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Carolina Animators Anonymous celebrates 10 years of drawing a crowd (opens the original)
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In 2016, a group of six UNC students piled into the basement of Swain Hall, all brought together by their passion for animation. A decade later, Carolina Animators Anonymous, also known as AniAno, has amassed over 200 members and continues to hold weekly meetings focused on animation education, special workshops and cultivating a close-knit community between students and alumni. Founded on Valentine’s Day in 2016 by then-student Diandra Dwyer, the club was designed to create opportunities for st
Mesas El Salvador food truck brings Salvadoran cuisine to N.C. (opens the original)
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Established in 2019 by a mother and son hoping to bring a taste of Salvadoran culture to North Carolina, the Mesas El Salvador food truck has become a staple to many communities within and beyond the Triangle. It was the desire for something familiar that brought the food truck to life. Veronica Serrano and her son, Fernando Segovia, moved to Durham in 2002. Serrano, after years of working as a waitress, was ready for a new chapter. The pair found themselves missing the foods they grew up with,
Mesas El Salvador food truck brings Salvadoran cuisine to N.C. (opens the original)
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Established in 2019 by a mother and son hoping to bring a taste of Salvadoran culture to North Carolina, the Mesas El Salvador food truck has become a staple to many communities within and beyond the Triangle. It was the desire for something familiar that brought the food truck to life. Veronica Serrano and her son, Fernando Segovia, moved to Durham in 2002. Serrano, after years of working as a waitress, was ready for a new chapter. The pair found themselves missing the foods they grew up with,
‘You make a living emotionally’: UNC professor Adam O’Fallon Price on his new short story collection (opens the original)
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Set to release on Oct. 6, “Objects of Desire: Stories” is a collection of 10 short stories and a 150-word work of flash fiction by UNC-Chapel Hill creative writing teaching assistant professor Adam O’Fallon Price. Connected by the complicated nature of human desire, the stories explore how the deepest of human longings can shape and ultimately transform people’s lives. Long before “Objects of Desire” found its way to Autumn House Press, Price spent decades of his life following his own story, on
Monthly 2nd Friday Art Walk highlights the Carrboro-Chapel Hill art community (opens the original)
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On the second Friday of each month, downtown Carrboro and Chapel Hill hold the Carrboro-Chapel Hill 2nd Friday Art Walk, bringing together 25 venues in a community-wide celebration of the arts. This monthly tradition invites visitors to explore art galleries, studios, shops and restaurants while experiencing live music, spoken poetry and the visual arts. Some participating venues across both towns remain open later into the afternoon and evening, past their regular operating hours, which allow v
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