The new Visit Winston-Salem African American Arts & Culture Guide made its debut at the recent National Black Theatre Festival. The 24-page, full-color publication is designed as a companion to
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Butler to perform at Reynolds Auditorium Jerry Butler, music’s “The Ice Man,” will be inducted into The Hit Parade Hall of Fame on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. at
Winston-Salem native Fay Hauser-Price will screen two of her short films during the National Black Theatre Festival’s film festival. Hauser-Price is a veteran actress whose credits include “Roots: The Next
The Sawtooth School for Visual Art and Winston-Salem Delta Fine Arts have joined in a new cooperative agreement that is designed to benefit their respective members and supporters. Delta Arts
Before the Ramones or the Sex Pistols, there was Death, a punk rock band comprised of three African American brothers
The Theatre Alliance is preparing to re-stage the award-winning musical “Avenue Q” from July 19–28. “Avenue Q” is a musical about
UNCG’s 2013-14 University Performing Arts Series is offering a celebration of Dr. Maya Angelou and a hip-hop competition for students
Local artist Leo Rucker is getting a lot of exposure as of late. The Delta Arts Center is currently hosting
A number of prominent black Republicans from North Carolina were on hand June 19 as U.S. House and Senate leaders
The Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem, 390 South Liberty St., has opened “Kaleidoscape,” a crocheted, climbing art installation created by renowned
