Anchored by Moore Square park, which underwent a $12.6 million renov and reopened in fall 2019, this district serves as a hub for residential development, some of the city’s best sup spots, nightlife and entertainment… not to mention the GoRaleigh Transit Center.
Burritos, bagels, cookies, empanadas… oh, my! Not to mention the huge patio (hello, spring!) and seasonal outdoor bar for boozy lounging. @transfercofoodhall
ICYMI Raleigh Magazine launched a podcast last week and the city is abuzz! Office Talk w/ Raleigh Magazine dishes must-listen behind-the-scenes intel on the city and our stories, chats with insiders and much more.
S/o to all of our readers (and fans!) for such an incredible first week—and here’s hoping you enjoy the newest episode (on bars!), now live across all platforms.
Episode 3: Bars!
If you love bars and you love Raleigh—who doesn’t—you’re gonna wanna hang with us for our latest episode, during which Publisher Gina Stephens and Editor-in-Chief Melissa Howsam go beyond our recent “Best Bars” coverage to share never-before-heard scoop on some of the city’s top sip spots, give an inside look at the hospitality industry—and even scoop some of their own faves. Plus, a tease for what’s ahead for the next Best Bars awards. Pour yourself a cocktail and listen in!
Watch our sneak peek below, then tune in here (or wherever you get your podcasts!).
And while you’re hanging with us, if you haven’t had a chance to listen to our premiere episodes on whether or not you’re breaking the law without knowing (!) and the cool local response to luring employees back to work, give ’em a listen.
We finally did the thing! … Our new podcast Office Talk w/ Raleigh Magazine launched today across all platforms dishing must-listen behind-the-scenes intel on stories, chats with insiders and much more.
Episode 1
Ever mailed liquor or beer? Ordered some online? Transported more than a few bottles over state lines? … Did you break the law? In episode one, Publisher Gina Stephens and Editor-in-Chief Melissa Howsam go beyond our March story “Are You Breaking the Law?” and take a deep-dive into all the things they uncovered. You won’t want to miss this.
Watch our sneak peak below, then tune in here (or wherever you get your podcasts!).
Episode 2
As people continue to leave their jobs more than ever (hey, the Great Resignation!), companies are left with the dilemma of getting employees to stay (or return to the office). The answer, as we found in our February story ”Does Space Really Matter?,” was appeal. … In this episode, Publisher Gina Stephens and Associate Editor Lauren Kruchten chat about three local companies—Pendo, Baldwin&, and Barringer Construction—that have managed to create via positive work culture and fun workspaces (in-house baristas, pizza ovens and a speakeasy, anyone?).
Watch our sneak peak below, then tune in here (or wherever you get your podcasts!).
The month of March is for the girls. With Raleigh recently ranking the No. 3 largest U.S. metro for women-owned businesses, our city continues to situate itself as a hub for thriving female-owned enterprises.
In celebration of our local fab females, we’ve compiled a list of can’t-miss women-owned businesses in Raleigh across all sectors—from hospitality and retail to fitness, art and more.
Food & Bev
Ajja 209 Bickett Blvd. Check out our coverage on Ajja here.
*Have or know of a woman-owned small business in Raleigh that isn’t on the list? Good news! We update this list on a regular basis. Email [email protected].
Rocking you like a hurricane … is, well, the Carolina Hurricanes! Taking Vegas by storm and repping the Canes in the first All-Star weekend to take to the ice since early 2020 prepandemic times were Canes trio coach Rod Brind’Amour, standout goaltender Frederik Andersen and, well, shooting star Sebastian Aho, who went a perfect 4-for-4 in 10.937 seconds to win the Accuracy Shooting All-Star Skills comp. And really sticking it to the competition, while the Canes were riding high in Sin City, the NHL announced hockey is coming to Carter-Finley… granting our beloved “Bunch of Jerks” that ever-elusive outdoor hockey game after having missed out on the postponed Stadium Series game in 2021. Finally, hockey is coming to Carter-Finley—slated for February 2023. NTM, as we go to press, the Canes sit squarely at No. 1 in their division. Um, puck yeah! nhl.com/hurricanes
