Art quilts on view in the Durham Arts Council’s Ella Fountain Pratt Legacy Gallery.

The Association for Women Faculty and Professionals offers speaker events to address timely topics. "Will Women Leaders Ask New Questions About Education?" will be presented by Catherine Marshall, Ph.D., Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy, UNC School of Education and Winner, AWFP Mary Turner Lane Award, 2012 Please RSVP: http://awfp.web.unc.edu/

In conjunction with the campus-wide theme “Water in our World,” the FedEx Global Education Center is hosting a multi-faceted art exhibit exploring the transformative power and essential need for water.

Daylight Books and Project Space, a gallery in downtown Hillsborough, is having a show opening featuring the work of UNC professor elin o'Hara slavick on April 26th, from 6-9pm.

Take part in free music, games, crafts, an outdoor movie and Bingo at the Efland Night Out.

For this performance, the worlds of Paul McCartney, The Beatles, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will collide as Voices performs Mozart’s Missa Brevis in F and McCartney’s Ecce Cor Meum.  Both men were beloved and accomplished composers who toured extensively and had fan clubs throughout their youth.  Voices will be joined by an orchestra, a children’s choir and soloists for this performance.

Join us at the Chamber Golf Classic presented by Performance AutoMall Monday, June 3 at Governors Club.

Take part in free music, games, crafts, an outdoor movie and Bingo at the Efland Night Out.

The 17th Annual Triangle Race for the Cure is a major fundraising event of the year that celebrates survivorship; honors those who have lost their battle, and most importantly, raise funds and awareness for the fight against this life threatening disease.

Summer 2013, our Chamber and Partnership for a Sustainable Community expand our Leadership Chapel Hill-Carrboro program to include Executive Leadership, a two-day conference designed to connect participants to our community's movers and shakers and generate meaningful dialogue among panelists and participants about government, education, community challenges, entrepreneurship and economic development. Participants and their guests meet Sunday, June 9 at the Ackland Art Museum for an evening reception, and begin class at The Carolina Inn Monday, June 10.