Explore Our Issues
May/June 2023
In our 10th annual women’s issue, we highlight 13 women making an impact in our communities, celebrate local businesses’ milestones and more.
March/April 2023
Explore lush outdoor spaces, see the latest home trends and meet eight impactful self-starters in our home & garden and entrepreneurs issue
January/February 2023
Meet young people making a difference, dig into The ArtsCenter’s past and future, find the perfect summer camp and more in our 2023 Kids Issue
December 2022
Make a festive treat while home for the holiday, meet community members dedicated to wellness, get the scoop on downtown development and more
November 2022
This annual issue highlights local students and their mentors, and includes a directory of independent, regional boarding and charter schools
September/October 2022
Our 13th annual Food, Drink and Farms issue highlights fall recipes, local flower farms and our fall arts guide.
July/August 2022
Our 11th annual Best of Chapel Hill issue highlights our readers’ favorites, from new restaurants to clothing stores to museums and more
May/June 2022
Get to know 11 inspiring leaders elevating fundamental causes within our community in our 9th annual Women’s Issue
March/April 2022
Meet some local entrepreneurs, discover timeless home trends, try a new recipe and more
January/February 2022
Find swim lessons, puppet shows, kid-friendly farms and more family fun around town in our January/February 2022 issue
December 2021
Our holiday issue is here! Read about festive events, how locals celebrate and get tips on healthy ways to indulge this season.
November 2021
Veterans Day marks a year since the members of American Legion Post 6 found a new home in a sun-filled building just west of Carrboro where veterans and their families can gather, enjoy camaraderie and swap stories with one another. To commemorate the day, we interviewed four service members, ranging in age from 33-year-old Tony Garcia, who did …
September/October 2021
I scoured Nextdoor at the beginning of the pandemic for someone with an extra coffee machine to use for a few weeks of working from home. A neighbor named Paul had one to spare and left it in his garage for me. But as we all know by now, those weeks became months. Thanks to …
July/August 2021
This is the first letter I’ve written at 40,000 feet in the air, from my aisle seat on a Southwest flight. I felt a familiar thrill as we ascended into the clouds on my way to Colorado in June. Denver isn’t my inaugural post-pandemic trip, though – I got choked up at Progressive Field while …
May/June 2021
We couldn’t have asked for better weather on that Monday in April when we scheduled our Women’s Issue photo shoot. It was sunny and 75 degrees – and a week before the pollen took over – at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. Photographer John Michael Simpson had scoped out pockets of greenery and blooming flowers. I …
April 2021
Our Home & Garden issue is now on stands! Read more about businesses, homes and more in our April 2021 issue of Chapel Hill Magazine.
March 2021
In our March 2021 issue, we share successful business owners, ideas for getaways closer to home, details on the new Wegmans and more
January/February 2021
In our annual Kids Issue, read about new additions at Morehead Planetarium & Science Center, self-directed plays by Morgan Creek kids and more
December 2020
Our annual holiday checklist, festive recipes from local chefs, updates on Chapel Hill’s innovation district and more
