“On the Move: Stories of African American Migration and Mobility” at Wilson Library examines documents, photographs and other materials relevant to six different modes of transportation, such as buses, trains, cars and airplanes and their relationship with African Americans in the past 400 years.
Shop local at the first annual Eno River Farmers Market art showcase on Small Business Saturday.
The Triangle Comics Creator Network will be hosting a Comics Creator Hangout on Dec. 4. The hangout is meant to engage creators in networking and let them showcase their work.
"His art is a message for humanity to share love and become unified."
With help from UNC students, Go Conscious Earth is hosting a fund-raising dance party.
Musical artist Daughter of Swords is teaming up with The Dawnbreaker Band — sharing the stage with the musicians that she worked with in the early days of her music career.
The Ackland Art Museum is holding a new exhibit meant to showcase vernacular photography. The exhibit intends to represent photography as an important and valid artistic medium.
FRANK Gallery is hosting a holiday exhibit from Nov. 12 to Jan. 4, where local art will be on sale, with the hope of the pieces being gifted during the holiday season.
The Mothership calls all Triangle-area creatives to partake in this show-and-tell event.
UNC professor Hank Smith and his band Hank, Pattie & the Current will be playing Friday, showcasing their unique take on the genre of bluegrass.
The Debbie Casey Memorial Showcase will send donations and a portion of ticket proceeds to charity in honor of Debbie Casey.
UNC Chamber Singers and Carolina Choir are coming together to sing stories based on Paul Green's wartime experiences.
From pottery to jewelry to cakes, Arts on Market has something for everyone.
Emylice Landestoy, an instructor at Ninth Street Dance, is hosting a contemporary dance workshop on Nov. 23. Ninth Street Dance is a studio located in Durham that offers many different dance classes for all ages and levels.
At UNC, there are many programs for dance, from the Carolina Girls dance team to various dance clubs. However, despite being approved in 2013, UNC does not have a dance minor. Currently, dance courses count as one credit hour and are categorized at PHYA. This lack of support and funding for a dance minor at UNC is drawing criticism from students and faculty. One professor, after lobbying for the minor through her seven years of teaching dance at UNC, is starting to wonder: "How many more years can I really wait this out?"
The Kenan Theatre Company will be putting on a One Acts Festival from Thursday, Nov. 21 to Monday, Nov. 25. The festival includes four one-act plays performed on the same set and stage.
"By the end of the night, we had a major reality check: however funny we think we are, we’re still not THAT funny."
The PIT Chapel Hill is hosting a comedy festival, consisting of five nights, 50 comedians and 25 improv groups. With the festival, the PIT hopes to spark a local interest in the comedy scene.
Local songwriters will be competing for the title of "Best Songwriter in the Triangle" on Sunday. The competition aims to give these musicians the chance to show an audience their talent and gain recognition.
“You can really tell when dance groups are friends, you can see it with the way they interact on a stage.”
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