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Eno River Mill to become multi-use arts facility

By Jackson Davis | October 23

The Orange County Board of Commissioners agreed to implement phase 1 of the Eno River Mills Arts Project to offer affordable art space to the community. ...

A quintessential local farm celebrates Halloween with family time and fresh air

By Emma Craig | October 23

1870 Farm is ready to host some family-friendly fun at their third annual Trick-or-Treat The Farm with high hopes their guests will disconnect from technology ...

Durham concert series reflects the diversity of the local music scene, Durham itself

By Dominick Ferrara | October 23

“It's one of those things where you have access to a lot of different genres of music and talent and people. We have the ability to showcase those and ...

New York guest lecturer addresses history of gender marginalization in ballet

By Liz Johnson | October 23

Historian Lynn Garafola will address the gender discrimination choreographer Bronislava Nijinska faced throughout the history of dance and music at her ...

'I incorporate art into everything I do': For UNC alums, art is more than a major

By Ava Eucker | October 22

The art department at UNC offers studio art and art history as majors and minors for students looking to become professional artists or well-rounded liberal ...

Town and University team up to commemorate anniversary of slaves arriving in the US

By Rebecca Fiely | October 22

In 1619, the first ship carrying enslaved Africans was brought to the U.S. UNC and the surrounding communities are commemorating this anniversary by hosting ...

Your guide to the Halloween spooky season at UNC

By Jodie Londono | October 22

The Triangle Area comes to life around this festive time of year with more than just pumpkins and witchcraft. Consisting of artistic talent and family ...

'It’s a real tactile art form': Durham Scrap Exchange to host screen printing class

By Megan Friedman | October 22

On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Scrap Exchange in Durham will host a screen printing class for beginners. Robby Poore, the designer manager, will teach participants ...

Give yourself over to absolute pleasure and see “Rocky Horror” at the Varsity

By Gaby Iori | October 22

"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is back for a fifth year at the Varsity Theater with six shows to celebrate Halloween.

Hungry for art? Hillsborough Farmers Market might have something for you

By Sarah Campbell | October 22

More than 50 artists of various different mediums will be showcased in the Hillsborough Farmers Market's celebration of local artistic talent.

Diversity, drag and dancing: Halloqueer is an inclusive event coming to Durham

By Patty Weeks | October 22

Halloqueer, an inclusive dance party celebrating Halloween and diversity hosted by Southern Fried Queer Pride, will take place at The Pinhook in Durham ...

Office DJ: Hark the Sound(s)

By Jamey Cross | October 21

As Assistant City & State Editor Jamey Cross looks forward to her December graduation, she shares some of the songs that will always keep Carolina ...

UNC grad talks slavery and its burdens for African Americans at Flyleaf Books

By Janet Alsas | October 20

The Carolina grad and award-winning columnist returns to Chapel Hill to hold an open conversation on the difficult history of slavery.

Short films as time machines: works from the Chicago Latino Film Festival come to UNC

By Elise Mahon | October 20

Two festivals are partnering to help the public experience Latin American culture through film.

Ask the experts: What does success in the music industry look like?

By Megan Missey | October 20

Five panelists from different aspects of the music industry are coming to Chapel Hill to answer questions about what it takes to break into the industry ...

'Scènes du Salon' sees a 19th century female repertoire come alive at UNC

By Elizabeth Sills | October 20

UNC music faculty will be putting on a concert to showcase the music of less-well-publicized 19th century female composers October 23 at 7:30 p.m. at ...

“The Allusionist” podcast live show acts as a platform for gender equality

By Alicia Robbins | October 20

Helen Zaltzman will challenge gender norms at a live performance of her podcast, "The Allusionist," on Oct. 23 in Durham.

'Nothing brings people together more': Fright Night brings fall fever to Durham

By Johnny Sobczak | October 15

In the spirit of Halloween, Durham Parks and Recreation is holding their fourth annual Fright Night on Oct. 18. The event is family-friendly, and all ...

How do ethics die? Find out at a talk held by a UNC professor about Nazi laws

By Anna Batty | October 15

The ethical decisions of Nazis in Germany are up for debate according to professor Eric Muller. He challenges others to think about how people participated ...

You can’t kill the boogeyman: Myers House N.C. Halloween Bash back for its 11th year

By Hannah Ross Patten | October 14

Kenny Caperton is putting on his annual Halloween Bash on Oct. 19 in hopes of highlighting the importance of the holiday.