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Download the Newsletter as a PDF PDF NOVEMBER 2019 NEWSLETTER INSIDE THIS ISSUE Artist in Focus By Gina Franco Arts Happening By Phillip Marsh AG Making It Work By Catena
Details on the campaign will be presented at the kickoff reception on Tuesday, October 22nd at Dance Project Studio 323 in the Greensboro Cultural Center (GREENSBORO, N.C.) ArtsGreensboro announced today
ArtsGreensboro Announces New Director of Development Greensboro, N.C., November 5, 2018—After an extensive nationwide search, ArtsGreensboro’sInterim President and CEO, Amy Grossman, announced today that seasoned development professional, Catena
ArtsGreensboro is now accepting nominations for the 2018 O.Henry Award. Named for the famed author from Greensboro, this award recognizes an individual’s outstanding contributions to the arts and cultural development
2018 Five-County Regional Artist Grant Applications Now Open Individual artists must live in Alamance, Caswell, Guilford, Randolph, or Rockingham counties, and focus on visual, performing, literary, or interdisciplinary arts Applications
ArtsGreensboro today announced that it surpassed its $1 million June 30 campaign target for its 2017 community-wide Artsfund Campaign – Guilford County’s largest comprehensive annual fundraising effort to support arts
Betty Cone Medal of Arts Presented to Scott Fray and Madelyn Greco The prestigious award, sponsored by AT&T, was presented to Fray and Greco at ArtsGreensboro’s Annual Meeting Yesterday Greensboro,
Guilford County’s Nonprofit Arts and Culture Industry Generates $162 Million in Economic Activity and Supports 5,963 Jobs Annually in a New Report from Americans for the Arts Arts & Culture
ArtsGreensboro presented the 2017 Wells Fargo Arts Education Teacher of the Year Award yesterday to Heather Ellington, Art teacher at Kiser Middle School in Greensboro. Mrs. Ellington received the award
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