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Arts beat winter blues
CAPE CHARLES -- After the frenzy and excitement of the Christmas season, the snowfall that kept us all captive in our cozy homes and the New Year festivities, we find ourselves now wondering how we can get through the gloomy months ahead.
Arts Report: 'The Beautiful Accident'
San Diegans paint a parking garage, honor water, compose for a mime, sneak behind museum walls, bike 100 miles, and more in our roundup.
Construction at S.F. venues disrupts arts groups
For more than 20 years, the celebrated San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival has taken place at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre in the Marina, a major venue for dance and music performances. The festival sells out a dozen...
Study Kicks Off to Determine Economic 'Power of the Arts'
Arts and culture usually always bring out large crowds in small and big cities alike. And with those crowds, comes revenue.
All Access Arts
Natural light floods the open, wood-floored space and temporary walls are arranged to display artwork from a handful of area artists. by Tara Morgan It was the first blizzard of the season. Shelves of snow slid off the trunks of cars and hit the road with pillowy thuds.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
Arts center gets tough audience
The group trying to build a performing arts center in Myrtle Beach asked the City Council on Tuesday for about $50,000 to cover operating expenses through July.
Arts United hires new director
Published: Sunday, January 9, 2011 at 5:00 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, January 10, 2011 at 4:08 p.m. Deborah Carter Conrad has come full circle to reprise her role as executive director of Arts United for Davidson County.
West arts & leisure briefs
"Close to Nature," an exhibition of nature photography, will go on display at the Hopkins Center for the Arts Thursday through Feb. 27. The works of local photographers Jim Aronson, Paul Vitko and Kristy Walker will be featured in the show at the arts center's Lobby Gallery at 1111 Mainstreet in Hopkins.
Jubilation over reprieve for threatened theatre
TWO arts venues threatened with impending closure have been given a stay of execution.
Mayor Jacobs: No more county money for arts center
Builders of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts should try to cut expenses and look for private loans instead of expecting a $30 million bailout from Orange County taxpayers, Mayor Teresa Jacobs said Tuesday.
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