The names of nine transformative artists, arts educators and supporters were etched in bronze and embedded in Winston-Salem's Walk of Fame. Among them was public radio figure and Wake Forest University professor emeritus Julian Burroughs, who set WFDD on its path more than 50 years ago.

The nods are in both the Primetime and Creative Arts categories.

For decades Hayes Baxley has pointed his camera at the wildest places on earth. Polar bears in the Arctic. Jaguars in Brazil. Among his favorites: the underwater assignments.

The museum is inviting residents to be a part of the ONE by ONE Community Portrait project. The portraits will be included in a photo mosaic displayed in the museum.

The Culture Club gets some music and book recommendations from Richard Emmett, co-owner of The Ramkat music venue in Winston-Salem, and former program director for the Blue Ridge Music Center.

To mark America’s 250th birthday, StoryCorps and Morning Edition are launching Connect250 — a nationwide project inviting people to connect through conversation. Founder Dave Isay spoke with WFDD's April Laissle about the project.

The brightly colored, 12-foot, aluminum guitar sculpture symbolizes Currin’s love of music, family and bringing people together.

High Point celebrates its annual R&B Soul Picnic this weekend. The outdoor music and dancing festival began in 2022 to reunite people after months of isolation during the pandemic.

Piedmont Shakespeare Company is offering free performances, childcare services and ASL-interpreted performances to make performances accessible to everyone.

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.