“Being Human,” a tribute to the work of former LIFE Magazine photojournalist Ken Heyman, is currently lining the halls and turning heads in Carroll Hall.
The Ackland gives Canvas more information about the Andy Warhol Silver Party Gala After Party at Back Bar.
The Ackland Museum wants you to buy tickets for the Andy Warhol Gala after party. Come to Back Bar tonight to find out how.
Since it’s Fall Break, there isn’t a Wednesday Roundup this week. Your editors explain why.
Canvas may have been a little hesitant to admit it at fist, but let’s face it — CUAB is rocking it out this semester. We got up with some CUAB folks on Friday for more on their ambitious fall agenda.
St. Petersburg’s Mariinsky Orchestra gave a moving, masterful performance in Memorial Hall Thursday night. Reviewer Malcolm Ogden gives his say on the famed Russian ensemble’s second performance in Chapel Hill.
Company Carolina’s websites seems to indicate that they will no longer be performing Ahrens and Flaherty’s musical “Once on this Island” this weekend. Canvas is looking into it.
You know that song about wagons and Johnson City, Tenn. that everyone sings when they sit around a camp fire or go to Asheville for Fall Break? The guys who sing that song are coming to Memorial Hall. Read on.
Fall Break is so very close. And even though you’ve got a week to wait, Canvas is here with some artistic suggestions to help make those seven days of academics and tests and papers go a little bit quicker.
In unexpected businesses by unexpected locals, 2ndFriday ArtWalk lets Chapel Hillians and Carrboroites experience fresh art and discover new places around the two towns.
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet led a lively evening of dance Friday evening in Memorial Hall. Ali Rockett gives her impressions on the night.
Sometimes, getting the full picture of a story only takes a little more digging — or a phone call.
Carrboro’s Roulette Vintage is hosting a cowboy boot trunk show as a part of this Friday’s 2nd Friday Art Walk. Staff writer Mary Choi’s got the goods at what to find at the show.
Canvas doesn’t know much about this rapper, but apparently she’s on the up and up. And she’s opening for Passion Pit. Read on, friends.
Staff writer Colleen Volz used to be a ballet dancer, but has moved towards the modern sphere of dance in recent years. But she still got back to ballet in Thursday’s Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet Company’s master class in Gerrard Hall. Check out her experience here.
LUNAFEST — a celebration of female film making, created those people who make the nutrition bars — comes to the Varsity Theatre Thursday in its first presentation in Chapel Hill.
The Wednesday Roundup is back with the first truly autumn-appropriate collection of art events for your perusing pleasure. Check out what’s good in the Chapel Hill arts arena this week if you know what’s good for you.
The day has arrived: Passion Pit tickets are now open for the general public’s purchase.
The truth of the matter is that nobody really knows when the store is going to open. We try and shed some light on the situation.
The Music Department’s Process Series allows an audience to observe and participate in the rehearsal of new music. Thursday’s series opener was quiet — but still eye-opening.
