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Salisbury-Rowan County’s premier visual arts space, located in downtown Salisbury’s emerging East Square Cultural District. |
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Carolina Artists was formed in 1990 by working artists for the express purpose of providing more opportunities for local artists to be recognized within the central Carolina community. |
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Personal Web sites of the Rail Walk Studios & Gallery Artists |
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E-mail: info (at) railwalkgallery (dot ) com Phone: 704-431-8964 Location: 409–413 N Lee St. Salisbury, NC 28144
HOURS: Tues—Sat 10:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m. The gallery/studio is also open by appointment. If the |
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The mission of Center for Faith & the Arts is to enrich religious faith by way of the high arts and to promote appreciation of the high arts in light of religious faith. The Center understands faith as the way we respond to life on the basis of what we believe. Thus, the Center works to strengthen the character and sense of shared humanity in the communities it serves. |
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The mission of the Arts Council is to make North Carolina a better state through the arts. The Arts Council provides technical assistance, information resources, and over 1,000 grants each year to nonprofit organizations and artists. |
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Located in Historic Downtown Salisbury, North Carolina, the Fine Frame Gallery specializes in local and regional artists, and professional framing. |
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An organization of artists who meet |
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Web site design and hosting courtesy of Annette R. Hall. Rail Walk logo design by Marietta F. Smith. All images on this site are © 2008 by Annette R. Hall, or Marietta F. Smith, or Norma V. Frink, or Jimmy Alston, or Patt Legg, or Sharon Forthofer, or Carol Dunkley. All rights reserved. |
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Provides opportunities for Rowan County organizations, individuals, and activities that advocate arts and culture. |
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Rail Walk Studios & Gallery artist Sharon Forthofer provides archival-quality giclée production services for professional artists and photographers. |
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Carolina Baroque was organized by Dale Higbee in 1988 for the purpose of performing music of the Baroque period (c. 1600-1750) on instruments familiar to Monteverdi, Purcell, Buxtehude, Vivaldi, Telemann, J. S. Bach, and Handel during this Golden Age of Music. |
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Our story begins like this… “once upon a time in a Piedmont town in North Carolina the first Blues & Jazz Jam was organized with the assistance of several local musicians, business sponsors, the United Arts Council of Rowan and other Blues and Jazz Enthusiasts of Salisbury, NC. |
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The St. Thomas Players debuted in 1996 with the staging of Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit. Since then, the Players, although nominally an amateur troupe, have gained a reputation for professional-quality productions. |
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Rowan County Concert Association The association receives support from the North Carolina Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts and is a member of the North Carolina Presenters Consortium. For information about upcoming concerts, email floydjo (at) bellsouth (dot) net. |
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Located in historic Spencer, NC, across from the North Carolina Transportation Museum, the gallery showcases local and regional artists. |
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The LGAC was founded in March 2008 to provide an opportunity for creative people of Salisbury N.C. , to share space, resources and ideas. Members include visual artists, musicians, actors, writers, dancers and others. The LGAC facility is located in the Rail Walk Arts District on N. Lee Street. |
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Rail Walk Studios & Gallery is located in the Salisbury downtown arts district. |