September is not a gentle month, so strap in for a collective reading from Seph Wylder.

Back in March, DREAMS Center for Arts Education hosted a veteran art show. When the show came down, artist Loraine Scalamoni left two pieces behind for a stretch while she was out of town, and DREAMS kept an eye on them. A few Dreamers—what DREAMS calls their students—wandered in...

Artwork by Laurel Bailey Wait, why am I doing this again? That was my first thought as I opened the App Store and, against my better judgment, downloaded a dating app. The little cloud icon helpfully informed me that yes, I had downloaded this app before. More than once, in fact. Within seconds, the familiar black-and-white logo was back on my home screen, smugly reminding me that we'd done this dance before. The app greeted me with a cheerful reminder: "Your profile is a gli

Climate change does not arrive in communities where everyone starts from the same place. It compounds the challenges faced by people who already have fewer resources, fewer protections, and fewer opportunities to recover.

encore’s third launch party is a wrap—keep an eye out for your copy around town!

Rachel Lewis Hilburn talks ‘Fixing Congress’ series with Michael Johnson, a former journalist who worked on the Ford White House staff and served as press secretary and chief of staff to House Republican leader Bob Michel.

Welcome to Enconversation, Fixing Congress Part 3 with Rachel Lewis Hilburn. Listen or read the first two parts of this interview at FIXING CONGRESS PT. 1: Compromise, collegiality, and the shift to vitriol and FIXING CONGRESS PT. 2: Political power and the media.

As a Wilco fan of many years, Tom Dorgan says this latest show at GLA reminded him why he keeps coming back. Two sets, deep cuts, and Kotche's drums breaking loose in the middle of a ballad. Hard to ask for more out of an evening at Greenfield Lake.

While the script of ‘The Shark is Broken’ is tough to chew, Chase Harrison finds the production and cast do their best to deliver.

The completely volunteer-driven Wilmington Public Archaeology Corps (PAC) is out under the streets writing history from the ground up.

Queen Anne Suppliers had its soft opening earlier in May, and owner Britton Edwards shares how life led to this booming yet still controversial business before his grand opening on June 20.

The Summer Solstice Style Sustainability Show takes place June 21 at Tap Yard.

Enjoy this year’s Trash’n Fash’n complete with food trucks and vendors at Perennial Harbor on Saturday, June 20 at 6 p.m.

At Recess by Bevin Prince, the mission is simple: their aim is “bring back play” in a way that elevates and uplifts a community. Offering 45 minute, high-intensity workouts focused on wellness, positivity, community, and fun, it’s a place that makes this promise: you’ll never be picked last at Recess.

With her roots in Leland, NC, Prwincezz Malaysia Kay takes more than just the stage. She forms a community of folks ready to celebrate and embrace themselves.

Cape Queer Pride Fest launches a new Pride party this weekend, June 12-14, in the Brooklyn Arts District, from Flytrap Brewing to Chow Town.

This week, Three Pines Project is hosting its first-ever volleyball fundraiser tournament, happening on June 6 at Capt'n Bill’s.

A Collective Reading on Visibility, Becoming, and Why the Cosmos Will Not Let You Stay Small Anymore

Samantha Hill spoke with the ladies who make up the female music scene in Wilmington to discuss their current projects and experiences as a woman in music.

This touring season brings Rising Appalachia to Greenfield Lake on Sunday as they prepare to release a forthcoming album in October 2026.