By Meagan Bergstrom for The Daily Tar Heel January 12, 2022 | 7:57pm EST Tracks Music Library, a collection of free music made by artists in the Triangle, is holding its third open call period for new music submissions. The open calls started J…
Tracks Music Library invites Triangle-area bands and musicians to submit work for consideration in the collection. A project by Chapel Hill Public Library and Chapel Hill Community Arts & Culture, Tracks Music Library is a free streaming service …
By Tammy Grub | News & Observer Chapel Hill’s downtown “Sea Turtles” mural was demolished in July almost without a word — nothing like the stir created in 2013 when another beloved artwork on West Franklin Street was painted black. For 20 years…
New art is coming to 140 West Plaza. We’re working with local artist Max Dowdle to paint a mural on the wall near Que Chula Tacos. We’re seeking your input to inspire the art. Fill out the form below! Please respond by 11:59 p.m. on Sunda…
In the season inspired by eating and giving, Chapel Hill Community Arts & Culture and Chapel Hill Parks & Recreation are hosting the first Thanks + Giving Food Truck Rodeo and Non-Profit Showcase. On Sunday, November 21 from 12-4 p.m. at Legi…
Chapel Hill Community Arts & Culture is bringing Festifall back to downtown Chapel Hill, with a diverse collection of artists and performers, new locations, and more dates. Festifall Arts Markets & More will activate three different areas of…
Local community organizations are excited to announce the completion of a new mural honoring Black civic leaders from Chapel Hill and Carrboro. Painted by artist Kiara Sanders, the African American Trailblazers mural celebrates twelve people who help…
By Charlotte Easley for The Daily Tar Heel Photo by Cynthia Liu | The Daily Tar Heel August 30, 2021 | 8:37pm EDT At a junction of Chapel Hill and Carrboro where the two towns meet, a new mural featuring local Black trailblazers is nearing c…
Photo by Katie Rains | The Daily Tar Heel The new art bus, highlighting the the ongoing struggle for racial justice, stopped on Franklin Street for a break on Aug. 23. By Ashley Quincin for The Daily Tar Heel August 24, 2021 | 8:06pm EDT T…
