Art exhibition brings light to the past to make sense of the present
UNC alumna Kelly Popoff brings an art exhibition to campus that chronicles both personal and national histories and seeks to spark internal conversation to patrons.
CULTURE
'We have a lot of stories to tell': Theatre company tackles themes of diversity
Black Arts Theatre Company prepares its first play, "Black Girl, Interrupted," to show on Nov. 7, 9, and 10. The play follows a narrative of a Black New York Times journalist and aims to show the violences and struggles that Black women face.
Get an inside look at a futuristic opera at the Ackland
The Ackland will be hosting an interactive dress rehearsal of a space and future opera.
Poet Jimmy Santiago Baca’s poetry reading will make you 'stand up and start jumping around'
Renowned poet Jimmy Baca hopes his readings will inspire happiness and love for audiences.
A festival of the awesomely strange: Oddville’s live art experience
Explore a new world of art with Oddville, the art festival that embraces all things weird.
Performer, teacher, inspiration: Ray Dooley marks his 100th production with PlayMakers
Ray Dooley's legacy at PlayMakers Repertory Company is an inspiration to his students, colleagues and patrons as he celebrates 30 years of hard work.
HRC Triangle's Queer Prom allows people to reclaim high school memories
HRC Triangle's Queer Prom provides everybody with a safe, inclusive and fun environment that many were not able to experience in their teenage years.
Learn why Wilson Library isn't as scary as you think with its Hallowzine Open House
Wilson library will be showing off a variety of spooky-themed books in celebration of Halloween.
Always wanted to write a novel? National Novel Writing Month is your chance to start
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is a yearly occurrence held in November meant to challenge writers to write 50,000 words in 30 days.
Do disco differently: WXYC presents a unique take on the genre
It's time to experience a new take on disco music at WXYC's upcoming disco dance at Cat's Cradle on Nov. 1.
Bust boredom at the Chapel Hill Public Library board game day
Chapel Hill Public Library is hosting a board game day on Nov. 2 to give community members the opportunity to relax and meet new people.
Company Carolina's "Sweet Charity" updates show to match modern values
Sweet Charity, originally performed starting in 1966, is the story of a woman trying to find her place in the world. Company Carolina has preserved this core message, while also creating something that everyone can relate to.
Dead Souls Gothic Lounge celebrates goth culture and inclusivity
Dead Souls Gothic Lounge is coming to Chapel Hill on Nov. 1 to create an inclusive community for those interested in goth culture.
'We do have a flair for the spooky': Celebrate Halloween at The Station's Monster Bash
The local band Ellis Dyson & the Shambles will be performing a spooky show at The Station that offers a free and fun-filled opportunity for families.
More than 'twigs and grass': Meatless options in Chapel Hill
Restaurants in Chapel Hill are making an effort to create vegetarian and vegan friendlier menus, including variations of popular southern food.
Father and son-led band Stardust to Ashes brings Bowie to Carrboro for Halloween
Father-and-son led David Bowie tribute band, Stardust to Ashes, will play at Cat's Cradle on Halloween.
Death Faire aims to celebrate legacy and remembrance
Although some may find the subject uncomfortable, Abundance NC is offering the opportunity for people to explore and normalize death at their 4th annual Death Faire on Nov. 2 in Pittsboro.
'Find yourself in the sky': The stars realign in Gen Z culture
For those who identify with Gen Z, their lifestyles have also been affected by astrology's popularity growth. From an academic perspective to a personal experience, those who have found an interest in astrology have noticed its revival.
'A universal kind of play': Local playwright brings 'Carolyn Adams' to Carrboro
"Carolyn Adams" is a universal play that is relatable to all people, says playwright Mark Cornell.
Get a taste of Latin jazz with these UNC professors' local band
UNC professor Juan Álamo is more than just a performer, educator and composer — he is also the founder of the Latin jazz ensemble Marimjazzia. The band's latest album, "Ruta Panoramica", is being played live at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center on October 29th.
