The fine folks at Hobbs Architects in downtown Pittsboro are powering our Meet This Artist series this year. Architecture is art, and the Hobbs crew values art in our community. They join us in inviting you to take a look. Meet your very inspiring neighbors. Meet This Artist . . . My trip to meet our featured… Read More →
Go See This: NCAI Artshop opens with Folk Art Show
It’s the beginning of the new year. Another opportunity to go out and see more beauty. Thankfully, January’s cold in North Carolina isn’t too bad. Right now, for instance, as I work on my notes from my visit with the NC Arts Incubator’s director, April Weaver, the sun’s light lends life to all sorts of… Read More →
Almost, Maine
CHATHAM COMMUNITY PLAYERS Present Almost, Maine In their second production, the Chatham Community Players present John Cariani’s exploration of arctic romance, Almost, Maine, for 8 performances at the Sweet Bee Theater in Pittsboro, NC. On a Friday night in deepest winter, all is not quite what it seems in the remote, mythical town of Almost,… Read More →
Peter Pan @ PYT
Pittsboro Youth Theater is proud to present—Peter Pan! Not only can these actors sing and dance, they can fly! This family friendly production is full of catchy tunes and magical moments as Wendy, Michael, and John explore Neverland with the one-and-only Peter Pan. Don’t miss your chance to join in the fun, this show only… Read More →
NC Arts Incubator Annual Holiday Art Market Opening
Shop for handmade holiday gifts by local artists. Paintings, pottery, jewelry, fiber products and more! Opening night is Friday, November 17th during the 3rd Friday Artwalk. Live music inside at Courtyard Coffee, Art Market in the PAF Gallery. Refreshments served, door prizes and a raffle. Support local art and shop small! Market runs through Christmas,… Read More →
Pittsboro Gets Main Street Status; Raleigh Unveils Steampunk Public Art
This just in from Beth Turner and Samantha Birchard: Pittsboro wins Main Street Status!!! This status has been a boon for revitalization in many small towns. So, the possibilities are more open than ever before. And speaking of possibilities, Emma Cabrera of Davenport Winkleperry Steampunk Gallery in PBO just sent me an announcement about the… Read More →
