A.J. OLeary
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Review: Del McCoury tells stories and plays songs during Memorial Hall concert
Del McCoury, his sons, and the other two members of the Del McCoury band entered the stage in Memorial Hall to thunderous applause last Friday.
Campus Movie Fest brings the red carpet to UNC
CMF, a campus-wide film contest, has come to UNC. This year's event will feature films about a variety of topics from Carolina basketball to interracial relationships and more.
Gob Squad wants you to be a part of their performance
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.
SNL writer and UNC alumnus Bryan Tucker spoke at the PIT-Chapel Hill
UNC alumnus Bryan Tucker, who has written for "Saturday Night Live" and "Late Show with David Letterman," visited the PIT-Chapel Hill, a comedy school and theater on Franklin Street and talked about his comedy career.
Peter Marin brings abstract style to Horace Williams House
One could call Peter Marin’s art many things, such as colorful, robust or abstract. Quite often it is many things. Most of his paintings are made entirely of geometric shapes overlapping and interacting with each other.
Michael Banks brings non-traditional style to Hillsborough
Michael Banks will bring his unique style of folk art to Hillsborough, with an exhibit that will run in the town's Visitors Center from Jan. 19 to April 22.
Cirque de Vol showcase features aerial skills and acro-yoga
Cirque de Vol, a circus arts studio located in Raleigh, hosted a winter-wonderland themed student showcase on Jan. 13 and Jan. 14.
Word on the Street: What is your favorite Christmas song?
The end of November is an exciting time for students in Chapel Hill. Finals are in a couple of weeks, basketball season is beginning and, of course, Christmastime is right around the corner. To ring in the holiday season, staff writer A.J. O’Leary asked a few students what their favorite Christmas songs are.
Healing Hands uses music to make a difference
The new organization, Healing Hands, seeks to utilize music as more than just a method of self expression or a way to pass the time — they want to help people forget their troubles, even during their darkest hours.
Asian-American art and culture will be highlighted at film festival
UNC Mixed AAPI Student's Heritage (MASH), in its efforts to promote Asian-American and Pacific Islander culture, will host its first ever UNC CineMASH event on Friday from 6:00 to 9:30 p.m. The Asian-American film festival will be complete with dumplings and a discussion panel to talk about the issues brought up in the films after the event.
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Del McCoury
The Del McCoury Band performs at Memorial Hall.
Peter Marin
Peter Marin's art is on display at the Horace Williams House.
Harry Potter Night
School of Information and Library Sciences hosted a Harry Potter Night Friday.
Ugly God
Ugly God performed at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro Friday.