Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point, and Boone/High Country Events

The Hopi Tribe of northeastern Arizona has weaving, pottery-making, basket-making, kachina carving, and silversmithing traditions that are hundreds of years old. The objects featured in this exhibit show the variety of arts that have been, and are still, created on the mesas of the Hopi. Although themes and ideas are similar within each artform, there is great diversity in styles, materials, and techniques among Hopi artists and villages. The exhibit explores how these arts have changed over time and continue to evolve. Admission is free.

A temporary exhibit at Blandwood Museum will feature twelve pieces of Thomas Day crafted furniture to enliven narratives of race, gender, and class.

The Greensboro Police Department with sponsors The Triad Chevy Club and Mustang Mafia NC will be hosting its third annual Cops-n-Rodders Cruise-In/Car show to benefit Special Olympics NC.

The Hopi Tribe of northeastern Arizona has weaving, pottery-making, basket-making, kachina carving, and silversmithing traditions that are hundreds of years old. The objects featured in this exhibit show the variety of arts that have been, and are still, created on the mesas of the Hopi. Although themes and ideas are similar within each artform, there is great diversity in styles, materials, and techniques among Hopi artists and villages. The exhibit explores how these arts have changed over time and continue to evolve. Admission is free.

Take a turn around our historic herb garden and enjoy the sights and sounds. Our costumed interpreters will show you the different uses and meanings for you to create your own sachet to take home! Free. All Ages, Drop in.

The Western Piedmont Symphony (WPS) presents its last Foothills Pops concert of the 2021-2022 season - "The Music of Led Zeppelin” - on Saturday, May 21, 2022, at 7:30 p.m. at the J.E. Broyhill Civic Center. The Western Piedmont Symphony will perform the classic rock songs of Led Zeppelin joined onstage by the Jeans N’ Classics Band. This legendary symphonic rock show will be conducted by WPS Music Director Matthew Troy and will showcase epic hit songs “In the Evening Days,” “All of My Love,” “Good Times Bad Times,” “Over the Hills and Far Away,” “Kashmir,” and many more.

Eliza’s Helping Hands, is hosting a fundraiser event called 'Multicultural Blending Fest' with the support from The COOL Program, Creando Familias Felices, and Hogar del Inmigrante on May 22, 2022, at Bailey Park 575 N. Patterson Ave, Winston Salem, NC 27101. The purpose of this event is to raise enough funds to continue helping the victims of domestic violence, build a new safe house for the victims, The Pearls program, sexual assault and human trafficking from all backgrounds and raise awareness for our cause.

The Hopi Tribe of northeastern Arizona has weaving, pottery-making, basket-making, kachina carving, and silversmithing traditions that are hundreds of years old. The objects featured in this exhibit show the variety of arts that have been, and are still, created on the mesas of the Hopi. Although themes and ideas are similar within each artform, there is great diversity in styles, materials, and techniques among Hopi artists and villages. The exhibit explores how these arts have changed over time and continue to evolve. Admission is free.

A temporary exhibit at Blandwood Museum will feature twelve pieces of Thomas Day crafted furniture to enliven narratives of race, gender, and class.

Colonization in Latin America was centered on European conquest and control of lands, resources, and labor, resulting in a significant impact on the cultures of the region. With sections on pre-colonial society, Spanish colonization and control, and the lasting effects in the post-colonial era, this intimate student-curated exhibit presents artifacts that show how Latin American societies were influenced by colonization. Objects from several different Latin American countries demonstrate the cultural diversity of the region. Admission is free.

What objects give you a sense of connection? Where do you feel most alone? How do you create a new community? This exhibit looks at the answers to these questions for international students from China attending Wake Forest University. Their experiences are shaped by daily life on campus, cultural exchanges, and the global pandemic. Admission is free.