His latest album, 'Live In Amsterdam' was recorded at a performance in November 2019 and released in November 2020 (Partisan Records). The ArtsCenter, in partnership with Sonic Pie Productions, presents Tuareg band, Bombino, Thursday, June 2. Recommended for fans of Jimi Hendrix, Les Flies de Illighadad, and Ali Farke Toure.
Please join us for dinner, drinks, live and silent auctions, all to benefit The ArtsCenter and its education programs, Saturday, June 4 at 6 p.m. at The New American Legion Post 6. In addition, we will be revealing our plans for The ArtsCenter. Proof of vaccination is required. Masks are optional.
The ArtsCenter presents Sia Yazdanfar's Accidental Traveller, June 1 - 25, [...]
The ArtsCenter presents Sia Yazdanfar's Accidental Traveller, June 1 - 25, [...]
Whether you are flying solo or can't wait to get the family out of the house for the weekend, this show is perfect for all ages who are craving some wholesome laughter and inspiration.
The new ArtsCenter will be a landmark of creative expression [...]
A variety show featuring stand-up comedy, music, and long-form improv! It's Anoo'a birthday! Help her celebrate with her favorite thing in the world- improv and artists of all kinds! Delicious, Delightful, (and sometimes naughty) entertainment for the adults!
Celebrate 20 Years of Tap with Footnotes Tap Ensemble! The Triangle's premiere adult professional tap ensemble since 2002.
Joe Purdy is an internationally acclaimed folk artist who has released 14 albums and a soundtrack to a movie in the last 15 years. Along the way, his songs have turned up on numerous TV shows, film soundtracks and he has co-starred in an acclaimed film.
Joshua Lozoff: Life is Magic is a fun, mind-boggling evening that will leave you amazed and laughing. Joshua loves sharing his craft with people in every setting. And his love and passion for magic come across in every performance.
No Shame Theatre is returning to The ArtsCenter! No Shame is an open performance venue for original and compelling works of theatre. Writers, directors, actors, dancers, musicians — anything goes in under 5 minutes: Comedy sketches, dramatic monologues, songs, dance pieces, rants, dadaist constructions, magicians, juggling, puppets and things that we’re not even sure exist yet. No Shame is a chance to experience 15 works of art that you’ve never seen before and may never see again! It’s entertaining, it’s fun and it’s like nothing else in Carrboro!
“Rhymes worthy of Ogden Nash.” – The New York Times
The South’s longest-running improvisational group begins its 40th -anniversary season Oct. 14 at The ArtsCenter with Funk of Your Soul and a new name. Known as Transactors since 1983, the company will now be called Actors Improv Theater.
“It’s been a year and a half away from the stage. I’ve missed the noise, the sweat, and seeing your smiling faces. I’m fully vaccinated, and I hope you are too, because this Fall will be a punk rock party with the band — and the solo shows will be loud and proud as well. It’s time to make up lost time, reconnect, and celebrate together with live music!”
Shot on location at The ArtsCenter, The Fog tells a rollicking tale of a fictional theater company through the eyes of one of its founders. Del Stone leads the audience through the highs and lows of his San Francisco band of merrymakers, from the struggling early days of the mid-seventies, to their glorious ascension, to today. Directed by Paul Newell Written by Mark Cornell
Wild Mind Improv Show for ALL Ages HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR SHOW Costumes encouraged! Saturday, Oct 29, 6 pm Delicious, Delightful, Nutritious entertainment for the kids, the grands and everyone in between! Join us for this very special all spooooky Halloween celebration improv cast featuring Director Anoo Tree Brod, Dylan Grewen & Juliet Kaplan
Dar is celebrating the release of “How to Write a Song that Matters” with afternoon songwriting workshops! There will be breakdowns of her songs, song critiques (as many as time allows), and a discussion of ways to keep inspiring ourselves, our peers, and our communities, musical and otherwise.
Recognized as an author, educator and urban-planning expert, Williams is also penning a new book, Writing a Song That Matters, based on her popular songwriting retreats.
The collective ensemble of Jeff Cosgrove/drums, Ivo Perelman/saxophone, and Matthew Shipp/piano showcase improvisation and spontaneous composition of the highest magnitude.