Chapel Hill’s Festifall Arts Markets are back! This year’s Festifall will occur in two installments: Saturday, October 18 (Carolina Day) and Saturday, November 1 (Dia de los Muertos), both from noon to 5 p.m. at the 140 West Franklin Plaza, with an entirely different lineup of musicians, performers, and arts vendors both days.

Aaron welcomes Darien Cropper and Xavier Vallejo of Chapel Hill Community Arts and Culture to preview this year’s Festifall highlights.

Conversation presented by Chapel Hill Community Arts and Culture. Visit ChapelHillArts.org for more information on Festifall and other upcoming events.

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