The trio of Team Player is among several bands making their mark on Wilmington’s thriving music scene. Continue reading PLAY HARD: Team Player hits Palate stage on Sunday with latest rockin’ riffs and rhythms
“93Queen” is screening at the Wilmington Jewish Film Festival on May 8, 7 p.m., at Thalian Hall Continue reading FIGHTING FOR SPACE: ‘93Queen’ will screen at 2019’s Wilmington Jewish Film Festival, April 28-May8
Wilmington prepares for Phosphorescent (stage name for singer-songwriter Matthew Houck) to make his port city debut at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater on April 12. Continue reading STILL AND PRESENT: Matthew Houck talks time and space before Phosphorescent’s debut at GLA
Putting the “alternative” in Alt-Zalea, The Tan and Sober Gentlemen are going throw every ounce of strings and foot-stomping energy they have at this Saturday’s performance at Brooklyn Cafe, 4 p.m. Continue reading CELTIC, BLUEGRASS, PUNK MISH-MASH: The Tan and Sober Gentlemen play Alt-Zalea and Shakori Hills
Big Dawg’s ‘The Revolutionists’ features historic femme figures fighting for a voice during the French Revolution, with modern twists, comedy and connections to today’s pursuit of equality. Continue reading ABOUT WOMEN, STARRING WOMEN: Big Dawg brings historic femme figures to Cape Fear Playhouse in ‘The Revolutionists’
Rhudy and Rodenbough will take over Castle Street’s Gravity Records on Saturday. Continue reading WOMEN ARE THE BEST! Kate Rhudy and Libby Rodenbough stop over at Gravity on Smooch Tour
Rusted Root’s Glabicki and Miller will perform an intimate set at The Reel Cafe come Saturday. Continue reading PURE MAGIC: Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root talks latest band Uprooted, prepares for show at The Reel
WilmFFilm’s third annual Cinema Sisters International Film Festival will take place March 1-2 at Jengo’s Playhouse. Continue reading FEMME-FOCUSED FILMS: WilmFFilm’s Cinema Sisters International Film Fest returns March 1-2
Once an associate professor in writing at Columbia University, he’ll return to the college campus on Wednesday, Feb. 6, to speak to UNCW’s Department of Creative Writing, as well as Writers night on February 7. Continue reading INSPIRING THE FUTURE: Donald Antrim talks latest works during upcoming visit to UNCW and Bourgie Nights
Julia Sweeney took time off from her career as a writer, actor and comedian to raise her daughter. Now she’s back and heading to Dead Crow with ‘Older and Wider.’ Continue reading OXYMORONS, MONOLOGUES AND STAND-UP: Julia Sweeney heads to Dead Crow with ‘Older and Wider’ for a two-night run
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