Triangle Downtowner Magazine

Triangle Downtowner Magazine Triangle Downtowner Magazine is a locally-owned monthly lifestyle magazine founded in 2005.

One of the last remaining locally-owned high-profile publications in the Triangle. With more than 145,0000 readers each month, an amazing 99.3% pickup rate, positive articles, and community involvement, the Downtowner is one of the most-read magazines around! Visit us on our website at www.WeLoveDowntown.com to read current and archived issues. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter, www.Instagram.com/TriangleDowntowner & www.Twitter.com/WeLoveDowntown

After 20 years of promoting Raleigh to 100,000+ readers each month, we've decided it's time to retire Triangle Downtowne...
08/31/2026

After 20 years of promoting Raleigh to 100,000+ readers each month, we've decided it's time to retire Triangle Downtowner Magazine. We've had the pleasure of meeting SO MANY great people we otherwise never would have met, and we're extremely grateful for that more than anything else.

We're very proud of all the work we accomplished to support locally owned businesses over the years, the events we covered, the stories we wrote and photos we took, and all the ad space we donated to promote local charitable events.

We're publishing a final farewell print magazine and would like to invite our friends to join us in this goodbye issue.

The Downtowner won't completely disappear, as we plan to keep our social media accounts and YouTube channel alive to do what we can for local charities and small businesses.

If you are in the hospitality or retail business, we're offering 50% off our regular one-time ad rate, plus an additional 25% discount in the form of trade-out. All other businesses are welcome to take advantage of the 50% off discount. We'll use this ad revenue to pay for printing the final issue and to help keep our social accounts and YouTube channel running.

For more info + rates
Hospitality / retail:
https://www.triangledowntowner.com/pages/partner

All other businesses:
https://www.triangledowntowner.com/pages/advertise

Feel free to share this with friends and colleagues.

Our publisher, Crash Gregg, will continue helping folks with their real estate needs at Hodge & Kittrell Sotheby's International Real Estate. Feel free to reach out if you're in the market to sell your home or buy a new one, or are thinking about investment properties: hello@callcrashcom • 919.828.8888

Local dining, entertainment, arts and culture, business, events, music, w**e, fashion, history, and much more throughout the Triangle

Our publisher, Crash Gregg, had the pleasure of interviewing Carolina Ballet Principal Richard Krusche on his upcoming r...
05/15/2026

Our publisher, Crash Gregg, had the pleasure of interviewing Carolina Ballet Principal Richard Krusche on his upcoming retirement. Watch on our YT channel or on our website:

youtube.com/watch?v=9E7mZ3k3cnw&source_ve_path=OTY3MTQ&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.triangledowntowner.com%2F

https://www.triangledowntowner.com/2026/05/13/571806/an-interview-with-carolina-ballet-principal-dancer-richard-krusch

After more than two decades on the stage, Richard will be taking his final bow on Sunday, May 17th, in the final show of the season.

Since joining Carolina Ballet in 2002, Richard has captivated audiences with his refined technique, commanding presence, and deep dedication to his craft. Promoted to Principal Dancer in 2011, he became a leading voice in the company’s repertoire, bringing nuance and power to every role he performed.

Originally from Budapest, Hungary, Richard trained at the Hungarian Dance Academy before continuing his studies at UNCSA and the School of American Ballet. His distinguished career has included performances with American Ballet Theatre and the Hungarian National Ballet, as well as international tours throughout Europe. Richie has originated and danced countless principal roles over his 25-year career.

Richie, as he’s known to his friends, is married to another Carolina Ballet alum, Margaret (Peggy) Severin-Hansen, who retired last year. And Richie is a huge Canes fan!

Join us to see his final performances on stage in “Beauty and the Beast,” which is currently running through Sunday, May 17.

Following the Sunday show, we invite you to Birdie’s Barroom & Kitchen as we celebrate his incredible legacy.

To purchase Ballet tix, call 919.719.0900 or go to https://carolinaballet.com/program/beauty-and-the-beast

Get your tickets to Birdie's by visiting https://carolina-ballet-inc.square.site/product/richard-krusch-final-bow-celebration/175

Our publisher, Crash Gregg, had the pleasure of interviewing Carolina Ballet Principal Richard Krusche on his upcoming retirement. After more than two decade...

Catch our interview with Carolina Ballet's Richard Krusch, as he talks about his 20+ years with the company and his upco...
05/13/2026

Catch our interview with Carolina Ballet's Richard Krusch, as he talks about his 20+ years with the company and his upcoming last shows before retirement.

After more than two decades on the stage, Richard will be taking his final bow on Sunday, May 17th, in the final show of the season.

