Promoting and strengthening the artistic and cultural development of Orange County, North Carolina
Let's try working with clay! In these workshops, instructor Susan George will guide you with her creative techniques and show you how to develop your own. Each person will make a miniature, one-of-a-kind conversation piece from air-dry clay. All skill-levels are welcome. Please bring a small box to transport your work and dress for mess!... Read More →
Through the lens of Edward Leak, view his photographic journey, "Racism and the Protest," capturing various protests and social justice images. Opening reception will be held on Thu, Oct 12. Enjoy live music with vocal artist, Regina Gale and a chance to meet and dialogue with Edward. Exhibit will be on display until Thu, Dec... Read More →
The Orange County Department on Aging invites the public to the Create and Play Renewal Expo on September 23. You will meet new friends and learn about the changes in our brains that invite creative renewal. And you’ll have fun preparing for your lives’ next great adventures. The Create and Play Expo is FREE and... Read More →
Written by members of Triangle Playwrights, these monologues are based on NC figures. We hear, in the voices of the past, people fighting for freedom and social justice as well as those willing to manipulate others to stop progress or simply promote themselves. Even though the people represented here are long gone, the things they... Read More →
Written by members of Triangle Playwrights, these monologues are based on NC figures. We hear, in the voices of the past, people fighting for freedom and social justice as well as those willing to manipulate others to stop progress or simply promote themselves. Even though the people represented here are long gone, the things they... Read More →
Anshu, a native of India, graduated from NC State Univ. with a MBA. She has been very interested in different forms of arts and crafts. Recently she started painting with acrylics and has found it a very satisfying medium. Her paintings cover a wide range of landscapes, landmarks and pieces inspired by Indian culture. An... Read More →
Welcome the beauty of spring with violin and viola students of Nonoko Okada and Simon Ertz. Okada is an avid chamber musician who has performed at Carnegie Hall and is a graduate of the Juilliard School. Ertz is principal violist of the Winston-Salem Symphony and a member of the Greensboro Symphony's viola section. Their students’... Read More →
Chinese Lunar New Year Celebration!!—The Year of the Pig The most important Chinese holiday is the Lunar New Year, which is known in China as Spring Festival, and in other Asian cultures as Lunar New Year. The festival ushers in the Lunar New Year and is the West’s Christmas and New Year’s Eve rolled into... Read More →
Exhibition of watercolor paintings by Kendal Brown and Chris Berndt August 20-September 27, at the Seymour Senior Center, 2551 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill. Reception August 20 3:00-4:00 p.m.
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