On Thursday at the Innovate Carolina Junction, Art and the Brain partnered with Coulture Magazine and other designers to showcase mental health disorders through fashion.
On Sunday, the 38th annual Chapel Hill-Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk took place, with over 200 individuals signing up and many local organizations making appearances and donations to help combat food insecurity in the area.
Senior writer Rebecca Savidge reviews restaurants with similar cuisines in and around the Chapel Hill area.
Various UNC students share their running rituals and preferences as they prepare for upcoming marathons, like the Tar Heel 10 Miler and Fleet Feet 4 Mile run.
Starting Feb. 5, Peel Gallery is showing Abigail McAlister's exhibition entitled, "A Mother is a House," which delves into the multifaceted journey of motherhood.
Sonny Kelly is the founder of Legacy Heirs Productions Inc., most well-known for his show, "The Talk," a one-man performance where Kelly himself plays 20 characters. Kelly focuses on making community voices heard and elevating untold or unknown stories.
Local poet Jay Bryan is a longtime a fixture of the Carrboro-Chapel Hill poetry scene and was recently named one of four mentees in the central region of North Carolina for the Gilbert-Chappell Mentor Series.
On Sunday, the Town of Carrboro held a celebration commemorating Elizabeth Cotten, the Grammy Award-winning folk artist from Carrboro. Members of Cotten's family performed at the event.
UNC's Pokémon Go group allows players of the game to come together and form a community through special meetings and events.
Chapel Hill Players "CHiPs" Improv Club performed in Coker Hall on Thursday night performing delightful improv comedy for an excited audience.
Brenda Evans speaks at an event for Elizabeth Cotten Day in Carrboro on Jan. 5, 2025.
