A new arts organization has formed to advocate for the Arts District downtown and to create cohesion beyond the Arts District in Winston-Salem. The Arts District of Winston-Salem (ADWS), a 501(c)(6), is categorized as a volunteer neighborhood association with a mission “dedicated to connecting with and amplifying diverse voices and visions, bringing them together at the heart of our city.” Their first event, ARTS CRUSH, is Friday, April 22, from 7-10 p.m.
Arts and Lifestyle
AARP Forsyth Chapter shows and shares love
40+ State Company is excited to announce the appointment of Lea Henderson-Lagesse as their new executive director.
Senior Services is offering free beginning acting classes open to adults who wish to become more comfortable and skilled at appearing on stage or speaking in front of a group.
Busta’s Person of the Week: Q&A with Dr. LaQuoia about overcoming racism, transformational changes, and achieving peace and joy
Busta’s Person of the Week: The need for foster parents is great and Shaunielle has answered the call. Will you?
The Chronicle’s Cypher brings together state’s hottest artists
No matter if you’re spending time downtown at Innovation Quarter, grabbing a bite to eat at Sweet Potatoes, visiting Carter G. Woodson School, Old Salem, or the Forsyth County Hall of Justice, it’s nearly impossible to travel the city without seeing some of Rucker’s work.
Reynolda to host national premiere of the documentary film “Landscapes of Exclusion”
