North Carolina natives Earl Scruggs and the Red Clay Ramblers are bringing classic American bluegrass to the Memorial Hall stage tomorrow. The legend will play to a sold out crowd Wednesday night, continuing Carolina Performing Arts’ strong American roots tradition.
Sunday’s opening of the Ackland Art Museum’s latest exhibit gave Canvas a lovely introduction to the art, the museum’s director and the lovely Herb and Eunice Shatzman, primary donors for the exhibit.
If you want to see the photos, you should probably direct your attention to the right.
McCoy Tyner may not be able to walk very well — but he can really play some jazz. Our reviewer brings you the details from Thursday night’s latest addition to the Carolina Performing Arts series.
We’re not kidding: Samuel Beckett’s play is, in fact, two acts.
PlayMakers Repetory Company is opening their 2010-2011 season with “Happy Days, an absurdist dark comedy about a woman, a pile sand and the husband who loves her.
Four Grammy Awards and nearly 80 albums to his name, jazz pianist McCoy Tyner is an accomplished musician to say the least. And Thursday, Chapel Hill will get to experience his talent at UNC’s Memorial Hall.
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Curious about the arts scene in Chapel Hill? Wondering what kinds of stuff is going on in the Triangle this weekend? Check out our Wednesday Roundup, a new and regular feature about what to do when with the arts.
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