The chances are few to see the North Carolina Black Repertory Company’s stirring staging of “Black Nativity” this holiday season. A Black Rep Christmas tradition for the past 15 years,
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Mami Wata Cultural Arts Collective and Delta Arts Center are sponsoring local screenings of “Through A Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People,” at a/perture cinema, 311
(pictured above: WSSU singers perform during last year’s concert.) The Winston-Salem State University Choirs (University Choir; University Women; Schola Cantorum and Burke Singers), under the direction Maestra D’Walla Simmons-Burke and accompanist Dr.
(pictured above: Derrick Parker (left) and Brain Joyce on stage in ‘A Time to Kill.’) “Do you think we live in a country where the color of one’s skin determines
(pictured above: (Top, from left) Greg Tahtinen (musician), Willie Holmes (mentor) and Artistic Director Nathan Ross Freeman poses with Authoring Action teens
Emmy award-winner and ABC News journalist John Quiñones will discuss the power of education when he visits Davidson County Community
(pictured above: Poet and author Lenard D. Moore.) Gov. McCrory will present the latest round of North Carolina Awards on
(pictured above: Ron Davis reacts to his surprise gift.) Ron Davis, the principal of Gibson Elementary School, is a fan
The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County in collaboration with a/perture cinema and Coffee Park kicked off their “Sunset
Maya Robinson has been hired as the chief development officer of the Winston-Salem Symphony. As a member of the senior
