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The UNC Clef Hangers are the University of North Carolina's oldest all-male a cappella ensemble and one of the university's most cherished musical traditions. Since 1977, they have captivated audiences with rich harmonies, exceptional vocal talent, and a dynamic repertoire of contemporary favorites, timeless classics, and Carolina traditions. The Clef Hangers have performed for sold-out audiences, at the White House for President Barack Obama, and at the memorial service for legendary UNC basketball coach Dean Smith. Join Music on Market for an evening of outstanding a cappella music, infectious energy and the unmistakable spirit of Carolina.

All Music on Market Concerts are free, open to the public and family friendly
Tickets are not required. Venue Seating is Limited.
Seating is on First-Come, First-Served basis.

Jazz at CAM Season 16

Jazz is the original American art form—born here, celebrated worldwide, and alive at Cameron Art Museum.

The 2026–27 season features musicians from North Carolina and beyond, presenting a wide range of jazz traditions and contemporary approaches. Audiences will experience the polyrhythmic sounds of Mangroove, the powerful vocals of Yolanda Rabun, the soulful improvisation of pianist and organist Le’Andra McPhatter, the melodic vibraphone of Brandon Mitchell, the expansive musical experience of the Matt Booth Quartet, and the energetic interplay of the James Fernando Trio.

Jazz at CAM is held on the first Thursday of each month, September through April, except in November.

Two Masterpieces. One Concert.

Beethoven Symphony No. 6, “Pastoral”
Beethoven: Symphony No. 7

North Carolina Symphony
Carlos Miguel Prieto, conductor

Music on Market welcomes back The Covenant Bells, a handbell ensemble of St. Andrews-Covenant Presbyterian Church, Music on Market's host church. Returning to the series, the ensemble will present Spring GatheRing: Let Joy Ring, an engaging program of sacred and secular selections that highlights the beauty, artistry, and versatility of handbells. The Covenant Bells close the season with ringing, laughter, and music you'll be humming all the way home.

All Music on Market Concerts are free, open to the public and family friendly
Tickets are not required. Venue Seating is Limited.
Seating is on First-Come, First-Served basis.

Frank Bongiorno directs UNCW Jazz Ensemble, made up of music majors and minors and students from across the university. UNCW Jazz Ensemble performs a variety of jazz music from swing to mainstream jazz and has established a tradition of musical excellence in jazz. Program includes: Thelonious Monk: Blue Monk; Oliver Nelson: Stolen Moments; Rogers & Hart: Have You Met Miss Jones?; Curtis Fuller: Ala Mode; Count Basie / and Frank Foster: Blues in Hoss’ Flat. Face coverings are required.