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[Gallery] Durham-Driven Band No No Computer Makes Live Debut

[Gallery] Durham-Driven Band No No Computer Makes Live Debut

No No Computer, a ’90s music cover band, made its debut performance on May 26 at Yonder Southern Cocktails and Brew. Fronted by Durham’s Samuel Montgomery-Blinn and lead guitarist Brendan Wiley of Morrisville, the band also includes bassist Scott George of Durham and Christopher Grass of Carrboro on drums

[Gallery] St. Barbara Greek Festival 2024

[Gallery] St. Barbara Greek Festival 2024

St. Barbara Greek Orthodox hosted its annual festival May 18-19, with a menu featuring gyros, pastitsio, baklava sundaes, and moussaka. Tours of the iconography in the sanctuary proved quite popular, as did performances by the church’s young folk dancers. Southpoint Access is a free community news website run as

Durham Gets Medieval This Weekend

Durham Gets Medieval This Weekend

Alcohol and ancient armaments mix it up Saturday at Mystic Farm & Distillery in partnership with Honeygirl Meadery. The Mystic Medieval Knights event runs 4 to 9 p.m. at the distillery at 1413 Stallings Rd. Participants are encouraged to “dress accordingly in their finest chain-mail or chemise for a

Pearsontown Elementary Student Art Displayed at The Streets at Southpoint

Pearsontown Elementary Student Art Displayed at The Streets at Southpoint

Monsters and multi-colored patterns dominated the imaginings of students in Susie Crooks’ art classes at Pearsontown Elementary. They were recently showcased at The Streets at Southpoint shopping mall in South Durham.

Parkwood Elementary Student Art Showcased at Southpoint

Parkwood Elementary Student Art Showcased at Southpoint

From images of home to starry nights to the City of Lights, students in Nancy Coyne’s art classes at Parkwood Elementary School shared their imaginations during a recent exhibit at The Streets at Southpoint.

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Kovu

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Kovu

Kovu is a shy and sensitive large male dog who could flourish with guidance and confidence building. Probably too timid for active homes with children. Here’s his biographical information, according to the Animal Protection Society of Durham: We know what you’re thinking: how did this handsome boy find

Rain or Shine, Durham's Greek Festival Awaits Your Appetite

Rain or Shine, Durham's Greek Festival Awaits Your Appetite

It’s time again for Durham’s annual Greek Festival at St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church! The food, arts and crafts, vendors, and the dancers are all non-denominational at this event, which runs from 11 to 9 p.m. on Saturday and 11 to 7 p.m. on Sunday. Everyone