Gypsy Jazz Comes to the Triad This Weekend With Occidental Gypsy
The Fiddle & Bow Society brings Occidental Gypsy back to The Triad this weekend.
Triad Arts
The Lenses Used to Capture a City: Chad Nance Writes in and of His Hometown
Chad Nance has written for international and national outlets, and as a native of Winston-Salem, in 2012 he returned to his hometown to focus on local journalism and community building. Or as he says, the things that really affect his daily life. He's the Editor-in-Chief for Camel City Dispatch (launched in 2012), an online news daily covering everything from Arts and Entertainment to business, education, and more.
In addition to his work with Camel City Dispatch, Nance has published Shape I'm In: The Camel City Dispatches and the second of a five-novel sci-fi series, Existential Threat: Scarlet Stains will be released on February 14th, by Second Wind Publishing.
Student-Curated Exhibit "Release: From Stigma to Acceptance" Features the Art of Former Inmates
Every year in this country 700,000 people return home after serving time in prison.
The Buffalo Are Here: Reynolda House Presents "George Catlin's American Buffalo"
Back in the 1830s, George Catlin was among the first painters to chronicle the Indian chiefs of the American West, and the Great Plains buffalo upon which they and their tribes depended.
Renowned Organist Jack Mitchener to Inaugurate Hook & Hastings Organ at St. Timothy's Church
UNC School of the Arts alumnus Jack Mitchener is one of today's leaders in the field of American organ pedagogy and performance.
