17K views · 37 reactions | People from Durham, North Carolina, can you confirm that Jason Isaacs' accent is spot on?  #thewhitelotus #thewhitelotusedit #thewhitelotusseason3 #whitelotus #whitelotusseason3 #twl #jasonisaacs #jasonisaacstiktok #thetonightshowstarringjimmyfallon #jimmyfallon | NOW | Facebook

1.7K views · 23 reactions | Today, Oct. 14, we honor Indigenous Peoples' Day with an excerpt from North Carolina Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green's poem, "The River Speaks of Thirst" feat. Nnenna Freelon. She writes about the Eno River in this poem, where the Eno, Shakori and Occoneechee tribes once lived before Europeans settled there. This poem and more can be found in our African American Heritage Guide: https://durh.am/3BlLo9y | Discover Durham | Facebook

37K views · 119 reactions | North Carolina’s #1 fine arts festival celebrates its 50th year of vendors, performances and family-friendly fun in downtown Durham Sept. 20-21. | Discover Durham | Facebook

1.7K views · 56 reactions | The Amy Sowell  trail at #historicstagville Durham, NC aka #bullcity : @historybeforeus Text and photograph source: Stagville State Historic Site. #history #historybeforeus #historybuff #followme #durhamnc #nchistoricsites #historymatters #ancestors #homage #walkingtrails #nctrails #outdoors #getoutside #nature #outdoorslife #discoverdurham | History Before Us | Facebook

3.2K views · 47 reactions | Today, Oct. 13, we honor the history, resilience and enduring legacy of Indigenous Peoples. This excerpt from North Carolina Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green’s poem “The River Speaks of Thirst,” reflects on the @enoriver — a place once home to the Eno, Shakori, and Occoneechee tribes. Discover this poem and more in our African American Heritage Guide: https://durh.am/4mOyNhb | Discover Durham | Facebook

Dinner just got a whole lot more exciting! ✨ A five-course feast by Snap Pea Creative Dining while Circus EVO acrobats and aerialists perform inches from your table. One night only — Feb 2 at the Carolina Theatre of Durham. 🎟️ Limited seating available. | The Carolina Theatre of Durham