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Carolina Jams offers a low-key way to meet other musicians on campus and form groups to perform together.
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April concerts close to home and around the Triangle
A variety of artists and bands are coming to the Triangle this month, including the Boom Unit Brass Band and Delta Sleep.
How one musician spreads mental health healing through music
Local violinist, mental health advocate and humanitarian David Binanay is using music to heal others after having experienced trauma of his own.
The great playwriting bake off comes to Chapel Hill
"You don't have time to think. You don't have time to edit yourself or do the normal tricks that you would do as a writer to kind of finesse how words come out."
UNC student productions are coming to the big screen at the Varsity
The Swain Lot Film Festival gives UNC students across all majors the chance to showcase their creativity.
WXYC dance gives Tar Heels the opportunity to 'take it back now y’all'
The WXYC Thru the Decades Dance will be at Cat's Cradle, the doors will open at 8:30 and the show starts at 9:00. Admission is free.
Center stage: 100 years, foreground: legacy — Playmakers announces Legacy|Now season
Playmakers is celebrating 100 years of productions in the 2019/2020 season. The repertory company is using this milestone as a way to look back and remember what their roots are and how a century has shaped their stage.
Column: 'Veep' is the pinnacle of modern feminism
Veep isn't about being a woman, until it is, and that's why it should be considered the pinnacle of modern feminism — or we should at least recognize Selina Meyer as the female equivalent of Don Draper.
Live-action Clue in Wilson Library gets spooky to make the library less scary
As an ongoing University tradition, the game of Clue is coming to life at UNC's Wilson Library on Wednesday, April 10.
PlayMakers' new play "How I Learned to Drive" tackles sexual assault in the #MeToo age
A more tolerant and encouraging atmosphere surrounding sexual assault victims has allowed the PlayMakers Repertory Company to pursue the production of "How I Learned To Drive," a play that explores the complexities of sexual abuse.
Instant and tangible: Polaroids break off from digital media
Fujifilm sold 6.6 million units of their Instax polaroid camera in the 2016 fiscal year. Rarely do we see people revert back to old versions of technology, but in a world of DSLR's and iPhones, we are still observing a return of the polaroid camera. Combining the instant production of the image with the vintage aesthetic of old developed photographs, polaroids are bringing a new trend in the world of photography and hobbyists. What's behind the recent resurgence of instant polaroid cameras?
Scientists discuss the science behind Harry Potter's magical world
Top of the Hill will be hosting Duke professor Eric Spana, and he will be discussing methods of magical inheritance in the Harry Potter universe.
For first-years by first-years: Carolinapalooza showcases diversity and talent
Carolinapalooza is an event for first-years to see the many campus groups UNC has to offer, including performance groups such as Ek Taal, the Loreleis and Harmonyx.
You've heard of Woodstock, now get ready for Connorstock
Join Connor Community for their 14th Annual Connorstock festival.
Duke-UNC Sangeet is bringing tradition to Chapel Hill and breaking down stereotypes
Ramya Kapadia will give a lecture on the Indian dance style of Bharatanatyam to educate people about traditional Indian dance and culture, beyond stereotypical knowledge of Bollywood and belly-dancing.
'Akira' is reimagined with musician Micah Moses' new score for the anime classic
Musician Micah Moses is playing a new score to the classic anime film, "Akira," at Local 506. He aims to portray the emotional tone of the scenes and break into new musical territory.
How do you take your coffee? Hopefully, with gender equality
Open Eye Cafe will be screening a documentary detailing the unsung, essential, and hardworking heroes of the coffee industry: women.
Think Easter eggs are boring? Think again.
The Chapel Hill Public Library will be hosting a Ukrainian Easter egg-making workshop on March 30.
Take a chance on Pauper Players' Mamma Mia performance in Carrboro
Get ready to find your inner Dancing Queen: Pauper Players is bringing the widely popular musical Mamma Mia to Chapel Hill — including all its classic ABBA songs.
Column: The Best Disney Channel Original Movies of All Time
Warning: I’m about to unlock a section of your memories that you complete forgot you even had.
