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Kidzu Children’s Museum will celebrate its 17th birthday with a party on Sunday, March 5 from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Kidzu Children's Museum in Chapel Hill will commemorate this year’s GivingTuesday with a fundraising campaign titled "Play Anyway."
Carrboro’s WCOM radio station will host a "Friends and Family Festival" on Saturday from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Carrboro Town Commons. The festival will offer corn hole, beer and wine tasting, disc golf, live music and opportunities for local organizations to reach out to the community.
With Earth Day quickly approaching this month, organizations across Carrboro and Chapel Hill are planning environmentally friendly events for community members of all ages.
Extraordinary Ventures, a company with the goal of creating businesses employed by a neurodiverse workforce, hired Lisa Kaylie as their new executive director on March 1.
Now that museums are allowed to reopen at 50 percent capacity, some locations in the Triangle are using a variety of methods to bring visitors back and expand virtually.
On Sunday, WE SENSE, a 501(c)(3) volunteer organization based in Chapel Hill, partnered with the Town of Chapel Hill’s Community Arts and Culture division to put on the first ever Bloom Fest.
On March 6, the Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously authorized the town manager and town attorney to negotiate a development agreement with Kidzu Children’s Museum to move to a new location.
After seeing continued growth over 12 years of operation, Kidzu Children’s Museum is currently working with the Town of Chapel Hill to explore the idea of expanding and relocating the museum from University Place to a town-owned property in Southern Village.
Children and parents get creative in the "Maker's Room" at Kidzu Children's Museum on Sunday, Nov. 18. The museum will soon move to a new location near Southern Village in Chapel Hill, N.C.
There are a few things that take on a life of their own at UNC — the Duke rivalry, the campus-wide allegiance to Med Deli and Halloween.
For Lindsay Graham, a board member of the Autism Society of North Carolina Orange-Chatham County and self-advocate, Autism Awareness Month means feeling cared for and remembered by the community.
Kidzu Children’s Museum in Chapel Hill celebrated its 11th birthday on Sunday.
The first Chapel Hill LightUp Festival will take place Jan. 28 to celebrate the Chinese New Year and cultural diversity throughout the community.
The Pink Heals National Tour made its fourth annual stop in Chapel Hill and Carrboro on Friday with a parade of two pink firetrucks, a Gunner's Kids truck and other official local vehicles.
On Saturday, thousands of people visited Chapel Hill’s Southern Community Park to see a fox writing poetry, a lion statue constructed out of Legos and many other artistic festivities as part of the Festival in the Park event created by Chapel Department of Hill Parks and Recreation.
Another hotel could be coming to Carrboro in the near future if the project can get through the Board of Aldermen’s review process.
At Kidzu Children’s Museum, being short on cash isn’t a problem.
Construction and a name change are reshaping the complex Chapel Hill residents used to know as University Mall.
Kidzu Children’s Museum reopens Saturday in University Mall. The new space is larger than the old location in University Square.
