This informal evening event will echo Parisian salons of the 18th century, complete with dinner and live musical performances. It will focus on Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-George, who came to Paris as a child and skyrocketed to fame as … Read more
featuring the Verona Quartet We're joining our friends at the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle (COT) before their Fiddle Frenzy concert in Saxapahaw. Presented at the Haw River Ballroom, CPH Executive Director Max Owre will host a pre-concert conversation … Read more
A 75-minute performance that centers the stories of Black North Carolinians who have fought for freedom & inclusive democracy, on & off the traditional battlefield, throughout the last four centuries. A discussion with Dr. Sonny Kelly will follow the performance. … Read more
In collaboration with Chapel Hill Public Library The annual Juneteenth celebration of Black history and the Black struggle for equal rights provides the context for this special panel discussion and community conversation. Drawing on the personal insights and historical perspectives … Read more
A 75-minute performance that centers the stories of Black North Carolinians who have fought for freedom & inclusive democracy, on & off the traditional battlefield, throughout the last four centuries. A discussion with Dr. Sonny Kelly will follow the … Read more
in collaboration with the Chapel Hill Public Library In advance of the November election and in light of the monumental decisions handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court in recent months and years, CPH invites you to a free panel … Read more
featuring JJ Bauer, Teaching Assistant Professor of Art and Art History Join art historian JJ Bauer on a stroll through UNC’s campus and history. On this two-hour tour, participants will explore buildings and campus landmarks from many eras. We’ll also … Read more
in collaboration with Burning Coal Theatre Company This fall, Raleigh’s Burning Coal Theatre Company will present Michael Frayn’s award-winning play, Copenhagen, based on a real-life meeting between physicists Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg in 1941 and its implications for the … Read more
in collaboration with the Ackland Art Museum Join Carolina Public Humanities and the Ackland Art Museum for an interactive workshop focused on observing, describing, questioning, and celebrating diverse perspectives on art. Ackland experts will highlight pieces from the permanent collection … Read more
Listen to Lloyd Kramer discuss his book with WCHL’s Aaron Keck on “Oh, The Humanities” below: featuring former CPH director Lloyd Kramer Join CPH at Flyleaf Books to discuss Lloyd Kramer's latest book, Traveling to Unknown Places, which presents a … Read more
