Triad Arts with David Ford Historic Washington ParkDecember 31, 2007[Rebroadcast from December 4, 2007]. Arcadia Publishing has made a name for itself with pictoral histories of historic neighborhoods. Arcadia has three books on Winston-Salem neighborhoods--one on the West End, another about West Salem, and the latest documents this history of Washington Park. Suzanne Bragg is the author.
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Triad Arts Archives
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March 1, 2005: Soprano Marilyn Talyor & tenor/conductor James Allbritten
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February 28, 2005: Pianist Peter Kairoff
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February 26, 2005: Composer Gwyneth Walker & pianist Jeffery Biegel
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February 24, 2005: Cellist Brooks Whitehouse
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February 22, 2005: Music for a Great Space
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February 21, 2005: Violinist Kevin Lawrence
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February 17, 2005: Greensboro Symphony
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February 16, 2005: Author Diana Greene
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February 15, 2005: WFU Museum of Anthropology
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February 9, 2005: Contralto Diane Thornton
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February 8, 2005: Michael Butterman
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February 7, 2005: Poet Dick Schneider
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February 2, 2005: Wake Forest University Theatre: Antigone
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January 28, 2005: Pianist Andrew Willis
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January 21, 2005: Cellist Lynn Harrell
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January 14, 2005: Greensboro Symphony
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January 7, 2005: Alexander Mickelthwate
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December 6, 2004: NSCA: Open Dream Ensemble
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December 3, 2004: Pianist Pamela Howland
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November 19, 2004: John Morris Russell
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November 12, 2004: music educator Elizabeth Keathley
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November 5, 2004: Triad Stage
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November 5, 2004: Malarme Chamber Players
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October 28, 2004: Violinist Andrew Manze
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October 22, 2004: Alfred Savia
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October 14, 2004: Greensboro Symphony
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October 8, 2004: NC Shakespeare Festival
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September 24, 2004: Robert Moody
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September 10, 2004: Greensboro Symphony
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October 8, 2003: Bel Canto
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