Chapel Hill alt-country band Yakamashii is named for a Japanese word meaning “noise,” or “clamor.” And that’s gonna set just the right mood at tonight’s Beer and Banjos. Come catch those good sounds at Bowstring Pizza and Brewyard in Raleigh!
We're celebrating one year of the Arts Access Gallery and we want to celebrate with YOU! Join us on April 25th for this special event! View our current exhibition in the gallery: Kaleidoscope: Multifaceted Perspectives of Autistic Artists Meet some of our Artists – Hear from inspiring voices, including Jason Lord, Eliza Redmann, Robyn Scott…
Barbara A. Outterson: Legacy is a solo exhibition that delves deeply into the artist’s personal journey as she reflects on the defining moments of her life. Through an introspective collection of works, she navigates the themes of memory, forgiveness, loss, and growth, focusing on the joyful times that uplifted her and the traumas that shaped…
The Chateau Ste. Michelle Jazz Series promises a mid-week retreat sure to relax and inspire. With a career marked by creativity, artistry and clever storytelling, renowned singer-songwriter and cellist SHANA TUCKER captivates audiences with her innovative blend of music known as ChamberSoul. Known for her delightfully intimate performances and endearing audience interplay, Shana continues to inspire and…
Barbara A. Outterson: Legacy is a solo exhibition that delves deeply into the artist’s personal journey as she reflects on the defining moments of her life. Through an introspective collection of works, she navigates the themes of memory, forgiveness, loss, and growth, focusing on the joyful times that uplifted her and the traumas that shaped…
Merrily We Roll Along, written by Stephen Sondheim and George Furth, is told in reverse chronological order and depicts the story of a successful and wealthy composer by the name of Franklin Shepherd, as well as his two old friends (Mary and Charley), and their changing relationships and lives over the course of twenty years.…
Barbara A. Outterson: Legacy is a solo exhibition that delves deeply into the artist’s personal journey as she reflects on the defining moments of her life. Through an introspective collection of works, she navigates the themes of memory, forgiveness, loss, and growth, focusing on the joyful times that uplifted her and the traumas that shaped…
Merrily We Roll Along, written by Stephen Sondheim and George Furth, is told in reverse chronological order and depicts the story of a successful and wealthy composer by the name of Franklin Shepherd, as well as his two old friends (Mary and Charley), and their changing relationships and lives over the course of twenty years.…
Barbara A. Outterson: Legacy is a solo exhibition that delves deeply into the artist’s personal journey as she reflects on the defining moments of her life. Through an introspective collection of works, she navigates the themes of memory, forgiveness, loss, and growth, focusing on the joyful times that uplifted her and the traumas that shaped…
Repurpose, recycle, and reuse discarded materials transforming them into one-of-a-kind beaded pendants.Repurpose, recycle, and reuse discarded materials transforming them into stunning one-of-a-kind beaded pendants. Using an array of materials such as fabric scraps, thread, yarn, plastic bits, plastic bags, wire, and beads, participants will learn traditional crafting techniques that breathe new life into overlooked items.…
Radiance isn’t just our theme this year—it’s a movement. It’s our young people standing in their power, owning their brilliance, and shining so bright they spark something in the rest of us too. This is more than a show. It’s confidence in motion, personal growth on display, and a reminder of the impact your support…
Merrily We Roll Along, written by Stephen Sondheim and George Furth, is told in reverse chronological order and depicts the story of a successful and wealthy composer by the name of Franklin Shepherd, as well as his two old friends (Mary and Charley), and their changing relationships and lives over the course of twenty years.…
More spoken word in celebration of April bein
