*|DATE: l, M. j, Y|* View This Email In Your Browser *|IF:MEM_STATUS=Active|*INDY Press Club: ACTIVE*|ELSEIF:MEM_STATUS=Lapsed|*INDY Press Club: LAPSED*|ELSE:|*Support INDY Journalism*|END:IF|* Hi! Happy weekend. First up: A different kind of library story. Writer Brian Howe details the ways that the nonprofit Marian Cheek Jackson Center, a “little brick house with white lacework columns on the Rosemary […]
Sarah Edwards
Sarah Edwards is culture editor of the INDY, covering cultural institutions and the arts in the Triangle. She joined the staff in 2019 and assumed her current role in 2020.
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INDY Selects: What to Do This Week
Dex Fest, ReSISTERS, week one of the American Dance Festival, and more events around the Triangle that the INDY recommends checking out.
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Field Guide: New Spaces That Encourage Logging Off
*|Friday, June 6|* View This Email In Your Browser *|IF:MEM_STATUS=Active|*INDY Press Club: ACTIVE*|ELSEIF:MEM_STATUS=Lapsed|*INDY Press Club: LAPSED*|ELSE:|*Support INDY Journalism*|END:IF|* Hi! Happy weekend. A bit of synchronicity: We published two stories this week about spaces—in Raleigh and Durham, respectively—that focus on unplugging. As a community paper that still churns out an old-school print product, we’re obviously in […]
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INDY Selects: What to Do In the Triangle This Week
June in Bloom, a Hillsborough “Moth Crawl,” a Raleigh Little Theatre production of “The Color Purple,” and more events across the Triangle we recommend this week.
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Field Guide: Adult Recital Season
View This Email In Your Browser Hi! Happy weekend. How’re y’all? I’m tired of the rain, and so is my dog, who has been on a walk strike since the last bout of bad thunderstorms, when her thunder jacket proved insufficient. Sun soon, please! One sunny event, at least, is RECITAL, the subject of this […]
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“Somehow, Fiddles and Banjos Have Become a Genuine Economic Driver”: New Festival Announces DetailsÂ
Raleigh Wide Open’s debut festival, held downtown October 3-4, will feature 35 free shows across six stages.Â
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INDY Selects: What to Do in the Triangle This Week
A fish-themed storytelling event, a queer book fair for adults, a history of the apocalypse (with metal music), and more events around the Triangle we recommend this week.
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Drama. Jazz hands. A Ten-Minute Rendition of Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well.” Who Says Adults Can’t Have Fun?
For performing artists in the Triangle, the annual RECITAL variety show is a chance to take creative risks and fall back in love with the stage.
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Field Guide: A Carrboro Writer Pens a Lyrical Portrait of the Wild South
View This Email In Your Browser Hi! Happy weekend. Last month, I picked up a new UNC Press title, The Fabulous Ordinary, out of the mail pile. Written by Carrboro author Georgann Eubanks, the book introduces readers to phenomena across seven states that “you should see before they’re gone,” as she invites/warns. These include blue […]
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Georgann Eubanks Invites You to Look a Little Closer
In “The Fabulous Ordinary,” the Carrboro writer introduces readers to synchronous fireflies, glowing gnat larvae, and other dazzling phenomena from across the Southeast.
