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A flood of parents wearing sun visors and their sprightly children trickled into a large grassy opening in the Sarah P. Duke Gardens last Saturday morning for the debut of the Blooming with Books festival, an event created by a collection of community organizations to promote literacy and the outdoors.
When I strolled into the Ruby Lounge on a hot Friday morning, artist Daniel Aguilar Ruvalcaba was perched on a couch in the back of the room, staring pensively at his computer screen. He looked young and lively, with unruly brown hair and a smile that never quite left his face.
A new year brings new changes to dining at Duke, and a replacement for the gated space that once housed Red Mango in the Bryan Center might come in the near future.
