Burning Coal and Associates Create Fourteen Takes on the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution
While the United States of America was established in the year 1776, women citizens of the country did not receive the right to vote until 1920. That means that (possibly more than) half the citizenry of the United States was...
Read MoreWhat Appears to be Only a Small Coffeeshop Is Actually Pittsboro’s Center for the Arts
Tucked into a row of shops on East Salisbury Street in Pittsboro is pretty much a small wonder. It looks like a coffeeshop; there’s a glass display of goodies, topped by a register and sampling many a tasty morsel. Indeed,...
Read MoreOn April 20, 1999, two young teens in the middle of the country made a pact; they carried out that pact with determination and precision. As a result, 13 students at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado were lost to gun...
Read MoreJustice Theater Project’s latest in their “From Monologue to Dialogue” season is Sweat, the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Lynn Notage that chronicles a series of dates. The show spends time in two years, eight...
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Baroque & Beyond Ensemble Plays “The Enamored Butterfly” with Period Instruments
When CVNC asked me to attend the latest concert by the Baroque and Beyond ensemble, I was happy to...
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