As we continue to live in unique times due to the pandemic, people are trying to reinvent their lives and activities to fit the new parameters of our way of
In these uncertain times, many of us are getting creative, as we have had to adjust or completely reinvent our lives to work our way back toward some semblance of
On August 9th, The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, the first arts council in the country, hosted a virtual “Mask-uerade Parade” launch party for its community-wide MASK designing
Unusual times call for creative thinking and collaboration. These skills were paramount this past spring when COVID-19 closed both Kaleideum locations and put a stop to large gatherings, thus halting
BY HEATHER SPIVEY & JOANNA BRITT If you aren’t familiar with the Signs of Hope project in the Sherwood Forest neighborhood in Winston-Salem, then please read Joanna Britt’s story below
Life as we knew it abruptly changed on Monday, March 16th, 2020. We were instructed by NC Governor Roy Cooper to close public schools, and universities & colleges quickly followed
On Saturday, February 8th, over 500 guests gathered at Graylyn for the 37th-annual Winterlark event. Winterlark assists the Cancer Patient Support Program (CPSP) at Wake Forest Baptist’s Comprehensive Cancer Center.
On Saturday evening, January 18th, the A Cappella Jam for Hope was held at RJ Reynolds Auditorium in Winston-Salem. This is the 14th-annual presentation of the musical fundraiser, founded by
The 15th-annual Cheers! to Brenner Children’s Hospital, presented by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Carolinas Realty, was held Friday, Nov. 22nd, 2019, at The Millennium Center in downtown Winston-Salem. More than 400
On Friday, October 25th, more than 300 guests gathered at Senior Services on Shorefair Drive for the 19th annual Evening for Alzheimer’s Care. This event was created to benefit Senior
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