Sarah Edwards
Arts and Culture Editor at Indy Week
culture editor at @indyweek | poetry + fiction sometimes, gchat often | [email protected]
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5 days ago |
indyweek.com | Sarah Edwards
John Bowman and Amanda Barr want to finish their barâs fifteen-year run in style. âDid you watch White Lotus?â Barr asks over the phone, referring to the popular HBO show. âYou know who died, our favorite couple?
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indyweek.com | Sarah Edwards |Lena Geller
Musical duo Larry BellorĂn and Joe Troop may have the distinction of being the Triangle’s most unique musical fusion (a distinction that has much competition, by the way): BellorĂn, a master of Venezuelan folk tradition mĂşsica llanera, comes to Raleigh by way of political asylum, while Troop, who grew up in Winston-Salem, grew up learning old-time music and founded GRAMMY-nominated stringband Che Apache.
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1 week ago |
indyweek.com | Sarah Edwards
âIâm interested in the throughline. Thatâs always what Iâm interested in.âRhiannon Giddens is speaking from her home office in Ireland, stacks of books and skeins of yarn piled on a shelf behind her. Sheâs speaking about reviving traditional music from the pastâspecifically, in this conversation, songs honoring German student protester Sophie Scholl, who was beheaded in 1943 for distributing anti-Nazi pamphletsâand finding its resonance in the present.
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1 week ago |
indyweek.com | Sarah Edwards
In late March, the INDY reported that North Carolina libraries and cultural centers were bracing for impact from the Trump administration’s sweeping federal reductions. A March 14 executive order had called for drastic cuts to the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS), a small federal agency that helps fund cultural institutions across the country.
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1 week ago |
indyweek.com | Sarah Edwards
This story originally published online in The 9th Street Journal. A giant mason jar is nestled on the teal countertop of Whisk & Rye Bakehouse + Coffee. It’s stuffed full of dollar bills, left by customers wooed by the shop’s collection of pastries, selection of beverages, or the friendliness of its employees—but curiously, there are hardly any coins. “When we run out of pennies, it normally aligns with presidential elections,” joked Andy Olivares, one of the co-owners.
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