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In her Phenoms series, artist Leigh Ann Hallberg creates large-scale abstract paintings inspired by her journey through local landscapes, including the Reynolda landscape.
Colors have many symbolic meanings in East Asian fashion. This exhibit features clothing from China and Japan organized by the five basic colors of black, red, green-blue, white, and yellow.
The Farmers Market at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds is Forsyth County’s longest-running source for locally raised fruits, vegetables and proteins.
One of the most popular and celebrated American artists of the twentieth century, Andrew Wyeth spent seven decades painting a particular farm in his hometown of Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.
Triangle Walking Tours presents the Downtown Winston-Salem History Walking Tour! Join us every Saturday for a fascinating journey through the history of downtown Winston-Salem.
Triangle Walking Tours presents the Winston-Salem True Crime Tour! Join us each Saturday for a thrilling adventure through sites related to some of Winston-Salem's most infamous crimes.
Welcome to the Winston-Salem African American History Tour! Join us for a fascinating journey through the rich history of African Americans in Winston-Salem.
Get your hands-on-history by interacting with an eighteenth-century candle maker, blacksmith, woodworker,and potter; sampling food cooked over an open fire; playing Colonial games; touring the 1788 Gemeinhaus and 1834 Log House; watching a soap ma
Learn abour the connections between the Cherokee People and early Moravians through interactions with the Atsila Anotasgi Cultural Specialists from the Museum of the Cherokee People; a hands-on exhibit of North Carolina Native American artifacts a
Join Bookmarks and the Well-Read Black Girl Book Club for an evening with Vanessa Miller on Wednesday, April 30 at 6:00 pm!
Spend the first Saturday of fall visiting with artists and artisans; tapping your toes to the sounds of regional musicians; listening to Ken Bloom play the bowed dulcimer; exploring history with eighteenth-century craftsmen; playing Colonial games
Enjoy listening to spooky song selections in the 1798 Gemeinhaus; meeting a few"spirits" of Bethabara's past during a walk to God's Acre; gathering under a tent to hear ghost stories by acclaimed storyteller Cynthia Moore Brown; making a corn husk