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Leave it to the baby goats to usher in the fall season at Spring Haven Farm

By Frances Hoggard | September 30

From pumpkin carving with goats, hayrides, games, a maze, and baked goods, Spring Haven Farm has it all for the quintessential autumn day.

Office DJ: David is taking it back to the old days...middle school

By David Saff | September 28

David Saff is kicking old school ... specifically middle school, which he affectionately refers to as the "Dark Ages." Check out his tweenage playlist ...

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Queer Book Club aims to appreciate representation in literature

By Rachel Jensen | September 27

The Queer Book Club is back, and despite midterms season rapidly approaching, the club's founders want to offer a unique way to squeeze in leisure reading. ...

Exit grad student stage left, enter PlayMakers costume designer stage right

By Krupa Kaneria | September 27

Balancing the sewing machine with the books: many students, like Sam Reckford, take on a full-time graduate load and still manage to work full-time: after ...

"It takes a village to raise a poet:" student poet Mistyre Bonds talks slam poetry and community

By Savannah Bradley | September 27

DTH spoke with Mistyre Bonds, a UNC senior, currently serves as the Residential Poetry Director for UNC Wordsmiths, a student-run slam poetry organization. ...

Carrboro and small towns get a vote in international film festival Manhattan Short

By Miranda DiPaolo | September 27

The Manhattan Short film festival is expanding to Carrboro, N.C. and other small towns. The festival will feature nine eligible Oscar nominees, and the ...

North Carolina Symphony renders Beethoven’s 5th in Memorial Hall

By Jamie Cummings | September 26

The North Carolina Symphony brings Beethoven's beloved No.5 to Chapel Hill's campus and around the state during the month of September. As the symphony ...

Students display their art in Allcott Gallery, located in Hanes Art Center.

Art and Native American representation thrive in Hanes Art Center lecture series

By Olivia Foley | September 26

The Hanes Art Center will focus on an often-forgotten but important section of American art history, and is recruiting notable figures to help.

The PlayMakers Repertory Company is a professional theatre company in residence at UNC Chapel Hill.

Mobile Macbeth brings yesterday's themes to the present

By Elsa Mark | September 26

Minimalism meets Macbeth: The Shakespeare classic is making its way through the Triangle with a van, three black boxes, and a cast of only five members. ...

Silent Sam dominates First Amendment Day art panel discussion

By Ellie Heffernan | September 26

“Voting, expressing the will of the people in whatever way works for you, are the best I can come up with."

Professor Howard Craft found his calling bringing plays beyond the page

By Rebecca Fiely | September 25

Craft, a poet, playwright and arts educator, has taught creative writing to students aged eight to 80.

“Oops! (They) Did It Again!” WXYC hosts 2000’s dance

By Sydney Frost | September 25

If you have any desire to scream your favorite 2000s bops at the top of your lungs, then you're in luck. UNC students can boogie their booties off this ...

Indigo is back from its 230-year vacation with Honeysuckle Tea House's new festival

By Lucas Thornton | September 25

“We want to teach people about it, have more people know about it and bring it back," she said. "That’s our goal."

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Stone Center film festival celebrates new aspects of the African diaspora

By A.J. OLeary | September 24

The Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent Film is coming to Franklin Street to screen films that celebrate diversity. If you're a film buff, or even ...

Meet the man behind the RedBall bouncing around Chapel Hill

By Jessica Hardison | September 23

Perschke brought the RedBall to UNC's campus to celebrate the Ackland Art Museum's 60th birthday. The installation will be in several new locations over ...

A year ago Chelsea Theater was on the brink, now it's back

By A.J. OLeary | September 23

The Chelsea Theater was saved by a devoted community, and has now returned with a new exciting film series — Late Nights At The Chelsea.

Chapel Hill Public Library breaks the rules with Banned Books Week

By Isaac Rosso Klakovich | September 19

Next week is Banned Books Week at the Chapel Hill Public Library, and the town is celebrating the intellectual freedom that's been hard-fought to keep ...

Here's why there's a giant red ball rolling around campus

By Sara Pequeño | September 19

The Ackland Art Museum is celebrating its 60th birthday with an interactive exhibit around campus and a private opening of their new exhibit, “Birthday ...

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Office DJ: Ace your hardest midterms with Misha's playlist

By Ramishah Maruf | September 19

From her own experience, Misha created the perfect playlist, from John Mayer to SZA, to help even the biggest procrastinators focus and study for their ...

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Zero-waste event walks the walk at screening of "A Plastic Ocean"

By Elsa Mark | September 19

The North Carolina Botanical Garden will host a screening of "A Plastic Ocean," a documentary about the harmful impact of plastics on the Earth, at the ...