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Arts Council will spotlight African-American Music Trail
Sam “The Man” Lathan and Romaine Blackston will talk about how Wilson played a major role in the African-American Music Trail Experience at the Wilson Arts Center Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. ...



Something To Do
Galleries WILSON ARTS CENTER: “Portraits” by Jerome De Perlinghi runs to Feb. 18 in the Annie D. Boykin gallery. Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a ...



Basket weaving workshop offered Feb. 18
FREMONT — If you have ever admired the handwoven baskets at craft shows and want to learn how to make one, the Gov. Charles B. Aycock Birthplace State Historic Site has a class for you. At the b ...



'Treasure Island' auditions next week
Auditions for ACT! for Youth’s production of “Treasure Island’ are Monday and Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Wilson Arts Center for girls and boys in kindergarten through 12th grade ...



Love the Symphony returns
Celebrate Valentine’s Day in gala fashion with the Barton College/Wilson Symphony Orchestra Tuesday, Feb. 14, at the 21st annual Love the Symphony. A much-anticipated annual event, this season&r ...



Wilson native puts life on stage
When relationships go sour, some people write down their thoughts in journals. Tracey King Jones went one step further and turned her writings into a play. Jones’ play, “Love 911,” ...



New Library Books
Following are new books at the Wilson County Public Library.   Adult Fiction Seven-day checkout. A book may be renewed one time unless there is a reserve on it, in which case it cannot be r ...



Something To Do
Galleries WILSON ARTS CENTER: “Portraits” by Jerome De Perlinghi runs to Feb. 18 in the Annie D. Boykin gallery. Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a ...



Arts Briefs
Haliwa-Saponi Powwow is Saturday The Haliwa-Saponi Tribe 6th annual Winter Powwow is Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. at 288 Capps Farm Road in Hollister. The event will include native American food, ...



'Everybody cut footloose'  View Photo Gallery
There’s plenty of music and dance in ACT! For Youth’s production of “Footloose,” but there’s so much more in store for audiences who see it this weekend and next at the B ...



Renowned musician in free concert here
Symphony orchestra conductor Alexander Frey will present a concert of piano and organ works Friday, Feb. 3, as part of First Christian Church of Wilson’s music series. Frey has premiered works ...



Art students win Scholastic honors
Wilson County students were once again among the winners in the 34th National Scholastic Art Awards for the Eastern/ Central North Carolina Region. The competition takes place at Barton College, wh ...



Former Wilsonian publishes 'Beyond Boundaries'
Former Wilsonian Dr. John Townsend’s latest book is “Beyond Boundaries: Learning to Trust Again in Relationships.” In the book, Townsend gives tools for establishing trust and find ...



New Library Books
Adult Fiction Seven-day checkout. A book may be renewed one time unless there is a reserve on it, in which case it cannot be renewed, unless it is New Adult Fiction with 550 pages or more, in which ...



Something To Do
Galleries WILSON ARTS CENTER: “Portraits” by Jerome De Perlinghi runs to Feb. 18 in the Annie D. Boykin gallery. Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a ...



Arts Briefs
Simmons gives writing workshop Local author Merry Simmons will be teaching a six-week writing workshop, “Writing Popular Fiction That Sells,” for the Arts Council on Tuesday evenings fro ...



Performers pay tribute to King
Sallie B. Howard is celebrating the reality of Martin Luther King’s dream with a concert Saturday at Sallie B. Howard School. Author and spoken word artist Sean Ingram of Stantonsburg said he ...



Arts Council's Paint and Pour classes resume
This spring’s Paint and Pour classes at the Wilson Arts Center have been scheduled with five local artists leading the classes. Classes are $35 pre-paid and include art supples. Reservations c ...



'Footloose' will rock the Boykin Center
It’s crunch time for ACT! for Youth as they prepare for the rousing musical “Footloose,” opening next week at the Boykin Center for a two-weekend run. Evenings are filled with danc ...



Something To Do
Galleries WILSON ARTS CENTER: “Portraits” by Jerome De Perlinghi opens Monday and runs to Feb. 18 in the Annie D. Boykin gallery. Opening reception is Monday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. On Th ...



New artist in town
Jerome De Perlinghi chose Wilson as his home, and now the international freelance photographer is giving his new hometown a look at his work. On Monday, the Arts Council of Wilson will unveil De Per ...



New Library Books
Adult Fiction Seven-day checkout. A book may be renewed one time unless there is a reserve on it, in which case it cannot be renewed, unless it is New Adult Fiction with 550 pages or more, in which ...



Auditions this week
Two theater groups have auditions this week.   Playhouse of Wilson Auditions continue tonight beginning at 7 at the Wilson Arts Center for Playhouse of Wilson’s upcoming production of ...




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