Arts

The beloved North Carolina Symphony outdoor summer series returns in May, presented by UNC Health.
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How a local poet will bring the community together to celebrate the art of writing.
We caught up with the Broadway star and previewed Theatre Raleigh’s upcoming season.
Intricate sculptures and costumes from movies like “Black Panther” will soon be on view.
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Two murals painted on opposing train track pillars celebrate the area’s residential history and growing food scene.
This year’s light installation will feature an international exhibit that’s made appearances at Burning Man.
Two of Jennifer Hadley’s photos are among the 40 finalists.
A new floral mural by local artist Taylor White can be viewed at The Willard Rooftop.
Memorabilia from Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, and Shania Twain will be showcased at the NC Museum of History from Fri., Oct. 28-Sun., Feb. 26.
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