Art, culture, and community combine at the 7th Annual Juneteenth Black Arts Festival. Community-led and community-driven, CORE hosts an annual Juneteenth Festival through the intentional stewardship of our planning team…. Read More →
Juneteenth Black Arts Festival
Go See This: JMArts presents Frozen: The Broadway Musical
Connie Fenner is a local business owner, community connector, and proud breast cancer survivor. She’s committed to supporting orgs that bring people together to create healthier communities, including powering our… Read More →
Tanja Cole
Go See This: The Fearrington Folk Art Show
Connie Fenner is a local business owner, community connector, and proud breast cancer survivor. She’s committed to supporting orgs that bring people together to create healthier communities, including powering our… Read More →
Ryota Matsumoto Interdisciplinary Art and Design Studio
Go See This: Holiday Cookies and Cards at Wren Memorial Library
“We thought, let’s have kids make a card, and we can hand deliver it to those people who could use an extra dose of joy.”
31st Annual Chatham Artists Guild Open Studio Tour
Fine Arts, Open Studios, Professional Artists! The Chatham Artists Guild presents the 31st annual Open Studio Tour, which will showcase the work of 56 local artists on the first two… Read More →
Meet This Artist: Steve Fagan, working with metal, wood, stained glass, and anything else that interests him
Ever since he was a kid, Fagan has been a doer. Want to play punk guitar? He figured it out. Want to switch to old-time guitar? He figured it out. Want to build a cabin? He figured it out. Want to build a hydroelectric generator in a stream? Want to work with wood? Glass? Want to work with metal and wood and glass? Want to build high-dollar decks and mixed-media garden gates and trellises? Want to live as you wish without compromising your ideals? He figured it out.
Meet This Artist: Lisa Fedele, Fostering Creativity, Collaboration, and Innovation
There’s a direct line for me between entrepreneurship, innovation, and creativity. So I think it’s a really important thing to evangelize.Look at my father, who had a third grade education. My father was a diesel mechanic, but at his core he was an artist and a maker. I think about how many kids, very much like my father, don’t know that creativity is a path out of poverty, a path to the world. I want to help people realize that your choice isn’t between working in retail or working at a plant. Entrepreneurship is a choice. Creativity is a driver.
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