A three-person team is taking over Lump's old Blount Street building rent-free, promising sewing classes, karaoke nights, and a queer-forward ethos.

North Raleigh's weird little arts festival is back September 10-12, now with a stage combat workshop and a show called Seeking a Clown for the End of the World.

The Rialto hosts a Q&A and book signing Wednesday for Cheshire on Film, tracing his path from The Spectator to national film criticism.

Haven Farm hosts 3,000 people Saturday as the inaugural Live At Present festival blends Nepali culture with proceeds bound for flood victims back home.

The Choral Society of Durham and Durham Symphony Orchestra will fill the newly renovated Armory with Mozart's Requiem on Thursday, September 10.

Little Raleigh Radio debuts its Groove History series downtown with a listening party for a record Capitol Records shelved for over three decades.

Randy Ines walked away from a 9-to-5 job after sharing a stage with Dolly Parton at a Raleigh children's museum.

Raleigh's decade-old vintage market returns this weekend with its biggest lineup yet, plus a live set from Soulja Boy.

Carolina Performing Arts is sending shows into planetarium domes and coffee shops, not just Memorial Hall, for its first-ever festival.

Matthew Schwab plays Felix in the indie hit — and he's marrying Lucia Romano in Chapel Hill next month.

Khedron “Hezter Boi” Mims screened “Bull City Turnaround” at the W.G. Pearson Center, pairing real stories of incarceration and poverty with live music.

The Grammy-crossover string quartet plays two distinct programs at NC Museum of Art, and afternoon seats have sold out for years.

Downtown Raleigh's beloved jazz series kicks off Thursday with six weeks of free music, food trucks, and lawn chairs in Moore Square.