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Weekend at a Glance: Spring Festivals, Space Travel and Scrimmages

By Chandler Carpenter | April 6, 2017

An Evening with James Lovell – Thursday, 7:30pm – “Houston we have a problem.” Meet the legendary NASA astronaut who commanded the Apollo 13 mission and spoke this iconic phrase in a night at Memorial Hall. Lovell trained at Morehead Planetarium prior to becoming a nationally recognized astronaut and one of […]

5 Events Not to Miss in April

By Nikki Murdoch | April 3, 2017

2017 Community Egg Hunt APRIL 8, 10AM-1PM Grab your baskets for this extrav-egg-ganza, boasting crafts, games, food, prizes and inflatables galore. Presented by Southern Village, the event features more than 12,000 eggs for three age groups, ranging from 2 to 10, hiding in Southern Community Park. Free.   Carrboro Open […]

Weekend at a Glance: Markets, Music & Magic

By Nikki Murdoch | March 29, 2017

Music on the Porch with Counterclockwise String Band – Thursday, 5:30-7pm – The music and warmer weather continues! Bring a blanket and enjoy live music on the porch at The Carolina Inn, courtesy of the Center for the Study of the American South. Sounds of Kolachi – Friday, 8pm – […]

Weekend at a Glance: Fairy Gardens, Food Trucks and Funk

By Courtney Dennis | March 23, 2017

Music on the Porch: Eric Przedpelski & Friends – Thursday, 5:30-7pm – Music on the Porch is back for Spring! Enjoy a soulful tribute to David “Fathead” Newman by saxophonist Przedpelski at the Love House, presented by Center for the Study of the American South. Wines of Sicily Class – Thursday, 6pm – […]

Designing Larger-Than-Life Brands for Small Businesses

By Laura Zolman Kirk | March 20, 2017

As part of our series The Creatives, we talk to Lane Wurster, partner and creative director at The Splinter Group. Growing up, were you particularly artistic? No, I was more of a jock. I ran track and cross-country, which is what brought me here from Pennsylvania. I ran at Wake […]

Memories With The Mayors

By Chapel Hill Magazine | March 17, 2017

The former mayors of Chapel Hill met in late 2016 at The Carolina Inn to welcome their newest colleague, Mayor Pam Hemminger (seated, far right). From left, Howard Lee (term: 1969-1975), Joe Nassif (1979-1985), Ken Broun (1991-1995), Rosemary Waldorf (1995-2001), Kevin Foy (2001-2009) and Mark Kleinschmidt (2009-2015). MAYOR PAM HEMMINGER You’re […]

Weekend at a Glance: Antiques, Authors and Artists

By Laura Zolman Kirk | March 16, 2017

Cooks & Books Dinner with Adrian Miller – Thursday, 6pm – Savor a three-course dinner and beer during this Fearrington Village event. James Beard-winning author Adrian Miller will discuss his book, “The President’s Kitchen Cabinet,” about the African-Americans who fed the first families in the White House. March Artist Talk – Thursday, […]

Weekend at a Glance: Authors, Art and ACLU-NC’s Benefit Concert

By Ali Stephens | March 9, 2017

Twelfth Night – Thursday-Saturday, 7:30pm; Saturday, Sunday, 2pm – Stop by PlayMakers Repertory Company for a performance of William Shakespeare’s beloved “Twelfth Night” with a twist. This rendition is sure to please lovers of romance, comedy and the 1950s. Natalie Goldberg – Friday, 6-7pm  – Join writing teacher and author […]

Walk With a Doc

By Jessica Stringer | March 9, 2017

Dr. Amanda E. Nelson gets up early each third Saturday for her own good and others’. The assistant professor of medicine and researcher at the UNC Thurston Arthritis Research Center leads a group walk, rain or shine, at UNC Wellness Center at Meadowmont. As the Medical Advisor to the Osteoarthritis […]

What We’ve Heard Around Town

By Chapel Hill Magazine | March 8, 2017

Business briefs, fundraising efforts, people on the move and more

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