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Weekend Best Bets: Pumpkins, Plays and Pork

By Jessica Stringer | October 22, 2015

Beer Premiere – Thursday, 11:30am-11:30pm – Come out to try one, two or all three Regulator flagships on tap in Hillsborough for the first time. Regulator launch t-shirts & some swanky glassware will be available for purchase, in addition to the beer. The Wooden Nickel Pub, 105 N Churton St.; regulatorbrewing.com Jazz Cabaret – […]

A Heartwarming Meal

By Jessica Stringer | October 21, 2015

Warm soup, dessert and live music made for an enjoyable afternoon as Table hosted their third-annual Empty Bowls on the lawn of Provence of Carrboro as a fundraiser to provide healthy, emergency food aid to area children. Guests chose a keepsake bowl from potters as varied as Haand and Carrboro High […]

The Italian Job

By Jessica Stringer | October 19, 2015

Last week, Rory Kelly Gillis and Kem Johnson were among the first to see Johnson Maserati of Cary‘s new showroom. Inspired by the Italian cars, the event stayed true to the brand’s roots with offerings like caprese skewers and Prosecco. Guests got to get up close and personal with the […]

Weekend Best Bets: Comedy, Canoes and Cops

By Kayla Anderson | October 15, 2015

Meet the Author Tea – Thursday, 3:30pm – Dr. C. Nicole Swiner’s latest book, How to Avoid the Superwoman Complex, provides always insightful and frequently humorous advice. She suggests ways to work around, get over, go through, or simply ignore those life challenges that often lead to negative effects. 137 […]

Racquets Up

By Andrea Griffith Cash | October 12, 2015

Held at The Farm, the third annual Raise a Racquet – featuring an adult tennis tournament, silent auction, luncheon and evening kids’ festival – raised money for the UNC Craniofacial Center. Henry Baddour, a sophomore at East Chapel Hill High, spoke about how the center has helped him since birth […]

Weekend Best Bets: Dachshunds, Dinner and Dr. Dolittle

By Lily Stephens | October 8, 2015

The Art of Recycling – Thursday – November 15 – Get inspired by Scrapel Hill’s latest exhibit “The Art of Recycling,” featuring 11 original works created from recycled or repurposed materials. The exhibit is open until November 15 so there’s plenty of time to get those creative juices flowing or […]

Coaches for the Cure

By Chapel Hill Magazine | October 2, 2015

With plenty of Tar Heels in attendance, BYU Men’s Basketball Coach Dave Rose spoke about his battle with pancreatic cancer at the annual Fast Break Against Cancer held at the Dean E. Smith Center. While guests ate breakfast, Men’s Basketball Coach Roy Williams and Tar Heel announcer Jones Angell auctioned […]

Weekend Best Bets: Puppies, Peppers and a Plant Sale

By Claire Sears | October 1, 2015

NOTE: Events subject to change or cancellation due to weather. Stay dry! Jon Fine at Flyleaf Books – Thursday, 7 pm – Inc. magazine’s executive editor, Jon Fine, and Merge Records’ co-founder and Superchunk’s ex-bassist, Laura Ballance, discuss his new book, Your Band Sucks: What I Saw at Indie Rock’s […]

Drink Sky Pink

By Lily Stephens | September 30, 2015

Carolina Brewery is thinking pink this October. The Chapel Hill-based craft brewery will change its popular “Sky Blue Golden Ale” to “Sky Pink Golden Ale” in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The limited-edition color will raise awareness and funds for Susan G. Komen, a nonprofit working to end breast […]

Weekend Best Bets: Gershwin, Gullah Art and Good Night, and Good Luck

By Schyler Martin | September 24, 2015

Music on the Porch — Thursday, 5:30-7 p.m. — Bring a picnic blanket, settle in and enjoy sounds from the Eric Przedpelski Quartet, one of the hottest jazz acts in the Triangle, as they celebrate the release of their new album. Love House & Hutchins Forum; 410 E. Franklin St., […]

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