Nonprofit Spotlight: The Green Chair Project
Beth Smoot and Jackie Craig were looking for a sustainable way to help people get rid of unneeded furniture. And since they also wanted…
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From the Editor: Homes and Exteriors
October is traditionally our Homes and Interiors issue, but seeing the content this year, one of our staff suggested we change it to Homes…
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Large-Scale Photographs Welcome Gregg Visitors
The Gregg Museum of Art & Design in Raleigh opened to visitors last week, and a new photography exhibition welcomed art lovers. In “Stephen…
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Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Wherever You Are
Triangle area residents are invited to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s by participating in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, Oct. 10. But…
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In Second Year, Film Festival Celebrates Immigrant Stories
The Home is Distant Shores Film Festival returns virtually in 2020 to continue celebrating the experiences of immigrants and refugees through film. After debuting…
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Act Naturally
It’s not your imagination. There are more than a hundred common weeds in the Triangle, and all of them grow better than your grass….
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BIG PICTURES Takes Art Outdoors
After months of cancelled indoor exhibitions, a new initiative is putting local art on big display in Cary. The Town of Cary launched the…
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5 Things to Know About Flu Shots
Every year, millions of Americans get sick with influenza, which most of us know as the seasonal flu. To make matters worse, this year’s flu season…
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Tune Into BEYOND Film Festival
BEYOND: The Cary Film Festival will look different for film buffs this year. The independent film and screenwriting festival typically takes place at the…
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Local Museums Open With Safety, Adventure in Mind
Families in search of amusement and educational opportunities welcome the opening of local museums and galleries. Following Governor Cooper’s announcement of Phase 2.5 in…
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