On one fateful Friday evening, seven first-year students held their first rehearsal for their newly-formed student band, redkanoo, on Craige Parking Deck. After 20-30 people listened in, with people even shining flashlights from Morrison Residence Hall, the rehearsal quickly became a weekly performance.
Over the weekend, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area celebrated jazz manouche, also known as Gypsy jazz, with the fourth Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival.
Jon McDonald, head baker at Weaver Street Market, and other bakers work in a team to create bread and serve their community.
The Eno Arts Mill's Teen and Tween Arts Collectives provide a safe and free space for LGBTQIA+ teens and tweens to find community and practice art.
The Peel Gallery January exhibition, "Best in Show," came to a close with a dog adoption event hosted alongside Hope Animal Rescue.
Staff Writer Marion Rambler reviews The Weeknd's six studio album, "Hurry up Tomorrow," which is expected to be the artist's final bow.
David Lyles hosted a quilt show at the Hargraves Community Center on Saturday.
Indigenous Memories was founded by Beverly Scarlett and is currently working on multiple projects for awareness and adequate preservation of Indigenous heritage.
On Sunday, Solar Equity hosted the Solar Strides 5K Run and Walk Fundraiser to raise money to install solar electricity infrastructure on PEACH apartments, new low-to-middle income apartments in Chapel Hill.
Free Little Art Galleries can be found in Carrboro — dollhouse versions of art galleries where community members can 'hang' their own mini art inside them. Two creators of these mini galleries share their experiences making these galleries and how they bring together different members of the Carrboro community.
A crowd gathers to listen to Django Reinhart and jazz manouche in Lapin Bleu Sunday, March 23, 2025.
