Experience the Best Raleigh Has to Offer
Midtown magazine offers readers an inside look at Raleigh life, from Downtown to Midtown and northward to the 540 outer beltway. Anchored in the “second downtown” of the Midtown/North Hills area, Midtown captures the capital city experiencing an explosion in growth of population, state offices, businesses, medical facilities, and homes and apartments. Blending old historic with the modern new South, Midtown introduces you to the people and places that make Raleigh the hottest place to live, work and play.
Vidrio Brunch in Raleigh Is Worth the Weekend Trip
By Dathan Kazsuk | With close to 20 items on Vidrio’s brunch menu, this is one of the more stacked brunch lineups we’ve come across lately while around Glenwood South.
Is It Stress or Perimenopause? A modern guide to the hormonal shift
By Kyle Marie McMahon | In our new Wellness Edit series, we’re breaking down the health topics that actually affect daily life—without the clinical jargon or whispered tone.
Crooked Hammock Brings Its Backyard Beer Culture to Raleigh
By Dathan Kazsuk | A lot of Triangle residents already know Crooked Hammock Brewery, even if they’ve never said the name out loud while sitting in Raleigh traffic.
The Ellie Beach Resort in Myrtle Beach
By Jennifer Primrose | See Myrtle Beach differently at The Ellie Beach Resort, where oceanfront balcony views turn a familiar beach trip into something calmer and more memorable.
Raleigh’s Wine Favorite Just Added Cocktails
By Dathan Kazsuk | There was a time when Foxcroft in Raleigh felt like the place you went when you wanted to drink…
Breeze Airways Makes Florida Getaways Easier From RDU
By Dathan Kazsuk | Some places scream for your attention. Bradenton and the surrounding islands don’t really need to. They just pour the…
Drafts of the Bull Showcases Durham’s Beer Scene
By Dathan Kazsuk | Durham has always been a city that reinvents itself. Old tobacco warehouses become restaurants. Brick factories turn into apartments.
The Under-Eye Refresh and Modern Male Plastic Surgery
By Kyle Marie McMahon | For years, the cultural conversation surrounding men and aesthetic procedures was often relegated to the shadows or dismissed…
btone FITNESS Opens First Studio in North Raleigh
A new fitness concept is arriving in the Triangle this week as btone FITNESS opens its first North Carolina studio in North Raleigh.
Kitchen Confidential – Hummingbird
By Dathan Kazsuk | In this edition of Kitchen Confidential, Coleen Speaks talks about chicken livers, burned garlic, frog legs, and the importance of…
Inside Tamasha’s Stunning North Hills Design
By Dathan Kazsuk | Recently named one of the Most Beautiful Restaurants in America, Tamasha, located inside Raleigh’s North Hills, has quickly established itself…
Moonshine, Moonrunners & NASCAR’s Birthplace
By Jennifer Primrose | Long before NASCAR was televised coast to coast, stock car racing was a local affair, dusty and loud, shaped by…
Rosé: One of Wine’s Oldest, Most Misunderstood Styles
By Matt Weiss | Somewhere along the way, especially in the U.S., rosé wine became shorthand for sugary, simple, and unserious. A wine for…
North Carolina’s Wild Mushroom Revolution
By Autumn Coleman | The Appalachian Forests are among the most biodiverse in the world. The humid climate during summer breeds around 14,000 different species…
Raleigh Trainers Share Smart Home Workout Tips
By Kurt Dusterberg | We all know that staying active is part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. For many people, that includes making regular…
Elevating Your Sanctuary with North Hills’ La Maison
Story by Dathan Kazsuk | Photos courtesy of La Maison | The idea is simple—and long overdue. Midtown, the magazine, is named after Midtown, the…
Small Space, Big Soul: Intentional, Unexpected Design
Story by Kyle Marie McMahon | Photos by Jessica Bratton |
The transition to an empty nest is often framed as a period of loss—the…
A Conversation with Craven Allen Gallery
By Kyle Marie McMahon | For over three decades, Craven Allen Gallery has served as a vital bridge between the vibrant North Carolina art…
KC Brings Sunshine Sound Back to the Triangle
By Kurt Dusterberg | The band’s high-energy dance music shifted the sound of popular music halfway through the decade, but what happened later proved…
Georgetown, South Carolina — Charleston’s quieter, less crowded neighbor
Georgetown, an hour north of Charleston, is a quieter alternative. South Carolina’s third-oldest city (founded in 1729, with more than 60 buildings holding National Register…
