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Ninth annual SARUS Festival brings experimental art to Wilmington
The sarus crane, the tallest flying bird in the world, is famous in India for its unique dance ritual. Its annual namesake SARUS Festival...
Ninety-minute walking tours teach history
Wilmington’s colorful history, from the Revolutionary War to present day, entertains and educates locals and visitors alike through a weekly 90-minute guided walking tour.
Walk...
Purple Heart heroes
As 59 Purple Heart recipients walked across the ballroom of the Wilmington Convention Center on Sunday night, there was virtually no sign of a...
Pipeline to a Cure barrels into fourth year
The Wilmington chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will join forces with the local surfing community Saturday, Aug. 8 to raise more than $100,000...
Author shares pirate lore
During a time known as the Golden Age of Piracy, the waterways of eastern North Carolina were havens for pirates.
“It’s a history that grabs...
Ocean conservation starts at home
While ocean conservancy may seem like an effort that may only be exercised surfside, there are several steps anyone can take at home, near...
CFCC students hone boat-building skills, public can buy the finished product
Jean-Luc Desreumaux grabbed the tiller of the seafoam-green boat and carefully set the sail for a brief tour of the waters around the Cape...
Bathing Beauties presentation showcases historic beach attire
Using images from postcards of a bygone era, a local resident and historical researcher will illustrate the evolution during swimwear and beach culture at...
Hippie Ball draws a crowd, raises funds for Kids Making It
People sporting tie-dyed T-shirts, fringe vests and bell-bottom pants showed off their retro style during the Fourth Annual Hippie Ball at the University of...
