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Courtesy The Arts Place of StokesLegendary 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. -
Elin Oom/Piedmont CraftsmenThe Piedmont Craftsmen's Fair gets underway this weekend in downtown Winston-Salem.
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Alison Krauss’s MerleFest performances date back to the 1990s, but she hasn’t taken the stage at Wilkesboro Community College since 2011. That’s scheduled to change when she headlines the event in April with her band Union Station. -
The Greensboro History Museum first opened its doors on Armistice Day, 1925. The exhibit GHM100: Treasures. Legacies. Remix. opens a century later on Veterans Day with gems of the museum's collections as well as immersive experiences for visitors. -
The question has sparked dozens of social media posts. And WFDD's April Laissle discovered that the answer depends on who you ask. -
The event is called “Behind the Scenes with Derek Hinkey: Boxer, Firefighter, Actor: Lessons from a Life of Courage and Transformation.” -
International artist Thomas Dambo will unveil his latest 18-foot troll sculpture in High Point on Saturday. The work made of recycled wood took Dambo and his team of local volunteers two weeks to assemble. The Danish artist hopes it raises awareness of the value of trash in a consumerist society. -
The Eastern Music Festival has filed a lawsuit following stalled negotiations between EMF and AFM Local 342, which represents seasonal faculty members of the five-week summer music education program. -
The gatherings at a Winston-Salem funeral home are part of a global movement to make talking about death less taboo. -
Diane Keaton, the Oscar-winning star of “Annie Hall,” “The Godfather” films and “Father of the Bride,” whose quirky, vibrant manner and depth made her one of the most singular actors of a generation, has died. She was 79. -
The Eastern Music Festival Board of Directors announced on Monday that after 64 years, it has voted to dissolve the five-week music festival in Greensboro. The decision comes after nearly two years of negotiations with faculty musicians to reach a mutually acceptable labor agreement. -
WFDD went behind the scenes at the Carolina Classic Fair to see how judges choose the best of the best.
