Most Recent Midtown News

Local Food Vendors Available at the NC State Fair

Above photo features La Farm’s Fried Hazelnut Croissant available at the 2024 NC State Fair. All photos courtesy of Kyle Marie McMahon. Stop by local favorites and sample fair-exclusive offerings.

  • 0

2024 Influential Women of Wake

2024 Influential Women of Wake

  • 0

2024 Holiday Gift Guide

Need gift ideas for loved ones on your list? Our 2024 Holiday Gift Guide offers homegrown options for everyone. Shop local this holiday season, and bring your friends and family.

  • 0

Raleigh Wine Shop: A Wine Revolution

(Above) The Raleigh Wine Shop owners Seth Hoffman and Liz Porcelli have created a community space for people to enjoy wine together in Raleigh.   BY JENNIFER PRIMROSE In the.

  • 0

Quail Ridge Books Reflects on its 40-year Legacy

BY KATELYN RUTT Nestled on Lassiter Mill Road with its signature purple door, Quail Ridge Books is much more than a bookstore. It’s a cultural hub, a third‑place haven and.

  • 0

North Carolina’s Historic Holiday Feasts

HistoryFood North Carolina’s holiday feasts have changed over the past two centuries BY ERIC MEDLIN Today, North Carolinians celebrate Christmas and Thanksgiving much as they do in every other state..

  • 0

Having Their Cake—and Selling It Too

BY KURT DUSTERBERG No matter how you approach Southern Supreme Fruitcake & More on your drive, you encounter long stretches of rambling countryside. This section of southwestern Chatham County is.

  • 0

Triangle Bars Offer Deliciously Spooky Halloween Cocktails

ABOVE: The Haunted Bridgegroom — This drink mixes dark chocolate and butter-washed Conniption Navy Strength gin, Cocchi Rosa, and Hoodoo chicory liqueur. This Corpse Reviver cocktail is topped with a skull.

  • 0

Chef Felipe Cortes’ New Menu Delivers Great Flavors

Restaurant Review: Good Day Good Night – Raleigh BY DATHAN KAZSUKdathan@midtownmag.com The Casso Hotel, in the heart of Raleigh’s downtown, is shaping up to be the perfect spot to crash.

  • 0

“Bringing Them Home” and Burning Coal’s Oakwood Cemetery Series

Above photo shows a scene from “World War I: Just One Day More.” All photos courtesy of Burning Coal Theatre. At Oakwood Cemetery, Burning Coal performs plays about the lives.

  • 0