Green, Grab and Go! Saladelia Cafe at American Tobacco is NOW OPEN!
Featured in WRAL-TV’s news series, “Cheap Eats,” for offering one of the best inexpensive meals in the area, Saladelia Café is now open in the lobby of the Crowe Building on the American Tobacco Campus.
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The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham Opens at American Tobacco
Education Management LLC (EDMC) today announces the addition of The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham to its Art Institutes system of schools. With its first day of classes planned for August 21, 2008, The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham, a branch of The Art Institute of Charlotte, will occupy approximately 34,000 square feet at 410 Blackwell Street, located in Durham's historic American Tobacco District. The school will begin enrolling students immediately.
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Bob Blake's "An Historical Perspective of Durham" - A Watercolor Exhibit
While the likes of Greenfire, Scientific Properties and, yes-- American Tobacco—ply us with exquisite historical renovations of downtown Durham, Bob Blake has to be chuckling. The 91-year-old Durham artist remembers how it REALLY was in downtown Durham during the 1940s and 1950s, and he has dozens of watercolors to prove it.
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Coffee's On!
Soon you'll be drinking organic, fair trade, shade-grown coffee and whole leaf organic teas from Saladelia, opening in early July... Meanwhile...American Tobacco Management is offering FREE COFFEE weekdays 7:30am-10:30am in the Crowe Building lobby starting MONDAY, 6/16. REGULAR and DECAF and all the usual condiments. So you can relax now.
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CBC's Transmit This Goes Beyond Their Dreams
Capitol Broadcasting Company's Transmit This: The Band From Beyond took first place at the Triangle Corporate Battle of the Bands competition on Saturday, May 24th, but the real winner was the Center for Child & Family Health in Durham.
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American Tobacco & FOX 50 Celebrate Opening of Diamond View I Parking Deck
Usually the rain depresses Diamond View I tenants in Durham because they will have a long wet walk from the American Tobacco parking deck up past the ballpark to their building. However, on Tuesday, April 22, 2008, the rainy forecast didn’t daunt the Diamond View crowd because their brand new parking deck opened for business.
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Music On The Lawn Concert Series
Top-notch local and regional talent populate this year’s Music on Lawn schedule, giving other free concert venues a run for their money. The annual series from American Tobacco and North Carolina Public Radio WUNC continues with David Wilcox on June 13, 2008.
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Drought Prompts River Recycling
As part of a 1-month old reclaimed water program, the City of Durham is giving the
recycled water to American Tobacco Campus to revive its man-made Ole Bull River, which was shut down last year to conserve water. Read more
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Motricity Moving Headquarters to Seattle Area
Motricity is a great organization and they will be missed.
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