One man play, depicting the stories of Henry "Box" Brown and Elizabeth Craft on Oct. 23, and more, with UNC Music Dept

Image: Depositphotos The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Music Department presents many concerts and music events every year, by students, faculty and visiting artists. Many of them are free. These concerts are always enjoyable. The music department is not only excellent for music students and valuable for the UNC student body, but is also a great resource to the community. The music department also hosts guest artist performances, master classes, lectures and more. The concerts that are not free are very affordable ($5-$10) and often fund music scholarships for UNC students. Venues for UNC Music Events These are the addresses of the venues: Memorial Hall 144 E. Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill Hill Hall 135 E. Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill Person Hall 181 E. Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill Kenan Music Building 125 S. Columbia Street, Chapel Hill Make sure to arrive early, as parking on campus can be tricky. Learn about parking here. Concerts with UNC Music Department Here are just a few of the upcoming concerts and performances with UNC Music Department. Find them all here. Sacred Nine Project: Mending Sampler Wednesday, October 21, 2026 6 p.m. Person Hall Free Sacred Nine Project celebrates John Wood Sweet’s, The Sewing Girl’s Tale, with a curated vocal concert at The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he is Professor of History. Featuring: Diya Kayaleh, soprano Beth Allen-Gardner, mezzo-soprano Henry Reacher, tenor Liam O’Laughlin, baritone C.

Last updated October 23, 2026