Fall Music Festivals

Bull Durham Blues Festival Now in its 23rd year, the Bull Durham Blues Festival, a program of the St. Joseph’s Historic Foundation Inc. is North Carolina’s largest celebration of the blues, with fans attending from more than 175 North Carolina cities, 25 states and five countries. This year it presents...

Open Studio Tours Offer Authentic North Carolina Craft

Celebrate North Carolina Craft Craft artists across North Carolina open their studios this fall, giving you the opportunity to meet them one-on-one, talk about their work and support our local economy with your purchase of handmade, one-of-a-kind gifts for the holidays. Spend a day or a weekend in...

Fall Performing Arts

The Triangle McCoy Tyner Two legends from different ends of the musical spectrum are part of Carolina Performing Arts’ new season this September. Renowned for his work with Hamlet, N.C. native saxophonist John Coltrane, pianist McCoy Tyner has earned four Grammy Awards and recorded nearly 80 albums with a...

North Carolina Museums – Fall, 2010

This past year has seen the opening of remarkable new museums and new opportunities for citizens of North Carolina to explore their collections of world-class art and craft. In Charlotte, the Bechtler Museum and Gantt Center will soon be joined by the Mint Uptown, opening Oct. 1 at the Levine Center for the...

Fall Literary Festivals

Cathy Smith Bowers FOUND POEM By Cathy Smith Bowers Beyond the parking lot of Jack’s Convenience Mart, halfway between the clinic and Lincoln High, it finds me, insinuates itself under the sole of my left shoe, Winter Poem by Nikki Giovanni, scrawled sloppily in ink and torn from a spiral notebook. I...