UNC English professor and author of “Big Fish” Daniel Wallace just published his newest novel, “The Kings and Queens of Roam,” which follows the story of two sisters who live in a mythical town and who are polar opposites of each other.
Instead of recycling in the traditional way, a group of artists has a different definition in mind.
Walt Whitman’s poetic musings will come to life in Carrboro this weekend. The ArtsCenter is telling Whitman’s life story in the southeast premiere of a musical production called “Walt.”
Steampunk has invaded the Ackland Museum Store. The artistic genre — which takes the lens of steam technology to traditional science fiction — now covers the shelves in the store.
Mark Elliott, an artist and member of FRANK Gallery in Chapel Hill, thinks creativity can take many forms.
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