Mind Your Manners
Inspired by a Latimer House social media series, a modern-day Victorian explores the elaborate rules that once governed visits, dining and courtship
Culture
The Art of Costume
For UNCW professor Mark Sorensen, costume design is where fashion, storytelling and theater come together
Woven Together
Weaving Wonder Basketry brings people together through hands-on classes rooted in traditional fiber arts
The Art of Darkness
Tattoo artist Sage Reil explores identity, transformation and renewal through bold blackwork
Classical Crescendo
Q&A with Vivace Music Festival Co-Artistic Director Marina Lomazov
Events: May-June 2026
Looking to fill your social calendar? We've got the rundown on what to do this season.
Alt Scene
Q&A with MK Clewis after Alt-Zalea Fest
Four Summer Reads for a Good Cause
Cape Fear Literacy Council
Rising, Revising, Belonging
Making connections in Wilmington
Life-Changing Matchmakers
Canines for Service pairs vets with transformative dogs
The Soul of the Forest
Live oaks shape the coast with beauty, history and vital habitat
Will Wilmington Get Its Own Central Park?
A nonprofit group is working to preserve Eagles Island and turn it into a major nature park for recreation, education, and ecotourism
Breaking the Ice
UNCW launches new student-led women’s club ice hockey team
A Legacy 90 Years in the Making
A WWII icon saved by North Carolinians, the Battleship North Carolina is restored for the future while honoring the past
Music, Movies & TV - March/April 2026
March-April entertainment reviews
Events March-April 2026
Looking to fill your social calendar? We've got the rundown on what to do this season.
Where a Canopy of Trees May Grow
In a world that rushes, a tree insists on patience and hope.
The Summer Camp Scramble
From traditional, slower Southern summers to exciting field days spent digging up crabs in the marshes, several local resources help parents balance home, extended learning, and play
A Local Platform for Black Films that Turned into a Destination Event
The North Carolina Black Film Festival returns this spring for its 23rd year
Finding Light in the Trees
Elizabeth Sheats’ journey from interior design to Azalea Festival artist is shaped by loss, hope, and Wilmington’s live oaks
A Community-First Law Firm
In a profession often defined by transactions, Horton & Mendez focuses on something more enduring
