Triad Arts with David Ford 17 DaysSeptember 17, 2012On Friday night, September 9, the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro and its many partners will kick off 17 Days with a big Block Party, and from there it’s 17 days filled with amazing theatre, visual art, music, dance and more.
Moving beyond traditional arts will be celebrations of Native American heritage, the 150th birthday of O Henry, and a Chocolate Lover’s weekend. There will me more than 130 events. UAC President and CEO Tom Philion stopped by for a season preview with TAUC host David Ford.
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Triad Arts Archives
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October 27, 2008: Harry Clifton
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October 23, 2008: Surry Arts Council: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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October 22, 2008: New Horizons Band
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October 21, 2008: Emerging Leaders Network
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October 20, 2008: Greensboro Symphony: Time for Three
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October 16, 2008: Music for a Great Space: The Brubeck Brothers
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October 15, 2008: Understanding Tony Kushner
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October 14, 2008: Reynolda House: Seeing The City
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October 13, 2008: Joseph Mills: Angels, Thieves, and Winemakers
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October 9, 2008: Eddie Bass and Fred Chappell
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October 8, 2008: Skill Building For Writers
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October 7, 2008: 2008/2009 North Carolina Dance Festival
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October 6, 2008: Hiking North Carolina's Lookout Towers
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October 1, 2008: Piedmont Opera: The Light in the Piazza
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September 30, 2008: Triad Youth Jazz Society
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September 29, 2008: High Point Doll and Miniature Museum
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September 25, 2008: Art in Bethania
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September 24, 2008: WFU Theatre: Intimate Apparel
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September 23, 2008: Freeport
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September 22, 2008: SECCA: Erwin Olaf
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September 19, 2008: Triad Arts Weekend: Thomas Murray
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September 18, 2008: Jews and Catholics
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September 17, 2008: Guilford College Art Gallery: From One Artist to Another
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September 16, 2008: Winston-Salem Symphony and the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra
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September 15, 2008: Walt Strony
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September 11, 2008: Turchin Center for the Visual Arts: Dancing with the Dragon
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September 10, 2008: Bookmarks Book Festival
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September 9, 2008: North Carolina Shakespeare Festival: King Lear
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September 8, 2008: North Carolina Shakespeare Festival: Much Ado About Nothing
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September 4, 2008: West Side Civic Theatre: Hello Dolly!
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