Festifall is coming to downtown Chapel Hill on Saturday, October 12. Local businesses and artists have come together to offer showcases in art, music, and more to celebrate the start of fall.
20 of North Carolina's best and brightest Latinx students will be celebrated this Saturday at LatinxEd's 20 Under 20 banquet. These future leaders are honored to win, but just as excited to start shaping the future.
Outlandish Hillsborough will feature a variety of events all weekend long to celebrate not only Hillsborough's Scottish heritage, but also North Carolina's colonial history.
North Carolina Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green attributes her poetic ability to her life experiences and womanhood.
A descendant of lambada dance, zouk dancing allows people to connect through the closeness of the technique.
The UNC Pauper Players' student-run performance of "Gypsy" hopes to challenge the audience by questioning if they're living the life they truly want.
Two Duke Ph.D students created a two-part speaker series after realizing that the medium is rarely discussed in formal settings.
The play "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark" explores the trials of being a Black woman in the entertainment industry through a veil of comedy. The Kenan Theatre Company is bringing this play to life from Oct. 10-14.
In Randall Jones new book, "In the Footsteps of Daniel Boone," he separates the fact from fiction when it comes to the legendary Daniel Boone.
The Ackland Art Museum National Advisory Board met Oct. 5 to discuss finances, diversification and their new rebranding plan.
Flyleaf Books is hosting several events in the coming months, including one with award-winning author Jacqueline Woodson on her new novel "Red at the Bone."
Film Fest 919 is returning to Silverspot Cinema for its second edition from Oct. 9 through Oct. 13.
JamborEno's goal is to spread awareness of the Eno River and its importance to the community with games, live music, jam sessions, camping, food and drinks.
The exhibit will focus on unconventional photography and will highlight the specific techniques used by featured photographers Peter Filene and Bill McAllister.
Bounce is a genre of Southern hip-hop with strong queer identity originating in New Orleans and has made its way into mainstream music with songs like Beyonce’s “Formation” and Drake’s “Nice for What.”
After 25 years of promoting cat adoption and rescue, SAFE Haven will throw an inaugural cat festival that's sure to please all cat lovers.
The Ackland Art Museum is expanding, rebranding and preparing for its next 60 years. It wants you to join in as it prepares for its close-up.
“Sock-Hop Obsession” is the improv show that allows you to become part of the spooky world of high school in the 1950s — just in time for Halloween.
18 years on, Phoenix Fest in Durham commemorates Hayti's rich contributions to local business and culture. Highlights will include a parade, musical performances, food and local vendors.
Wrinkles the Clown, an anonymous 65-year-old man hired by parents to scare children and attend birthday parties, prepares to make his debut on the big screen on Oct. 5, 2019. The film, Wrinkles the Clown, will be featured at the Nevermore Film Festival in Durham.
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