Who needs Abbey Road Studios when UNC's very own Franklin Street is gaining a new recording studio? The opening of VibeHouse 405 offers local artists the mentorship and technical help they need to produce content.
Three singer-songwriters come to Imurj on Saturday to perform an "in the round" show, where performers explain to and engage with the audience about the themes behind their art.
OM dancers, a dance company in Durham, have created a new show attempting to represent and demonstrate fear for their audience.
Mixed Concrete, an entirely student-run organization, will host an art show fundraiser tomorrow for Habitat of Humanity at TOPO. The show is expected to raise thousands in addition to the prestigious grants it already has.
Triumph of the human will: that's the message American indie-folk band Magic Giant delivers through their eclectic energy and banjo-delivering pop hooks. The Los Angeles trio brought the sounds of Austin Bisnow, Zambricki Li and Zang to Cat’s Cradle on Tuesday night.
Studio art is not what comes to mind when thinking of money-making majors, but some UNC student artists are using their creativity to turn a profit by selling commissioned art.
The Gob Squad, a German and British art collective, will be performing in Current ArtSpace + Studio on Franklin St. on Thursday at 7:30 p.m., and on Friday and Saturday at 8:00 p.m.
The time to celebrate Black womanhood and empowerment is now as UNC brings multi-ethnic celebration to life through art.
Climate change has lasting effects, and nowhere is this clearer than on the Outer Banks. "RISING: Perspectives of Change on the North Carolina Coast" in the Center for the Study of the American South weaves a narrative of photography, history and science together to tell the Outer Banks' story.
“As humans, we are incapable of living without trust,” said Anne Howard, a senior who is helping plan a student-run art show about trust.
Hollywood producer Glendon Palmer, known for producing movies like "Southside with You" gave UNC students helpful advice about being on both the stage and the screen.
Nevermore Film Festival resurrects the best of horror and sci-fi at Durham's Carolina Theatre this month.
On Tuesday, Feb. 20, the UNC Symphony Orchestra will have a concert featuring four soloists who were the winners of the UNC Concerto Competition, conducted by Tonu Kalam, the UNC Music Director and Symphony Orchestra Conductor since 1988.
Fixate your eyes on The UNC Clef Hangers. Their full-length album, Fixate, and single, "Castle on the Hill," have received seven nominations for the A Cappella Recording Awards.
Comic fans get ready for autographs and photographs. Donny Cates, one of the biggest names in the comic industry, is coming to Ultimate Comics Chapel Hill.
The Tar Heel Voices, UNC’s oldest co-ed a cappella group, are preparing to compete at the quarterfinal level in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella on Saturday at the Carolina Theatre in Durham. This will be the group’s first appearance at the ICCAs in five years.
Chapel Hill Dance Theater will perform Peter Pan at Chapel Hill High School this weekend. It hopes you'll "follow the star" and come see.
"A combination of 'The Breakfast Club' and 'Bridesmaids,'" the comedy play "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" premiers this weekend at the William Peace Theatre.
Action NC and Durham NAACP are hosting a screening of “Wilmington on Fire" on Thursday, Feb. 15 at 6 p.m. at the Full Frame Theater in Durham. With a message that is still relevant today, director Christopher Everett hopes the screening will educate the public on an overlooked part of history.
As couples, friends and singletons alike celebrate Valentine’s Day with chocolates and Nicholas Sparks movies, Hannah Hendren will be celebrating a different kind of V-Day: the celebration of vaginas around the world. Yes, vaginas.
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