Drama Students Get Creative in COVID Era
When COVID forced high school drama students to move to a digital stage, East Chapel Hill High School theater manager Hope Love kicked the creativity up a level. She and her students…
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The Story of a Family
Talk to almost any artist and they will tell you that no matter how clear their vision was before they started their painting, book, song or film, the project evolved and the end result surprised them.
2019: The Year of the Cradle
1969 was the year that the Cat’s Cradle opened its doors, and gave music a place to live and be live in the Triangle. First in Chapel Hill, now in Carrboro, bands will tell you that between D.C. and Atlanta there is no better club than the Cat’s Cradle.
At the Inn, 12 Days of Joy
Now in its 22nd year, the 12 Days of Christmas celebration at the Carolina Inn has become a local holiday tradition.
The Artist, at 13, Gets Her Due
In a community known for its commitment to arts and education, Stella Waugh-Stewart, age 13, should feel like less of an outsider. She’s academically successful and a talented artist.
The Little Art House That Could
ARTS & CULTURE TLR Staff Report The Chelsea movie theater — on the verge of closing just a couple of years ago — is thriving and growing. Memberships in the…