From now until Nov. 24, the Horace Williams House will be displaying the unique photograms and experimental photography of recent UNC graduates Jenny Burton and Greg Halloran.
It’s not magic and it’s not a psychic trick; it’s mentalism. The Amazing Kreskin is a real-life mind-reader, and he is coming to Carrboro Saturday to perform his jaw-dropping feats of perception.
Author Ron Rash will be speaking today as the 2013 Thomas Wolfe Lecturer and Prize Winner.
No matter what your age, be prepared to be inspired by The ArtsCenter’s “The Perfect Day.”
Novelist John Milliken Thompson will be coming to the Bull’s Head Bookshop Friday to talk about his new book, “Love and Lament.”
Sarah Maas, 26-year-old young adult fantasy author, will be coming to Flyleaf Books. Staff writer Melissa Bendixen spoke with Maas about recent achievements. She said the book’s success recently elevated it to The New York Times Best Seller List.
Sometimes what goes around doesn’t always come back around. In Deep Dish Theater Company’s “Good People,” main character Margie has yet to learn this lesson.
Even when he was in college, UNC alumnus John Claude Bemis enjoyed reading books aimed at young readers.
At a latte-making class at Open Eye Cafe on Saturday, students unleashed their coffee creativity, trying their hands at making designs from elephants to tulips.
Tour-goers serving themselves vegetable curry at Vimala’s Curryblossom Cafe
Close-up of a The Pig hotdog topped with relish and red beet mustard. In the background, Sam Suchoff serves a Taste Carolina tour-goer at the Carrboro Farmer’s Market.
Dr. Steve Auerbach spoke on saturday about "Winning Health Care for the 99%" in front of the post office for Occupy Chapel Hill. Auerbach- white lab coat. Dr. Jonathan Kotch- hat and mustache- professor at UNC, president of Health Care for all NC. Katya Roytburd- holding sign saying "single payer"- helped organize the event with Kotch
left to right: Iris Schwintzer, Shirley Ray, Ernie Quade. Judges for the E Franklin Street Precinct assist morning voters. Deborah Finn, of 214 Hillsborough St., votes with her husband and dog. (purple jacket). At larger elections, Mrs. Finn is also a judge for the E Franklin Street Precinct
left to right: Iris Schwintzer, Shirley Ray, Ernie Quade. Judges for the E Franklin Street Precinct assist morning voters. Deborah Finn, of 214 Hillsborough St., votes with her husband and dog. (purple jacket). At larger elections, Mrs. Finn is also a judge for the E Franklin Street Precinct
left to right: Iris Schwintzer, Shirley Ray, Ernie Quade. Judges for the E Franklin Street Precinct assist morning voters. Deborah Finn, of 214 Hillsborough St., votes with her husband and dog. (purple jacket). At larger elections, Mrs. Finn is also a judge for the E Franklin Street Precinct
left to right: Iris Schwintzer, Shirley Ray, Ernie Quade. Judges for the E Franklin Street Precinct assist morning voters. Deborah Finn, of 214 Hillsborough St., votes with her husband and dog. (purple jacket). At larger elections, Mrs. Finn is also a judge for the E Franklin Street Precinct
