UNC-Chapel Hill

Bryson Field at Cary Boshamer Stadium

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235 Ridge Rd, UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599

Directions

(919) 962-2351

For the fan experience, enjoy a wider concourse, new concession areas and restrooms, UNC Baseball Hall of Honor, and a new lighting system. The stadium’s upper deck includes suites for lease, coaches office suite, upgraded press box suites and hospitality area. The Steinbrenner Family Courtyard creates a scenic entrance to the ballpark. Seating capacity is 4,100.

Carmichael Arena

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310 South Rd, UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599

Directions

(919) 962-5411

Mon-Fri 8am-5pm and for special events.

Carmichael Arena is home to the UNC Women’s Basketball team. The newly renovated arena is a state-of-the-art facility, featuring numerous upgrades from the historic gym that opened in 1965. Capacity is 6,922 and fans will notice a new scoreboard, seating, concourse renovations and women’s basketball museum.

Dean E. Smith Center

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Skipper Bowles Dr (UNC campus),
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-8500

Directions

phone (919) 962-7777.

Open Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm, and for special events.

Opened in January 1986, this is the third largest on-campus arena in the country, with a seating capacity of 21,750 for basketball games and 21,500 for concerts. The facility also houses the offices of the UNC Men’s Basketball Program. Cost varies by event. Parking. (Photo by UNC Athletic Communications)

Fetzer Field

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South Rd, UNC Campus directly behind Carmichael Arena
Chapel Hill, NC 27599

Directions

(919) 962-6000

Fetzer Field serves as the Home of the Tar Heels for men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s soccer. The Irwin Belk Track at Fetzer Field is the home of the men’s and women’s track and field teams. Fetzer Field is one of the premier soccer and lacrosse domains in the country. Seating capacity is 5,025.

Kenan Memorial Stadium

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Stadium Dr (UNC campus),
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-8500

Directions

phone (919) 966-2575.

One of the most beautiful grass-turf sports venues in the nation, where Tar Heel football teams have played since 1927. Having undergone several major additions over the years, the stadium now seats 60,000. Cost varies by event. (Photo by UNC Athletic Communications)