Cane Creek Cloggers bring longtime tradition across the state
The Cane Creek Cloggers, an Appalachian-style clog dance group, brought rhythm and joy to the Festifall Arts Festival on Sunday.
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REVIEW: The Pillowman brings edgy drama with a comic twist
The LAB Theatre's production of "The Pillowman" leaves its audience uncomfortable in the best way.
Grow what you drink with this tea workshop at Camellia Tea Gardens
Learn about tea, both the plant and drink, at the Camellia Forest Tea Garden and attend a workshop to grow your own.
Fall wine scene comes to life with Weaver Street Market's 15th year of wine shows
Wine flies when you're having fun! Weaver Street Market's Fall Wine Show promises an afternoon of live music, wine tasting, and a variety of wines (on sale) to take home.
Grammy-winner Gillian Welch draws inspiration from Thomas Wolfe in music
This year's Thomas Wolfe Lecture celebrated the storytelling power of songs with Thomas Wolfe Prize winner Gillian Welch.
Forget Ted Talks, Chet Chats are bringing a comedic spin to the speaking art form
At the Peoples Improv Theatre, Chet is the new Ted. The new comedy series, Chet Chats, a play on Ted Talks, is coming to The PIT on Oct. 4.
"Can We All Be Feminists?" 20-year-old editor explores intersectional feminism at Flyleaf
June Eric-Udorie is a 20-year-old student at Duke University. Instead of spending her first year signing up for clubs or hanging out casually with friends, she formed her own organization and changed a curriculum to include more feminist exploration. And now she has published a book.
A former real estate agent becomes an inspiring tattoo artist
A former real estate agent, Meghan Magdalene, took over Ascension Tattoo, which she previously helped her friend open. Magdalene's background in psychology and counseling make her adept in handling the heavy stories that are behind many people's tattoos. She is driven everyday by the rewarding feeling she gets by making people happy through her artistry.
Me Too Monologues: Using theater for social change
The 'Me Too Monologues' are currently being written and produced to be performed in January. The monologues are a collection of stories from anonymous writers detailing their personal history with sexual assault, identity and culture that will be performed in January.
The Pillowman redefines storytelling in the LAB! Theatre's upcoming dark comedy
UNC's LAB! Theatre Company will kick off this semester with a creative performance based off Martin McDonagh's original work, "The Pillowman."
Big Band Night honors Phil Bushnell's life in music
In celebration of the life of founding member and lead saxophonist Phil Bushnell, The Triangle Jazz Orchestra will be hosting a Big Band Night in partnership with The ArtsCenter in Carrboro on Oct. 10.
Real life experiences in seconds with 30 plays in 60 minutes
UNC students of the Modern Shakespeare Society are inspired by Neo-Futurist style and take real life experiences to create a performance that consist of 30 plays in 60 minutes.
Step outside to see the local artists in the 30th Annual Sculpture in the Garden
The North Carolina Botanical Garden brings sculpture lovers a new treat with their interactional exhibit of art and nature.
Stomp N' Shake has struck lightning on UNC's campus
After their first breakout performance on April 2, Blue Lightning gained campuswide attention. They will perform during halftime at the annual Homecoming Powderpuff Game on Oct. 28.
Experience fall sounds with Triangle concerts this October
October will be serving up a array of concerts in the Triangle. Featuring comedic rappers and hot indie bands, here are this month's can't-miss shows. Staff Writer A.J. O'Leary gave his thoughts on the shows heading to Chapel Hill this month.
Kenan Theatre Company prepares for fall production in memory of Lillian Chason
The Chason production, a theater performance coming to Kenan Theatre Company, is much more than just an opportunity for young dramatic arts students to work with a professional director. The Lillian Chason Excellence Fund and the Lillian Chason Scholarship bring a new show each fall in memory of Lillian Chason, an aspiring actress and fine arts student who died at the age of 18, before she could fulfill the leading role in her first-ever production.
Celebrating global cinema locally with Film Fest 919
The Film Fest 919 lineup will feature 36 of this year’s best independent films, representing 17 countries.
CLICK! Photography Festival to feature Chapel Hill galleries on annual bus tour
Guests on the tour will view work done by several North Carolina artists.
Leave it to the baby goats to usher in the fall season at Spring Haven Farm
From pumpkin carving with goats, hayrides, games, a maze, and baked goods, Spring Haven Farm has it all for the quintessential autumn day.
Office DJ: David is taking it back to the old days...middle school
David Saff is kicking old school ... specifically middle school, which he affectionately refers to as the "Dark Ages." Check out his tweenage playlist for all your nostalgic needs.
