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5 Events Not to Miss in Jan/Feb

By Jessica Stringer | January 1, 2016

Hans Hofmann’s work on display later this month at the Ackland includes 1957’s “Maquette for Mural at the New York School of Printing,” composed of mosaic tiles set in concrete. Three Sisters JAN. 20-FEB. 7 playmakersrep.org In this play by Anton Chekhov, sisters Olga, Masha and Irina long to be […]

Weekend Best Bets: Countdowns, Celebrations and $2 Cones

By Jessica Stringer | December 31, 2015

Maple View Farm Ice Cream – Thursday, Dec. 31 and Friday Jan. 1 – Maple View Farm Ice Cream opened its doors on January 1st, 2001 with 12 flavors of ice cream. Celebrate 15 years of ice cream for throwback prices for $1 pints of chocolate milk and whole milk, $2 single scoops, $3 […]

Out of Office

By Jessica Stringer | December 30, 2015

Betsey Elbogen brews the first pot of Carrboro Coffee at the beginning of each workday at Perch Studios. After that, it’s up to one of the coworking members at the communal office to stay caffeinated. Not that any of the freelancers and entrepreneurs, telecommuters and tech designers or lawyers and […]

41 Events Not to Miss in Chapel Hill in 2016

By Chapel Hill Magazine | December 28, 2015

If you want to know the latest in Chapel Hill, find these and even more great events in the Chapel Hill Relocation Guide  –> Click Here. FEBRUARY NC Comedy Arts Festival Laughs are guaranteed during this event that is one of the largest of its kind in the country and known all over the […]

Weekend Best Bets: Holiday Weekend Edition

By Sophia Lucente | December 22, 2015

Gingerbread Village Display – Through January 3rd – Relish the festive display of gingerbread houses made by Chapel Hillians showcasing their creativity and imagination. The Carolina Inn, 211 Pittsboro St.; Free; carolinainn.com CHXC Alumni Run 5K – Saturday, 12pm – Chapel Hill High School invites any and all interested runners […]

Why Chapel Hill Is the Perfect Place to Plant Some Roots

By Randy Cox | December 21, 2015

What words come to mind when you think of this real estate market? We’ve got some great things going on. Tremendous activity. Some areas are better than others, but no area is struggling. It’s healthy. There’s not too much activity to where we see what happened in 2006. Lenders are […]

Weekend Best Bets: Sing-along, Santa and Storytelling

By Sophia Lucente | December 17, 2015

Gingerbread Village Display – Through January 3rd – Relish the festive display of gingerbread houses made by Chapel Hillians showcasing their creativity and imagination. The Carolina Inn, 211 Pittsboro St.; Free; carolinainn.com Carr Mill by Candlelight – Thursday, 5-8pm – Sofia’s Boutique will host a candlelit open house to welcome […]

Sing Along at This Can’t-Miss Holiday Concert

By Jessie Ammons | December 16, 2015

Every Tuesday night, harmonies echo from the eaves of St. Thomas More Catholic Church. “These are people with very prestigious careers and professional lives and families at home,” says Sue Klausmeyer, conductor of the adult chorus Voices. “It’s a tremendous amount of energy from a group of very intellectual, very […]

Why This Habitual Nomad Calls Chapel Hill Home

By Stephanie Elizondo Griest | December 14, 2015

North Carolina promised a calmer life, a nourishing life, one that would restore instead of deplete. And also delight: Every day, it seemed, I found a new source of happiness. The way men young and old called me “Ma’am” and women called me “Honey.” The way any patch of green […]

Reading Day

By Virginia Robinson | December 11, 2015

Morris Grove Elementary participated in its first-ever #grababook Day last week. The day is designed to build students’ reading stamina and promote a love of reading. Students dressed up as their favorite characters and read with UNC’s student-athletes. Photography by Virginia Robinson  

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