Red Cross Blood Drive at Aloft Durham Downtown
Aloft Durham Downtown345 Blackwell St.Durham, NC27701 Map
Date: Tuesday, August 24, 2021
Time: 10 am to 3 pm
Location: Aloft Durham Downtown at American Tobacco (Tactic “A” Meeting Room)
Address: 345 Blackwell St, Durham, NC 27701
Phone: (919) 402-5656
Check-In: Aloft Durham Downtown Lobby
Parking: On-street parking or East Deck via Level 1
Face masks or coverings are required in alignment with CDC guidelines.
Schedule your appointment at redcrossblood.org or click on Tickets to be re-directed. SEARCH - AMERICAN TOBACCO
Questions? Call the Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767)
318 Blackwell St, Durham, NC 27701-3611, United States Map
The night market showcases Durham's creativity outside at American Tobacco Campus in downtown #Durham. Bring the pups and the kiddos for this family-friendly event. Sip on wine or local beer while you shop over 50 vendors and grab a bite to eat from American Tobacco restaurants and food trucks.
August Vendors:
SKP ink
Oberweis Dairy
Junie B's Bake Shop
Safer Design Co
The Magick Makers
My Kinda People
Da Kines Kava
Impulsive Creativity
LynnRussellDesign
Made for You by Lindsey Lou
One Crafty Bull
Milestone Bag Co.
Wild Bohemian Co. Clay & Decor
ParMar Media
Gems By Jeanne Marie
OMG! Banana Pudding
OMG Lemonade
Lilly and Remains
Wild Earth
Created2Create Beads
Wax On!
JOY Filled Foods, LLC
Wood Bear Design
AZ Oilscapes
Brandy Gap Farms
Goodnight Clay
Cardinal and Clover
SKP ink
Brunswick Candle Company
Malune
Jeffs amazing Kettle Corn
Paige Patisserie
Carolina Belle Boutique
Mama Roe's Italian Specialities
Secondhand Concession Stand
Live Music:
7-9pm Sarah Baumgarden
~ Paper & Stars Children's Market ~
August Vendors:
Mystic Hollow Emporium
Sword Circle
IndyWind
My Name In A Story
Tell The Moon
Kay For Kids
Chillz Galactic Italian Ice
FREE crafts for kids
This event is all outdoors and masks are suggested for anyone who is not vaccinated.
American Tobacco Amphitheatre300 Blackwell StDurham, NC Map
Easy categorizations don’t work for Raleigh and New York-rooted indie rock progenitors The Veldt, but the band’s signature blend of shoegaze and soul situates its sonic and political project: a Black-led group — begun in and around Chapel Hill in 1986 by brothers Daniel and Danny Chavis — making unprecedented alt-pop-rock experiments in a predominately white field. (And turning this position into a broader critique — see their 2007 album White Music for Black People, released under the name Apollo Heights.) Now more widely lauded for influencing the spaced-out sounds of The Weeknd’s early efforts, The Veldt ensure each of their new recordings, performances, and critical mentions feel like a canonical rupture and an insistent refrain: We’ve always been here.
American Tobacco Amphitheatre300 Blackwell StDurham, NC Map
Rissi Palmer’s self-termed “Southern Soul,” a sound interweaving R&B, gospel, and country, launched her into the mainstream as the first Black woman to chart a country song (2007’s “Country Girl”) since 1987. Her trailblazing trajectory since has centered a counter-history of country music, both in her own recordings — Revival, her 2019 album, is her most poignant personal-political statement to date — and her stewardship of the genre through Color Me Country, an Apple Music radio show focused on the Black, Indigenous, and Latinx histories of country music.
American Tobacco Amphitheatre300 Blackwell StDurham, NC Map
Skylar Gudasz’s signature structured lilt is crisp enough to cut a soft evening breeze and tender enough to mimic it. Performing from an upstairs window at the Carolina Theatre on Halloween last year, she filled the downtown airwaves with the celestial noir of her lauded sophomore release, Cinema: “Like the sun, I get down / Drape the day in a midnight black gown.” In this outdoor performance, expect to hear samples of the next sonic shape-shift for this Durham stalwart singer-songwriter-storyteller, who’s often likened to a southeastern-seaboard Joni Mitchell.
