Orange County's BEST ACOUSTIC Open Mic! đ€ Yonder Open Mic NightEvery Tuesday, Hillsboroughâs coziest living room turns into a showcase of local talentâand you're invited! Whether you're a seasoned performer … Continued
A diverse collection of art produced by caregivers of loved ones with dementia. Opening reception is Sunday, November 9, 3:30-5:30 pm. Hosted at Margaret Lane Gallery.
đ¶ Support the Orange High School Band! đ¶ The OHS Band Deweyâs Fundraising Store is now open! đ„đȘ Stop by and stock up on your favorite Moravian Cookies, Sugar Cakes, and more â all while supporting our amazing Orange High School Band students. Every purchase helps fund instruments, uniforms, competitions, and travel opportunities for our … Continued
Hillsborough Elite Networking â powered by Rockstar Connect Join us for a dynamic, free business networking event in Hillsborough where community leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals gather to forge real connections. … Continued
đ¶ Music Bingo at Eno River Brewing Every Wednesday | 7â9 PM | 21+ Only đ Location: Eno River BrewingLive tunes, craft brews, and bingo with a beat! đŻ What It Is: Forget numbersâthis is bingo with a musical twist! Instead of numbers, your bingo card has song titles or artists Listen to short clips, … Continued
Located in Hillsborough, North Carolina, Ayr Mount strikes a startling figure in the historical town. The 1815 federal, masonry edifice was the first of its kind in this once bustling trade town, and thanks to the preservation efforts of our founder Richard Jenrette, remains well preserved with several original family objects on display. CAHPT invites … Continued
Networking, artist hangout, skills share, yummy drinks Join us for all of these parts and more as you sit with other artists for a 2-hour event, hosted by Anne & Arthur owner Erin Campbell at Eno River Brewing in Hillsborough, North Carolina. NOW A FREE EVENT!  Join us and claim your seat at the communal tables inside ERB … Continued
Located in Hillsborough, North Carolina, Ayr Mount strikes a startling figure in the historical town. The 1815 federal, masonry edifice was the first of its kind in this once bustling trade town, and thanks to the preservation efforts of our founder Richard Jenrette, remains well preserved with several original family objects on display. CAHPT invites … Continued