Carrboro Music Festival showcases diverse local talent
The festival is a free two-day event on Sept. 28 and 29. Attendees can enjoy food, music and shopping as local performers demonstrate their varied musical styles.
CULTURE
Introducing Ackland’s Intergalactic and Afrofuturistic Exhibit: Project LHAXX
Ambiguity, identity crisis and uncertainty lie at the crux of the new exhibit at the Ackland Art Museum, a futuristic representation of the Black experience in today's society.
Alicia Olatuja to bring jazz and female empowerment to UNC
Singer-songwriter Alicia Olatuja will be visiting UNC on Oct. 2. Her newest album, "Intuition: Songs From The Minds Of Women", celebrates the female composers that came before her.
'A universal language': Durham art show highlights LGBTQ+ perspectives
Using media ranging from acrylic paint to sculpture, the work of Queer Lens all shares a common theme: giving voice to the LGBTQ+ community and highlighting perspectives that may be overlooked in the mainstream.
Feminism, toxic masculinity and space travel: Princess comes to 21c
Princess tackles toxic masculinity in its new album "Out There." The duo will be performing a live narrative of the album on Sept. 28 in Durham.
New Ackland exhibit challenges perceptions of female identities in the Arab world
The Ackland's newest exhibit aims to teach visitors about a region often misunderstood by Americans: the Arab world. To do this, the collection presents a series of photos that feature a variety of subjects to represent a complex, ever-changing region.
Martha Graham Dance Company brings 19 poses to UNC to celebrate the 19th Amendment
“My mentality on dance in general is that everyone can and should experience the power of physicality with their body and emotions.”
Oral historian brings feminism discussion to Chapel Hill community
Rachel Seidman will host a conference in Chapel Hill talking about her new book "Speaking of Feminism," alongside UNC alumna and feminist activist Ivanna Gonzalez.
The Motet band brings back the funk to Chapel Hill
Blending various music styles, The Motet strives to bring a new listening experience to their audiences. While on their 2019 "Speed of Light" tour, the band will make an appearance at Cat's Cradle this Thursday.
Downtown Hillsborough’s Last Fridays Art Walk: September preview
Hillsborough's Last Fridays Art Walk allows for local artists to present and sell their pieces, while also providing an opportunity to further connect with the surrounding community.
'It’s going to be a very good mix': guest artist Justin John Moniz to perform at UNC
Accomplished musician Justin John Moniz is scheduled to perform at Hill Hall on Sept. 27. This singer, educator and director will showcase his musical abilities, which range from opera to musical theatre, for both music majors and others in the UNC community.
This UNC wrestler draws superheroes, then competes like one on the mat
A sophomore at UNC, Jeremiah is charting his path while leaning on his faith to guide him. His dreams are numerous: a comic book artist, animator and professional athlete.
Ackland dispels assumed myths through African sculptures exhibit
A former professor at the UNC School of Education is bringing an art collection to the Ackland, in hopes to quell myths and assumptions about African pieces.
Sloane Art Library makes art more interactive with book club revival
The Artists' Books Book Club encourages students and community member to inspire and promote creativity by showcasing collections of interactive artwork.
Art exhibit uses creative expression to engage in political discussion
The work of Ramón Nsé Esono Ebalé, a politically outspoken artist, will be on display at the FedEx Global Education Center until December.
From Carnegie Hall to UNC: Singer-pianist duo brings Scandinavian art song to campus
On Wednesday, the public will get a chance to immerse themselves in Scandinavian music, an often overlooked style for performances because of its intimidating nature.
'Storytelling has transformative properties': Organization focuses on immigration
“It instills empathy, but what is empathy without action? Short films allow enough time for discussion, and that’s the most important part of the event, what happens when the lights turn on.”
Triangle area Pride events aim to lift up trans voices among others in LGBTQ+ community
Both Durham and Raleigh will be having pride parades on Saturday, Sept. 28. The events are both a celebration of everything the community has overcome and a chance to reinvigorate those who continue to fight for their rights.
Stone Center exhibit aims to reframe Black existence
Fahamu Pecou's exhibit at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center explores Black resiliency through a combination of West African tradition and hip hop culture. The showcase coincides with the Stone Center's wider project addressing perspectives that surround 1619 and slavery in America.
UNC professors bring the history of Jim Crow to the present
Two UNC professors will hold a discussion on how Jim Crow continues to pervade the laws of the South centuries later.
