On Nov. 13, UNC professor Mark Katz will present his new book on the association of hip-hop with diplomacy, and how that affects others' impressions of the United States around the world.
The Collective Memory(ies) Symposium aims to explore conversations about freedom and history, this Monday.
After 34 years of scholarship and education, Pardo is retiring from her teaching position. Her retirement ceremony will be held on Nov. 12 at the Hanes Art Center.
Kraken, a small bar and music venue, has been bringing people together for music and fun since 2009. Byrd and The Pickup Cowboys are known for their "Shake Sugaree Americana Residency," which attracts a diverse audience. Walken says he hopes his group's performance helps concert attendees experience community and art.
“I decided that my tragedy was going to become my strength and my pillar that I was going to move forward from.”
Puppeteer Jeghetto will teach others about his craft during an introductory course at the PIT on Nov. 11. The PIT will host monthly puppetry courses, and this first one will be about constructing masks out of recycled materials.
C.W. “Chuck” Eldridge, owner of Tattoo Archive in Winston Salem, will give a lecture on the history of the art of tattooing, going all the way back to tribal times.
Club Nova will host performances from artists Nnenna Freelon and Jaki Shelton Green in an event to support those with mental illness.
The festival showcases the work of eight seniors and will be presented this weekend.
Bull City Press will hold its monthly reading session, featuring a UNC associate professor and student.
Each Friday in November, LAB! Theatre Company will be hosting New Works November, an opportunity to appreciate and critique emerging student playwrights' works.
The event has something for everyone, from a cosplay contest to panels with artists and writers.
A UNC graduate student was recently unable to park in the last remaining disability spot at a PlayMakers Repertory Company performance, leaving them to park in a parking deck far from the theater and walk. This experience left the student with not only lingering pain, but frustration about the University's priorities with its limited parking. This student's trouble with parking raises the larger problem of the University's poor accommodations of those with disabilities, forcing the University to reevaluate its guidelines for upholding equal accessibility under ADA guidelines.
Past Imperfect: Voices from N.C.'s History tells the stories of a diverse range of North Carolinians who influenced the country, for better or worse.
Provident1898 will be hosting a series of films honoring Durham's historic Black community and raising awareness about historical events such as the Wilmington Massacre.
One of the draws of the ComiQuest Film Festival is this unique opportunity for audience members to see some of their favorite films in a theater, especially if they didn't have the chance to see them on a big screen when the films first came out.
The BeAM makerspaces may seem intimidating at first, but students have used their resources for a variety of impressive projects, and even for class projects.
Singer-songwriter Emmylou Harris is performing at Memorial Hall on Friday as a part of Carolina Performing Arts' 15th anniversary.
At the Fall for Orchids show, the Triangle Orchid Society will showcase their wide array of knowledge about orchids, including how to get orchids to rebloom.
Durham County is hosting a pottery tour on Nov. 9 to Nov. 10 to celebrate local art and educate people on the Durham pottery scene and what goes into being a professional potter.
The Daily Tar Heel and the Chronicle at Duke are are joining forces to make a special Rivalry Edition and to see which program can raise the most money between now and Feb. 8.
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