ONGOING EVENTS

THE BAZAAR CRAFT & ART MARKET facebook.com/thebazaarus Spring through Fall Months at Carrboro Town Commons.

FRIDAYS ON THE FRONT PORCH carolinainn.com/events

Held every Friday from 5pm-8pm on the lawn of the historic Carolina Inn from April to October. Relax with live music, food trucks and fun.

LIVE MUSIC ON THE VILLAGE GREEN AND OUTDOOR MOVIES southernvillage.com carolinacinemas.com/lumina/movies-on-the-green Spring – Fall on the Southern Village Lawn.

ARTS ON MARKET southernvillage.com/arts-on-market Community event both in the fall and the spring in Southern Village. Shop for hand-crafted art and gifts made by regional artists, artisans, bakers, and makers.

DOWNTOWN LIVE downtownchapelhill.com

Music and events on Franklin St, Spring – Fall downtown Chapel hill.

LAST FRIDAYS & THE ART WALK hillsboroughartscouncil.org

March – November coordinated by the Hillsborough Arts Council features arts, music, food and more from 6pm-9pm.

UNC ATHLETIC EVENTS www.goheels.com

August – May.

MUSIC AT THE COLONIAL INN facebook.com/thecolonialinnnc Spring – Fall in downtown Hillsborough.

HILLSBOROUGH AND COUNTY EVENTS orangecountync.gov & visithillsboroughnc.com

CHAPEL HILL COMMUNITY ARTS & CULTURE chapelhillarts.org/festivals-events

CARRBORO EVENTS carrboronc.gov

Accessibility

ORANGE COUNTY ACCESSIBILITY GUIDE

Find the Visitors Bureau official Accessibility Guide to Disability-Friendly Restaurants & Hotels in Chapel Hill/Orange County, North Carolina at visitchapelhill.org/maps-info

ACCESSIBILITY ON CAMPUS

The University of North Carolina has a helpful site: Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office, eoc.unc.edu. Drop by and see the new ramp and the changes made at the Old Well on Cameron Ave.

FOR CAMPUS ACCESSIBILITY ACCOMMODATIONS move.unc.edu/parking/accessibility

ATHLETIC EVENTS

Accessible seating is available at all UNC Athletics ticketed sporting events. Accessible seating is reserved exclusively for customers with accessible needs and their companion(s).

For more details visit: goheels.com/news/2014/10/18/209723098.aspx