Mar. 11-18, 2020.
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
Vivian Howard’s New Series Explores the Foodways of the American South With Candor and Nuance
Ahead of the Somewhere South premiere, the INDY spoke with Howard about the foods that, as she puts it, “soften the edges around the way we feel about our neighbors.”
Posted inFilm & Television
Full Frame: The Documentary Festival Names Its 2020 Curators
The curators of the upcoming festival’s thematic programming have made films on everything from Mavis Staples to the font Helvetica.
Posted inTheater
Why Ilana Glazer Is Feeling the Bern
The comedian talks Broad City, Instagram canvassing, and the importance of being plugged into local and state politics.
Posted inMusic
Listen to “Reveries in the Rift,” Joe Westerlund’s Gentle, Hypnotic New Album
In Westerlund’s new release, time and space break down just a liiiiiitle bit—the perfect listen for a weird Leap Year weekend.
Posted inUncategorized
A Revamped Bragtown Branch Library Will Reopen on March 11
The library is adding fifteen additional hours per week.
Posted inBooks
Can Technology Ease the Alienation Technology Created?
In “The Future of Feeling,” Durham-based journalist Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips teaches us terms like “phubbing,” which means to snub someone by looking at your phone instead of at them.
Posted inFood & Drink
East Durham Bake Shop Is Getting Bigger, Launching ‘Club Sandwich’
Valentine’s Day might be behind us, but a Sandwich Club membership still seems like a pretty dang good way to say ‘I love you.’
Posted inMusic
The Fluttery Feeling of Risk on Wye Oak’s “Walk Soft”
The Durham duo dropped its third in a string of new singles today before its JOIN tour begins in Asheville and Durham next week.
