Indy Week

Living like a King

In its sixth year, Elvisfest hits its stride

• by Chris Toenes

Ain't too proud

• by Rick Cornell

23/7

Bickett Gallery's 23 Hours event almost captured the potential of Raleigh's arts community. What will it take to succeed?

• by Grayson Currin

EatBeat

Explorations of new and old for the new year

• by Sharon Kebschull Barrett

Homeland security

Immigrants seek refuge in two new indies

• by Godfrey Cheshire

Paradise tossed

A perfect storm of uncontrolled growth caused by poor planning and an election bought by developers is about to overwhelm northern Chatham County, once a rural retreat on the edge of the Triangle. Citizens are starting to take action. But is it too late?

• by Jennifer Strom

A plan's in the works

• by Jennifer Strom

One woman's battle won

• by Jennifer Strom

Coming home to roost

• by Kirk Ross

Peripheral Visions

• by V.C. Rogers

11 going on 40

• by Mary-Russell Roberson

Old school

• by Vicki Wentz

Car balk

• by s.a.m. brooks

Join us on the Porch

Porch Quote

Back Talk

Letters to the Editor

And Then There Was Rock

• by Kevin Dixon

In photography

• by Michael J. Kramer

Movie Spotlight

8 1/2

• by David Fellerath

In instant theater

• by Byron Woods

Code Red in Newark

• by Peter Eichenberger

Byron Woods

Scratch and sniff

• by Byron Woods

In rising

• by olufunke moses

The Indy Bookshelf

Mon Docteur, Le Vin (My Doctor, Wine) By Gaston Derys (translated by Benjamin Ivry)

• by Arturo Ciompi

Get Out

Music worth leaving the house to hear this week

In steppin'

• by olufunke moses

Spectator

Weekly highlights for arts and entertainment in the Triangle

In movies

• by David Fellerath

The Durham-Chapel Hill Line

A journal of music happenings in the Durham-Chapel Hill area

• by Chris Toenes