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Durham Magazine April/May 2023

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As part of the nation’s largest sustainable farm tour, Carolina Farm Stewardship Association, in partnership with Weaver Street Market, hosts the 26th annual self-guided tour of more than 30 farms throughout North Carolina’s Piedmont region, including Durham Public Schools’ The Hub Farm, Elodie Farms, Hawk’s Nest Healing Gardens, Bull City Farm and Catawba Trail Farm.

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The seven-person bebop supergroup – including drummer Billy Hart and saxophonist Donald Harrison Jr., who were honored as 2022 Jazz Masters by the National Endowment for the Arts – perform tracks from their latest record, “Look Out!” along with other songs from their discography, in a Duke Performances concert at Baldwin Auditorium.

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Bull City Running Co. and The Glass Jug Beer Lab

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The celebrated Broadway show tells the story of the murderous Roxie Hart set amid the glamour of the Roaring ’20s. This six-time Tony Award-winning musical celebrates its 25th anniversary this year and brings “all that jazz” to the stage at the Durham Performing Arts Center. 10

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team up to host the second annual beer mile at Durham Central Park. Runners will tackle four quarter-mile laps around the park, each preceded by polishing off a 12-ounce Bull City Beer Mile brew made specifically for the event by The Glass Jug. Runners and spectators can enjoy beverages and food from The Outlaw Pig, Mesas El Salvador and The Blue Window food trucks, and, of course, a variety of Glass Jug brews. The top three individual, four-person relay and two-person relay teams will receive medals with built-in bottle openers. 


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