Carolina Performing Arts plans to focus on diversity and accessibility in the future
By Elizabeth Wheless | December 16Carolina Performing Arts is continuing to work toward its goal of providing more diverse art to the Chapel Hill community.
Carolina Performing Arts is continuing to work toward its goal of providing more diverse art to the Chapel Hill community.
With help from UNC students, Go Conscious Earth is hosting a fund-raising dance party.
UNC professor Bernie Herman is coming to Flyleaf Books to discuss his book about food in the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
The group will perform "CHiPs Reads The Daily Tar Heel" Tuesday night at Hamilton Hall.
"She Who Tells a Story" is all about showcasing the experiences of Arab and Iranian women.
Since 2007, the UNC LGBTQ Center has been hosting a space for non-binary people to discuss identity and feel heard: Trans Talk Tuesday.
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 York Times journalist and aims to show the violences and struggles that Black women face.
Nearly 50 years on, the Beatles' legacy continues as cover band Abbey Road LIVE! comes to Carrboro.