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Shuffle: Wake Moody

Every Wednesday this month, Shuffle features Wake Moody. His music is built on old-school R&B, rock, and modern pop. Music that stays focused on good vibes, while the lyrics often deal with something more conflicted. You can learn more about Wake Moody by going to https://wakemoody.com/

Shuffle into your lunch break with weekly live music on the Hub RTP stage. This residency-style music series pairs elevated, unexpected sounds with your midday, giving you a chance to pause, recharge and enjoy local tunes. Whether you’re grabbing a bite, meeting a colleague or just stepping outside for a change in pace, Shuffle adds a refreshing soundtrack to your day.  Performances take place midweek from March through June, and September through October, with a new artist-in residence featured each month. 

Shuffle is presented in partnership with Sonic Pie Productions. 

This event is free to attend and open to all. While attendance is free, please register for a free ticket to receive reminders and stay in the know for any updates. Free public parking is located on the deck just across the street at 3150 Elion Drive.  

To find the stage, use 3151 Elion Drive. Upon arrival, walk through the outdoor breezeway (featuring the Desire Path mural) to the courtyard. Walk down the steps, and you will see the stage facing Burdens Creek. There are various seating options available that are first come, first served. Nearby shops and restaurants at Horseshoe at Hub RTP and Boxyard RTP are available. Keep in mind that this is an outdoor venue, so please dress and plan accordingly. 

In the event of inclement weather, follow @hubrtp for updates. 

Attendees are encouraged to plan ahead and review the Hub RTP Code of Conduct: https://hub.rtp.org/code-of-conduct/ 

Note: By participating in this event, you consent to the recording of your likeness, image, and/or voice and authorize Hub RTP to use photographs, video and audio recordings containing your likeness, image and/or voice in any medium for any purpose. 

Shuffle: Butler Knowles presents Country & Western

Every Wednesday this month, Shuffle features Butler Knowles presents Country & Western. Country & Western is the latest project from Triangle stalwart Butler Knowles, who sets his usual bass aside to showcase the pedal steel guitar. This newly formed group delivers modern sounds derived from classic structures. You can learn more about Butler Knowles by going to https://butlerknowles.co

Shuffle into your lunch break with weekly live music on the Hub RTP stage. This residency-style music series pairs elevated, unexpected sounds with your midday, giving you a chance to pause, recharge and enjoy local tunes. Whether you’re grabbing a bite, meeting a colleague or just stepping outside for a change in pace, Shuffle adds a refreshing soundtrack to your day.  Performances take place midweek from March through June, and September through October, with a new artist-in residence featured each month. 

Shuffle is presented in partnership with Sonic Pie Productions. 

This event is free to attend and open to all. While attendance is free, please register for a free ticket to receive reminders and stay in the know for any updates. Free public parking is located on the deck just across the street at 3150 Elion Drive.  

To find the stage, use 3151 Elion Drive. Upon arrival, walk through the outdoor breezeway (featuring the Desire Path mural) to the courtyard. Walk down the steps, and you will see the stage facing Burdens Creek. There are various seating options available that are first come, first served. Nearby shops and restaurants at Horseshoe at Hub RTP and Boxyard RTP are available. Keep in mind that this is an outdoor venue, so please dress and plan accordingly. 

In the event of inclement weather, follow @hubrtp for updates. 

Attendees are encouraged to plan ahead and review the Hub RTP Code of Conduct: https://hub.rtp.org/code-of-conduct/ 

Note: By participating in this event, you consent to the recording of your likeness, image, and/or voice and authorize Hub RTP to use photographs, video and audio recordings containing your likeness, image and/or voice in any medium for any purpose. 

Shuffle: Mellow Swells

Every Wednesday this month, Shuffle features Mellow Swells, known for known for their captivating live performances, fusing elements of indie hooks, r&b, electronic and rock. Their new album ‘Take Me With You’ coming this spring. You can learn more about Mellow Swells by going to mellowswells.com.

