The one-day event will feature an all-star lineup, including Sylvan Esso, Young Bull, Mountain Man, Helado Negro, Dante High, and more.
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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Sunday Reading: Please, Please, Please Free Britney Spears
The New Yorker details the harrowing abuse by her father and explores the exploitative possibilities of conservatorship.
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Documentary ‘The Loneliest Whale’ Searches for the Isolated Ocean Creature That Has Found a Devoted Following
But is the whale really all alone?
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Downtown Durham Main Library Will Finally Open Its Doors to Eager Readers
The renovated space is slated to open to the public in late July.
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Sunday Reading: A Week Aboard the Night Heron
An essay in Audubon offers a sweet look back at a coastal North Carolina childhood and following through on old dreams.
Posted inMusic
Rissi Palmer Named to Rolling Stone’s “Future 25” List
“I hope with the increased visibility comes more opportunity for artists of color and people of color in the Country music industry,” Palmer says. “In the meantime, I’ll keep telling these stories.”
Posted inFood & Drink
Crook’s Corner, Beloved Cornerstone of Southern Cooking, Announces It Will Close Permanently
Co-owner Shannon Healy cites COVID-19 as an exacerbating factor and says he is “heartbroken” by the decision.
Posted inFood & Drink
Restaurant Hub Carrboro United Closes a Chapter
After 14 months, the hub will discontinue operations on June 26.
Posted inFilm & Television
A Virtual Festival May Be Bittersweet, but in Its 24th Year, Full Frame Still Captures the Documentary Spirit
“Full Frame has become this landmark festival for documentaries in the United States,” says filmmaker Jared Jakins. “To be a part of it is a big deal.”
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Triangle First: Lose Yourself in the Year of the Cicada
Singer-songwriter Thomas Strayhorn’s poetic ode to cicadas and change premieres today.
