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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 inMusic
Triangle First: An Easter Island Voyage Through Carrboro and Chapel Hill’s Beloved Nightlife Spaces
In the video for “Great Big World,” the band makes stops at venues like Local 506, Nightlight, and Cat’s Cradle.
Posted inMusic
Watch the New Bowerbirds Video For “Part Wild”
A sweet, unexpected Wes-Anderson-meets-gym-class video for an existential folk song.
Posted inFood & Drink
Chapel Hill’s Ye Olde Waffle Shoppe Closes After 48 Years
The beloved Franklin Street institution opened in 1972.
Posted inArt
Clyde and Catherine Edgerton’s New Exhibit Explores the Nuances of Familiar Perspectives
“Cross Currents” runs through January 6 at Artspace in Raleigh.
Posted inCulture
For Decades, “The State of Things” Has Anchored North Carolina Public Radio. What Does Its Sudden End Signal for WUNC?
The cancellation of the beloved program has raised questions for contributors and listeners alike.
Posted inUncategorized
Jordan Hester, Disgraced Former Brewery Bhavana Beverage Director, Avoids Major Jail Time But Must Register as Sex Offender
Despite Jordan Hester pleading guilty to multiple felonies, on Friday a Wake County judge sentenced him to a mere eight days in jail. Hester will be required to register as a sex offender
Posted inMusic
Triangle First: A Warm, Surging Track Reminiscent of Fleet Foxes
Matt Southern’s new single, “In the Morning of My New Life,” would be at home around a campfire.
Posted inCulture
After More Than Two Decades on Air, The State of Things Says Goodbye
The beloved WUNC radio program will end next month.
Posted inUncategorized
Ricky Hurtado Becomes the First Latino Democrat Candidate Elected to North Carolina State House
Hurtado unseated GOP Incumbent Stephen Ross—and flipped the district.
