Promoting and strengthening the artistic and cultural development of Orange County, North Carolina
Celebrate Black community and culture with live performances, Black-owned small business and non-profit expos, kids activities, food trucks, and more. More information coming soon. Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day,... Read More →
The Northern Orange Branch of the NAACP, Spirit Freedom, and the Orange County Arts Commission present JUNETEENTH 2023 Portraits of Freedom 2-6pm at the Eno Arts Mill Free and open... Read More →
Last Fridays & the Art Walk are FREE monthly celebrations of art & community in downtown Hillsborough, March-November 2023. With 20+ participating venues, each events includes a new monthly variety... Read More →
CARRBORO, N.C. -- Carrboro Mayor Damon Seils is pleased to announce that the Town of Carrboro will hold its 10th Annual Community Reading of the Frederick Douglass essay "What to... Read More →
Last Fridays & the Art Walk are FREE monthly celebrations of art & community in downtown Hillsborough, March-November 2023. With 20+ participating venues, each events includes a new monthly variety... Read More →
Join us on Second Friday in August from 6 to 9pm for the opening reception of our newest Featured Artist Exhibition. Explore and celebrate the work of member artists R.... Read More →
Partnering with Orange County Schools, we're excited to announce the 2023 ArtCycle Supply Drive! As Back-to-School approaches, we’re celebrating Arts Education & Arts Educators at this month's Last Fridays &... Read More →
Last Fridays & the Art Walk are FREE monthly celebrations of art & community in downtown Hillsborough, March-November 2023. With 20+ participating venues, each events includes a new monthly variety... Read More →
Bring your blankets and chairs and join us for the*new* Live at Legion community concert. The event is free and all ages. Check back for the lineup of musical acts.... Read More →
OCCRC, Carolina Public Humanities, and the Chapel Hill Public Library will host NCSU English Professor Dr. Jason Miller to discuss Langston Hughes’ most famous anti-lynching poem, which he debuted in... Read More →
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