ShareTweetI’ve been friends and a fan of the Raving Knaves nearly since they first formed, and I’ve begged and pleaded for this first CD, Atom Age, for every holiday until it finally was released.  The Raving Knaves practice almost weekly in our garage, and we’ve been treated to our own private concerts many times.  To
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ShareTweet Calling all filmmakers, actors, sound techs, crew members! The 48 Hour Film Project comes to Greensboro on the weekend of June 22 – 24, 2012. Filmmakers from all over the Greensboro area (and beyond) will compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film will go
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ShareTweet My husband, Budd, and I are frequent visitors to The Weatherspoon Art Museum as well as members. It’s a place we often call our second home. We both share an interest in comic, horror, boundary-pushing art as well as Surrealism, so when we heard about the Trenton Doyle Hancock exhibition and saw a few
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ShareTweet There’s a thriving arts community on 900 Sixteenth Street that many people in Greensboro have never heard of called The Creative Center. Originally called The Sanctuary, and then The Greensboro School of Creativity, it was founded in December, 2005 by Chip Bristol. Bristol’s goal was to provide a place of safety for people, and
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