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'Art makes the perfect gift': FRANK's holiday exhibit encourages shopping local

By Sarah Campbell | November 24

FRANK Gallery is hosting a holiday exhibit from Nov. 12 to Jan. 4, where local art will be on sale, with the hope of the pieces being gifted during the ...

Art party invites creatives of the Triangle to bring their work to show and tell

By Alexandra Smith | November 22

The Mothership calls all Triangle-area creatives to partake in this show-and-tell event.

UNC professor and students come together for an evening of bluegrass

By Maddie Singleton | November 22

UNC professor Hank Smith and his band Hank, Pattie & the Current will be playing Friday, showcasing their unique take on the genre of bluegrass.

UNC dance groups Kamikazi and Moonlight team up to honor the Casey family

By Rylee Parsons | November 21

The Debbie Casey Memorial Showcase will send donations and a portion of ticket proceeds to charity in honor of Debbie Casey.

'This is a world premiere piece': UNC choirs to sing poems of wartime

By Alexandra Smith | November 21

UNC Chamber Singers and Carolina Choir are coming together to sing stories based on Paul Green's wartime experiences.

'Little pieces of our hearts': Artists of all ages participate in Arts on Market

By Maddie Singleton | November 21

From pottery to jewelry to cakes, Arts on Market has something for everyone.

Students dancing with Emylice Landestoy at Ninth Street Dance. Photo courtesy of Bepi Pinner.

Beginners welcome: Learn contemporary dance at Ninth Street Dance

By Paris Hackett | November 21

Emylice Landestoy, an instructor at Ninth Street Dance, is hosting a contemporary dance workshop on Nov. 23. Ninth Street Dance is a studio located in ...

Program purgatory: UNC dance minor approved in 2013 remains unfunded

By Elise Mahon | November 20

At UNC, there are many programs for dance, from the Carolina Girls dance team to various dance clubs. However, despite being approved in 2013, UNC does ...

Check out four plays at once at Kenan Theatre Company's One Acts Festival

By Aditya Surana | November 20

The Kenan Theatre Company will be putting on a One Acts Festival from Thursday, Nov. 21 to Monday, Nov. 25. The festival includes four one-act plays performed ...

Column: DTH reviews 'CHiPs Reads the DTH'

By Maddie Ellis and Anna Pogarcic | November 20

"By the end of the night, we had a major reality check: however funny we think we are, we’re still not THAT funny."

Five nights of funny on Franklin Street at The PIT Chapel Hill

By Courtney Heaton | November 19

The PIT Chapel Hill is hosting a comedy festival, consisting of five nights, 50 comedians and 25 improv groups. With the festival, the PIT hopes to spark ...

Sweet victory: Chapel Hill chocolate shop to host Triangle Songwriters Competition

By Megan Friedman | November 19

Local songwriters will be competing for the title of "Best Songwriter in the Triangle" on Sunday. The competition aims to give these musicians the chance ...

Vibe check: Carolina Vibe brings together different dance styles in its fall showcase

By Kristen Jones | November 18

“You can really tell when dance groups are friends, you can see it with the way they interact on a stage.”

Cast of Playmakers' 'Ragtime' hopes audience leaves asking questions

By Sarah Campbell | November 18

“We’re doing our own, very special, what everyone is calling an ‘immersive experience.’”

'Not your parents' Swan Lake': Carolina Performing Arts hosts Loch na hEala

By Dominick Ferrara | November 18

A new take on "Swan Lake" is coming to Chapel Hill, rooted in folklore, the modern world and Irish influences.

Sink your teeth into 'A South You Never Ate' by a UNC professor

By Elizabeth Wheless | November 18

UNC professor Bernie Herman is coming to Flyleaf Books to discuss his book about food in the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

How UNC graduate Nick Trombetta rocks the local music scene

By Hannah Ross Patten | November 18

What would your childhood self think of you now? Have you become someone you would have looked up to? For recent UNC grad Nick Trombetta, the answer is ...

'You just have to be intentional' : Arts venues work toward sensory inclusivity

By Patty Weeks | November 18

Larger theaters, like Duke Performing Arts Center, are implementing a variety of resources to help audience members with sensory issues, but smaller performance ...

Column: We watched 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series' so you don't have to

By Maddie Ellis and Anna Pogarcic | November 17

Disney Plus launched this week, and for most people, that meant they could finally binge watch all the Avengers or Star Wars movies. For us, it meant ...

Upcoming workshop aims to teach artists how to protect their artwork

By Janet Alsas | November 17

An upcoming workshop hopes to provide free legal advice to aspiring artists. With high-costs associated with hiring attorneys, workshop owners hope that ...