somehow works, especially when you fill a wall with a dozen or so rabbit pictures as Slonem designed them to be shown and bought. It reminds me of an old Warner Brothers cartoon where Mr. Rabbit has a wall of pictures of his 50 or so children all in different frames and not evenly hung on the wall. Continue Reading
Keep things casual on the outside, but internally use these moments to practice live performance. Which songs create the best response? Which jokes between tunes resonate the best? Does your audience like your dancing? Refine your act while you are there instead of becoming weary from all the small talk you would otherwise do.Continue Reading
August Financial Education Schedule Classes are free unless noted. Pre-registration required. Call today at 255-5166. __________________________________________________________________________________ Housing Classes Homebuyer Education Series – ($50.00 participant fee) Our HUD-certified course provides a step-by-step explanation of the home-buying process, a fantastic resource book, and an opportunity to interact with local real estateContinue Reading
The internet and technology have brought numerous benefits in almost everything worldwide. It has made online shopping easier and more popular as the shops are accessible so long as one can access the internet via phone or a personal laptop. Some even have their application which is easier to downloadContinue Reading
In honor of WNC’s deep history and international impact in glass arts, Burnsville and the Toe River Arts Council are joining area arts organizations, galleries, and museums in celebrating the Summer of Glass. The six-month period, May through October, includes special exhibitions, tours, workshops and demonstrations focused on studioContinue Reading
Artisphere Announces New and Returning Program Highlights for the 14th Annual Festival Artisphere, presented by TD Bank, announced some of the new and exciting programs for Greenville’s premier arts and cultural celebration, May 11-13, and reminded loyal patrons that many festival favorites will return in 2018. What’s NewContinue Reading
The Waynesville Library will host a workshop led by noted Asheville mystery author Michael Havelin. He will present a 2-hour session on various aspects of the writing process for fiction authors. A knowledgeable and entertaining workshop leader, Havelin will explain many basic writing concepts; including where to find ideas, the importanceContinue Reading
A Tale of Two Rachels: Comparing the 1952 and 2017 Versions of My Cousin Rachel by Chip Kaufmann. The Hendersonville Film Society recently screened the restored 1952 version of Daphne Du Maurier’s My Cousin Rachel. As it coincided with the release of the 2017 version, it gave me the idealContinue Reading
Hot Works’ inaugural Asheville Fine Art Show held May 20 & 21 at U.S. Cellular Center was a positive experience for the many families who call Asheville home, along with our patrons, sponsors, and last but not least, the artists. Inclement weather on Sunday notwithstanding, the show featured 100 professional, juried artists whoseContinue Reading
