In case you hadn’t noticed, the Star Wars franchise is back in theaters, and one local expert is among the throngs seeing it opening night.
The Greensboro City Council will have a lot on its plate Tuesday night as it considers more than two million dollars in economic development incentives.
Radio Camper, Jordan Duncan, speaks with Anna Rooney. Rooney is the Producing Director for Peppercorn Theatre and the Education Programs Manager for the Children's Museum.
Radio Camper, Rebecca Tolle, talks to visual artist, Taylor Hayes. Hayes creates mixed media compositions and is the Digital Media Coordinator at the Sawtooth School for Visual Art.
Radio Camper, Celia Levy, interviews underwater photographer, Alan Miller. Miller travels the world scuba diving and taking pictures. He has a studio on Trade Street.
Radio 101 is WFDD's education program for high school students. Radio 101 reporter, Jah-ree Barber, tells his story.
Spirits. Nectar. Aphrodisiac. Therapy-in-a-cup. Elixir.
Winston-Salem is getting its first park dedicated to the arts. This will mean a major expansion for the downtown arts district.
Andrew Cox is a political cartoonist who just recently graduated from Appalachian State University with a degree in Studio Art.
Creating a performing arts center can draw people and businesses to a city’s downtown area, but it takes a lot of money and forethought to make it happen.
One triad organization is about to celebrate 50 years of creating great art. Recently, WFDD radio camper Layth Khan spoke with one of the members.
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