UNC Loreleis hold spring concert celebrating a night of women and music
By Sophia Graci | April 13The a cappella group sang a combination of genres, including a Bruno Mars medley and “Lorelei” by Ella Fitzgerald, and honored their seniors.
The a cappella group sang a combination of genres, including a Bruno Mars medley and “Lorelei” by Ella Fitzgerald, and honored their seniors.
The Wallabies, formed in October 2024, is an alt-indie rock band comprised primarily of students at UNC. Their upcoming shows will be on April 11 and 12, where they will open for Solstice at He's Not Here and at Clouds Brewing, respectively.
The uncquirks creator has only revealed small details about her identity thus far — until now.
The Weave & Spin show in the Eno Arts Mill in Hillsborough is an open mic show that welcomes the community, particularly members of the BIPOC and LGBTQIA+.
On Friday, The ArtsCenter in Carrboro hosted a Valentine's Day improv show performed by Actors Improv Theater.
The Ackland Art Museum's newest exhibition, titled "Triple Take: Dialogues with the Terra Collection-in-Residence," opened on Jan. 31 and will be open to the public until May 11.
The Balourdet Quartet performed on Monday at the Ackland Art Museum, offering a unique experience for participants to enjoy both visual and performing arts.
"Landmarks," created by two PhD students, is a live folk music series created this year with the intention of building an appreciation for folk music.
Various on-campus dance groups are preparing their fall shows in the upcoming weeks, including Que Rico, UNC Ballroom, Carolina Vibe and Blank Canvas.
On Sunday, the Ackland Art Museum held Music in the Galleries, a free event where local musicians, including John Harrison and Benjamin Felton of Tacoma Park, played while attendees perused the museum's collection.
UNC professor Carlina Duan reads her poetry at the Weave and Spin open mic at Eno Arts Mills in Hillsborough on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
Actors Improv Theater perform "ImproValentine," an improvised musical comedy about love on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, at the ArtsCenter in Carrboro. Hailey Brown, Greg Hohn, Dana Marks and Steve Scott perform on stage.