The incredible exhibition, Caravaggio | Revolution: Baroque Masterpieces from the Roberto Longhi Foundation, closes October 25th at the →
This week’s edition of FanFare has it all, from a festival dedicated to the Fab Four to a →
by Michelle Medina Villalon Chances are, you’ve heard of at least one of these two musical groups. Maybe →
This is the time of year for apple picking. Carrigan Farms in Mooresville, Apple Hill Orchard & Cider →
The Old Farmer’s Almanac tells us that the fall equinox and first day of autumn arrive on Tuesday, →
By Lawrence Toppman What’s the right way to honor the nearly 3,000 people who died as a result →
Every September, when the anniversary of 9/11 approaches, I remember the words Mister Rogers shared about processing tragic →
By Lawrence Toppman As I sat in the sanctuary of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Tuesday night, listening to the opening performance in the 7th Street Concerts season, I realized the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 can have no personal meaning for anyone under 30. For them, it has become a historical event as distant as the Korean →
As summer winds down, two of WDAV’s signature events are ramping up. Not to brag, but the new →
By Zoē Bethea It’s February 2, 2026, and Lady Gaga just won a Grammy award for Best Pop →
What’s new on the FanFare menu? We have a Broadway musical, a bit of opera, three days of →
Ever wonder what goes into running a classical public radio station? WDAV intern Madison Hunter shares a behind-the-scenes look at playlists, spreadsheets, and personal growth on and off the airwaves. →