Chapel Hill native and East Chapel Hill High grad Sara Yusko first crossed paths with John Madden while studying abroad in college. The Notre Dame students began dating after graduation in 2013 and their relationship went the distance as Sara worked to obtain her nursing degree from Duke and John began his career in California. […]
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“Backwoods to Bayou” Southern Folk Art – On Exhibit until November 17, Monday-Saturday, 10am-4pm & Sunday 12-4pm – Two soft-spoken, self-taught artists, known by their nicknames Cornbread and Willie Willie left behind their careers to become full-time artists. You can witness their works reflecting their deep connections to the South at the Alexander Dickson House. An Artist Evening – Thursday, 6pm – Join novelist Clyde Edgerton and photographer John
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“Detroit ’67” – Thursday through Saturday, 7:30pm & Sunday, 2pm – Called “mind-blowing,” by the Huffington Post, this latest show by Playmakers Repertory Company tells a story about two brothers facing adversity in their community, set to a Motown beat. The play will run until Oct. 2. Dorrance Dance – Thursday, 7:30pm – Michelle Dorrance returns to perform in front of her hometown crowd
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PopUp Chorus, the ensemble that welcomes singers of all ages and abilities, turns over a new page of sheet music as they move their home to The ArtsCenter starting September 20. Lauren Bromley Hodge – a former record company executive and a 16-year resident of Carrboro – founded PopUp Chorus in 2014. The group that’s received
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