Arts of Yoga

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Don't miss a copy of your Winston-Salem Magazine.

Your magazine is expanding beyond its pages Dear Esteemed Readers,

You can be in the inaugural Yoga & Art class that starts tomorrow at The Generations. Check it out!

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How do you yoga? So many roads to take. What are yours?

Come meet Judge Cheri Beasley, the woman who will beat Ted Budd on Nov. 8 and help create a Democratic majority in the US Senate in 2023.

Community Conversation with Cheri Beasley: For The People Tour -- Forsyth County · Blue Unity in 2022 Join Cheri Beasley in Forsyth County as a part of her, For the People Get Out The Vote Tour. Cheri will be discussing her candidacy and what she will be fighting for in the US Senate. We would love for you to join Cheri in Winston-Salem on Saturday, October 22nd, at 1:00pm. -- Please be aware that C...

Cool article by James Douglas in Triad City Best. Sorta reminds me if the Renegade Ninja Cowgirls who brightened up the city with guerrilla artwork in the early 2000s.

Winston-Salem artist Elese Élysées wants you to have her pieces — for free Featured photo: Elese Élysées creates free art for the masses. (courtesy photo) Early evenings, as the streetlights pop on down Trade and Liberty Streets, you can make your way through the Art Park…

“Sweat” at UNCG is powerful drama about the human cost of greed, rage, hate. See it, if you can.

CVNC - Through 4/9: UNCG's Sweat Dissects the Wages of Greed, Exploitation, and Racism CVNC: An Online Arts Journal in North Carolina | Through 4/9: UNCG's Sweat Dissects the Wages of Greed, Exploitation, and Racism

“May the longtime sun shine upon you, all love surround you, and the pure light within you guide you on. “ Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (and very yoga teacher everywhere)

We’re excited to be offering an online course called "Welcome to Green Street" for newer friends of the church to learn a little about Methodism, Green Street, and church membership, and to connect with other folks who are relatively new (a standard we are applying very liberally given how things have been the last year and a half!). The course will be a mix of self-paced learning through Google Classroom, with things going live on November 1, as well as two virtual gatherings where we will discuss materials and connect with one another--those will be on Tuesdays Nov. 9 & Nov. 16 @ 7:00 p.m. on Google Meet. Please contact [email protected] to join the course.

Great article, if you're feeling overheated physically or emotionally.

5 Ways to Keep Your Pitta Cool and Serene This Summer Summer is a time of activity and play, but it can also leave us feeling run down if we’re not careful. Try these simple tips to keep your cool and avoid burnout.

This is absolutely my favorite book on the yamas and niyamas.

Anybody got a fave of the yoga sutras?

The Yamas & Niyamas: Exploring Yoga's Ethical Practice The Yamas and Niyamas, yoga's ten ethical guidelines, are foundational to living skillfully.

From yoga to "the Revolution" to Sawtooth's favorite imperfect sale, and more

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The Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County and Triad Cultural Arts will present “Our Time: A Conversation in Black and White,” a new play by Lynn Felder, 7:30 p.m. June 10 and 11, and 2 and 7:30 p.m. on June 12 in Reynolds Place Theatre at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts, 251 N. Spruce St. The June 10 show is sold out, and a 2 p.m. matinee has been added on June 12.
Solomon Caldwell, a 2020 graduate of UNC School of the Arts School of Music, is the music director.
Tickets are free with online registration required at www.intothearts.org, and donations will be accepted. “Our Time” is supported, in part, by the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation through the Artists Thrive initiative.

The Arts Council of Winston-Salem The Art Council provide services that support and promote arts organizations, emerging individual artists and arts-based initiatives throughout the community. Such other services include our ownership and operations of facilities that are integral components of our community.

At every moment I can put myself in the way of God.

Art goes inside, outside, all around the town today - Tuesday.

Art goes outside this weekend, open mic Tues. on Zoom Houston Odom and the Activation Entertainment Project will present "from stone" this weekend throughout the Piedmont Triad.

