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American Indian History through Pottery and Art

American Indian History through Pottery and Art

Senora Lynch | (252) 257-5771 | [email protected]

Students will learn history, make pottery, and hear stories of American Indians from North Carolina.

Program Type: Workshop/Residency
Discipline: Multi-Disciplinary, Storytelling, Visual Arts
Grade Level: Elementary
Cultural Context: Native American, North Carolina
Accepts bookings in Johnston County

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How we’re feeling because this week we officiall

How we’re feeling because this week we officially launched the 45th year of our Artists in Schools program! 🎉 We’re beyond excited for all the amazing programs planned for Wake County students, and we’re proud to say we’ve given out the largest amount of funding ever—$150,000! 🎨🎭

But we still need your help to reach every student in the county. Join the celebration by donating $45 for 45 years! Your support will bring the arts to students who need it most.

✨ Link in bio to donate!

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🚨 Calling all arts lovers and leaders! 📣 The

🚨 Calling all arts lovers and leaders! 📣 The next class of our IDEAL Summer Interns will be here before you know it, and we’re looking for awesome Arts Hosts to make it all happen! 🌟

Want to empower the next generation of arts leaders and have a rockstar intern on your team this summer? Then considering being one of our host arts organizations!🤩

💼What’s our IDEAL Summer Internship? It’s a game-changing, paid internship for undergrad students from underrepresented backgrounds in arts leadership, fully funded by United Arts. Host orgs get to connect with a passionate student intern, join a vibrant arts community, and dive into professional development opportunities that will last a lifetime.

Curious? Join our virtual info session on Monday, October 7th at 12 PM! 🗓️ Register now at the link in our bio! 🔗 A zoom link will be sent to those who register the morning of the meeting.

Let’s shape the future of arts leadership together! 🎨

🎤 Calling all teen poets and spoken word artist

🎤 Calling all teen poets and spoken word artists! 🎤 Join us for Teen Spoken Word Night at the Oberlin Regional Library on Tuesday, October 1st from 6–7 PM! Whether you’re a performer or just love hearing powerful words, this is your chance to celebrate creativity, self-expression, and community.

Plus, don’t miss the opportunity to participate in our High School Spoken Word Contest! More information about our contest can be found on our website. 🎉 Submissions are due in just over a month! Now is the perfect time to start writing your spoken word submission.

📍Oberlin Regional Library
🗓️ Tuesday, October 1
⏰ 6–7 PM

Registration is requested, visit the link in our bio to register and for more info! 🙌

Thank you so much to @wcplonline and @raleighfinearts for your collaboration on this event!

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🎶 World of Bluegrass is officially here, and we

🎶 World of Bluegrass is officially here, and we couldn’t be more excited! 🎻 To celebrate, we’ve spent the week bringing bluegrass to schools across Wake County through our Bluegrass in Schools program. From Yates Mill to Knightdale Elementary, students have been snapping along to the rhythms and loving every moment! 🙌

Thank you to our amazing partners at IBMA and Pinecone for making this week unforgettable. Let’s keep the celebration going! 💙

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