March - November, Last Fridays & the Art Walk are FREE monthly events celebrating art, culture, & community in Hillsborough, NC, featuring: The Art Walk (Year-round) - 20+ venues offering exciting exhibitions, live music, family-friendly activities, and more. Roaming Poets (March-November) - A lineup of local poets, storytellers, and spoken word artists stopping at … Continued
Paired poetry and photography by Jack Brady. A very personal expression of his life, his experience, the work beseeches you to realize that there is a duty to the core … Continued
Paired poetry and photography by Jack Brady. A very personal expression of his life, his experience, the work beseeches you to realize that there is a duty to the core … Continued
All kinds of storms – rain storms, thunder storms, snow storms, emotional storms, political storms … work from local artists. Opening reception during the Last Friday Art Walk, Friday, October 25, 6-9p. Participating artists include Jenn Adams, Ashley Armstrong, Ari Ferro, Anne Gardner, Deb Hoch, Marsha Hoffman, Jeannette Johnson, David Knox, Ray LaMantia, Evan Lister-Shimauchi, … Continued
$40 Drop-ins welcome if space allows All Ages Are you intimidated by art? Don’t consider yourself an artist? Never taken an art class? This is the class for you. We are not making good art, we are making BAD art. Art that is not about how it looks in the end, but rather about exploring … Continued
Get set for an exhilarating botanical journey led by the renowned herbalist Melanie Yukov! Venture along the picturesque river walk where Melanie will unveil: The secrets of plant identification Medicinal properties … Continued
Eno River Farmers Market in downtown Hillsborough offers farm fresh vegetables and fruit, cheese, pasture raised meat and eggs, wood fire baked goods, prepared foods and crafts from local growers and producers. … 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 … Continued