Hi! Happy weekend. Downtown Raleigh’s Out! Raleigh Pride is tomorrow—will you be there? The INDY will be, so make sure to swing by our table at Fayetteville Street between Davie and Martin and chat with staff. We’ll be there from 11-7. We have a (packed!) special summer reading issue out on stands next week. Grab […]
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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“A State Where Great Acts Feel the Love”: Ryan Cocca on Creating a Hip-hop Platform and Unplugging from the Matrix
Cocca, a longtime INDY contributor, re-launched hip-hop platform Super Empty earlier this year.
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Field Guide: How a new fish house is shaping North Carolina’s seafood industry
The most recognized Best of Reader’s Poll in the Carolinas is now open for voting! Promote your favorite restaurants and businesses through June 20th. Hi! Happy weekend. We have a new issue out on stands with a cover story about the new Locals Seafood market and processing center in East Raleigh. First off: the cover that INDY creative […]
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Field Guide: Durham’s Main Street becomes a muse, yet again
Hi! Happy weekend. Earlier this morning I did a sweep of the Promotions tab in my inbox—usually, just non-local press releases—when I spotted a familiar address in a subject line: “116 West Main Street, Durham, NC.” The address turned out to be the title of a new song by Canadian singer-songwriter Donovan Woods, who I’m […]
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Field Guide: Exploring Bill Smith’s Refrigerator (and a few others, too)
Hi! Happy weekend. It’s been a while since a Field Guide—I did a backpacking trip with my dad, which did not feel especially like a vacation (I overpacked my backpacked by about 5 pounds) but was very special—so we’ve got plenty to get into. Thanks for your patience! On Wednesday, our special food issue hit […]
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Hopscotch Rolls Out Its September Lineup, Led by St. Vincent
Acts like Faye Webster, Waxahatchee, The Jesus Lizard, Previous Industries, and Ty Segall round out the bill for Hopscotch’s 14th year.
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Welcome to the INDY’s 2024 Food Issue
A family-run Pueblan food truck, catching up with Scott Crawford, rummaging around Triangle fridges, and more.
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“Things Have Gotten Very Bad”: An Interview With “Bad Faith” Director Stephen Ujlaki
“Bad Faith: An Unholy War on Democracy,” a new documentary from filmmakers Stephen Ujlaki and Chris Jones, traces the fault lines of Christian nationalism.
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“This Will Take Her Home”: Talking With Colm Tóibín About His “Brooklyn” Sequel
The Irish writer Colm Tóibín discusses latest novel, “Long Island.”
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Field Guide: Community Arts Initiatives Galore
Thank you to this week’s sponsor: Join us for the third annual Nasher Community Celebration on Sunday, May 5, Noon to 4 PM! The outdoor party features Mambo Dinamico with Afro-Caribbean dance performances and Afro drumming lessons. Fun art activities and a Jonkonnu parade through the museum. Free LocoPops! Parking is FREE! Admission is always […]
