Community leaders and local musicians bring the annual celebration of African American culture online, a local screenwriter’s film debuts online and more area arts news.
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MOTHER HOOD and Joe Grisly combine talents on new album
Cliff B. Worsham and Joey Metcalf discuss bringing their long-held goal of a collaborative album to fruition.
Tenet
A&E Roundup: Digital music showcases bring seasonal cheer
Asheville Music School and A Swannanoa Solstice go digital for the holidays, Moves places a song on TV and more area arts news.
VIDEO PREMIERE: “Montana” by Hustle Souls
The Asheville-based soul rockers go poolside and underwater in their latest video.
Another Round
Mayor
A&E Roundup: Holiday theater productions adapt for 2020
“It’s a Wonderful Life” gets a pandemic twist, the Arboretum’s holiday lights show becomes a drive-thru event and more area arts news.
Show review: St. Paul and the Broken Bones
The Alabama-based soul rockers made history (twice) during the final show in The Grey Eagle’s drive-in series at the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds.
C. Shreve the Professor releases first post-academia album
The Deep Gap-based hip-hop artist is benefiting from a full-time commitment to music.
Mank
Small Axe, Vol. 1: Mangrove/Lovers Rock/Red, White and Blue
Rural arts nonprofits navigate distinct pandemic challenges
Trillium Arts debuts in Mars Hill, while Toe River Arts pivots to serve Mitchell and Yancey counties.
Zappa
VIDEO PREMIERE: “You Should Know” by Tü Koyote
The video for the latest collaboration between Jaze Uries and Ted Marks was directed by Asheville-based Anchor Heart Films.
Leah Chang is thankful for supportive husband, community
“I am extremely grateful for my husband Greg’s culinary skills. He’s been awesome at planning and cooking creative menus throughout the pandemic. At work, I’m glad to be learning some new digital skills with the virtual cinema at the Fine Arts and the online store at New Morning Gallery. I’d like to thank the local community […]
The Last Vermeer
Mike Martinez is grateful for friends in trying times
“I’m very grateful for the love and support from my community of friends. If not for them, I might have lost my mind completely this year. In my professional work, I’m grateful for space and time. Over the past year, our band has been able to get a space to be our most creative versions […]
Collective
A&E Roundup: Open Hearts celebrates new mural
Open Hearts and Ian Wilkinson collaborate, ACT premieres Maria Young’s new play and more area arts news.
Show review: Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires
The husband-and-wife duo put on a high-quality show at the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds, but the overall audience experience has room for improvement.