Ayn-Monique Klahre Joy Callaway is the Charlotte-based author of seven novels, including the historical fiction book The Star…
At Home with Stone: Artist Matt Byrd
The West Raleigh artist carves discarded material like granite into intricate, sculptural interlocking art with geometric roots.
Simple Life: The Art of Healing
As he recovers from a knee replacement, Jim Dodson reflects on the different kinds of pain that can infuse our lives.
Fust Releases its Latest Album, Big Ugly
Frontman Aaron Dowdy grapples with his ambivalence about Southern culture in the Durham-based group’s new record.
Meditations on Pop: Singer-Songwriter Cashavelly Takes on the Patriarchy
Anger and exuberance combine in the North Carolina artist’s fourth album, which is one of the first album to be released by UNCSA Media.
Kindred Spirits: Aliyah Bonnette’s Unexpected Quilt Work
The Raleigh artist explores her family heritage through her self-taught quilting practice which stemmed from a love of fashion as a child.
Vanishing From View: Images of North Carolina’s Rural Landscape
A longtime journalist, photographer Scott Sharpe has made a personal project of documenting the state’s farming and small-town communities.