A New Narrative: Jean Gray Mohs, Artist by Training and a Storyteller at Heart
Painter Jean Gray Mohs channels her life into her art in unexpected and evolving ways.
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Greek Easter Recipes from Giorgios Bakatsias
Restaurateur Giorgios Bakatsias of Bin 54 in Chapel Hill, Parizade and Vin Rouge in Durham, and Rosewater in Raleigh shares some of his favorite spring recipes.
A Feast for the Senses: Easter with Giorgios Bakatsias
Restaurateur Giorgios Bakatsias shares his take on an Easter supper that’s all about warmth, romance and abundance.
What I’m Listening to: Gene Reinert
Gene Reinert of Guru Guitars shares the playlist of jazz, soul and worship music that’s keeping up his spirits these days.
The Green Chair Project Raises Funds with a Unique Auction
A twist on the nonprofit’s name gave this fundraiser its centerpiece: bidding on chic upholstered chairs from area designers.
What I’m Cooking: Food Writer and Producer Andrea Weigl
When stuck at home, Andrea Weigl serves up a mix of no-cook meals alongside Southern comfort food.
What I’m Organizing: KonMari Consultant Kelley Jonkoff
What to do when you’re supposed to stay at home? Take a fresh look at what sparks joy, says professional organizer Kelley Jonkoff.
What I’m Doing: Lisa Grele Barrie, executive director of Raleigh City Farm
Lisa Grele Barrie, Executive Director of Raleigh City Farm, a nonprofit farm on a one-acre site in downtown Raleigh digs deep to find calm.
3 Local Fitness Experts on their Favorite Outdoor Workout Spots
MEGA founder Alicia Belle, group fitness coach Jeff Lackey and yoga instructor Claudine Burns share how they are moving their bodies in the Triangle.
What I’m Doing: Yoga instructor Justin Anne Patterson strikes a pose
Yoga instructor Justin Anne Patterson poses simple tips for self-care. photo by Smith Hardy Justin Anne Patterson is a yoga instructor at Indigo Hot Yoga. Self care is top of mind for her these days. She suggests we strike a…
What I’m Doing: Celia Rivenbark
Author and humorist Celia Rivebark turns to a new hobby—baking!—and tv to cope with the “great unpleasantness.”
What I’m Watching: NCSU Professor of Film Studies Marsha Gordon
Consider these film recommendations from Dr. Marsha Gordon, Professor of Film Studies at North Carolina State University and Fellow at the National Humanities Center.
What’s Lucky for You?
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we asked a few folks around town what they do for luck.
Three Raleigh Chefs Share Favorite Spring Holiday Dish Traditions
Cheetie Kumar of Garlas, Oscar Diaz of Jose and Sons, and Coleen Speaks of Hummingbird talk about what food they make for spring holidays.