The NC Book Festival visited various venues in the Triangle, from art museums to bars, to create a modernized book festival meant for the broad community to enjoy and connect with both local and national authors.
Galore, a student-led concept store, is showcasing the literary arts through a celebration of spoken word poetry and prose.
"Reading With a Queer Eye," a new Bible study series at Binkley Baptist Church, examines traditionally exclusionary Bible passages through a progressive lens.
The Carolina Indian Circle (CIC) will be hosting its 32nd annual Powwow. This year, the event will honor the large number of Indigenous women who have gone missing or been killed. In addition, the Powwow will inform non-Natives about Native American culture.
UNC professors use their passions to advocate for social justice, build diverse theater communities and tell stories of underrepresented groups.
The Black Arts Theatre Company, a new group on campus, wants to find a place in theater for people of color. The group aims to tackle the issue of diversity by putting on shows by Black playwrights with mostly Black casts.
Fearrington Village's Fearrington Folk Art Show will be held on Feb. 23 and Feb. 24. Tickets cost $5, and all sale proceeds benefit the artists directly.
"The truth is, life is life, and nothing is ever perfect. These people were just people like us. They were struggling to get along, a lot of them. And so I wanted to show them as they were.”
"Can you smell it? That sweet, sweet mixture. The sweat of thousands of people who just sprinted from every direction. The smoke of a freshly lit bonfire burning on Franklin Street. The putrid scent of misery and despair drifting down 15-501 from 10 miles away."
Carolina Blue is everywhere. But where did it come from?
The HERE Festival held in Chapel Hill this weekend aims to support artists who belong to underrepresented groups.
Celebrate art by people of color and share laughs within the inclusive community of the HERE festival.
"Galileo" promises to be an interpretation of the events surrounding Galileo's discoveries, and audiences will find similarities between issues faced in the play and those found in life today.
The Carolina Blue carpet is being rolled out to make you watch films in a whole new way.
This year's theme is disORIENT, which challenges the perceptions and stereotypes of Asian culture.
Reductress and I Just Said That are two organizations with similar values. Reductress said that their mission is “to take on the outdated perspectives and condescending tone of popular women’s media, through the eyes of the funniest women in comedy today.”
Tamara and Steve Lackey are making vegan groceries more easily accessible with the opening of their Coco Bean Vegan Market as an addition to their Coco Bean Cafe.
Not everyone wants huge teddy bears and chocolate-covered strawberries on Valentine's Day. Some UNC students see it as a day full of materialism, inauthentic gestures, and pressure ... a lot of pressure.
How, exactly, is fermented food made? This event will show you!
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