This past weekend, Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh hosted the fifth and final Dreamville music festival. Featured artists included Lil Wayne, J. Cole, the founder of the festival, Erykah Badu and 21 Savage.
Chapel Thrill Escapes, the nation's only student-run escape room, opened a new space-themed room in Cobb Residence Hall last Monday in collaboration with the Morehead Planetarium.
The two-day celebration was the farm's third annual Mardi Gras event featured performances from local musicians, outdoor activities, draft beer and New Orleans food.
Tyamica Mabry's new exhibit, "Transcendence," explores themes of exploration and growth.
"Death of a Salesman" is now showing at Playmakers Repertory Theatre through Feb. 16. Combining elements of tradition and modernity, this iteration of the show is transformed with new creative elements, including projected images created with AI.
Various artists performed at WCOM's 20th anniversary fundraiser on Sunday. WCOM is a local radio station ran entirely by volunteers.
Staff writer Mollie Ray ponders whether "Hawk Tuah Girl" Hailey Welch is the tip of a cultural iceberg in her review of her podcast, "Talk Tauh."
Open mic night at Lanza's, Chime In, encourages community members to come together and share their stories on the second and fourth Friday of every month. The founders, Joe O'Keefe and Erin Miller, wanted to showcase those underrepresented at other open mic nights and provide a welcoming space in the wake of COVID-19.
May Pang, John Lennon's former lover from a period known in pop culture as the "Lost Weekend," will be in Chapel Hill this weekend to present photos of a never-before-seen gallery, depicting Lennon during their 18-month affair.
Carrboro Farmers' Market held its annual Vendor Costume Contest, where UNC students, families and community members were able to come together to explore vendors and live music.
People celebrate Mardi Gras at Pluck Farms on Saturday, March 1, 2025. Rhonda Robichaux and Meaux performed at the event.
