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Weekend at a Glance: Bites, Bands and a Bridal Showcase

By Courtney Dennis | January 26, 2017

Triangle Restaurant Week – Thursday-Sunday – Indulge this week on some of Chapel Hill’s finest cuisine with special tasting, multi-course menu options at restaurants like Raaga, Trilogy, City Kitchen and more. Deep Denial: The Persistence of White Supremacy in United States History and Life – Thursday, 7pm – Historian and […]

How One Tar Heel Became Guardian of the Hill

By Chapel Hill Magazine | January 24, 2017

I try to get out to Franklin Street at least once a week. Often, I am transported back to my time as a UNC undergraduate, a young person trying to find a path, wondering what the world holds and my place in it. I entered UNC as a freshman in […]

Weekend at a Glance: Dance, Diversity & UNC Women’s Dads and Daughters Day

By Paige Connelly | January 19, 2017

Meet the Author Tea with Carla Buckley – Thursday, 3:30pm- 5pm – Friends of the Chapel Hill Public Library hosts D.C.-born, Chapel Hill-based author Carla Buckley, the international bestselling author of “The Good Goodbye,” “The Deepest Secret” and “Invisible.” She’ll be at the Chapel Hill Public Library to chat about her newest book “The Things That […]

Perk Up at Library’s Coffee Pop-Up

By Laura Zolman Kirk | January 12, 2017

Curling up with a good book and cup of coffee… it seems like a natural pairing. But before Chapel Hill Public Library takes the plunge by adding a permanent coffee shop location, they’re conducting an experiment. A pop-up coffee shop featuring a rotating lineup of local vendors like Carrboro Coffee Roasters, […]

Weekend at a Glance: Live Shows, Love Story and Local Artwork

By Elaine Zhang | January 11, 2017

De Profundis – Wednesday-Sunday, 7:30pm; Sunday, 2pm – PlayMakers Repertory Company is starting off 2017 with “De Profundis,” a workshop production by explosive theatre-makers Brian Mertes and Jim Findlay. Audiences will be invited into the artistic transformation of their work which explores the concepts of isolation, otherness and identity. Opening Reception […]

Discover Local Dining and Drinks with CurEat

By Morgan Weston | January 9, 2017

Entrepreneur Steve Mangano has traveled the world and eaten at many restaurants – which got him wondering why it’s so hard to find a good one when you arrive in a new city. Although there are many restaurant apps out there, they tend to focus on negative reviews and leave the restaurant itself […]

Weekend at a Glance: Sports, Show & Sunshine

By Elaine Zhang | January 4, 2017

*With wintry weather in the forecast, please check individual event websites to see if event will still be held.* UNC Women’s Basketball vs. Florida State – Thursday, 7pm – Head to Carmichael Arena this Thursday and cheer on the Tar Heels! Tickets: $7. Jump-A-Thon – Friday, 6pm through Saturday, 6pm – […]

Weekend at a Glance: New Year’s Edition

By Laura Zolman Kirk | December 29, 2016

Party the night away at the hottest New Year’s Eve parties Chapel Hill has to offer. We’ve rounded them up for you here. Trilogy New Year’s Eve Cocktail Soiree – The restaurant at Silverspot Cinema starts the party at 9:30pm, and includes one cocktail ticket, a champagne toast and family-style meal featuring mushroom […]

Crook’s Corner Owner Chats about Celebrating the Holidays

By Jessica Stringer | December 20, 2016

Any memories from the first holiday season at Crook’s? We opened 34 years ago in the spring of ‘82. On that first December menu, we didn’t even have Shrimp and Grits but we did have desserts like Mt. Airy Chocolate Soufflé Cake and Hot Fudge Brownies, two of my all-time favorites. […]

Weekend at a Glance: Santa, Sweets & Singing

By Jordan Bowers | December 15, 2016

Bill of Rights Day Bell Ringing – Thursday, noon – The public is invited to “bring bells, ring bells” of any size and shape in Hillsborough’s historic merchant district at Cameron Park for 225 seconds (3 minutes, 45 seconds) in honor of the 225th Bill of Rights Day. Free. Gingerbread […]

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