Bull Voyage

From September 15 to October 15, the nation will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, and Durham is no exception. Here are our thoughts on the history of Hispanic heritage in Durham, as well as what to eat and explore as you foray into diverse community experiences this month.

Estimated read time: 3 minutes. 

The collaborative team at Indigo Envelope have been honored time and again for their award-winning designs by the likes of The Knot, Wedding Wire, Durham Magazine, Bride & Groom and many more. A Sustain-a-Bull member business with a deep local presence, Indigo Envelope was the perfect selection to serve as our featured artist for the Fall 2018 Seasonal Activity Guide. Their art is spectacular, and so is their story. Dive into Indigo Envelope and enjoy this Q&A with owner and creative director, Christina Headrick.

Estimated read time: 4 minutes

Durham is the home of a rapper-turned-mayoral candidate,

Grammy-nominated artists and producers,

Creators of all hues and ages,

And a Hillside alumna who made history with her story.

Dive in to discover how hip hop took root in the Bull City – explore further still to discover ways to experience the genre right here, right now.

(Estimated read time: 4 minutes)

The 23rd annual 2018 North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (NCGLFF) will take place from August 16 through August 19, 2018. The festival features short, documentary, and feature films, including both independent and mainstream productions, that celebrate and investigate gay, lesbian, and transgender life. In addition, the festival includes screenings of classic films, a family day, and other events that offer a party-like atmosphere.

So, you're ready to enjoy the sweet atmosphere of the Bull City with tickets to a Durham festival? Buckle up. The opportunities for fun in Durham while you get your festival on are nearly as plentiful as the music in the air. Read on to discover five reasons why choosing Durham as the backdrop to your festival adventures is the best choice you'll make.