“Teachers are so often expected to do more and more. This is something teachers choose,” says Chapel Hill resident Laura Fenn about the Walking Classroom program she developed. Fourth and… Read More →
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Click here to subscribe and receive news items delivered to your inbox.Vitamin O: Jeannie Petterson
Jeannie Petterson specializes in vintage boots in her Hillsborough Uniquitiques shop. “I want everyone who walks in to be able to find a pair.” Her favorite boots are from her… Read More →
Vitamin O: Elijah Belz
Elijah “Eli” Belz has owned Hillsborough Bike Shop with his father for two years despite being only 17. He likes bikes (“they are all mechanical with no electronics to go… Read More →
Vitamin O: Allison Sturgill
“I love Jersey cows because of their eyelashes,” says Allison Sturgill, herd manager at Chapel Hill Creamery. She finds “draft animal power amazing.” The farm is “passionate about cows as… Read More →
Reading/Discussion: The Laureate’s Gift – 12/2/15
Wednesday, December 2nd, 7 pm – Reading/Discussion: The Laureate’s Gift Durham Arts Council (120 Morris Street), downtown Durham Join Jaki Shelton Green, Scott Huler, Ian Finley, John Claude Bemis, Carrie… Read More →
“Navigating Social Media” November 20th Artists’ Salon
The Artists’ Salon Series is a professional development series for artists, offered free to the community on a quarterly basis. We welcome any suggestions for topics you feel would benefit… Read More →
Fall 2015 OCAC Arts Grant Cycle
Fall 2015 Orange County Arts Commission grant applications and guidelines are now available. The deadline to apply is by 5 pm on Tuesday, December 1, 2015. Please visit the Fall… Read More →
2015 MacArthur Fellow Michelle Dorrance
Tap dancer Michelle Dorrance has been earning acclaim and awards for years, but none bigger than the one recently announced. Dorrance, who grew up in Chapel Hill, is one of… Read More →
October 30th “Silent as Dust” Reading by 2015 Piedmont Laureate
2015 Piedmont Laureate James Maxey will read his Washington Science Fiction Association (WSFA) Award nominated short story “Silent as Dust” on the eve of Halloween (7-8 pm, Friday, October 30,… Read More →
October is National Arts and Humanities Month!
Every October, we celebrate the profound impact that the arts have on our lives, our schools, and our nation. As we commemorate the 30th anniversary of National Arts & Humanities… Read More →
