Local vendors come together for Salt & Smoke Festival
This Saturday, Acme will present their sixth annual Salt & Smoke Festival, an event that promises to be filled with raw oysters, local booze and live music.
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Here's a 2018 pop culture roundup
From the Olympics to Lil' Hank Williams, 2018 was a roller coaster of pop culture. Here's a look at what made the year so memorable.
PlayMakers' 'Songs of Light and Wonder' concert hopes to bring the community together
The show will run from Dec. 13 through Dec. 15 and starts at 7:30 p.m.
North Carolina was no stranger to live music across the Triangle this year
Perhaps one of the most memorable things that came out of 2018 was the numerous concerts that took place throughout the Triangle area.
'Shifting Ground': UNC Theater Productions Year in Review
“I’m not saying we’re perfect yet by a long shot, but we are starting along the right path now, both on stage, behind the scenes and with our audiences — which are all different."
'It's so North Carolina': The Circle is bringing a holiday tradition to the ArtsCenter
The Circle is having its third annual show at the ArtsCenter featuring special musical guests that bring fresh takes on your holiday favorites.
'Seinfeld' is coming to Carrboro with a Festivus for the rest of us
Vecino Brewing Company in Carrboro is hosting Festivus: a party for "Seinfeld" fans tired of the holidays.
Coulture Magazine ‘cuts the fluff’ in latest issue
UNC's student-led fashion and lifestyle magazine looks to become more inclusive, bold and sophisticated.
Could this UNC doctor take home the $1 million from Survivor?
After spending 39 days in the Fijian wilderness as a castaway on the 37th season of “Survivor,” Dr. Alison Raybould, chief resident at the UNC Department of Medicine, is back in Chapel Hill and experiencing life as a local celebrity. During last Wednesday’s episode, Raybould secured a spot as one of the competition’s final eight contestants, getting one step closer to taking home the show’s $1 million prize. Raybould took time to reflect on life after the island with Daily Tar Heel senior writer Zach Goins.
Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit at NCMA brings new perspective, interactivity to her work
The 20-square-foot immersive video room, which features 12 foot high, three-wall projection, is one of many interactive elements present in “The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art,” showing at the NCMA from Oct. 13 through Jan. 20.
Take a coffee break at The Meantime Open Mic Night
The Meantime Coffee Co. is bringing the coffee shop environment to the Campus Y by hosting a free open mic night with snacks, drinks, art and performances.
Review: World premiere play gives accurate glimpse into the queer love story
“Just Like Now” represents queer characters onstage in a way that is unprecedented and sure to resonate with modern audiences. At its core, it shows a contemporary world in which love, both romantic and platonic, is one of the highest powers.
Happy accidents lead to possible traditions for Spanish theater at UNC
The Department of Romance Studies and Hispanic honors society Sigma Delta Pi will be performing a play entitled "El palco del real." The play is about a dysfunctional family in Barcelona and was created by UNC Spanish professor Martha Alexander.
Word on the Street: What's your favorite SpongeBob episode?
We asked UNC students about their favorite memory related to SpongeBob SquarePants.
Office DJ: Happy Holidays, from our office to yours
Santa Clause or Santa claws? "Crabs for Christmas” is an exclusively Baltimore phenomenon you might want to listen to this holiday season.
Carrboro Cheer is back and bringing holiday vibes with a parade, candles and Santa
Get into the festive spirit with a craft market, tree lighting, candle lighting and parade in downtown Carrboro.
Student-produced documentary on Silent Sam asks UNC, 'Who are you really for?'
Students at UNC have created a documentary on Silent Sam to explore student activism and the underlying sentiments on campus that lead to its toppling in August.
'Anything goes' as students sell artwork for the 12th annual Print and Art Sale
The 12th annual UNC Print and Art sale looks to have an eclectic mix of art pieces for sale this year, just in time for Christmas shopping.
Emotional support animals at UNC help students overcome mental health challenges
As of 2015, UNC has started allowing support animals in on-campus housing. Requestors must go through an approval process that includes showing documentation from their medical provider and being reviewed by a committee. Some students have expressed frustration toward the process, while others are thankful to be allowed to live with their animals.
UNC junior and playwright Gage Tarlton tackles LGBTQ+ representation onstage
“Just Like Now” is a story of love, friendship and representation — and best of all, you can see it for free starting this Friday in Kenan Theatre.
