Outdoor drama was first performed here in Chapel Hill's Battle Park in 1916 to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. The theatre was rebuilt in the early 1940s and is now used for various other events and weddings. Free admission to the theatre, however, there is a cost to see any plays there (normally during the summer months).
Located in a lovely and quiet rural setting, this unique venue offers two very private, fully furnished extended stay units with your choice of a one bedroom apartment or a studio. Both of the units have kitchenettes. Non-smoking only. Weekly rentals available. Send email to request photos.
Chapel Hill, NC BusinessesThe Gallery's holdings include antique furniture, portraits, statuary, UNC keepsakes, political memorabalia, ship models and Napoleon's death mask. Exhibits explore Sir Walter Raleigh and the English voyages to Roanoke Island, the North Carolina gold rush, 19
Chapel Hill, NC MuseumsA small counter and a few booths in an old drugstore, but Sutton'
Chapel Hill, NC BusinessesFresh, locally grown produce (including organic), various plants, fresh eggs, honey and more. Open Sa 8am-12pm April - Novemb...
Located on the shores of Falls Lake in northern Wake County, the park's mission of environmental education is accomplished th...
Rolling Hills Golf Course is one of Rowan County's most popular courses, with 40 sand traps, 4 water holes and large bentgras...
Chapel Hill's original Irish pub, featuring menu and lunch buffet of authentic Irish and American food. Outdoor patio. Tue....
Japanese hibachi-style cooking and suchi bar. Reservations suggested. Group seating for 30 ao more. Serving dinner Mon.-Sun. ...