Triad Arts with David Ford Little ChicagoSeptember 12, 2006Gastonia, NC is sometimes known as "Little Chicago." Supposedly, during Prohibition, the city was a favorite point for Chicago mobsters to get North Carolina moonshine. In the late 1980s, Gastonia's per capita murder rate was high as the Windy City's. Little Chicago is now the name of a independent film that puts Gastonia in a more positive light.
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Triad Arts Archives
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January 24, 2007: Wesley
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January 23, 2007: Triad Stage: Noises Off!
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January 22, 2007: European Films at the North Theatre
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January 18, 2007: Forever These Lands
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January 17, 2007: Grandma Moses: Grandmother to a Nation
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January 16, 2007: Alban Elved Dance Company
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January 15, 2007: Todd Wilson
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January 10, 2007: Piedmont Swing Dance Society
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January 9, 2007: MESDA at The Winter Antiques Show
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January 8, 2007: Ryan Hollander
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January 4, 2007: Michael Ramsey/Pearlmerchant
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January 3, 2007: Grandma Moses at Reynolda House
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January 2, 2007: Forever These Lands
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January 1, 2007: Wesley
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December 14, 2006: A Christmas Family Tragedy
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December 13, 2006: Triad Youth Jazz Ensemble One
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December 12, 2006: North Carolina Shakespeare Festival: A Christmas Carol
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December 11, 2006: Open Dream Ensemble
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December 7, 2006: Winston-Salem Children's Chorus
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December 6, 2006: Gwen Bigham
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December 5, 2006: Amy Speace
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December 4, 2006: A Christmas Memory-Robin Voiers
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December 2, 2006: Terri Kirby Erickson
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November 29, 2006: Piedmont Chamber Singers' Festival of Carols
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November 28, 2006: Terri Kirby Erickson
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November 27, 2006: Triad Stage: Beautiful Star
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November 23, 2006: Voce Ensemble
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November 22, 2006: Allison Perkins
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November 21, 2006: Winston-Salem Symphony: Peace and Thanksgiving
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November 20, 2006: Dr. Fred Tanner and the Twin City Choristers
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