The 2nd Friday of each month, University Mall is an active participant in the area-wide Artwalk event which helps showcase and support our thriving visual arts scene.  Thanks to the hard work of a number of local art galleries, the Artwalk event is recognized as one of the best in the country.  Our University Mall art galleries invite you to enjoy a relaxing evening viewing world-class art, chatting with the gallery owners and sharing some time with your friends. 

University Mall is once again gearing up for its annual Day Camp Fair that will take place on Saturday, February 27, 2010 from 10 AM - 2 PM.  Given University Mall’s ideal location, this event provides a wonderful platform to reach out to the many families that reside in the Triangle area and disseminate information regarding your day camp activities.
Spaces are limited for this event and reservations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis.
We anticipate another exciting Day Camp event in 2010. Reservation forms have been mailed to previous attendees. To request a reservation form please contact Kelly Canfield at (919) 967-6934 or send an email to Kelly.Canfield@MadisonMarquette.com.

Cameron's And Putumayo Music team up for Haitian Relief

If you're not familiar with Putumayo Music, I hope you'll take this opportunity to learn about them. 

Putumayo Music is a great company whose goal it is to find great world music and bring it to you. They travel all over the world to find the best current and classic music out there. They also are continuously giving back by donating portions of their proceeds to various non-profits around the world.

In response to the disaster in Haiti, Putumayo has decided to give 100% of their proceeds from the sale of their French Caribbean CD to The Red Cross to help relief efforts in Haiti. Here at Cameron's in University Mall, we'll also donate 100% of our proceeds from the same CD to Doctors without Borders to help the relief efforts. So, in other words, if you come in and buy one of these CD's from us for $16.00, your entire $16.00 will go to help out and you'll get a great CD which will allow you to become familiar with the music of this region.

We will continue this fundraiser through the end of February 2010

February book signings at A Southern Season

9 Tuesday Noon-1pm
Momofuko
with author, Chef, Restaurateur David Change
David Chang, chef and owner of four restaurants in New York City (Momofuku Noodle Bar, Ssäm Bar, Ko, and Milk Bar), has become the hottest chef in America at record speed. His robustly flavored Asian-inspired food has shaken up the restaurant world, and now it will influence home cooks throughout the country with the publication of his long-awaited first book, MOMOFUKU (Clarkson Potter/Publishers; $40.00; October 27, 2009), co-written with food writer Peter Meehan.

20 Sunday 11am-3pm

In a Cheesemaker’s Kitchen
with author Allison Hooper

Cheesemaker and entrepreneur Allison Hooper was one of the first artisan cheesemakers in the United States. Hooper and Bob Reese co-founded Vermont Butter & Cheese Company in 1984 and started bringing the everyday cheese and dairy delicacies of France to the American table. At the helm of the artisan cheese movement in Vermont and as president of the American Cheese Society from 2005 to 2008, Hooper has been a voice for and mentor to U.S. cheesemakers. Vermont Butter & Cheese’s creations have won more than 100 awards nationally and internationally over the past 25 years.

20 Sunday Noon-2pm

The Chapel Hill Food Lover's Guide with Carrboro & Hillsborough

with author Moreton Neal

Sip, taste & mingle with the local "foodies" who made this book possible.

27 Saturday 1-3pm

Remembering Chapel Hill

with author Valerie Schwartz
In this collection, local newspaper columnist Valarie Schwartz celebrates many of Chapel Hill's most notable residents, from the World War II veteran who came to law school after the war and ended up as president of the UNC system for thirty years to the couple from the Midwest who arrived in 1935 and spent their careers building the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra. Featuring stories of struggle and success from all walks of life, Remembering Chapel Hill is a tribute to the twentieth-century citizens who made the town what it is today: "the Southern part of heaven."