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January 2020
Art Exhibit – “My Roots” by Cornelio Campos
"My Roots," recent paintings by Cornelio Campos, will be featured in the Durham Arts Council's Allenton Gallery from January 10-March 12, 2020. The opening reception for the exhibit will be held in conjunction with Third Friday Durham, January 17 from 6-8pm. Cornelio Campos is a self-taught Mexican-American artist based in Durham. Mr. Campos immigrated to the United States from Mexico as a teenager—a journey and process that now influence many of his paintings. Vibrant colors, iconic American symbols, and intricate…
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Exhibit — Art and Community: Stronger than a Border Wall
The exhibit explores the strength of Art and Community through a variety of pieces representing the stories, voices, and scenes of Guatemala. This exhibit will feature donated works of art from artists local to Durham, NC and artists from Guatemala. The Grand Gallery Mill No. 1 - Golden Belt
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Dishoom – A Global Dance Party!
On January 26th at 2pm, UNC-TV presents DISHOOM - A Global Dance Party!Join us for this action-packed afternoon, featuring:- Bollywood/Bhangra Dance lessons by Aditi and Ameer- A sneak peek of PBS's show "No Passport Required"- International street bites catered by Motorco- A global dance party featuring DJ Rang, KidEthnic, and G2 Singh MusicNo cover. This event is all ages, bring the family!https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dishoomglobal-dance-party-with-dj-rang-no-passport-required-from-pbs-eater-tickets-86398964629Motorco: 723 Rigsbee Ave - Durham, NC 27701RSVP does not guarantee entry. This event is open to the public…
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Tuesday Trivia
A Quaint and Rowdy Trivia Night!This is NOT the kind of trivia where you need to know all the members of Napoleon’s War Cabinet. We cover current events, miscellaneous facts, and each game has a theme round. Win a $50 bar tab / tickets to shows! Free, Starts at 8:30
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February One: Free Screening (Presented by PNC Bank)
Ever mindful of North Carolina's vital role in the important lessons and meaningful changes resulting from the American Civil Rights Movement, the Carolina Theatre of Durham will host a free-to-the-public screening of February One: The Story of the Greensboro Four — the stirring documentary about the landmark lunch counter sit-in protest by Ezell Blair, David Richmond, Franklin McCain and Joseph McNeil in 1960 — in the venue's Fletcher Hall on Wednesday, January 29 at 7:30 p.m. A 2003 film by…
Find out more »Brett Chambers Open Mic
Going strong for 22 years and counting, the Open Mic was started by Brett Chambers in September of 1996 at Sam & Audrey's Sellers' ‘Talk of the Town', where it was an anchor in downtown Durham's nightlife.
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Snowpocalypse! Imperial Brown Ale Release
Warm up in the taproom on Thursday, January 30th, with the draft and can release of Snowpocalypse: our new Imperial Brown Ale, brewed with coffee, chocolate, and maple syrup.
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Opening Reception for Future is Female
Please join us for a reception celebrating the opening of The Future is Female, featuring a panel discussion with artists Marisa Morán Jahn, Stacey Kirby, and Stacy Lynn Waddell, moderated by 21c Chief Curator Alice Gray Stites. Investigating history, mythology, identity, ecology, consumerism, and power, The Future is Female illuminates both the legacy and the persistence of the struggle for equality and inclusion.
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Duke Street Dogs
The Duke Street Dogs have been hitting the Friday afternoon stage almost since the place opened! Referred to as a “populist” band, they play a mix of old and new, original material, country and jazz, rock, Tin Pan Alley, bluegrass, and old-time. With a love of melody, an appreciation of all that’s come before, and an ability to stretch their musical chops, the Duke Street Dogs mix all these elements into their live shows. The Duke Street Dogs CD is…
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Live Band Karaoke: The Dream of the 90s!
Live out your rock star dreams live on the Fullsteam stage—with full band accompaniment—at our first ever Live Band Karaoke night!Why sing with a boring karaoke recording when you can have the real thing? Pounding drums, powerful keyboards, thrashing guitar solos, thumping bass guitar and of course... YOU as the lead singer! Choose from dozens of 90’s classics—from Nirvana to Hanson, Spice Girls to No Doubt, and Tupac to Chumbawamba. Free admission, free to sing. Arrive early to get your…
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