By Alicia Stemper Poet Emilio Taiveaho is a first generation immigrant. Born in Quito to a Finnish father and an Ecuadorian mother, he also has three younger sisters living in… Read More →
Monthly Features
Arts Event of the Month: The Children of Harvey Milk
UNC-Chapel Hill Professor of Political Science Andrew Reynolds will be launching his book, The Children of Harvey Milk: How LGBTQ Politicians Changed the World, all over the world in the… Read More →
Vitamin O Artist of the Month: Leigh Stringfellow
By Alicia Stemper/Vitamin O Although it is easy to immediately make beautiful music on the harp, mastering the instrument is difficult. Musician Leigh Stringfellow has loved the harp since she… Read More →
Vitamin O Artists of the Month: North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble
By Alicia Stemper Founded in 1982, North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble (NCYTE) is a repertoire company with roughly 40 dancers, all age 18 or younger. Surprisingly, founder and artistic director… Read More →
River Park Concert: Happiness is free in the 27278
Happiness is free in the 27278. That’s the motto for this year’s annual River Park Concert, presented by the Hillsborough Arts Council. It was inspired by The Wood Brothers, the… Read More →
