Lifestyle Staff Writer Adele Harris deleted social media apps from her phone for a couple of days. Here are her reflections.
This year's Festifall celebrated Día de los Muertos, the Latino holiday which honors family members that have passed away. Various vendors set up on Saturday to celebrate the holiday as attendees walked from vendor to vendor, enjoying the afternoon.
Writer Adele Harris reviews the annual North Carolina State Fair, with college students (and their tight budgets) in mind.
This album showcases the collaboration between friends, and it helps to introduce its listeners to early modern music.
On Friday, Attic 506 hosted a rooftop market as a part of the second Friday open studios in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area. The market included vendors such as Jill Bowman of Maneater Apparel, an upcycled feminist clothing business, and Izzy Hall of Garden & Gather, a terrarium business.
The Process Series, which had its first event of the 2024-2025 season on Friday, Sept. 13, is a way for artists to present their works in progress. Joseph Megel, the founding artistic director of the series, said that, "It's a different way of experiencing information and knowledge, and has its own power."
The Daily Tar Heel interviewed UNC fans as they showed up to Kenan Stadium decked out in Carolina Blue, cowboy boots, overalls, hand-made crochet tops and more.
Every Thursday, the Triangle Go Group meets at Lanza's Cafe in Carrboro to play the centuries-old board game, Go. Meetings attract players of all ages and skill levels who are all united in their love for the game.
From kayaking at Jordan Lake to watching movies to escape the heat, there's a range of summer activities in Chapel Hill for those staying in the area over the summer.
On Saturday, Hillsborough celebrated Revolutionary War Living History Day with volunteers dressed in period appropriate clothing.
