Summer Reading Recs: Dog-Eared Books
Colleen Gross and bookselling team at Dog-Eared Books in North Raleigh recommend beach reads, classics and North Carolina authors from their used-book collection.
Colleen Gross and bookselling team at Dog-Eared Books in North Raleigh recommend beach reads, classics and North Carolina authors from their used-book collection.
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On May 13, WALTER hosted Finding Lost Raleigh, an even centered around the book Lost Raleigh by Ian F. G. Dunn and Mary Ruffin Hanbury.
On Apr. 30, UNC basketball alum Tyler Hansbrough joined Bank of America’s “Golf with Us” to teach golf to kids without access to lessons.
On Apr. 19, educators, community leaders and advocates gathered at Lamar Hall for a fundraiser benefiting Public Schools First NC.
The NC Black Alliance marked its 25th anniversary with its 20th annual NC Black Summit Apr. 23-24 at the Marriott Crabtree Valley.
The ESU Triangle Branch held its annual student Shakespeare Festival at Kenan Hall at William Peace University on Feb. 12.
On May 15, the Mattie King Davis Gallery hosted the Beaufort Artist Reception with wine, charcuterie and a chance to greet the painters.
On May 6, the NC Symphony’s Friends of Note event drew business and community leaders together to celebrate learning through music.