Shake off your winter blues with one of these shows. It’s bound to raise your spirits.
Shake off your winter blues with one of these shows. It’s bound to raise your spirits.
Bull City’s Dave Cantwell, Ann Gomez, and David Jordan have ripped, broken, and re-imagined their fair share of musical conventions, but how might they handle these five hard-hitting questions? Keep reading to find out.
Get up. Get out. Let us know how it was afterward.
Fresh off last year’s Churchkey Records release Sunny Down Snuff, the boys of Last Year’s Men– guitarist Geoff Schilling, drummer Ian Rose, and singer/songwriter Ben Carr–are taking to the road, but first they’re facing down the five hardest questions in faux business.
A few places to find yourself in the week ahead (assuming of course you aren’t lost in the snow).
Ashley Melzer asks local bands five probing questions.

Places to be and what you’ll find when you get there.

Head over to Fullsteam Brewery at 726 Rigsbee St. in Durham this Saturday for Slow Food Triangle’s third annual Traditional Southern New Year’s Day. The celebration of regional culinary traditions, local farmers and artisan food producers will take place from 4 to 7 p.m., with a meal featuring collard greens, cornbread, hoppin’ john, sweet potato pie and more served at 5. Vegetarian options will be available.
Admission is $15 for Slow Food members, $18 for non-members and free for children 10 and younger. Event proceeds will benefit a new healthy snack program at Club Boulevard Elementary School in Durham.
Attendees are kindly asked to bring their own plates, and to consider carpooling, to minimize waste and ease parking.