A discussion in how Scott Joplin and his "ragged" style changed American music. With Mark Norman, Conductor, American Music Ensemble.
A memory café sponsored by the Novant Foundation. A fun & supportive place for caregivers and their loved ones with dementia to socialize, listen to music, play games & create art in addition to other exciting activities. Box lunch is included! Call 336-718-7300 to RSVP
Christina Soriano brings another evening of celebrated intergenerational dance to this year’s festival in a house concert setting, where she will translate movement ideas to contemporary Celtic Scottish music performed by the Dan […]
Christina Soriano brings another evening of celebrated intergenerational dance to this year’s festival in a house concert setting, where she will translate movement ideas to contemporary Celtic Scottish music performed by the Dan […]
Alzheimer's and other dementias cause changes in memory, thinking, and behavior that interferes with daily life. Join us to learn about 10 common warning signs and what to watch for […]
Renowned poet Lenard Moore reads from his new book “Geography Of Jazz” accompanied by Music Carolina jazz musicians: Matt Kendrick, bass; John Wilson, drums; and Kevin Timmons, keyboards. Purchase tickets […]
This ten-piece ensemble performs ragtime, marches, and other selections by great American composers of the 19th and 20th centuries, including Joplin’s Entertainer and Maple Leaf Rags, Sousa’s Washington Post March […]
Matt Kendrick, bassist, explores taking British invasion songs/culture through the jazz looking glass. How and why songs like "Fool On The Hill," "Downtown," "Georgy Girl," and others are used for […]
The British Invasion is Downtown Winston-Salem this summer for one night! Great tunes through the jazz looking glass, including: Downtown, The Fool On The Hill, I Started A Joke, Time […]
