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North Carolina's Museum of the Southeast American Indian released a song described as being by and for Native communities.
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Dreamville Festival, hosted by Fayetteville rapper J. Cole's music label, went off at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh. WUNC's Caitlin Leggett, Josh Sullivan, Kamaya Truitt, and Brian Burns were there. Here's what they had to say.
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Wolfpacks of all ages gathered this week to cheer on NC State's men's and women's basketball teams as they headed to the Final Four.
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Dreamville Festival organizers are promoting a prelude of events around the Triangle that sets the stage for what they say will be a spectacular festival.
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Sylvan Esso, the Durham-based electronic pop duo, is bringing a new music festival — "Good Moon" — to the Durham Bulls Athletic Park this summer.
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An interview between WUNC's Brian Burns and artist Makaya McCraven.
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North Carolina musicians and friends talk about the influence Dex Romweber had on their lives.
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A traveling exhibition debuts Friday at UNC-Chapel Hill's Ackland Art Museum, consisting of artwork from what's considered one of the nation's best collections of American Indian art.
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Paperhand Puppet Intervention, which has put on giant puppet shows for more than two decades, teams up with Grammy nominees Pierce and Nnenna Freelon to connect people to their ancestors and the natural world. They are performing their show, "Where Our Spirits Reside," at DPAC on Valentine's Day.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference will hold five straight men's basketball tournaments in North Carolina starting in 2025.
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American Tattoo Society, a family-owned business, opened Fort Liberty’s first tattoo shop.
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Chatham County Line bandmates Dave Wilson and John Teer share the inspiration behind the songs on their 10th album, HIYO, out Jan. 26.