Problem: I'm a big fan of the Mint Museum of Craft + Design. Their exhibits always feature beautiful works. I really liked "Possibilities: Rising Stars of Contemporary Craft in North Carolina" in the summer. Like Mindy W., I particularly liked the work of Anne Lemanski. Her art involves three-D constructions of animals using politically charged images. Right now, there is also an avant-garde jewelry exhibition at the museum. If you're new in town, appreciate art and are looking to meet people, I'd recommend checking out the Young Affiliates of the Mint. It's a social group for young Mint supporters. They have fun parties and monthly happy hours on the roof of the Mint. It's a great venue because you're in the middle of Uptown's skylines and have a really unique view of the city.
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Problem: Now this must be how movie heaven feels like. As a pauper =( having the opportunity to enjoy the experience a couple times a year does it for me. It's first class seats and service for a mere $15 for a movie ticket, then add on drinks and an appetizer, and you end up spending close to $40. Not bad, especially if it's a real big blockbuster movie, then it makes it more worth it. check it out, it's awesome.
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Problem: Great place for nigiri, sashimi and maki. Make sure to try their specials, they have some of the best blue fin tuna I've ever had. My problems with this restaurant is that the service is never great, the atmosphere is a little dingy and everything apart from the food seems like an afterthought. Steer clear of the entrees, stick to the sushi.
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Problem: On our third lease and although it's my 3rd one, it will be the last. When we first moved in, the old manager of the property was fantastic at keeping the property well maintained. Fast forward today, and the manager here gets the little things wrong. Plants, palm trees, etc all look like shit. In addition, it appears that they'll now let any asshole move in. More hillbillies are, for whatever reason, moving here. As for Hunter S's post from 3/8/14, just be forewarned that the pool area has went from an area of people who liked to have fun on the weekends, to one full of loud unsupervised kids. To sum it all up, if you enjoy hillbilly families, people who leave trash everywhere, hot tubs that don't work very often, 11PM pool curfews, palm trees that need to be maintained, flowers that are beat to shit, poor project management, unsupervised kids running a muck, gates that are there for show, and grills that never work, then look no further. Cannot forget the plethora of speed bumps every 10 feet that take a toll on your car. We can't wait to give our 60 day notice and move somewhere absent of hillbillies that Mark Taylor has attracted to Arboretum.
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