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Polly Panic brings classical instruments into the rock arena

By Miranda DiPaolo | October 7

Asheville-based band Polly Panic is making big waves in the underground music scene. Their unique style of music points to their mission to diversify ...

Performer Betsy Bertram tells a story about her late father during the Into the Wild event at the Forest Theater on Friday night.

Into the Wild takes storytelling to the next level in Forest Theater

By A.J. OLeary | October 7

“We’re social creatures. We want to be known. But a lot of us are afraid to reveal our true selves. We try to tell people what we want them to feel ...

'Stay humble, and stay hungry': Bollywood fusion group Chalkaa tells stories through dance

By Ava Eucker | October 7

UNC's South Asian dance group, Chalkaa, continues to bring excellence and pride to its members and the community for its 11th year on campus.

Ground floor of Morrison opens as creative art space for students

By Krupa Kaneria | October 7

If you've been looking for a place on campus to unleash your creativity and make art, the Morrison Art Studio is opening next week.

Former SNL writer is back in Chapel Hill to share his comedy expertise

By Katie Barham | October 7

The PIT founder, Ali Farahnakian, will lead a workshop to share the dos and don'ts of being a successful comedy writer.

Cane Creek Cloggers bring longtime tradition across the state

By Laura Rong | October 7

The Cane Creek Cloggers, an Appalachian-style clog dance group, brought rhythm and joy to the Festifall Arts Festival on Sunday.

REVIEW: The Pillowman brings edgy drama with a comic twist

By Henry McKeand | October 5

The LAB Theatre's production of "The Pillowman" leaves its audience uncomfortable in the best way.

Grow what you drink with this tea workshop at Camellia Tea Gardens

By Savannah Bradley | October 4

Learn about tea, both the plant and drink, at the Camellia Forest Tea Garden and attend a workshop to grow your own.

Forget Ted Talks, Chet Chats are bringing a comedic spin to the speaking art form

By Anna-Daisy Mudd | October 4

At the Peoples Improv Theatre, Chet is the new Ted. The new comedy series, Chet Chats, a play on Ted Talks, is coming to The PIT on Oct. 4.

"Can We All Be Feminists?" 20-year-old editor explores intersectional feminism at Flyleaf

By Emily Siegmund | October 4

June Eric-Udorie is a 20-year-old student at Duke University. Instead of spending her first year signing up for clubs or hanging out casually with friends, ...

Me Too Monologues: Using theater for social change

By Jamie Cummings | October 3

The 'Me Too Monologues' are currently being written and produced to be performed in January. The monologues are a collection of stories from anonymous ...

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The Pillowman redefines storytelling in the LAB! Theatre's upcoming dark comedy

By Lucas Thornton | October 2

UNC's LAB! Theatre Company will kick off this semester with a creative performance based off Martin McDonagh's original work, "The Pillowman."

Big Band Night honors Phil Bushnell's life in music

By Elsa Mark | October 2

In celebration of the life of founding member and lead saxophonist Phil Bushnell, The Triangle Jazz Orchestra will be hosting a Big Band Night in partnership ...

Real life experiences in seconds with 30 plays in 60 minutes

By Sydney Frost | October 2

UNC students of the Modern Shakespeare Society are inspired by Neo-Futurist style and take real life experiences to create a performance that consist ...

Step outside to see the local artists in the 30th Annual Sculpture in the Garden

By Krupa Kaneria | October 2

The North Carolina Botanical Garden brings sculpture lovers a new treat with their interactional exhibit of art and nature.

Stomp N' Shake has struck lightning on UNC's campus

By Cammy Welch | October 1

After their first breakout performance on April 2, Blue Lightning gained campuswide attention. They will perform during halftime at the annual Homecoming ...

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Get spooked with the whole family at Lumina Theater's Halloween Movie Series

By Madeline Rael | October 1

Take a walk down spooky memory lane with The Lumina and see classics from "Beetlejuice" to "The Shining" for just $1 each.

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Kenan Theatre Company prepares for fall production in memory of Lillian Chason

By Molly Looman | September 30

The Chason production, a theater performance coming to Kenan Theatre Company, is much more than just an opportunity for young dramatic arts students to ...

Celebrating global cinema locally with Film Fest 919

By Macy Meyer | September 30

The Film Fest 919 lineup will feature 36 of this year’s best independent films, representing 17 countries.

CLICK! Photography Festival to feature Chapel Hill galleries on annual bus tour

By Katie Barham | September 30

Guests on the tour will view work done by several North Carolina artists.