Principles before personalities, ya'll.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/biden-white-house-celebrity-staff-122310113.html

In Biden White House, the Celebrity Staff Is a Thing of the Past WASHINGTON — Mike Donilon is one of the most trusted presidential advisers in the Biden White House, but he comes and goes from his West Wing office almost as a spectral presence. Described by those who have worked with him as having the demeanor of a parish priest, he abhors speaking to the news ...

It's only Tuesday, and already we've got jazz, poetry, and a whole bunch more

Jazz at Tate's, TWIO, W-S pop, theater, visual arts, opera, UNCSA Where's the fun? Here's the fun.

Congrats to Jamie Rogers Southern of Bookmarks and a whole bunch more good news in ARTZENSTUFF.

Bookmarks names leader; Story Slam, Aperture, Artfolios, UNCSA After guiding Bookmarks for the past six months, Jamie Rogers Southern has been named executive director of the literary arts nonprofit and independent bookstore in Winston-Salem.

Auditions April 17, 1-4 p.m.

ARTZENSTUFF Extra - Casting call OPEN CALL: Auditions

Weekend Edition - Portrait Project, Bookmarks, RiverRun

It's really, really spring. Here's what to do this weekend and beyond.

Public art unveiled online, Bookmarks events, RiverRun is back The Winston-Salem Portrait Project will be virtually unveiled at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 10. You can watch it on WSTV Digital Media, on the city’s YouTube channel, on the city website, or on the city’s page.

A grand week for the arts: SECCA, Bookmarks, Drive-in movies, and Spoleto is back!

Drive-in movies, Bookmarks, SECCA, Spoleto is back in person Don't let COVID-19 keep you from having fun. "Godzilla VS Kong" continues this week at the Marketplace Drive-In. Showtimes are 8 p.m. today through Saturday, April 10. Gates open at 7:15 p.m.

Meet jewelry artist Mindy Maddin, check out the new Artworks show, and the Little Theatre Summer Camps and Classes.

Southwest-inspired jewelry, Artworks show, LWTS camps, classes Something special for you this week - an interview with fine crafter Mindy Maddin whose jewelry is inspired by the great Southwest and her American Indian roots - and news of Artworks Gallery, and the Little Theatre of W...

What's the haps? March 26-30 ... Movies, new art at SECCA, Arts Council Fundraiser kick-off, and the Word Is Out open mic

Weekend films, SECCA show opens, Arts Council event, TWIO So, I am doing this crazy thing. I am writing a play. Actually, I have written the first draft of a one-act play set in Winston-Salem in the summer of 2020, and I've gotten some good notes from my team on how to make it ...

March 23-26 - What's happening?

Go outside. Read a book. Dance. See UNCSA theater online, and enter LWTS' monologue challenge.

Get out(side)! Bookmarks, dance, theater, monologue challenge Although I write about art more than I do about nature, I love the Earth every bit as much as I love human-made beauty. Also, I like being around people, and feel safer being around them outside than inside in the Time o...

UNCSA alums get Grammys, Terri Dowell-Dennis has a show at SECCA, ARTS Day is coming, and an Arts Council survey will help the arts

Rain, rain, go away; bring on the Grammys, art at SECCA, and more Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Fricking fracking rain. Oh, well, May flowers, and all that. Right?

Marilyn Taylor plays the woman who wrote the opera in Piedmont Opera's "Cinderella." ...
And Bookmarks, a story slam, films from UNCSA

R.L. Stine, a story slam, 'Cinderella' opera, UNCSA films on tap What have you missed the most this year?

Art openings, theater, author events - We've got it all!

What a week for the arts: literary, visual, theatrical, and more Triad Cultural Arts will present Alicia D. Williams and Jacqueline Alcántara in an author reading and presentation today, Tuesday, March 2, at 6:30 p.m. on Zoom and Facebook.