Red October Would Like You to Figure It Out
By Jason Wares
Weekly Update, September 25
Autumn's arrival | Repair Day | CHPL card fees | Carrboro Music Festival previews | professor-musician William Vizuete | storytelling and community | Week without Driving | Le Tour of Carrboro next Saturday | invasive plants removal | Haw River Learning Celebration | Poet Arthur O'Shaunessy
Carrboro's Ecological Address
The upcoming Haw River Learning Celebration teaches fourth graders how and why to protect our creeks, which are part of the Haw River Watershed. By Althea Clayton
T. Gold’s Mellow Muse Attracts Your Inner Eye
By Jason Wares
Carrboro's first ever Music Market is not to be missed!
Come by The ArtsCenter on Saturday to meet bands, buy merch, enjoy food and beverages, and check out what's happening at this free event.
The Unsustainables Will Make You Move
By Jason Wares
Weekly Update, September 18
Carrboro Music Festival Previews | Musician Dave Hedeman | Police Chief Atack to retire | Honoring Firefighter Bryce Aric Jungbluth | Award-winning bus wrap | Delayed trash pickup | Poet John Steele
“12 Angry Jurors” remakes a classic while addressing contemporary themes
See Center Theater Company's production this weekend or next
Daniel DeLorenzo Trio: Hear Traditional Jazz Influences with a Contemporary Spin from Guitar-Led Group at Carrboro Music Festival
By Pamir Kiciman