Church of the Nativity 8849 Ray Rd, Raleigh, NC While there is no charge for admission, there is a suggested donation of $15. Registration for seat reservation can be completed at https://forms.gle/8sQCYMQpNkrvjE5KA Additional Stream of Concert Video: Nov. 24 at 5:00 pm on the NCCMI YouTube Channel Concert features the complete Mendelssohn Octet for 8…
A series of weekly Town Hall forums curated by The National Women's Theatre Festival about, for, and with theatremakers. Town Hall events take place every Monday night in April & May from 7:30-9pm ET on Zoom. Register for free through Eventbrite.
Come join our fall classes at Wake Forest Community Youth Orchestra where we provide expert orchestral instruction and access to instruments to families in the communities that we serve. We provide classes to all levels of experience, from beginning to chamber ensembles.
The Joel Fund and Heart2Hand Veteran artist Lt. Colonel (retired), Bernardine Donato, are excited to host the four-day art exhibit in partnership with Durham Art Guild at the Durham Bottling Co in Downtown Durham. This art show will contain original pieces created by North Carolina Veterans of the United States Armed Forces. This family-friendly event…
The Day You Painted The Stars has been imagined to be a dance and multidisciplinary performance experience exploring the relationship with your shadow self. The work was created in response to processing grief. With the use of meditation and traveling through the subconscious, choreographer, Diana Mighdoll Hoffmaster, found a means to honor her grief. The…
A play with music about friendship, art, love, and death. Performed in the outdoor courtyard of Lanza's Cafe Address: 601 W. Main St. #C, Carborro Synopsis: Two wise bums hang out behind a coffee shop every day, singing songs and sipping 'shroom tea. One day, a fresh-faced barista is tasked with kicking them out of…
The Day You Painted The Stars has been imagined to be a dance and multidisciplinary performance experience exploring the relationship with your shadow self. The work was created in response to processing grief. With the use of meditation and traveling through the subconscious, choreographer, Diana Mighdoll Hoffmaster, found a means to honor her grief. The…
A play with music about friendship, art, love, and death. Performed in the outdoor courtyard of Lanza's Cafe Address: 601 W. Main St. #C, Carborro Synopsis: Two wise bums hang out behind a coffee shop every day, singing songs and sipping 'shroom tea. One day, a fresh-faced barista is tasked with kicking them out of…
A sage wrote centuries ago, “Man cannot live without joy.” How do you find joy in your life? What challenges do you face in your search? Steven Petrow, author of the new book, The Joy You Make, and Washington Post columnist will join us in exploring this theme. Registration requested.
Masquerade: a pretense... a disguise... a transformation? Opening with Nicole Piunno's Bright Shadow Fanfare--this program is both fiery and mysterious, sentimental and quixotic. Gustav Holst's Hammersmith anchors this classic wind-band work in vivid memories of a colorful British town on the Thames river while Luis Serrano Alarcon's Invocación transforms an earlier piano work by Isaac…
A series of weekly Town Hall forums curated by The National Women's Theatre Festival about, for, and with theatremakers. Town Hall events take place every Monday night in April & May from 7:30-9pm ET on Zoom. Register for free through Eventbrite.
Come join our fall classes at Wake Forest Community Youth Orchestra where we provide expert orchestral instruction and access to instruments to families in the communities that we serve. We provide classes to all levels of experience, from beginning to chamber ensembles.
Embrace the complexities of the human experience with Lynne Taylor-Corbett’s Carmina Burana. Follow the Wall Street story of a working-class man whose life transforms after a lottery win. This adaptation brings a contemporary twist to Carl Orff’s rhythmic and roaring music. Included in this program is Duo Concertant by George Balanchine.
