Last year, the pandemic shut down the arts economy in Chatham County. No one really thought that one year later, we’d still be wading through the pandemic, waiting for life… Read More →
Sara Johnson presents Molten Mud Murder
When a body is found half-submerged in a molten mud pot in one of Rotorua’s famous geothermal wonderlands, forensics expert Alexa Glock spots a way to prolong her stay in… Read More →
Wes J. Bryant presents Hunting The Caliphate
For the first time ever, hear the ground truth on the war against ISIS from the men who started it. In Hunting the Caliphate, co-authors Dana Pittard and Wes Bryant… Read More →
Adam O’Fallon Price presents The Hotel Neversink
Thirty-one years after workers first broke ground, the magnificent Hotel Neversink in the Catskills finally opens to the public. Then a young boy disappears. This mysterious vanishing―and the ones that… Read More →
Special Storytime with Linda Ashman
Wouldn’t it be fun to bring your pet to school? Now imagine if EVERYONE brought their pet to school! That’s exactly what happens in this hilarious picture book–and it gets… Read More →
Jason Torchinsky presents Robot, Take the Wheel
From the star of the YouTube sensation Jason Drives, the senior editor of the acclaimed website Jalopnik, and a producer of Jay Leno’s Garage comes the wittiest and most insightful… Read More →
North Carolina Poetry Society Reading
McIntyre’s hosts the North Carolina Poetry Society as poets Sam Barbee and Michael Gaspeny present their prized poems.
North Carolina Poetry Society
McIntyre’s hosts the North Carolina Poetry Society as poets David Radavich, Rob Merritt, and Ruth Moose present their prized poems.
Philip Gerard presents The Last Battleground
To understand the long march of events in North Carolina from secession to surrender is to understand the entire Civil War—a personal war waged by Confederates and Unionists, free blacks… Read More →
Rob Christensen presents The Rise and Fall of the Branchhead Boys
Louisiana had the Longs, Virginia had the Byrds, Georgia had the Talmadges, and North Carolina had the Scotts. In this history of North Carolina’s most influential political family, Rob Christensen… Read More →
