Sylvan Esso Announces New Album “Ow ∞” and Releases First Single
Durham-based electropop duo Sylvan Esso announced their fifth studio album Tuesday, titled...
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Arts
Eno Arts Mill Announces Reopening Ceremony After Repairing Flood Damage From Chantal
The Eno Arts Mill is preparing to fully return to its regular operations after a year of recovery and rebuilding from flood damage sustained during Chantal.
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Local Artist Loren Pease Creates Vibrant Murals Across the Community
She is known for her murals adorning local businesses and buildings, and has plenty of projects coming to the community soon.
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Orange County Musicians Billy Strayhorn, Arrogance To Be Inducted Into NC Music Hall of Fame
The North Carolina Music Hall of Fame’s 2026 class includes Hillsborough jazz legend Billy Strayhorn and Chapel Hill rock pioneers Arrogance.
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Refuel Prepares to Open Renovated Chapel Hill Location; Will Feature New Local Mural
Refuel will celebrate the reopening of a newly renovated gas station, featuring a new mural, in Chapel Hill on Saturday, June 27 at 11 a.m.
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Clyde Jones Mural Restoration in Pittsboro Completed with Medallion Ceremony
The Town of Pittsboro will celebrate the life of a beloved local folk artist with a restored mural and informational medallion on Sunday.
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Carolina Performing Arts Unveils Multi-Day Performance Festival for ‘Campus and Downtown’
The Carolina Performing Arts festival, called “All. Together. Now.”, is set to debut Feb. 18-21, 2027 and take place every year.
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Elizabeth Cotten’s Family Gifts Legendary Musicians’ Guitar to Carrboro, Opens Annual Blues Festival
A guitar of blues musician Elizabeth “Libba” Cotten – who grew up in Carrboro – was donated to the local government by her family on Friday.
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‘Worried For Our Future’: Authors React to Removal Attempt of LGBTQ+ Books from CHCCS Elementary Libraries
North Carolina legislators are pushing to remove 63 LGBTQ-themed books from CHCCS elementary schools, saying they violate state law for being available in libraries.
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When UNC Didn’t Offer a Class About the Art Market, a Student Created It Herself
There is always an interesting class to take at UNC-Chapel Hill, but not one exclusively focused on the business side of the art world.
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