Beyu Caffe (pronounced be-you) is an American coffeehouse, bistro and bar located in the heart of downtown Durham’s 5-Points area. We provide atmosphere, entertainment, great food, a full bar, and of course the coffeehouse experience with excellent coffee and teas. Our mission is simple: to provide an experience where you can simply “be-you.”

The Beyu is my favorite jazz spot. Great food and drink and wow - desserts! Dorian, the owner, is one of the nicest folks you'll ever meet. 

Broad Street Cafe hosts quite a bit of live music. It's a pretty nice place to listen to music: Nice roomy stage area with a PA and someone to run it. The place may be packed with listeners who have come specifically for the music or it may be semi-full of folks who just came out to eat or drink and don't really care about whether or not there is music so performing there can be a mixed experience. 

The thing to know about this place from a performer perspective (and, yes, audience members should know this, too) is that they don't really pay the musicians.

Episcopal Parish in Chapel Hill, NC

Cultural Arts Center at Silver Spring, Montgomery College, 7995 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910, at the southeast corner of Georgia Avenue and East-West Highway.

FREE performance parking is conveniently located in the parking garage located behind the Cultural Arts Center. The garage is at the end of King Street, a campus road that runs between the Cultural Arts Center and the Cafritz Visual Arts Center. Please see the map at right.

Additional patron parking is located in the surface lot behind the Cultural Arts Center.

An Artist Owned Gallery in Downtown Chapel Hill

Hill Hall is the auditorium in the old music building on UNC-CH campus. 

Motorco Music Hall is a bar and 500 plus person capacity venue in Durham, North Carolina. We are within short walking distance to the restaurants and bars of Downtown, but located in the Central Park district which is also home to Man Bites Dog Theatre, Geer Street Garden, the recently renovated Durham Athletic Park (former home of the Bulls baseball team), the skatepark, farmer’s market and across the street from FullSteam brewery.

Unless otherwise indicated as such, all shows and events are restricted to patrons who are 21 years of age or older.

From The ArtsCenter website:

You’ll find the Old Theater at the corner of Broad and Church Streets, in the heart of Oriental, North Carolina. The building first opened as a movie theater in 1945 and served as a social and entertainment center until the late 1950s. It was revitalized and reopened in 1995 and today provides a venue where performing arts can thrive in Pamlico County.

From the website:

Triad Stage began as the dream of creating a professional not-for-profit regional theatre to serve the communities of the Triad. Co-founders Preston Lane and Richard Whittington forged their artistic partnership as graduate students at the Yale School of Drama. After managing a theater in Connecticut for two years, they undertook the three-year task of opening their own theater in the heart of historic Greensboro.