Oil on canvas paintings of views of the Grand Canyon by local artist Ari Ferro. The walls of the canyon are painted from original photos taken from a raft being navigated down the river, or from campsites along the banks of the river. Opening reception during the Last Friday Art Walk April 24, 6-9 pm.
Our water situation is changing. We have seen floods, rising costs, and hidden chemicals in our waters. Climate change, development, and changes to government policies are affecting access to water … Continued
Each Thursday from 8-10 Yonder presents live jazz with some amazing local, and traveling jazz musicians. Les Trois Chats Katharine Whalen's JazzSquad Crystal Bright and Griffanzo Taz Halloween with Griffanzo … Continued
Oil on canvas paintings of views of the Grand Canyon by local artist Ari Ferro. The walls of the canyon are painted from original photos taken from a raft being navigated down the river, or from campsites along the banks of the river. Opening reception during the Last Friday Art Walk April 24, 6-9 pm.
FREE monthly events celebrating ART, CULTURE, and COMMUNITY in Hillsborough, NC, featuring: ⭐ The Art Walk (Year-Round) - 19 participating venues offer monthly artist receptions, demonstrations, free crafts, live music, and more. ⭐ Last Fridays Makers Markets (May - October) - Local artists, community groups, and family-friendly activities at the Old Orange County Courthouse North … Continued
Let’s Grow! The HGC Plant Sale on April 25th will offer over 2000 plants including native and pollinator plants, vegetable and herb starts, annuals and cut flowers. There will also … Continued
Experience American history through the unique perspective of one of North Carolina’s oldest and most historically significant towns, with a guided walking tour of downtown Hillsborough. | Saturdays 10:30am-12:30pm | $10
Experience American history through the unique perspective of one of North Carolina’s oldest and most historically significant towns through this visual based, seated tour. Established in 1754 as the seat of government for Orange County, Hillsborough’s colonial legacy and signs of its importance in North Carolina and American history can be seen everywhere.