This is a list of pre-approved clean songs to study up on for the Catholic middle school dance. I even threw a few slow ones in there. But watch those hands mister — you need to leave room for the holy spirit.
Jim Ketch, a music professor at UNC, is planning on retiring after 43 years at the school. Ketch played a vital role in shaping UNC's jazz programs.
50 bands and performers will gather at Cat's Cradle this Sunday, Jan. 26, for a charity concert that will raise money for Australian wildlife rescue efforts in the wake of devastating bushfires.
David Burney, lead singer of the Johnny Cash tribute band Johnny Folsom 4, will be recreating the country music legend's iconic Folsom Prison performance at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro from Jan. 24 to 26 .
UCLA musicology professor Nina Eidsheim will be discussing the work of musician Wadada Leo Smith and his "musical-philosophical language" on Jan. 24 in Person Hall.
Triangle ArtWorks is hosting SMASH! this Friday. The event works to bring artists, organizations and creative minds together to learn and connect with one another.
8-Hour Comics Day will be hosted at Durham County Library on Saturday.
Big Dance Theater will bring to life Anne Carson’s Antigonick, a one-act retelling of an ancient feminist narrative, on Jan. 24-26 at CURRENT ArtSpace + Studio.
“Women need to have a voice, and I think we can show that in the way we write our stories and get our thoughts out into the general discussion that isn’t available to other people."
The PlayMakers Repertory Company is producing Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play "Everybody." The play explores the ways in which people handle death through the titular character, Everybody.
The event is hosted by Be Connected Durham and THE CONJURE and provides a chance for local artists, who may otherwise find it hard to feel valued for their art, to share their music in a safe and supportive environment.
The monthly Comedy in a Cave shows at The Cave usually showcase four local comedians and offer fun, positivity and a laid-back environment in an intimate space.
All of the monologues performed at Me Too Monologues are anonymous and performed by actors. The topics of the stories include mental health issues, relationships and various forms of oppression.
The 'lost, lux, libertas' exhibit in the Hanes Art Center brings light to a dark part of American history. On display until Feb. 25, artist André Leon Gray depicts images of police brutality, politics of race in America, Silent Sam, and power structures in America.
In the 28 days that former UNC student Lillian Chason spent in the hospital battling the H1N1 flu, her father kept a journal. He planned to tell her all about it once she got better. Now, 10 years after Chason's death, her father has adapted that journal into a memoir with stories of her childhood, which he will read at Flyleaf Books on Jan. 29.
The House Restaurant and Catering is partnering with Justin Q. Young to host "Paint n' Sip" on Jan. 25 as an early celebration of Black History Month.
Over 100 artists applied to join Hillsborough Gallery of Arts' new gallery, Resolutions 2020. The 36 winning artists' work, ranging from paintings to brick sculptures, will be on display until Jan. 25.
"I’m honestly grateful that I grew up in the age of music on digital. Now I can hit the repeat button once and listen to my song of the day indefinitely."
“The current space has served us well, but it’s a 1960s grocery store that was converted into a performance space in the '80s. This is a new-purpose-built ArtsCenter that is a great opportunity for everyone, and will serve a lot of different needs.”
From the initial analysis of a character's personality to last minute fittings, UNC's student costume designers work tirelessly to bring plays to life for multiple theater companies.
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