Downtown Business

Carrboro

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East and West Main St, and East and West Weaver St
Carrboro, NC

Comprises Carrboro Downtown, Carr Mill Mall and Carr Mill Village. This quaint business center around the town’s railroad depot takes up where Chapel Hill’s Franklin Street leaves off. It features a beautifully restored former textile mill (built in 1899 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places), housing many small businesses and specialty stores. Carr Mill Mall open in 1977 as the county’s second enclosed mall. More than 50 businesses.

Chapel Hill

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East and West Franklin St, and East and West Rosemary St.
Chapel Hill, NC

Comprises downtown Chapel Hill, including University Square and The Courtyard of Chapel Hill. This area features many college-style and upscale restaurants and eateries, stores, boutiques, memorabilia shops, and bars, nightclubs and taverns. Numerous buildings feature murals on various subjects by local artist Michael Brown. In 1997, Sports Illustrated called Chapel Hill “the best college town in America”. More than 300 businesses.

Hillsborough

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North Churton St
Hillsborough, NC

Comprises Hillsborough Downtown and North Hills. Here, you’ll find a good choice of antique and craft shops and locally owned restaurants, art galleries and businesses, all in the heart of this historic town. More than 25 businesses.

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Did You Know?

The bustling downtown business district of Chapel Hill, which has served the University since the mid-1790s, has more than 300 retail stores and businesses