Arts & Culture
“Ahead of His Time, Yet a Man of His Time:” A New Book Reflects on the Legacy of Playwright Paul Green
Talking with Kathryn Hunter-Williams, chair of the Department of Dramatic Art at UNC-Chapel Hill and a contributor to a new book on North Carolina playwright Paul Green.
Triangle Shelter Underdogs
These Triangle shelter dogs are looking for their forever homes.
Dog and Cat Days of Summer: Meet the INDY Staff Pets
A few of their favorite things: tuna juice, validation, squirrels, scratches, ice cubes, hissing, feeling safe.
A Look Inside Our 2024 Pets Issue
We hope you enjoy this paper, and we hope it brings you joy and teaches you something new.
An “Amber Alert” for Lost Pets
PawBoost, a young Triangle-based company, streamlines search solutions for a pet owners’s worst nightmare: A lost animal.
Two and a Half Men: On Being Roommates With a Dog for a Decade
Tom and I have been roommate for eleven years. For ten of those years, we’ve been co-parenting a dog—or, more accurately, parenting and uncle-ing.
“Empathy Is Going to Save This Species”: Talking with Sherry Samuels about the Red Wolf
Samuels, senior director of animal care at the Museum of Life and Science, shares more about the endangered species and the new wolf pups born this spring.
Helen Greenberg Is an Angel of Life for Raptors
Greenberg, a volunteer with the American Wildlife Refuge, estimates that she’s rescued about 300 wild raptors in the past five years.
Cat Cafés Across the Triangle Offer Spots To Sip and Pet
Cats and coffee are an inspired pairing.
‘Twisters’ Reboot Review: Short on Plot, Long on Supersize Special-Effects
The exposition scenes in ‘Twisters’ will have you rolling your eyes, then the storm scenes will pop them right out of your skull.
A Beloved Durham Historian Turns 100
On the heels of her 100th birthday, this summer, local historian Jean Bradley Anderson reflects on a changing city.
INDY’s Best of the Triangle: Durham County Winners
Another year, another round of winners in the INDY’s much-imitated, never-replicated Best of the Triangle contest, where you tell us who’s the best of the best in our beloved region. While Best of the Triangle has been running for two decades now, astute readers and INDY fans will notice that we’re doing things a little…
Long Exposure: Southeastern Camera Celebrates Thirty Years of Bringing Film to Life
The camera shop—which has two locations, one in Carrboro and another in Raleigh—opened in July 1994. Decades after other film stores closed, it has remained an analog paradise.
Incoming! Surreal Satire, People Power, and Extreme Weather
New anthology film “Kinds of Kindness,” Kevin Costner’s late-career gamble “Horizon: An American Saga,” and more films playing in the Triangle this month.
Forty Years of Smooth Ballpark Baritone: An Evening With the Voice of the Durham Bulls
Tony Riggsbee has covered the Durham Bulls for more than 40 years.
What to See in Triangle Galleries and Museums this Summer
Ongoing exhibits at the NCMA, Ella West Gallery, The Ackland, and more offer colorful, enriching ways to beat the heat.
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