Shuffle into your lunch break with weekly live music on the Hub RTP stage. This residency-style music series pairs elevated, unexpected sounds with your midday, giving you a chance to pause, recharge and enjoy local tunes. Whether you’re grabbing a bite, meeting a colleague or just stepping outside for a change in pace, Shuffle adds a refreshing soundtrack to your day.  Performances take place midweek from March through June, and September through October, with a new artist-in residence featured each month. 

Shuffle is presented in partnership with Sonic Pie Productions. 

This event is free to attend and open to all. While attendance is free, please register for a free ticket to receive reminders and stay in the know for any updates. Free public parking is located on the deck just across the street at 3150 Elion Drive.  

To find the stage, use 3151 Elion Drive. Upon arrival, walk through the outdoor breezeway (featuring the Desire Path mural) to the courtyard. Walk down the steps, and you will see the stage facing Burdens Creek. There are various seating options available that are first come, first served. Nearby shops and restaurants at Horseshoe at Hub RTP and Boxyard RTP are available. Keep in mind that this is an outdoor venue, so please dress and plan accordingly. 

In the event of inclement weather, follow @hubrtp for updates. 

Attendees are encouraged to plan ahead and review the Hub RTP Code of Conduct: https://hub.rtp.org/code-of-conduct/ 

Note: By participating in this event, you consent to the recording of your likeness, image, and/or voice and authorize Hub RTP to use photographs, video and audio recordings containing your likeness, image and/or voice in any medium for any purpose. 

Birds & Breakfast

NOTE: This event has moved from the original date of  Friday, 10/17 to Monday, 10/20.

Join us for Birds & Breakfast, a relaxed and enjoyable birdwatching event set in the serene surroundings of Burdens Creek. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just getting started, this event is perfect for all levels of bird enthusiasts! This month we will be talking about all things bird migration.

On October 20th from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AMish, we’ll gather to observe the birds around Burdens Creek. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature, meet fellow bird lovers, and share tips and stories about the birds you spot. 

We’ll also be providing a light breakfast to fuel your morning. It’s a chance to enjoy a relaxing start to your day and connect with others who share your love of birds, plants and the outdoors. 

What to Bring: 

  • Binoculars (if you have them) 
  • Comfortable footwear and clothing 
  • A sharp eye and a curiosity for nature! 

Whether you’re spotting your first robin or identifying native plants in Burdens Creek, Birds & Breakfast is a peaceful way to start your day. All ages and skill levels are welcome—come for the birds, stay for the company! 

About our Session Leader

Megan Damico (she/her/hers) is the Associate Director of the Focused Initiatives Team (FIT) at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center (NCBiotech), where she spearheads strategic initiatives to strengthen North Carolina’s bioeconomy. In this role, Megan bridges emerging technologies and policy ideas with diverse stakeholder groups, creating opportunities for collaboration and driving innovation in life sciences across the state. 

An accomplished advocate for birds and the environment, Megan serves on the board of the Wake Audubon Society and as the Communications Committee Chair.  While living in Greensboro, she co-founded the UNCG Audubon Campus Chapter and co-led a research study identifying bird-window strike hot spots on the UNCG campus. Leveraging the study’s findings, she secured a $30,000 grant from the UNCG Green Fund to install protective window stickers at the Sullivan Science Building, reducing bird-window collisions. Since then, she has been a dedicated advocate, training and mobilizing new champions for bird conservation and environmental policy in Greensboro and Raleigh. Recognized for her impact, she received Audubon North Carolina’s Outstanding Advocacy Award in 2022 for her commitment to bird conservation and inclusive leadership. 

Megan earned her Ph.D. in Environmental Health Sciences from UNC Greensboro in 2023, where she conducted research on the honey bee gut microbiome and agricultural regulatory policy. Her expertise, along with her advocacy and communication skills, fuel her mission to foster a sustainable bioeconomy and a thriving natural environment in North Carolina and beyond. 

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