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Orchids bloom into the Triangle at the 5th Annual ‘Fall for Orchids’ show

By Paris Hackett | November 5

At the Fall for Orchids show, the Triangle Orchid Society will showcase their wide array of knowledge about orchids, including how to get orchids to rebloom. ...

Durham County pottery tour aims to celebrate and educate attendees on local art

By Dominick Ferrara | November 5

Durham County is hosting a pottery tour on Nov. 9 to Nov. 10 to celebrate local art and educate people on the Durham pottery scene and what goes into ...

From dorm room to rooftop: Meet the UNC band The Northbounds

By Alec Critser | November 5

Five UNC students from an array of musical backgrounds have come together to form the band, The Northbounds, and provide quality entertainment for the ...

'A community that's more like a family:' Trans Talk Tuesday celebrates a decade

By Elizabeth Wheless | November 4

Since 2007, the UNC LGBTQ Center has been hosting a space for non-binary people to discuss identity and feel heard: Trans Talk Tuesday.

'A musical safari’: Verona Quartet collaborates with local musicians for performance

By Kristen Jones | November 4

The performance will feature "The Carnival of the Animals," a 14-movement musical piece that emulates different animals' essences and sounds.

Second annual Sexual Health Art Show uses art to remove reproductive stigmas

By Courtney Heaton | November 4

This Tuesday, Nov. 5, GlobeMed will be hosting its second annual Sexual Health Art Show. All ticket sales from the event go to support GlobeMed’s partner ...

Engage with photo books celebrating female empowerment in the Arab world at the Ackland

By Megan Friedman | November 4

“One thing that I hope people will take from this is understanding how others capture what might be important to them,” Hale said. “I think there's ...

Lecture will examine works of controversial German painter Otto Dix

By Alicia Robbins | November 3

University of Missouri art history professor James Dyke will be at UNC this week giving a lecture on controversial German painter Otto Dix.

'Altered Chapel Hill' turns vintage postcards into new art showing the town's history

By Janet Alsas | November 3

A new interactive art exhibit will gave patrons a chance to directly touch the past and connect it with the present.

Art exhibition brings light to the past to make sense of the present

By Elise Mahon | November 3

UNC alumna Kelly Popoff brings an art exhibition to campus that chronicles both personal and national histories and seeks to spark internal conversation ...

'We have a lot of stories to tell': Theatre company tackles themes of diversity

By Elizabeth Wheless | November 1

Black Arts Theatre Company prepares its first play, "Black Girl, Interrupted," to show on Nov. 7, 9, and 10. The play follows a narrative of a Black New ...

Get an inside look at a futuristic opera at the Ackland

By Aditya Surana | November 1

The Ackland will be hosting an interactive dress rehearsal of a space and future opera.

Poet Jimmy Santiago Baca’s poetry reading will make you 'stand up and start jumping around'

By Alicia Robbins | November 1

Renowned poet Jimmy Baca hopes his readings will inspire happiness and love for audiences.

A festival of the awesomely strange: Oddville’s live art experience

By Ben McEntire | October 31

Explore a new world of art with Oddville, the art festival that embraces all things weird.

Performer, teacher, inspiration: Ray Dooley marks his 100th production with PlayMakers

By Maddie Ellis | October 31

Ray Dooley's legacy at PlayMakers Repertory Company is an inspiration to his students, colleagues and patrons as he celebrates 30 years of hard work. ...

HRC Triangle's Queer Prom allows people to reclaim high school memories

By Rylee Parsons | October 31

HRC Triangle's Queer Prom provides everybody with a safe, inclusive and fun environment that many were not able to experience in their teenage years. ...