Triad Arts with David Ford The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth CountyJuly 24, 2012The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County was the first locally established arts council in the country way back in 1949. Today there are hundreds of arts councils in the United States and they’re enriching the lives of millions of people. The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County impacts those communities as well as neighboring ones by raising funds for the arts, advocating for artists, and sponsoring events in conjunction with other arts organizations. The Council also provides lots of educational opportunities for students, doing its part to fill the gaps left behind from huge cuts in arts education funding throughout the region.
They’ve played a huge role in spurring economic development here as well. The Triad’s thriving arts scene makes The City of Arts and Innovation an attractive destination for job recruitment and retention. By strengthening our cultural resources, the arts council generates hundreds of fulltime jobs, and millions of dollars in tax revenue. The primary source of funding comes through the Arts Council United Annual Arts Campaign which wraps up in September. Winston-Salem attorney and Chair of the Arts Campaign Leon Porter recently to a break from fundraising to chat with TAUC host David Ford.
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Triad Arts Archives
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March 25, 2006: The Velvet Glove Kabarett
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March 23, 2006: Tim Miller-1001 Beds
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March 22, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers
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March 21, 2006: Blue Moon Theatre Company-Stay
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March 20, 2006: Flamenco Vivo-Carlota Santana
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March 16, 2006: Singer/Songwriter Bet Williams
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March 15, 2006: Mineral Springs Middle School
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March 14, 2006: Triad Stage-Brother Wolf
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March 13, 2006: Reynolda House-Moving Pictures
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March 11, 2006: The Barnstomers Collective
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March 9, 2006: NCSA Theatre-The Mandrake
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March 9, 2006: Wake Forest University Irish Festival
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March 8, 2006: NCSA Theatre-A Month In The Country
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March 7, 2006: Salem College Pierette Players-The Apple Tree
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March 6, 2006: North Carolina School Of The Arts Jazz Ensemble
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March 2, 2006: Delta Fine Arts Center
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March 1, 2006: The Piedmont Chamber Singers
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March 1, 2006: Poet Harryette Mullen
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February 28, 2006: Triad Stage-"Brother Wolf"
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February 27, 2006: The Cashore Marionettes
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February 23, 2006: Tommy Jarrell Festival
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February 22, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers, Part 2
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February 21, 2006: RiverRun International Film Festival
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February 20, 2006: Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County
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February 16, 2006: Carolina Film & Video Festival
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February 15, 2006: Flamenco Vivo
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February 14, 2006: UNCG Theatre "Death And The King's Horseman"
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February 13, 2006: Eight Artists After Ivy
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February 11, 2006: Triad Stage "I Do! I Do!"
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February 9, 2006: Wake Forest University Theatre: Gint
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