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A Compelling Compulsion
It's all clicking for photographer Roger Kellison. more »
May 9, 2013 by Jessie Ammons in CHM Blog
Southern Voice
A documentary about the life of Elizabeth Spencer premieres this Sunday at 4 p.m. in Hanes Auditorium. more »
May 1, 2013 by Jordan Carmichael in CHM Blog
Ballet With a Twist
"The Rite of Spring" gets puppetized in a performance by Basil Twist on April 12 and 13. more »
Mar 21, 2013 by Evan Markfield in Arts & Style
Hoop Dreams
The feature film about the 1957 title team is one step closer to reality. more »
Mar 7, 2013 by Matt Dees in CHM Blog (4 Comments)
A Musician's Musician
Read more from Deborah's interview with Chris Stamey, who will celebrate the release of his new album, Lovesick Blues, at Flyleaf Books, followed by a concert with his group The Fellow Travellers at The ArtsCenter. more »
Feb 1, 2013 by Deborah Miller in Arts & Style
Clothes Hound Comes to Chapel Hill
Learn more about Franklin Street's newest boutique. more »
Jan 24, 2013 by Jordan Carmichael in CHM Blog
Laugh It Up
The NC Comedy Arts Fest -- now the largest comedy festival on the East Coast -- kicks off Jan. 30 with a week of standup performances. Here are four comedians you can catch at DSI Comedy Theater and Local 506. more »
Jan 18, 2013 in Arts & Style
The Little Publishing Company That Could
Three decades later, Algonquin Books' supporters and key players reflect on the publishing company's humble beginnings and enduring success. more »
Jan 17, 2013 by Katie Baer in Arts & Style (1 Comments)
Art Around Town
Here’s a sampling of a few sculptures you’re likely to see around Chapel Hill as part of the town's annual Sculpture Visions exhibit. more »
Jan 8, 2013 by Rebecca Putterman in Arts & Style
Carrboro's Silver Screen
The WEEKLY spoke with four local filmmakers to get a preview of what you'll see at the seventh annual Carrboro Film Festival this Sunday. more »
Nov 14, 2012 by Meghan DeMaria in Arts & Style
Broadway Baby
Alan Shapiro dives into fiction with his new novel. more »
Oct 16, 2012 by Lucie Shelly in Arts & Style
Q&A with Yep Roc Records' Glenn Dicker
Read more from Deborah Miller's interview with the co-founder of Yep Roc, which is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a three-day music festival at Cat's Cradle, Oct. 11-13. more »
Oct 10, 2012 by Deborah Miller in Arts & Style
Traveling Home
Tift Merritt headlines the Cat's Cradle in the Commons show with her new album. more »
Sep 19, 2012 in Arts & Style
Season's Readings
Here are some local titles for you to – pardon the pun – leaf through this fall. more »
Sep 7, 2012 by Meghan DeMaria in Arts & Style
8 Questions with Julie Jennings
Jennings tells us how life in her store, Uniquities, and life as a businesswoman have changed during her 20 years on West Franklin Street. more »
Sep 5, 2012 by Lucie Shelly in Arts & Style
Q&A with Little Feat’s Paul Barrere
Deborah Miller, entertainment columnist for The WEEKLY, interviews the vocalist and guitar/slide player before his band's Aug. 4 Cat's Cradle appearance. more »
Aug 1, 2012 by Deborah Miller in Arts & Style
Q&A with Rod Argent of The Zombies
The WEEKLY columnist Deborah Miller talks with Argent before the band's show at Cat's Cradle on July 29. more »
Jul 19, 2012 by Deborah Miller in Arts & Style
Andy of Chapel Hill
Before Andy Griffith introduced us to Mayberry, UNC cultivated his love of the arts. more »
Jul 3, 2012 in Arts & Style (1 Comments)
Good Time, Good Cause
Regional talent shines in the Murphey School Radio Show. more »
Apr 26, 2012 by Matt Goad in Arts & Style
Tragedy Into Triumph
There's a story of loss behind the newest album from Chapel Hill's Lost in the Trees. more »
Apr 18, 2012 in Arts & Style
Idol's Hands
A Q&A with guitarist Rory Block about blues legend Son House and the traditions he imparted on her music. more »
Mar 7, 2012 in Arts & Style
That's My Boy!
Fearrington's Enid Handler interviews her Hollywood son, Evan. more »
Mar 1, 2012 in Arts & Style (1 Comments)
The Entertainers
Through poetry and comedy, these three groups go off script to bring a vulnerability to their work. more »
Dec 8, 2011 by Anna Norris in Arts & Style
Fearrington's Art Mecca
Move over, Belties: Dozens of artists – and their studios – are bringing a new type of attention to the mixed-use community. more »
Dec 8, 2011 by Anna Norris in Arts & Style
Bevello's Bounty
Find everything from fall's trendiest items to more classic styles at the Franklin Street boutique. more »
Nov 11, 2011 by Kelsie Allen in CHM Blog
Camp Memories
Mosquito bites, boyfriends, best friends, pranks, secrets and sunburns. And so much more. more »
Feb 25, 2011 by Lisa Rossi in Arts & Style
Joe Thompson Keeps Fiddlin'
At age 91, fiddle legend Joe Thompson's still teaching - and he can't stop. more »
Jun 29, 2010 by Lisa Rossi in Arts & Style
The Magic Man
Chapel Hill musician Joshua Lozoff's tricks don't include rabbits, doves or tigers. more »
Sep 2, 2010 by Andrea Griffith Cash in Arts & Style
The Sounds of Stella
The members of this all-female a cappella group have been keeping things in tune for 10 years -- both in their personal lives and in their music. more »
Aug 23, 2010 by Lisa Rossi in Arts & Style
Pint-Sized Parties
Forget the cardboard party hats and grocery store sheet cakes. Parents are putting more effort into their kids’ birthday parties. Check out these three themed celebrations. more »
Sep 2, 2010 by Andrea Griffith Cash in Arts & Style (1 Comments)
Wells Tower Comes Home
Chapel Hill native and critical darling Wells Tower returns home and talks about his latest work, Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned. more »
Sep 2, 2010 by Lisa Rossi in Arts & Style
