Our weekend picks: a little bit of jazz, a powerful performance, and brunch with local drag legends.
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.
Posted inFood & Drink
At Maple View Farm, a Beloved Triangle Staple, the Cows At Last Go Home
Chapel Hill creamery Maple View Farm is ending on-site production of its milk, but will keep making and selling ice cream.
Posted inFood & Drink
Say Goodbye to the Original Location of Saltbox Seafood Joint
The contemporary fish shack will hold “one last service” at the downtown location on August 22.
Posted inMusic
Triangle First: Bangzz Is Fine, Thank You
A video premiere from your favorite local garage punk duo, on the day of their album release.
Posted inBooks
John Darnielle Announces Spooky Third Novel, ‘Devil House’
The latest book by The Mountain Goats’s frontleader is due out in January.
Posted inCulture
Want to See a Show or Dine Out This Fall? Get Vaccinated.
Cat’s Cradle, the Haw River Ballroom, and Kingfisher join a growing list of local businesses requiring proof of vaccination.
Posted inMusic
After Years as Mandolin Orange, Emily Frantz and Andrew Marlin Knew It Was Time For a Change
How Mandolin Orange became Watchhouse.
Posted inCulture
Motorco Music Hall Announces It Will Require Proof of Vaccination to Attend Shows
“We appreciate our community’s support as we continue to reintroduce live events during this very trying time,” reads an Instagram post from the venue.
Posted inUncategorized
Did Tobacco Heiress Doris Duke, of Durham Family Fame, Murder an Employee in 1966 and Cover It Up?
An explosive Vanity Fair report published today contains new developments in the case.
Posted inMusic
Sylvan Esso Launches a Hometown Label and Singles Series
Gaze into the crystal ball with Psychic Hotline.
