Wading through digital slush can kill the joy of listening. A new Chapel Hill streaming platform hopes to help change that.
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
Raleigh Artist Lesthegenius Named on Barack Obama’s End-of-Year List
Former President Obama has very good taste in music.
Posted inCulture
Your Last-Minute New Years Eve Guide to Dancing Your Way Through the Triangle
Waltz or thrash your way into 2020. We won’t judge.
Posted inCulture
After Years of Struggle, the Orange County Historical Museum Lays Off Employees and Closes Indefinitely
According to the museum board, water and mold damage led to its closure.
Posted inFilm & Television
If You’re a North Carolina Filmmaker, This Grant Might Be for You
Applications for the 2020 Filmed in NC Fund opened today and will close February 19.
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19 People of 2019: Jaki Shelton Green
North Carolina’s poet laureate is fostering a new generation of poets in the state’s neglected reaches
Posted inCulture
Raleighwood Cinema Grill to Close After Twenty-Six Years
The Raleighwood, one of the area’s first dine-in movie theaters, opened in 1993.
Posted inFilm & Television
Sam Cox Set Out to Make a Documentary About a Monastery in West Virginia. He Wound Up Converting.
Cox’s film, “New Men,” screens at VAE Raleigh this week.
Posted inFood & Drink
Where to Eat and Drink This Week
Where to grab a bagel, pop in for an Ashley Christensen lunch slice, or sit down for a Sunday-style supper with Scott Crawford during the week of December 11–17, 2019.
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The Durham Restaurant Community Rallies around Esau Escobedo, a Local Cook Who Lost His Young Daughter to Muscular Hypotonia
On November 11, the Escobedo family lost their daughter, Ariana, just eight days short of her first birthday.