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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Entertainment
Town of Chapel Hill Announces Plans for Fourth of July Drone Show, Replacing Fireworks Display
The night sky on July 4 in Chapel Hill is set to be filled with lights and action — just with a...
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Two Puppies From Hillsborough Will Play In The 2026 Puppy Bowl
Every year, while sports lovers eagerly anticipate Super Bowl Sunday, animal lovers look forward...
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In Milestone Year, Carrboro Film Fest Moves to Drakeford Complex and Prepares for Stand-By Lines
Carrboro Film Fest is marking a major milestone this winter, as the locally organized and town-sponsored film festival enters its 20th year.
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Top Stories Of 2025: Triangle Residents Dazzle Across Television Appearances
From lovely islands to pretty summers and all the way to the Upside Down, the Triangle made its way onto the small screen in a big way this year.
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CHCCS Teacher Featured In ‘Stranger Things’ Final Season
The fifth and final season of the Netflix drama Stranger Things features a familiar face from the Chapel Hill Carrboro community.
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Gas Explosion in Food Truck Injures 2 Ahead of Pittsboro Music Festival
Two food truck employees suffered burns after a gas leak caused an explosion inside their truck at the Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festival in Pittsboro on Thursday afternoon.
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Country Music Star Eric Church To Speak At UNC Spring Commencement
Eric Church, a ten-time Grammy nominated country music star, will deliver UNC’s 2026 spring commencement speech.
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Local Pop Duo Sylvan Esso Removes Music From Spotify, Releases New Single
Durham-based electropop duo Sylvan Esso both released their latest single in three years and removed their discography from Spotify.
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‘Meant A Lot To Me’: A Familiar Face in Carrboro Is Now in the Gospel Music Hall of Fame
Debbie May of Durham was inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame earlier this month after a three-decade career in the industry.
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