Whatever you’re into, we’ve got a festival celebrating it
Brian Howe
Posted inFinder
Your Crash Course in the Triangle’s Bustling Performing Arts Scene
Follow our city-by-city guide to our theater, dance, comedy, and reading scenes.
Posted inTheater
Paula Poundstone Dishes on Your Favorite NPR News Quiz and Other Adventures in Live Comedy
Poundstone performs at Raleigh’s Memorial Auditorium on Friday, Oct. 26.
Posted inFilm & Television
With Skating Ode Mid90s, Director Jonah Hill Eyes Some Heavy Rails but Sticks to Grinding Curbs
Hill’s love letter to the nineties opens on Friday, Oct. 26.
Posted inTheater
Durham Public Performance-Art Project SITES Expands Its Exploration of Gentrification and Development Into Raleigh and Chapel Hill
The revamped series begins with a party and performance at Accordion Club on Friday, September 21.
Posted inMusic
As Hopscotch Strives to Diversify, Is the Festival Losing its Center?
Hopscotch has successfully branched out with the genres it books, but it has not yet figured out how to connect them.
Posted inCulture
The INDY’s 2018 Fall Guide to Arts & Culture
The storm of the century and the storm of fall arts land simultaneously this week. Let’s weather the former and sort through the latter together.
Posted inMusic
Hopscotch 2018: More than Music
Outside of Pop Art, high fashion, and skate magazines, art and advertisement are seldom more creatively intertwined than they are in rock music, where iconic images from album covers can outlast the music they represent, and photos and flyers create personalities not only for bands, but for whole regions and scenes. People who are only […]
Posted inArt
In Contemporary Showcase People Get Ready, The Nasher’s Progressive Vision Snaps into Blazing Focus
PEOPLE GET READY: BUILDING A CONTEMPORARY COLLECTION Sep. 1–Jan. 6 The Nasher Museum of Art, Durham www.nasher.duke.edu
Posted inCulture
Durham Independent Dance Artists Will Use Winter to Center Before a Streamlined 2019 Season
Since Durham Independent Dance Artists began curating, promoting, and supporting an annual performance season in 2014, participation in independent dance in Durham has grown by leaps and bounds, on both sides of the ticket stand—a feat in which DIDA, though far from alone among emerging support organizations, played an undeniably large role. Though DIDA does […]
