Just arrived: The 2020 Orange County, NC Official Visitors Guide.

Featuring the towns of Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough & UNC-Chapel Hill

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Whatever you do here, just do you.

Whether you're coming for work or for play, there are plenty of excuses to extend your stay. Revisit your favorite Chapel Hill icons, or discover something new in Carrboro and Hillsborough. We invite you to be comfortable, be adventurous, and most of all, be yourself.

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Family walking Riverwalk in Hillsborough

Itineraries

Whether history, nightlife, the outdoors or the arts, find an itinerary to match your interests

Copy of Naked Gods performing at Local 506

Events

Sculpture in the Garden

Hotels

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Restaurants

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There's no one way to experience Chapel Hill and Orange County, NC.

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Hillsborough

Hillsborough at over 250 years old, is the birthplace of the North Carolina Regulators, home of Mary Todd Lincoln’s confidante, Elizabeth Keckley, and ...more

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Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill is a multicultural university town that is home to UNC-Chapel Hill and a resident population of 59,000. Hailed as “America’s Foodiest ...more

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UNC - Chapel Hill

UNC’s campus is dominated by two central quads, McCorkle Place and Polk Place, both brimming with students, academic buildings and campus activities. ...more

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Carrboro

Carrboro is the town just west of Chapel Hill. With a population of just under 20,000 Carrboro is the kind of small southern town where the past and ...more

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Banquet
Jan 19
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Banquet Jan 19, 2020 UNC Friday Conference Center
Jan 20
Martin Luther King Day Celebration 2020 Jan 20, 2020 Downtown Chapel Hill
Jan 22
MLK, Jr. Lecture and Awards Ceremony Jan 22, 2020 Memorial Hall
Jan 26
Presentation by Sarah Carrier Jan 26, 2020 Chapel Hill Historical Society
Feb 01
UNC Men's Basketball Feb 01, 2020 Dean E. Smith Center

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