OFF TO A HEALTHY START: Ways to find a zen state of mind and body in 2019
Here are some healthy ways to jumpstart 2019 throughout our Port City. Continue reading OFF TO A HEALTHY START: Ways to find a zen state of mind and body in 2019
Here are some healthy ways to jumpstart 2019 throughout our Port City. Continue reading OFF TO A HEALTHY START: Ways to find a zen state of mind and body in 2019
Sara and Seth Brand bring their latest Americana duo to Flytrap Brewing. Continue reading SHARING THE STAGE: Husband and wife duo Seth and Sara Brand set to play Flytrap Brewing on January 12
As New Year’s Eve approaches, here are some events around town offering anything from glitz and glamour to laugh-out-loud entertainment. Continue reading FIVE, FOUR, THREE, TWO… encore counts down the ways to ring in the new year across ILM
Shea Carver and Shannon Gentry look back and a few of the top 2018 artists and concerts we’ve seen in 2018. Continue reading 2018 SOUNDUP ROUNDUP: A look back at the best we saw and heard in ILM
Cheyenne Champion and her musical clan of Friendly Fire plan to spend Christmas break practicing for their New Year’s Eve show at Burnt Mill Creek. Continue reading FIRE IN THE SAX! Cheyenne Champion and Friendly Fire ring in 2019 at Burnt Mill Creek
Jim Ferris moved to Wilmington in late 2017, where he’s since formed the latest Jim Ferris Trio with pianist Duke Ladd and drummer Manny Santos. Continue reading JAZZED FOR THE HOLIDAYS: Latest Jim Ferris Trio is set to play jazz standards and more at Tails Piano Bar on December 21
“One thing that will forever be true about Ryan Lee Burris is that, while his physical body is no longer with us, his spirit, passion and love for all he believed in, all he stood for and all he fought for shall live on forever,” Lorraine Barnes, Cape Fear Equality’s former chairperson, says of ILM’s most fierce LGBTQIA advocate who passed away in November. “He … Continue reading ECHOES OF PASSION: Ryan Lee Burris’ legacy lives on with annual holiday benefit on December 9
It’s an art form rarely heard any more—but 2018 has welcomed its sounds to Wilmington twice now. encore reported on traditional klezmer music last spring when woodwind instrumentalist Seth Kibel arrived to perform at the Juggling Gypsy. The music most notably was heard at weddings and other celebrations in the Old Country a century ago. However, as Jewish immigrants and asylum-seekers came across the pond … Continue reading IN WITH THE OLD, INSPIRE THE NEW: Zoe & Cloyd talk family ties and tradition in their music, play Homegrown Holiday this Saturday
Whenever Krish Mohan sets out to write a show, the hardest part is identifying a jumping-off point. He works toward comforting the audience first, in order to talk about big ideas and issues. Continue reading PROGRESSIVELY FUNNY: Krish Mohan brings ‘Empathy on Sale!’ to Juggling Gypsy on December 4
Mark Jackson and Matt Rushin plan to represent The Caroliners as a duo this weekend at Bottega’s Common Ground’s Art and Music Showcase on Saturday. Continue reading UNDER AMERICANA’S UMBRELLA: The Caroliners play Common Ground’s Music and Art Showcase at Bottega