Maddie Singleton
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Festival celebrating Django Reinhardt and gypsy jazz coming to Cat's Cradle
The third annual Django Reinhardt Festival is taking place this weekend from Jan. 17 to 19 at Cat’s Cradle Back Room. The festivities kick off Friday night with a free party and jam session from 7:30 to 11 p.m. at The Station.
Showing of 'Black Orpheus' hopes to spark discussion about the ethics of filmmaking
"Black Orpheus" will be shown on Jan. 12 at 3 p.m. at the Orange County Public Library. "It was acclaimed around the world. It was despised in Brazil as a European film that treated the people of the favelas more or less as children, and did so in the service of retelling a Greek myth," Michael Corrado said.
Check out student artwork at the 13th annual Print + Art Sale
The event will take place on the third floor of the Hanes Art Center in the John C. Henry Print Shop. "Essentially it’s just a big all-day event at the end of the fall semester where any student artists at UNC can enter and sell artwork".
UNC professor and students come together for an evening of bluegrass
UNC professor Hank Smith and his band Hank, Pattie & the Current will be playing Friday, showcasing their unique take on the genre of bluegrass.
'Little pieces of our hearts': Artists of all ages participate in Arts on Market
From pottery to jewelry to cakes, Arts on Market has something for everyone.
UNC Pauper Players cabaret celebrates powerful women on and off the stage
UNC Pauper Players is hosting its first cabaret of the season at Linda’s Bar & Grill and its theme is 'Broadway Divas, Powerhouses and Legends'.
Learn about the artistry and history behind tattoos at Tattoo History 101 in Durham
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.
Orange County Artists Guild’s annual studio tour celebrates 25th anniversary
It's time for Orange County Artists Guild's 25th annual Open Studio Tour, and artists from across the county are ready to show off their crafty creations.
Stone Center kicks off Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent Film
The opening film, "Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart," is an independent documentary about award-winning playwright Lorraine Hansberry, known for her activism and for being the first Black woman to have a production on Broadway.