Two Nations Under a Groove
In ‘Unrivaled Groove Vol I,’ Maison Fauna celebrates and cultivates a tradition of cultural exchange between U.S. and UK rave music.
Three Ways to Spend Your Saturday in the Triangle
If you’re going outside at all, be sure to bring lots of water.
Meet the Dauntless Durham DJ behind Super Secret Dance Party, an Arcana Institution Now Heading for the Fruit
“It still has that dungeon vibe,” says Super Secret Dance Party co-founder Rang Rajaram.
Emotive EP ‘Elemental’ from Triangle Producers thefacesblur and Séance Feels like a Musical Conversation between Friends
The EP was released by Maison Fauna on April 2.
For Choreographer and Dance Teacher ShaLeigh Comerford, the Pedagogical Is Personal
ShaLeigh Dance Works marks five prolific years in Durham with the premiere of its latest evening-length work, “The In-Between,” at The Fruit this weekend.
A New Label. A New Weekly Party. A New Level for Local Club-Music Culture? Maison Fauna Is Going In.
Four Durham DJs band together with the aim of filling in the center of the Triangle’s growing but scattered house-and-techno scene.
The High Cost of Cheap Chicken in Howard L. Craft’s “Orange Light”
‘Orange Light,’ Craft’s new play with Bulldog Theater Company is about a fatal 1991 fire in a Hamlet, North Carolina, chicken processing plant.
More The Fruit Coverage
Enter a World of Mountain Mantasy
In its Cosmic Prom on Sunday night, the adored folk trio transformed a warehouse into a fantasy land of friendship, family, and photo ops.
Through the Magic of Friendship, Mountain Man Conjures the Sea and Stars in a Durham Warehouse
Harmonizing folk trio Mountain Man’s Cosmic Prom will transform The Fruit for a three-night Duke Performances residency this month. It’s unanimous: The purpose is joy.
Music Maker Relief Foundation Preserves the Well-Being of Folk and Blues Artists, Not Just Their Art
The Hillsborough nonprofit celebrates twenty-five years of performances, albums, and artist-sustenance programs with a series of Duke Performances concerts at The Fruit next week.
Letters: I’m Sorry You Suck
And other things our readers told us this week.
The Fruit and Kingfisher Add Worthy Jazz Nights to the Durham Scene
We take the temperature of two new-ish jazz nights, Brian Horton’s Tuesdays at Kingfisher and the Local Jazz Mondays at The Fruit, where Shaquim Muldrow is up next.
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