Local Events
The North Carolina Museum of History presents the 25th Annual African American Cultural Celebration, January 31st. Enjoy music, food, art, and more. This free, family-friendly festival takes place at the North Carolina Museum of Art. Learn more at ncartmuseum.org/events/
The first Black-owned children’s bookstore, Liberation Station, has reopened in Raleigh, North Carolina Monday, Dec. 29, after online threats forced it to close earlier this year. The bookstore has relocated to 430 Hill Street in Southeast Raleigh. The owner, Victoria Scott-Miller, a former educator, said that her two young boys were the motivation behind her […]
The holiday season is a time to pause, reflect and gather with loved ones. For many in our community, it’s also a time when the pressure of hosting and cooking a massive feast can overshadow the joy of the occasion. This year, families in the Triangle can reclaim their relaxation by letting local chefs handle […]
Actor David Fine is set for a magical homecoming. A University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill alumnus, Fine is returning to the Triangle to star as Scorpius Malfoy in the touring production of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” playing at the Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) from Dec. 28 to Jan. 11. Fine […]
Southern Soul Explosion: Live in Raleigh — APRIL 11 • Memorial Auditorium Get ready for a night of pure soul vibes! The Southern Soul Explosion is coming to Raleigh’s Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts – Memorial Auditorium with a powerhouse lineup you don’t want to miss. Featuring:• Calvin Richardson • Sir Charles Jones […]
The Durham Fire Department presents the Toys and Books for Rides toy drive December 7th.
Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell said that the Department of Homeland Security will be sending US Customs and Border Protection Agents to the Raleigh area starting Tuesday, Nov. 18. She told CBS 17 in a news release that agents will be doing sweeps in the area. The Raleigh deployment would come after ICE and Border Protection […]
Radio One Raleigh is launching a community initiative called the Help Hub, a dedicated online space designed to connect local residents with vital community resources. As SNAP benefits continue to expire for families across the country, the Help Hub aims to serve as a bridge between those in need and organizations offering support. You can […]
Musician Kevin Ross is bringing his engaging live show to the Raleigh Improv tonight for “Smooth Jazz at the Improv,” with the performance beginning at 7:30 p.m. In an interview with Karen Clark, Ross shared his excitement for the event and his approach to connecting with his audience. “I’m there to get active with you, […]
Downtown Durham will come alive this weekend with the debut of Missy Lane’s Block Party, a new event from Art of Cool architect Dr. Cicely Mitchell. Speaking with Karen Clark on Foxy 107.1/104.3, Mitchell described the block party as “a reimagining of the Art of Cool.” The all-day festival takes place this Saturday, October 4, […]
A new comedy club coming to the Raleigh area promises a “Night of Laffs” on its opening weekend. The Laff House, a Charlotte comedy club that has expanded to the Triangle, is hosting a night of unstoppable laughs on Friday, Sept. 19 at 3511 Maitland Drive, Suite 101. The Laff House highlights itself as a […]
An upcoming summit aims to foster critical dialogue around social and emotional learning (SEL) for the Black community, featuring the launch of a first-of-its-kind youth hub and a fundraising gala. The Black SEL Summit will take place on Sept. 25 in Durham, bringing together leaders, educators, community members, and youth for a multi-part event. The […]
