UNC grad talks slavery and its burdens for African Americans at Flyleaf Books
The Carolina grad and award-winning columnist returns to Chapel Hill to hold an open conversation on the difficult history of slavery.
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Short films as time machines: works from the Chicago Latino Film Festival come to UNC
Two festivals are partnering to help the public experience Latin American culture through film.
Ask the experts: What does success in the music industry look like?
Five panelists from different aspects of the music industry are coming to Chapel Hill to answer questions about what it takes to break into the industry and their personal experiences.
'Scènes du Salon' sees a 19th century female repertoire come alive at UNC
UNC music faculty will be putting on a concert to showcase the music of less-well-publicized 19th century female composers October 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Person Hall.
“The Allusionist” podcast live show acts as a platform for gender equality
Helen Zaltzman will challenge gender norms at a live performance of her podcast, "The Allusionist," on Oct. 23 in Durham.
'Nothing brings people together more': Fright Night brings fall fever to Durham
In the spirit of Halloween, Durham Parks and Recreation is holding their fourth annual Fright Night on Oct. 18. The event is family-friendly, and all ages are encouraged to attend.
How do ethics die? Find out at a talk held by a UNC professor about Nazi laws
The ethical decisions of Nazis in Germany are up for debate according to professor Eric Muller. He challenges others to think about how people participated in a system of oppression characterized during the Nazi time period and how the political platform shaped the events that occurred.
You can’t kill the boogeyman: Myers House N.C. Halloween Bash back for its 11th year
Kenny Caperton is putting on his annual Halloween Bash on Oct. 19 in hopes of highlighting the importance of the holiday.
APPLES fall break trip contextualizes public service with art in Asheville
Participants of APPLES Service-Learning Arts in Public Service will go to Asheville over fall break to engage with art in the community and serve others. Led by students, the group plans to visit The Vanishing Wheelchair and Open Hearts Art Center, two organizations that help people with disabilities connect with art.
Kenan Theatre Company honors 10th anniversary of former dramatic art student's death
Through "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark," the Kenan Theatre Company put on their annual production in the spirit of Lillian Chason last week.
PlayMakers' "Dairyland" to explore food politics and identity through comedy
Heidi Armbruster's play, "Dairyland," will premiere in the Paul Green Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 16. The play follows the story of Allie, a food writer from New York City whose professional downfall leads her to her father's dairy farm in Wisconsin. Directed by Vivienne Benesch, this comedy shares powerful messages about relationships and discovering yourself.
Carrboro film screening finds community and saves the planet, one cargo bike at a time
The Carrboro Bicycle Coalition will be hosting a free screening of the documentary MOTHERLOAD on Sataurday, Oct. 19. The event will encourage people to spend less time driving their cars, and more time commuting with cargo bikes, a cleaner alternative.
Sloane Art Library wants your help in its Wikipedia editing workshops
Sloan Art Library is hosting a Wiki editing workshop to bolster information on underrepresented groups on Wikipedia, like women and artists of color.
Poets share why poetry and The West End Poetry Festival is important
Get your poetry on by listening to poets old and new at the West End Poetry Festival this month.
Singer Susan Werner brings a taste of New Orleans to the ArtsCenter in Carrboro
Susan Werner, a singer-songwriter fond of dabbling in many different genres, will be performing songs from her new album "NOLA," in Carrboro at the ArtsCenter Friday, October 18 at 8:00 p.m.
"Art Above Everything": A discussion with world-renowned ballerina Wendy Whelan
UNC professor and author Stephanie Elizondo Griest will engage Wendy Whelan, former principal dancer and current associate artistic director of New York City Ballet, on October 14th. Arts & Culture staff interviewed Amanda Graham of the Carolina Performing Arts about the upcoming conversation.
What's the most memorable day of your life? This CPA show thinks it has the answers
"The Day" co- commissioned by Carolina Performing Arts comes to campus October 15th and features world renowned artists, musicians, and writers. Influenced by the events of 9/11, the works aims to make the audience introspective about their life and experiences.
A glimpse into the classic practice of advanced darkroom photography at UNC
Students rave about UNC's advanced darkroom photography class and its professor Gesche Würfel. The class has two prerequisites but is open to all majors.
'The show can't go on': A behind-the-scenes look at student theater tech
Ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes of a theater production? We got the inside peek. From lighting to costume design to set creation, the work of student theater techs is crucial to the visual experience. Consider how many times you've been surprised by a sudden, dramatic light change or engrossed by the details of an intricate costume. Working with actors and directors to pinpoint the exact mood and aura of a scene develops a holistic experience for the audience. Naturally, that makes more incredible creativity and hard work.
Durham Parks and Rec. will 'disable the label' by celebrating those with disabilities
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and Durham Parks and Rec. are celebrating with its annual DisABLE the Label event.
