At the beginning of last year, the way forward for Joe Troop seemed clear. He and his Argentina-based “Latin Grass” band Che Apalache had a Grammy-nominated album out (produced by… Read More →
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An Evening at OdysseyStage’s 10by10 Play Festival in Carrboro
I often make vague resolutions that I am going to do more cultural stuff. You know— take advantage of all the riches the Triangle has to offer. Visit a museum…. Read More →
The Underline: Writer Emilie Menzel & “The Gretel”
Hello there! I’m Arshia Simkin, a writer and teacher living in Raleigh, co-founder of the Redbud Writing Project—an organization that offers creative writing classes to adults in the Triangle—and new… Read More →
Down on Copperline: Bland Simpson on 50th Anniversary Re-release of Debut Album
Nowadays Bland Simpson is best-known as a celebrated and beloved UNC-Chapel Hill professor and author, pianist of the Red Clay Ramblers and collaborative architect of musicals including “King Mackerel And… Read More →
This Human Way: The Photographer of Stories Sia Yazdanfar
—Article by Emilie Menzel In 2017, the world had grown too steady for Sia Yazdanfar. His work was stable, his home in Hillsborough comfortable, and his sense of personal growth… Read More →