Ann Hobgood’s Recycled Folks keep people smiling
Ann Hobgood creates figures from anything and everything. One look around her studio is all it takes to see everything from a small figure with a number 14 billiard for a head to a bird with bent kitchen tongs for legs. It’s ingenuity and creativity at its finest. It’s Ann Hobgood’s Recycled Folks. Hobgood lives… Read More →
Accessibility and inclusivity at Margaret Lane Gallery
The house at 121 W. Margaret Lane has been everything from a bookstore to a violin repair shop. It’s been an ice cream parlour, a yoga studio, and a Town Hall meeting space; and for the last two years, it’s been an art gallery on a mission: to increase accessibility and inclusivity for artists and… Read More →
This is Tourism: Free Spirit Freedom
“Art from the Holler” Folk Art by Cher Shaffer
The Alliance for Historic Hillsborough and Mike’s Art Truck are proud to present artwork by North Carolina artist Cher Shaffer at the Alexander Dickson House in Hillsborough, NC. “Art from the Holler by Cher Shaffer” is a new selection of unique creations by one of our state’s best-loved self-taught artists. The show is on display… Read More →
‘Under the Tuscan Sun’ author Frances Mayes discusses her new book at her Hillsborough home
Documenting Stories Untold
Despite rain, downtown bustles during Last Fridays Art Walk
Los Angeles choreographer pays homage to jazz artist Billy Strayhorn
A Celebration of Billy Strayhorn
Every day multitudes of people drive by the Billy Strayhorn sign in front of the fire station in Downtown Hillsborough, yet many don’t know more about the iconic jazz musician than what the sign reads: Jazz composer and pianist, wrote “Take the A-Train” and other songs for Duke Ellington Orchestra. Boyhood home site ¼ mi…. Read More →
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