Inspired by classic board game design, like Twister and Shoots and Ladders, park visitors will be able to move through and interact with the m…
Greensboro will celebrate National Dance Day virtually on Saturday with a lineup of performance videos from local dancers. In addition, murali…
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Community Theatre of Greensboro will not stage its popular annual production of "The Wizard of Oz" this Nove…
Artist Vanessa Mebel started using recycled materials to make automatons – those moving mechanical devices – because her friends were into dolls.
As Greensboro's Downtown Greenway moves toward completion next year, so does public art along its path. The four-mile paved biking and walking…
RALEIGH — The North Carolina State Board of Education rejected a plan Friday to let the two virtual charter schools add up to 3,800 more stude…
COVID-19 protections will change higher ed music programs in Greensboro this year.
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Back in June, we asked readers to use household objects, costumes, people and pets to recreate well-known paintings or sculptures. We only got…
Jon Rollins is a High Point native who earned his Bachelors in Fine Arts at UNC-Chapel Hill. He creates abstract mixed media works combining p…
Creative Greensboro and ArtsGreensboro present Greensboro At Home Arts & Creativity, a schedule of activities and events from local arts a…
Earlier this year, Lisa Ocampo and her sister, Tiffany O’Brien, were working on an art exhibition entitled “Scary Things” that they planned to…
After 22 years as director of UNCG's Weatherspoon Art Museum, Nancy Doll will retire on July 31. On Saturday, she will be honored with a drive…
It started as a challenge from a museum. Dress up or find items around your house to recreate a painting or sculpture by a well-known artist. …
The new mural outside downtown Greensboro's Elsewhere museum and artist residency displays more than its creators' artistic talent. It depicts…
GREENSBORO — After the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Greensboro saw a flowering of public art to express feelings stirred amid protest…
Professor and scholar Peniel Joseph will speak Oct. 20, and political commentators John Avlon and Margaret Hoover will talk Nov. 12.
It started as a way to connect a father and son. Jamestown artist John Firesheets would take a few moments each morning to draw a small sketch…
RALEIGH — Coronavirus has upended travel plans, but it hasn’t stopped North Carolinians from checking out an international destination, new fi…
Last July, the rising senior dance majors at Elon — a group of eight women performing everything from ballet to modern dance under the company…
Paper grocery bags were Alton Rumfelt’s go-to sketch paper when he was a young boy growing up in Walkertown.
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Arts organizations, many of which are financially vulnerable even in the best of times, find themselves on life support as coronavirus spreads…
With stay-at-home orders and social distancing measures to quell the spread of COVID-19 shuttering museums, music halls and other arts venues,…
As governments across the world implement “social distancing” efforts to curb the spread of coronavirus, in some cities, bars, restaurants and…
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If you’re tired of reading and tired of watching TV while you’re stuck inside, you might want to give podcasts a shot.
WASHINGTON — When actress Helen Hedman wrapped up a holiday run of the Ken Ludwig adaptation of “Murder on the Orient Express” at the Everyman…
BATON ROUGE, La. — Fans of the late Louisiana author Ernest J. Gaines, who wrote such storied works as “A Lesson Before Dying” and “The Autobi…
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