Since joining Carolina Ballet in 2002, Richard has captivated audiences with his refined technique, commanding presence, and deep dedication to his craft. Promoted to Principal Dancer in 2011, he became a leading voice in the company’s repertoire, bringing nuance and power to every role he performed.

Originally from Budapest, Hungary, Richard trained at the Hungarian Dance Academy before continuing his studies at UNCSA and the School of American Ballet. His distinguished career has included performances with American Ballet Theatre and the Hungarian National Ballet, as well as international tours throughout Europe. Richie has originated and danced countless principal roles over his 25-year career.

Richie, as he’s known to his friends, is married to another Carolina Ballet alum, Margaret (Peggy) Severin-Hansen, who retired last year. And Richie is a huge Canes fan!

Join us to see his final performances on stage in “Beauty and the Beast,” which runs from Thursday, May to Sunday, May 17.

Following the Sunday show, we invite you to Birdie’s Barroom & Kitchen as we celebrate his incredible legacy.

To purchase Ballet tix, call 919.719.0900 or go to https://carolinaballet.com/program/beauty-and-the-beast

Get your tickets to Birdie's by visiting https://carolina-ballet-inc.square.site/product/richard-krusch-final-bow-celebration/175

After more than two decades on the stage, Richard will be taking his final bow on May 17th in the final show of the season.

😍 There are just a few tickets left for the amazing Roots For Reece fundraiser tomorrow! Grab yours now and join us tomo...
04/25/2026

😍 There are just a few tickets left for the amazing Roots For Reece fundraiser tomorrow! Grab yours now and join us tomorrow for sooooo much good food, drinks, and music, all for a great cause! Did we mention all the incredible food? 😋

Roots For Reece Chef's Picnic - Local chefs, breweries, and purveyors come together for this annual free flowing, food festival event!

Carolina Ballet's next production starts tomorrow! Anchored by George Balanchine’s Stars and Stripes, this program celeb...
04/22/2026

Carolina Ballet's next production starts tomorrow! Anchored by George Balanchine’s Stars and Stripes, this program celebrates the spirit, diversity, and shared experience that continue to define American artistry. Including “An American in Paris,” “In the Gray,” and a world premiere by Gianna Reisen. Tickets can be purchased by visiting www.carolinaballet.com or by calling the Box Office at 919-719-0900.

Locally produced and performed! Please join us for another great Carolina Ballet production.

This April, we proudly present Celebration of America, a spirited program honoring the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. Through four compelling works and the vitality of live music, we reflect on the nation’s cultural spirit, artistic legacy, and complex identity. Bursting w...

From our Publisher, Crash Gregg:"I’m incredibly proud of the work my friend Rick French poured into bringing the story o...
12/20/2025

From our Publisher, Crash Gregg:
"I’m incredibly proud of the work my friend Rick French poured into bringing the story of Not Without Hope to the big screen. Rick and I sat down for an interview to talk about the movie and how it came to be:
https://www.triangledowntowner.com/2025/12/19/558038/interview-with-not-without-hope-film-producer-rick-french

Sixteen years in the making, this powerful, dramatic retelling of Nick Schuyler's harrowing ordeal with three friends lost at sea off the coast of Florida has already earned strong reviews and is now playing in theaters worldwide.

Check your local listings and make time to see it. Congratulations to you both on an extraordinary achievement and all the hard work behind it."

Crash Gregg interviews Rick French on his new dramatic film, Not Without Hope, in theaters now.

🐭🥁Our very own Carolina Ballet's production of Nutcracker starts tonight! Tickets are moving quickly, so no holiday FOMO...
12/11/2025

🐭🥁Our very own Carolina Ballet's production of Nutcracker starts tonight! Tickets are moving quickly, so no holiday FOMO! Pick a date and get yours today at https://carolinaballet.com/program/the-nutcracker. 💃

A cherished holiday tradition, The Nutcracker, presented by PNC Bank, invites audiences into a dreamlike world of wonder, where snowflakes swirl, toys come to life, and magic reigns. With Tchaikovsky’…

Urban Ministries of Wake County is hosting their annual FREE drive-thru turkey and grocery giveaway tomorrow, November 2...
11/24/2025

Urban Ministries of Wake County is hosting their annual FREE drive-thru turkey and grocery giveaway tomorrow, November 25th from 2-4pm, in collaboration with the Carolina Hurricanes Foundation.

More info on their post below.

🚨We are hosting our annual FREE drive-thru turkey and grocery giveaway tomorrow, November 25th, in collaboration with the Carolina Hurricanes Foundation!🚨

📍 1390 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27603
⏰ Starts at 2:00 PM and continues until supplies run out

In a season defined by gratitude, we are especially thankful for our community and partnerships helping ensure our neighbors have a warm meal and can experience the joys of the holiday season. Share with someone you know could use support this Thanksgiving.

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