Collage with Marianne Van Lent using techniques such as scratching, engraving, drawing, printing, writing, gluing, waxing, tearing, mottling, burnishing, stenciling, patterning, and pressing to enhance your storytelling on paper.
In Red Like Fruit, a journalist investigating a domestic violence case is forced to confront her own buried trauma, challenging the narratives we trust and the power of speaking the unspeakable.
Celebrate Irish culture at the 18th Annual Guinness Fest at Gavin’s Irish Country Inn, featuring over 24 hours of live Irish music, a Guinness food truck, beer truck, Irish gift shop, and free admission.
Kick off the weekend at The Shamrock House in East Durham with Trivia and Name That Tune. Enjoy a full menu, drinks, prizes, and plenty of fun with friends and family in the Catskills.
Take a guided tour of the special exhibition Emily Cole: Ceramics, Flora & Contemporary Responses with Thomas Cole Site Chief Curator Kate Menconeri and Associate Curator Amanda Malmstrom.
Neil Simon’s classic comedy about newlyweds Paul and Corie navigating love, chaos, and eccentric family surprises. Featuring Ashley Hill, Jacob Shipley, Katrina Lantz, Roger Dapiran, and Gary Falk.
In Red Like Fruit, a journalist investigating a domestic violence case is forced to confront her own buried trauma, challenging the narratives we trust and the power of speaking the unspeakable.
Experience an afternoon of 20th-century masterpieces by Shostakovich, Prokofiev, and Poulenc, performed by award-winning young virtuosi Tamar Sagiv (cello) and Vladimir Rumyantsev (piano), both acclaimed for their powerful artistry and international performances.
