The inaugural Fiddle & Fork Festival, sponsored by the Blue Ridge Music Center and The Bluffs Restaurant, will showcase Appalachian culture with a focus on crafts, cuisine and music.

For the latest edition of the WFDD Culture Club, Neal Charnoff sits down with Juliette Bianco, director of the Weatherspoon Art Museum in Greensboro.

After 14 years, Peter Perret will pass the baton to the next leader of the Philharmonia of Greensboro. His final concert will feature music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky and Sergei Prokofiev.

The North Carolina Folk Festival has released its second round of eclectic artists, from a mix of Moroccan blues and psychedelica to Native American drumming and indie rock.

The International Black Theatre Festival's new season features performances by Hamilton star Jimmie "JJ" Jeter and legendary Broadway actor Phylicia Rashad.

As renovation on the North Carolina Museum of Art Winston-Salem continues, the organization will continue its community outreach blocks away from its earliest beginnings on 4th Street downtown.

Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation Chief Operations Officer Richard Emmett shares highlights from the past 25 years of summer concerts at the outdoor amphitheater, and a sneak preview of this weekend's season opener.

In celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary, Guilford County and the Dolley Madison Woman's Club unveiled a monument to the country's fourth First Lady, and North Carolina native, in the Guilford County Bicentennial Garden.

RhinoLeap Productions brings theater to rural parts of the state, utilizing found spaces from barns to beer halls. Beginning this weekend, it will be The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Again) staged on the Champion Tennis Court in Asheboro's Memorial Park.

The WFDD Culture Club hosted a conversation with University of North Carolina School of the Arts Chancellor Brian Cole.