This installment of the new poetry series features readings from Tyree Daye, Caleb Bartholomew, Allison Darcy, and Eduardo C. Corral.
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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After an Eight Year Silence, Bowerbirds Reward with a Luminous “Endless Chase”
The band’s first two new songs since 2012 explore freedom amid uncertainty. They’re well-worth the wait.
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Hillsborough Radio Station WHUP FM Shares the Love with Local Workers in Its Fundraiser
The community radio station’s spring fundraiser will run May 3-9, with half the proceeds going to Hillsborough service workers.
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Skylar Gudasz’s Breakthrough Album Spotlights the Essential Humanity of Workers and Artists
The Durham singer-songwriter’s second album is her masterpiece to date. But she couldn’t have guessed how relevant its themes would soon turn out to be.
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Meet the Doctors Working to Get Face Coverings to the Vulnerable
Covering the Triangle has distributed 20,000 free face coverings to underserved populations.
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Have Twenty Minutes? You Could Be Fermenting.
NC State’s fermentology mini-seminars explore the culture of cultured food.
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Moving Beyond Your Sourdough Starter with Lionel Vatinet
La Farm’s master baker shares his Bing Cherry and Pine Nut Focaccia recipe.
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Watch Potluck & Friends Play a Virtual Two-Nighter
Triangle musical heavyweights come together for two nights of fundraising for the local music scene.
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In Carrboro, a New Kind of Drive-Through
Now with a month under its belt, Carrboro United is figuring out an efficient way to feed people—and keep restaurants in business.
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The Chicken Hut Won’t Let Durham Kids Go Hungry Because of COVID-19
The beloved Durham institution is giving away free breakfasts and lunches for those 18 and under.