View This Email In Your Browser It’s Wednesday, September 18 Support the INDY Press Club. Good morning, readers. The moment I left Delafia, Durham’s newest wine bar, after visiting it for the first time several weeks ago, I called INDY culture editor Sarah Edwards and waited three rings before remembering she was on vacation and […]
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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Field Guide: A New Documentary About Warren County’s Landmark Protests
View This Email In Your Browser Thank you to this week’s sponsor: BAD FAITH is a must-watch documentary for those who want to learn the history behind the rise of Christian Nationalism in the United States. Join for free on Sunday, Sept. 15th. Hi! Happy weekend. Hello! Happy Friday. This weekend brings us one last Hopscotch […]
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“The Right to Enjoy the Planet On Equal Terms”: Warren County Marks 42 Years Since Landmark Landfill Protests
Talking with North Carolina filmmaker John Finley Rash about “Our Movement Starts Here,” a new documentary that explores the Warren County protests and beginning of the environmental justice movement.
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Field Guide: Behind the scenes of the “Bull Durham” musical opening next week
View This Email In Your Browser Hi! Happy weekend. Our Fall Arts Issue is now on stands with beautiful designs from our creative department (Nicole Moore and Ann Salman are the ones behind the work!) — if you’re heading out to Hopscotch tonight in this very perfect weather, grab a copy. You’ll find our special […]
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The INDY’s Fall 2024 Arts Issue
From Queen Street Magic Boat to Maya Freelon’s “Whippersnappers” and the Nasher’s “Second Nature” exhibition, the art and artists featured in this preview serve as a firm rejoinder to the idea that art can ever be truly neutral.
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What to See in the Triangle This Season: Visual Arts
Exhibitions at Peel Gallery, The North Carolina Museum of Art, Historic Stagville, Cassilhaus, and more.
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An Artist Reimagines Their Home as Queen Street Magic Boat, a Community Arts Space
Beginning this month, “Death Planted a Garden,” a sprawling, immersive exhibition of work by twenty-two Triangle artists, will take over the space.
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Inside Baseball: Behind the Scenes With Ron Shelton and “Bull Durham, a New Musical”
America’s favorite story about love and baseball runs at Reynolds Theater September 10-22. And if all goes well? Next stop: Broadway, the major leagues of musical theater.
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Field Guide: Gearing Up for Next Week’s Hopscotch
View This Email In Your Browser Hi! Happy weekend. Hope you’re having a nice end to the week. I’m writing this from New York, which I only mention because my boyfriend bought tickets for us to see Waxahatchee at Beacon Theatre for my birthday — just days before Waxhatchee announced that she is co-headlining Hopscotch, […]
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Hopscotch 2024: Indigo De Souza Talks Festivals, Building a Home in Asheville, and Finding Online Community
The North Carolina Singer-Songwriter looks ahead to new music and shows at Hopscotch and CAROLINADAZE.
