Local Arts Advocates to Participate in NC Arts Day

NC Arts Day is going virtual this year! Register today for this interactive conference celebrating the arts in North Carolina and join other Buncombe County delegates as we meet with our NC Senators and Representatives.

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Winter Buzz Breakfast Series Continues 3/18 with Maria Jackson

The third event in this four-part series features Maria R. Jackson, Institute Professor at the Studio for Creativity, Place and Equitable Communities at Arizona State University Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. Maria is a national leader in the Equitable Creative Placemaking movement.

Thanks to our Presenting Sponsor The Van Winkle Law Firm. Additional funding for this series was provided by Explore Asheville and the North Carolina Arts Council.

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Crafting Resilience

Public Health and Collective Memory
March 11 at 5 pm

How can the critical and creative practices of craft and public art be imagined to better serve and support the wellbeing of BIPOC communities?

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WNC Arts Launches New Website & Creative Economies Data for WNC

The Western Arts Agencies of North Carolina (WNC Arts) was established in 1980s as a peer support group for arts councils and agencies in WNC. This group is now working to expand their advocacy support for the arts in WNC.

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Easing Restrictions Mean the Return of Smaller Events

Register now to learn what easing restrictions mean for events from Arts NC Director Nate McGaha. Restrictions for indoor and outdoor live performance venues, movie theaters, event venues, museums, and dance studios will be discussed.

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Craft Your Commerce is back!

Craft Your Commerce returns with a fresh new Spring Workshop Series designed to help makers, artists and creative entrepreneurs develop their businesses with a focus on developing sales strategies and skills.

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