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When the walls fall down
Sitting in a booth upstairs at The Water’n Hole Bar & Grill on North Main Street in Waynesville, North Carolina, one recent evening, Justin Wells takes two sips: one from his beer and one from his shot of bourbon. Read more
Dec 1, 2020
Handmade for the Holidays
Imagine a special place in North Georgia where you can explore, shop, ponder, perform, learn, listen, create, sing, dance, cook, eat, play, walk and enjoy. That place is the Sautee Nacoochee Center, which has activities for people of all ages. Read more
Dec 1, 2020
Utterly American
For documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, the stories he chooses to illuminate help explain the history of America. Few can better tell that multifaceted tale than Burns, whose palette birthed the seminal documentary The Civil War in 1990. Read more
Aug 1, 2019
Photos by Emma Delevante
Let it Take Me Where it Wants to Let Me Go
Coming into 2020, Kelsey Waldon held her head high, ready to show the world what Southern Appalachia and the greater Southeast already knows—Waldon is a singer-songwriter and vocal talent to be reckoned with. Read more
Aug 1, 2020
Don’t Know Where I’m Going, All I Know Is Where I’ve Gone
For the better part of the last decade, 49 Winchester has been relentlessly working its way through the Southeast music industry—playing every stage and festival that’ll have’em. Read more
Oct 1, 2020
How Can It be Wrong if It Grows Wild?
Sipping a pint of beer in the back of the Wicked Weed Funkatorium in the South Slope neighborhood of Asheville, North Carolina, Charles Humphrey scans the wide room, a vaulted ceiling hovering high above the quickly assembling audience. Read more
Jun 1, 2020
An Artist Remembered
Have you ever been stopped in your tracks at the sight of a splendid natural landscape? Perhaps captured by the glory, even divinity, of a place in the world with perfect symmetry and order? Perfect for you? Read more
Jun 1, 2020
Painting in a ‘Hermited Way’
Francesco Lombardo had been trying to get his paintings noticed when, in early 2019, he got three emails on the same day from galleries that wanted to represent him. Two were from so-called “vanity” outfits that charge artists to show their work. Read more
Apr 1, 2020
