William Shakespeare’s comedic masterpiece “As You Like It” opened Sept. 22 in the Paul Green Theatre as the first mainstage production at PlayMakers Repertory Company. The show, a classic of mistaken identities and mixed up romances, runs until Oct. 10.
Chapel Hill Creamery, a new local dairy farm, produces fresh cheeses and milk from March until December.
The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets defeated UNC 30-24 at Kenan Stadium on Saturday, September 18, in UNC’s home opener.
Triangle-based artist Louis St. Lewis opened a collection of his work in the gallery adjacent to Franklin Street’s Toots & Magoo Boutique. His work will be on display in the gallery until Oct. 9.
PlayMakers Repertory Company opens its 2010-2011 season with Samuel Beckett’s dark comedy, “Happy Days.” Take a look at a few photos from the final dress rehearsal night, courtesy of the PlayMakers Repertory Company.
Kids gathered on Saturdays for five weeks at Kidzu Children’s Museum on Franklin Street and lent a hand toward a group art project, inspired by French artist Niki de Saint-Phalle. After creating the beginning structure, then adding papier-mache, much painting and many mosaic decorations, the children finally completed their frog prince this week.
The Louisiana State University Tigers defeated Carolina 30-24 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta Georgia on September 4, 2010.
Number one ranked UNC defeated the University of Michigan Wolverines 3-0 in the first game of the ACC-Big Ten Challenge at Henry Stadium on Saturday, August 28.
The UNC Women’s Soccer Team met the Stanford Cardinal at Fetzer Field on August 27 in a rematch of last year’s NCAA Championship game where UNC defeated Stanford. Friday night’s match ended in a 2-2 tie after double overtime.
On move-in weekend, The Daily Tar Heel gave five freshmen in Hinton James disposable cameras with instructions to photograph their first weekend at UNC. This is Chapel Hill through their eyes.
Some call it “The People’s Republic of Carrboro” but this town has much more to offer than hipster cred and dreadlocks. Carrboro emulates style as a hidden gem of the Triangle area, one that students don’t often discover until their later years at UNC. Take a stroll down West Franklin Street into the heart of this independent town. Sip a coffee at Open Eye Café, relax on the lawn of Weaver Street Market and explore the vibrant shops, houses and people.
Josh Levy works in the mornings and comes home to take care of Louisa Rose in the afternoons while Tina is as work.
Reality Ministries is a Christian organization in Durham with the stated mission of providing a safe and loving environment for community members who have been disenfranchised due to poverty, violence or lack of opportunity — for example orphans, foster children and people in jail. The ministry extends to people with special needs. On Saturday night, Reality Ministries hosted a “Kings and Queens” prom where teens and adults with various mental and physical disabilities were given the “royal treatment.” More than 100 volunteers attended the event and paired up with a friend with disabilities for the evening.
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