Art Break Tour
Artspace 201 East Davie Street, Raleigh, NC, United StatesJoin Creative Director Annah Lee for a lunch time tour of our current exhibitions. Approximately 45 minutes.
Join Creative Director Annah Lee for a lunch time tour of our current exhibitions. Approximately 45 minutes.
This one-time workshop will provide you with the materials and techniques needed to craft a uniquely shaped vase, perfect for enjoying your springtime flowers, or to give as a special gift to someone you love. We will roll our own slabs of clay, incorporate textures on their surfaces, and shape the form by hand to…
The Raleigh Youth Choir is proud to announce its highly anticipated annual fundraising gala, RYC’s Got Talent, set to take place on Friday, April 11, 2025, Cocktail hour at 6pm and event at 7 pm at MacGregor Downs Country Club in Cary, North Carolina. This festive event will feature a delightful selection of food and drinks and the exciting…
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.…
March 30th marked the opening of Healing Through Art: A Community Empowered had its opening reception at Lechon Latin BBQ located at 5959 Triangle Town Blvd Ste. 2121, Raleigh, NC 27616. The artwork will be on display at the restaurant until April 13th.
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…
Let your imagination soar in Artspace's Open Studio and enjoy a free self-guided art making activity for ages 5 and up
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.…
Scythian pulls together a blend of Celtic, Eastern European, and Appalachian traditional music into an unforgettable show. The quartet’s onstage energy is matched by its musical prowess, a phenomenon Nashville’s Music City Roots described as “what happens when rock star charisma meets Celtic dervish fiddling.” Led by brothers Alexander and Danylo Fedoryka, the band’s sound…
March 30th marked the opening of Healing Through Art: A Community Empowered had its opening reception at Lechon Latin BBQ located at 5959 Triangle Town Blvd Ste. 2121, Raleigh, NC 27616. The artwork will be on display at the restaurant until April 13th.
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…
Join us for a monthly gathering of fiber folks at Artspace!
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.…
Learn to weave a landscape tapestry using a circle loom! These looms are a one-time use because they make a beautiful frame for your tapestry. This workshop will teach you to warp a circle loom using a non-circular set-up to weave an image of a landscape featuring a waterfall that will fall from the frame.…
WOW, Knightdale! Your creativity blew us away
We’re continuing to celebrate National Poet
Wake County’s arts economy generates $543.3