Triad Arts with David Ford Triad Arts Weekend!December 17, 2010Artistic Motion School of Dance Director Natalya Igitkhanyan Davison shares her passion for her students, staff and The Grinch who stole Christmas.
In 1985 Bowman Gray lost his father to a heart attack. Later that same year he received two gifts from his mother: a copy of “As A Man Thinketh” by James Allen and a 35 millimeter camera. Bo talks about his new book, those two gifts, and how they changed the course of his life with TAUC host David Ford.
Immigrant's Daughter makes "uniquely magical music that's inspired by traditional tunes from near and far". Hear how with the trio of Sharon Fogarty (flutist), Ann Borden (harpist) and Nora Garver (fiddle). Their new CD Winter Moon was recorded by Treehouse Mobile Studios.
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Triad Arts Archives
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September 6, 2007: Jason Vieux
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September 5, 2007: West Side Civic Theatre: Jesus Christ Superstar
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September 4, 2007: Old Salem Brought To Life
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September 3, 2007: Triad Stage: The Little Foxes
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August 23, 2007: Cave Wall
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August 22, 2007: Bug
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August 21, 2007: The 2007 New River Blues Festival
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August 20, 2007: Ethiopian Art at Diggs Gallery
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August 16, 2007: North Carolina Governor's School
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August 15, 2007: Winston-Salem Youth Arts Institute
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August 13, 2007: Piedmont Opera's 30th Anniversary
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August 8, 2007: UNCG Theatre: Jim Fisher
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August 6, 2007: Jewels: 50 Phenomenal Black Women Over 50
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August 2, 2007: Miracle In Rwanda
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August 1, 2007: UNCG Summer Music Camp
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July 30, 2007: Black Panther Rank And File
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July 26, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: Barry Douglas
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July 25, 2007: Toshiku Takaezu: The Art of Clay
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July 24, 2007: Cave Wall
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July 23, 2007: Find Dima
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July 19, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: James Gaffigan
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July 18, 2007: Brother Wolf Revisited
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July 17, 2007: Rosebud Sioux
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July 16, 2007: Clare Fader
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July 12, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: Martha Bassett
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July 11, 2007: The Full Monty
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July 10, 2007: Ken Rumble: Key Bridge
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July 9, 2007: A Guide To North Carolina's Wineries
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July 5, 2007: Eastern Music Festival: Tom Phillion
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July 4, 2007: Koun Kooki
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