By: Jim Longworth Growing up in Greensboro, Billy Wayne Craddock loved two things: football and music. Jim: Who was your favorite singer when you were a boy? Crash: I had a lot of them, Hank Williams, ...
By: Terry Rader On May 4, 80 high school art students from Greensboro’s Cornerstone Charter Academy will converge upon The Village at North Elm to show off their latest works. Everyone is invited to come experience 180 pieces of art ...
For a full list of the 60 shows with approximately 250 performers – go to www.NCComedyFestival.com. For the festival shows at the Crown visit www.tickets.carolinatheatre.com. STANDUP HEADLINE PERFORMERS Sean Patton – Wednesday, April 24 at Starr Theatre...
By: Jennifer Zeleski Everyone wants to visit a place where they feel accepted, and when a crew says “Yamas!” in elation as you walk through the restaurant’s front door, it’s hard not to feel embraced. That warm welcome meaning “cheers ...
By: Matt Brunson In the immortal words — make that word — of Gomer Pyle, USMC: Shazam! (two and a half out of four stars). The second Captain Marvel movie to be released this spring (yup, this ...
By: Katei Cranford April is Jazz Appreciation Month. To celebrate, the High Point Arts Council will host the Melvin Holland Quartet on April 18 at the Centennial Station Arts Center in downtown High Point. A true Jazz appreciator, Holland is ...
Brandy Zdan isn’t crazy about the acoustic guitar. The singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer loves guitars. It’s just that she prefers an electric, with its more varied range of tonal possibilities, sustain and attack. “I honestly ...
Amy Catanzano, whose work investigates the intersections of literature, science and consciousness, will lead a master class in Investigative Poetry at the North Carolina Writers’ Network 2019 Spring Conference held at UNCG on April 27. The Wake Forest University ...
In the back of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods, I’m thanked for information about Kinko’s (now FedEx Office) on Tate Street, where I used to work. Neil was writing the scene where the mysterious Mr. Wednesday uses a fake ...
With the 2019 RiverRun International in full swing, one of the most popular films at last year’s festival has coincidentally made its DVD debut via Kino Lorber. Jeremy Workman’s documentary The World Before Your Feet chronicles the six-year odyssey ...
