The Black History Cypher continues to showcase local talent
Arts and Lifestyle
By Judie Holcomb-Pack Just a little over ten years ago Charlie Lovett took a leap of faith, leaving his position with Summit School to write full time. He had been
The 40+ Stage Company honored the greatness of Paul Robeson with the musical play “Moments with Paul” at the Gallery Theatre at the Intergenerational Center for Arts and Wellness from Feb. 17 – Feb. 25. This musical production highlighted the career and lifetime contributions of Paul Robeson, a warrior in the struggle for civil rights.
Local artist Kayyum Allah curated the Happy Hill Neighborhood Association Art Anthology (HHNA) exhibit that was recently on display at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts from Jan. 19 – Feb. 18. The purpose of the art collective is to create a visual representation that helps to revitalize the oldest African American community in North Carolina.
Emmanuel Baptist Church (EBC) hosted the Black Authors Expo as part of their observance of Black History Month.
Dr. Charles Fort holds poetry reading at Arbor Acres
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RiverRun International Film Festival will host a special one-time screening of “Sidney,” an acclaimed documentary from producer Oprah Winfrey about the life and career of Sidney Poitier, on Sunday, Feb. 18, at 3 p.m. at Marketplace Cinemas in Winston-Salem.
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The musical ‘The Color Purple’ celebrates womanist spirituality but challenges patriarchy
