Cat Fest in Raleigh promises a purr-fect day
After 25 years of promoting cat adoption and rescue, SAFE Haven will throw an inaugural cat festival that's sure to please all cat lovers.
CULTURE
A 'smart new look': Ackland to unveil new branding at 'Zoom In!'
The Ackland Art Museum is expanding, rebranding and preparing for its next 60 years. It wants you to join in as it prepares for its close-up.
Ring in spooky season with Transactor Improv’s “Sock-Hop Obsession”
“Sock-Hop Obsession” is the improv show that allows you to become part of the spooky world of high school in the 1950s — just in time for Halloween.
Durham's Phoenix Fest celebrates Hayti's African American tradition
18 years on, Phoenix Fest in Durham commemorates Hayti's rich contributions to local business and culture. Highlights will include a parade, musical performances, food and local vendors.
Pennywise and Joker aren’t real... but Wrinkles the Clown is
Wrinkles the Clown, an anonymous 65-year-old man hired by parents to scare children and attend birthday parties, prepares to make his debut on the big screen on Oct. 5, 2019. The film, Wrinkles the Clown, will be featured at the Nevermore Film Festival in Durham.
Parampara 2019 highlights India's rich cultural heritage
Parampara seeks to showcase traditional Indian music and dance styles.
Durham thrift store holds vintage clothing event to benefit domestic violence victims
Community members can attend the Vintage Flea WOW Event at Pennies for Change Thrift Boutique in Durham this Sunday to be transported to a different era while supporting a good cause. All proceeds support victims of domestic and sexual violence in Durham County at the Durham Crisis Response Center.
'A seminal piece of postmodern dance:' Rosas danst Rosas comes to Chapel Hill
World-renowned "Rosas danst Rosas" is coming to Carolina Performing Arts for a rare North American performance. If you're unfamiliar with postmodern dance, this is the perfect opportunity to give it a shot.
C.S. Lewis On Stage comes to UNC's campus with a rational approach toward spirituality
Max McLean's one-man show, "C.S. Lewis On Stage: The Most Reluctant Convert" will be coming to UNC this Thursday to tell the compelling life story of C.S. Lewis.
Flick or treat! Local theater shows Halloween movie classics
The Lumina Theater in Chapel Hill will be hosting a spooky movie every Saturday in the spirit of the month of October. These family-friendly movies are a great way to fuel Halloween spirit in a community environment.
Ackland displays Rembrandt drawings to commemorate his death
A number of Rembrandt’s drawings will be on display at the Ackland Art Museum during October, following the 350th anniversary of his death. This famous artist's work was donated by the Peck Collection in 2017.
UNC jazz players will play with special guest Ricardo Pascal in their next concert
Ricardo Pascal is the featured guest musician in the upcoming performance of UNC student's jazz combos.
Open mic brings emotional catharsis to Chapel Hill community
Open mic night at The Meantime allows for UNC students to express themselves with an artistic approach.
Photo exhibition illustrates the impact of nuclear fallout
"Nuclear Visions" is a photography exhibition displaying images from nuclear fallout across the world in the John and June Allcott Gallery in the Hanes Art Center until Oct. 31.
Biannual festival brings community together to celebrate music, dance and sustainability
A music festival will be held in Pittsboro, North Carolina, that will not only provide great entertainment for the people who attend, but gives back to the community through sustainability.
Office DJ: A sample of Rage
A journalist's take on music with an emphasis on the hard-core, rebellious band, Rage Against the Machine. This music incites passion, which journalists need in their fight for the truth.
Company Carolina's "Circle Mirror Transformation" brings visceral relatability to UNC
Company Carolina will bring Annie Baker's "Circle Mirror Transformation" to campus and hopes the audience will see themselves in the characters.
Photography opens doors to the community with FRANK
The FRANK Community Gallery will host an exhibition in October with art from professional artists and their Duke and UNC students. The goal is to allow students to share their art with the community.
Downtown Durham murals celebrate Mexican modernism
The North Carolina Museum of Art brings colorful culture and heritage to downtown Durham to celebrate an upcoming exhibit.
"This Is Our Youth" mirrors reality in LAB! Theatre's season opening
The play delves into the concepts of finding one's identity, becoming independent and moving on from one's mistakes.
