International recording artist and Emmy-winning composer Mark Wood, an original member of the multi-platinum-selling Trans-Siberian Orchestra and creator of the revolutionary Viper electric violin, is bringing his groundbreaking music education
Arts and Lifestyle
Special to The Chronicle The City of Winston-Salem’s Cultural Inclusion Program received second place in the 2014 National League of Cities Cultural Diversity Awards Program for cities with a population
Under the theme “A Decade of Play,” Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem will mark its 10th anniversary with special programming for 10 months, March through December. This month, BB&T is sponsoring
The art of local students will be showcased at the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ Spring Arts Extravaganza in Reynolds Place in the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts, 251 North Spruce
One City, One Prompt (OCOP) movement is coming the Triad. Billed as a dynamic series of writing, performance, activist and
(pictured above: David Joy and Natasha Gore in “Aida.”) The Theatre Alliance of Winston-Salem, 1047 W. Northwest Boulevard, will present “Aida”
(pictured above: Robin Gee performs.) Robin Gee, associate professor of dance at UNCG, spent six months last year studying dance and
Too Human will be featured in concert at the High Point Museum, 1859 E. Lexington Drive, on Friday, March 7
The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) at Old Salem Museums & Gardens is offering a special tour during
Former “American Idol” contestant Tiquila Wilson is slated to be a celebrity judge for a competition to pick singers to
