The second edition of the series begins Sunday, January 13, with a performance from Chicago’s Makaya McCraven.
Grayson Haver Currin
Bio: Grayson Haver Currin was the music editor of INDY Week and the co-director of Hopscotch Music Festival.Twitter: http://twitter.com/currincy
Posted inMusic
With the Rosebuds, Ivan Howard Inspired a Generation of Triangle Musicians. So Where Did He Go?
HOWARD IVANS Friday, Nov. 17, 8:30 p.m., $12 Cat’s Cradle Back Room, Carrboro www.catscradle.com Ivan Howard grins when he talks about crossing over Kanye West.
Posted inGuides
Download Your Own Poster: Welcome to Raleigh, Y’all
Welcome to Raleigh, Y’all and Welcome to Durham, Y’all are campaigns by the new Raleigh nonprofit Come Out & Show Them. Using yard signs, stickers, and large-scale murals that welcome visitors and residents alike to Raleigh and Durham using seventeen languages and our favorite all-inclusive contraction, Come Out & Show Them hopes to spark conversations […]
Posted inGuides
Download Your Own Poster: Welcome to Durham, Y’all
Welcome to Raleigh, Y’all and Welcome to Durham, Y’all are campaigns by the new Raleigh nonprofit Come Out & Show Them. Using yard signs, stickers, and large-scale murals that welcome visitors and residents alike to Raleigh and Durham using seventeen languages and our favorite all-inclusive contraction, Come Out & Show Them hopes to spark conversations […]
Posted inGuides
HB 2 Has One Silver Lining: Activism
The permit arrived just in time. For forty-eight hours, my wife, Tina, and I had exchanged fevered emails about the speaking schedule of Governor Pat McCrory with Logan Smith, a zealous staffer at the equality-advocating nonprofit Progress NC. Days earlier, Logan and the rest of Progress NC caught wind of our plan to launch a […]
Posted inMusic
Interview: Scott Avett Talks The Avett Brothers’ True Sadness, Not Becoming a Farmer, And Not Making a Statement on HB 2
On a Thursday afternoon, Scott Avett and I are talking about professional wrestling and stock car racing. A day later, I tell him, I’m going to visit his hometown of Concord, North Carolina, to watch my first-ever wrestling match in the Cabarrus Arena, a glorified high school gymnasium that holds 3,000 fans. Avett assures me […]
Posted inFood & Drink
In Raleigh, Foundation Takes a Different Approach to Brandy Milk Punch
Foundation 213 Fayetteville St., Raleigh Zack Thomas knew he would need to get inventive.
Posted inMusic
At the Eno River Festival, North Carolinians Fight for Their Own Backyard
SATURDAY, JULY 2 & MONDAY, JULY 4 FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO WEST POINT ON THE ENO, DURHAM 10 A.M., $11–$35 In April, the thirty-seventh Festival for the Eno suffered a major blow to its lineup before the roster could even be announced. Ani DiFranco, the activist and singer who new Eno organizers had tapped to […]
Posted inFood & Drink
Morgan Street Meltdown: Hadley’s Is for Sale After Less Than Four Months in Business
Easy come, easy go? In January, longtime downtown Raleigh restaurant and bar The Borough shocked regulars with the news that it would close in early February after a decade as a Morgan Street hotspot. Owner Liz Masnik yielded the space to Hadley’s, a sandwich shop and cocktail spot. For Hadley’s, the turnaround time was a […]
Posted inMusic
Aesop Rock’s Great The Impossible Kid Explores Getting Old, Even If That’s Not Cool
Aesop Rock Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro Wednesday, June 29, 9 p.m., $20 www.catscradle.com Aesop Rock does not pretend to be young. Rather, he seems to revel in getting old.
You must be logged in to post a comment.