Carolina Performing Arts has named
French/West/Vaughan as AOR for its inaugural “All. Together. Now.” festival. Taking place Feb. 19–21, 2027, the three-day festival will bring artists, researchers,
community partners and audiences together across the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and downtown Chapel Hill.
FWV will handle integrated strategic communications,
influencer engagement and marketing.
The line-up includes "The Daily Show" rotating host/correspondent Josh Johnson, Tiny Desk contest-winning hip-hop collective Cure for Paranoia,
string-quartet Brooklyn Rider and dozens of free, open gatherings, featuring local musicians, poets, visual artists and UNC faculty.
“Launching a festival as ambitious as ‘All.
Together. Now.’ means helping people understand what makes the experience different and what they might discover within it,” said Ellen Lang, director of marketing and communications for
Carolina Performing Arts. “FWV understood immediately that this festival is an open invitation to discover new artists, ideas and connections.”
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Details are available at
carolinaperformingarts.org.
Headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., FWV has offices in New York, Detroit, L.A. and Tampa. Its work includes Zippo, Pendleton Whisky and SunTrust.