Carolina Performing Arts

Tomorrow is the last night to catch #cpa1971 at Polk Place, but fear not: it's open starting Thursday outside Chapel Hill Public Library (through 9/29).

And on Friday at 7:30, join us at the library for a free discussion with honoree Mary Phillips and curator Gloria Thomas and Jennifer Standish, before we all head outside to marvel at 1971 together.

The New York Times recommends Sarah Cahill's November 16 performance of The Future is Female at CURRENT in their Fall Preview!

Also featured: 19/20 artists Mitsuko Uchida and Mahler Chamber Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, and Golda Schultz. Check it out at the link below!

If you're out and about near The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's campus this weekend, stroll by Polk Place to see our free outdoor art installation 1971 before it moves to Chapel Hill Public Library next week!

This incredible large-scale installation in the trees honors three local women who have dedicated their lives to expanding voting rights in NC. While you're there, be sure to check out cpa1971.oncell.com to hear oral histories and learn more about the women featured. #cpa1971

Coming in hot with the Friday read: Indy Week's Fall Arts Preview, highlighting Martha Graham's upcoming takeover of CURRENT, Rosas danst Rosas, new work featuring Wendy Whelan and Maya Beiser The Day, and Teac Damsa's Loch na hEala: http://ow.ly/TRBX50w7mC2