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With new sponsorship and additional venues, the Phuzz Phest music festival is set to return to downtown Winston-Salem for the first time since 2016.
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A new public art initiative will support Greensboro artists as they transform bus shelters into public works of art that reflect their community's stories, values, and lived experiences.
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Something new is taking shape on Elm Street. The Pyrle has claimed the former home of Triad Stage, with plans for an 850 to 1,000 capacity music venue.
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Winston-Salem's downtown amphitheater will now include more experience options for visitors.
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The names Saxapahaw, Hawfields and Altamahaw trace back to a long-lost Indigenous language. A North Carolina linguistics professor shares his translation.
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The Winston-Salem-based festival has announced a successor for Rob Davis, who led the organization for eight years.
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Preservation work is finished at the Tryon birthplace of the legendary singer, but community planning continues before it opens to the public
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Events are scheduled in cities including Winston-Salem, Greensboro, King and Kernersville.
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The pie with the biggest difference between state and national results was sweet potato.
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Legendary singer and multi-instrumentalist Alice Gerrard is a Grammy nominee, North Carolina Folklore Society Award-winner and a 2017 inductee into the Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame. This weekend, she’ll perform with Kay Justice, Laurelyn Dossett, and Kari Sickenberger at the Arts Place of Stokes in Danbury.
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The Piedmont Craftsmen's Fair gets underway this weekend in downtown Winston-Salem.
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Barbara Morgenstern’s husband Sheldon “Shelly” Morgenstern founded the Eastern Music Festival in the 1960s. She says the renewed event will be called the Eastern Festival of Music, or EFM.