Halloween? How about Hallow-eno! Durham Parks and Rec to celebrate spooky season
Want an alternative to trick-or-treating, or looking to change up your Halloween tradition? Durham Parks and Recreation has a fun event for friends and family.
Want an alternative to trick-or-treating, or looking to change up your Halloween tradition? Durham Parks and Recreation has a fun event for friends and family.
The moon is coming to Durham ... well, at least a replica is. Celebrate the history and accomplishments of space travel with four days of festivities in honor of Durham’s 150th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.
On Sunday, Morehead Planetarium will be hosting Moonlight Madness, a spooktacular twist on its regular Carolina Skies show. Visitors will experience the stars, Greek mythology and some ghoulish good fun.
Celebrate Halloween with your pet at Barktoberfest in Durham Central Park.
On Sunday, Southern Village will come alive with a costume parade, afrobeat tunes and a puppet performance. Proceeds from the festival will extend arts funding to schools in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area.
“I certainly think that they've got pieces on this concert that people won't have heard very often, and it's really exciting to have them presenting an all-female recital — all females performing and all-female composers,”
“It took me a while to joke about it because it was so traumatic,” Will Purpura said. “Eventually, I was able to let go and move forward and I was able to incorporate that into art.”
Get into the spirit of Halloween this Saturday with a Halloween disco featuring the music of Fleetwood Mac.
Sip some Butterbeer at the Leaky Cauldron or buy a wand at Diagon Alley at WizardFest, coming soon to Cat's Cradle.
Rachel Despard's interest in music began when she was young. Now a senior at UNC, music still serves as a defining part of her life.
1870 Farm is ready to host some family-friendly fun at their third annual Trick-or-Treat The Farm with high hopes their guests will disconnect from technology and take in the experience.
“It's one of those things where you have access to a lot of different genres of music and talent and people. We have the ability to showcase those and the community embraces it."
Historian Lynn Garafola will address the gender discrimination choreographer Bronislava Nijinska faced throughout the history of dance and music at her lecture on Friday.
The art department at UNC offers studio art and art history as majors and minors for students looking to become professional artists or well-rounded liberal arts students with a focus on creativity.
The Triangle Area comes to life around this festive time of year with more than just pumpkins and witchcraft. Consisting of artistic talent and family fun, these events taking place in Durham and Chapel Hill are not to be missed out on.
On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Scrap Exchange in Durham will host a screen printing class for beginners. Robby Poore, the designer manager, will teach participants about screen printing, an art form in which ink is pressed against a screen to form designs. The Scrap Exchange is a nonprofit organization that hosts different art classes each month.
"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is back for a fifth year at the Varsity Theater with six shows to celebrate Halloween.
More than 50 artists of various different mediums will be showcased in the Hillsborough Farmers Market's celebration of local artistic talent.
Halloqueer, an inclusive dance party celebrating Halloween and diversity hosted by Southern Fried Queer Pride, will take place at The Pinhook in Durham this Saturday.
As Assistant City & State Editor Jamey Cross looks forward to her December graduation, she shares some of the songs that will always keep Carolina close to her heart.