Trio of UNCSA double bass players selected for National Youth Orchestra
Three UNC School of the Arts high schoolers won their auditions and will join Carnegie Hall's prestigious National Youth Orchestra this summer.
Arts & Music
Local investors buy site of Greensboro's former Triad Stage
A group of local investors has closed on a deal to buy the downtown Greensboro location of the former Triad Stage
UNC School of the Arts brings 'Nutcracker' tradition to Greensboro
Thursday is opening night for the UNC School of the Arts
Final concert set before Stevens Center closes for renovations
A landmark theater in Winston-Salem is about to close for a long-anticipated upgrade. The Stevens Center will host a final performance on Friday before renovations are set to begin.
Greensboro artist showcases mixed media in N.C. A&T exhibition
Natalie Schorr began her career as an artist focusing on realistic drawings and watercolors. These days, Schorr has been focused on mixed media, employing collage and printmaking to create unique works one might call “Renaissance patchwork.”
Musician and songwriter Nani Vazana brings music inspired by Spanish Jewish diaspora to NC Folk Festival
Musician and songwriter Nani Vazana who performs as “Nani” will bring Ladino songs of the Jewish Sephardic diaspora to the North Carolina Folk Festival this weekend.
Steep Canyon Rangers rely on collaboration to stay strong
The Steep Canyon Rangers have been around since 2000, when the original members were students at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Winston-Salem Symphony names its first female music director
The Winston-Salem Symphony has appointed its first female conductor to serve as Music Director — Michelle Merrill.
