Triad Arts with David Ford 17 Days Arts & Culture FestivalAugust 27, 2012It began in Greensboro and grew for the past several years under the name Art Beat. Last year the organizers decided to bring the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro into the picture, and it seemed like the perfect way for the council to support the arts at an entirely different level.
They rescheduled the event from the spring to the fall to include the college and university communities, and in 2011, the UAC rebranded Art Beat to 17 Days. This year’s 17 Days Arts & Culture Festival in Greensboro will run from September 21 - October 7, 2011, and it includes performances by saxophone great Branford Marsalis, Kora master Mamadou Diabate, the Harlem Quartet, and that’s a small sampling of just the music offerings. Literally all of the arts will be represented during the festival, and in the meantime, UAC president and CEO Tom Philion and Proximity Hotel Executive Chef Leigh Hesling dropped by to talk with David about 17 Days 2012.
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Triad Arts Archives
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September 11, 2009: Triad Arts Weekend 090911
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September 10, 2009: Winston-Salem Symphony Season Preview (Part I)
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September 9, 2009: Twin City Stage: Moonlight & Magnolias
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September 8, 2009: UNCG School of Music: Collage Concert 2009
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September 7, 2009: City Arts : Music Education Programs
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September 4, 2009: TAW 090904
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September 3, 2009: New River Blues Festival
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September 2, 2009: Open Dream Ensemble: Dream Machines II
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September 1, 2009: Winston-Salem Symphony Season Preview (Part II)
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August 31, 2009: Open Dream Ensemble: Dream Machines
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August 28, 2009: TAW 090828
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August 27, 2009: Music on the Mountaintop: Uncle mountain
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August 26, 2009: Indian Classical Chamber Orchestra (part I)
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August 25, 2009: Play the Game
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August 24, 2009: Summer on Trade: Martha Bassett Band
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August 21, 2009: TAW 090821
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August 20, 2009: SciWorks Museum: An African Odyssey
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August 19, 2009: Delta Arts Center: Vandorn Hinnant
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August 18, 2009: Carolina Summer Music Festival
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August 17, 2009: Music on the Mountaintop
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August 14, 2009: Andrea Reese, Ann Grimaldi and Music on the Mountain Top
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August 13, 2009: Andrea Reese
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August 12, 2009: Weatherspoon Art Museum: New Art/New Audiences
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August 11, 2009: Music on the Mountaintop
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August 10, 2009: Fitness by the Fountain
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August 7, 2009: MUSEP: Songs of Water & Kwame Dawes: Wisteria at the National Black Theatre Festival
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August 6, 2009: Hope: Living and Loving with HIV in Jamaica
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August 5, 2009: Muddy River Jazz Band
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August 4, 2009: SECCA: Kianga Ford's Story of This Place (part II)
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August 3, 2009: MUSEP: Songs of Water
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