It's time for storytime at the McGirt-Horton Branch! We'll be reading stories, singing songs, and saying rhymes. This program is for infants through preschool ages.

Tuesdays through February from 10:00am - 11:30am. This program is offered at a reduced rate thanks to sponsorship from HealthTeam Advantage. $50 per 4 class series or $15/individual class (includes all supplies and instruction). January 24, 31, February 7, 14, 21, 28 Trotter Active Adult Center 3906 Betula St., Greensboro Register: https://form.jotform.com/223344786322154 Students will learn […]

Regular practice is the best way to build skills and gain confidence. Join teaching artist, Jennifer Donley, as she shares her acrylic painting practice every week. Students will complete a small acrylic painting in each session while focusing on a new technique or style. Working mainly from life, students will study color, contrast, light sources […]

Working from her own and others' personal stories, artist Endia Beal highlights the realities and challenges faced by Black women in corporate workspaces. With equal parts empathy and biting critique, she explores how gender, race, and conventional notions of professionalism are often used-intentionally or not-against women of color. In the videos that comprise this exhibition, […]

NOW EXTENDED! Chair Yoga every Tuesday through March from 2:00 – 3:00PM - Only $10 each! This program is offered at reduced rate thanks to sponsorship from AARP. Register for one or for all at https://form.jotform.com/221955105320143 #chairyoga #exercise #stretch #creativeagingnetwork #cannc Creative Aging Network - NC

Join host Matty Sheets and the Nervy Bees every Tuesday for Matty's long-running open mic night at its new home, The Green Bean in downtown Greensboro. Beer, wine and great performers!

In-person ukulele jam. Triad Ukulele Ukulele Jam is a free get-together for ukulele players of all levels. All ukulele players and enthusiasts are welcome -- beginners to experienced players. We practice music from the songbooks located here: https://www.triadukulele.com/songbooks.html It's a great time, and we all get to learn together! The Jam leader will distribute the […]

See the iconic silent movie with live organ accompaniment on the Carolina Theatre’s Robert Morton Pipe Organ! Original to the Carolina’s opening night in 1927, the organ is the only remaining Robert Morton Pipe Organ in the state. ABOUT THE SILENT MOVIE Sole heir Willie McKay (Buster Keaton) journeys by train from New York City […]

Prosperity by Charles Fillmore is written for those who are seeking a more fulfilling life, a greater understanding of God, and the spiritual principles of prosperity for all areas of life. Discover how you can begin to live abundantly, bringing the prosperity of health, loving relationships, material wealth, peace, and other good things into your […]

For African American History month we're going to celebrate African culture with a Greensboro resident born in Africa! Our friend Yolanda will teach us about her native language and culture with "Iṣẹ́ Àgbẹ̀" (a popular Yoruba children's song) and an Afrobeat dance party with Bino & Fino (a children's cartoon popular in much of Africa). […]

The McNairy Mysteries book discussion group explores a wide range of mysteries, from whodunit cozies to thrilling tales of suspense. This is a hybrid meeting; participants can attend via Zoom or in person, and registration is required. New members are always welcome. To register, please email Kate Budries and information for this event will be […]

Abrakadoodle offers art education classes to children from 20 months to 12 years. The curriculum is designed to extend the child's creative abilities and build skills in fine motor, language, art appreciation, cognition, and more. For questions and more information call 336-373-2929 Register here !

This program is for seniors to learn and share new recipes and tricks of the trade in the kitchen. You will also get to enjoy the meal prepared in class that week! For active adults 50+. No registration required.

Working from her own and others' personal stories, artist Endia Beal highlights the realities and challenges faced by Black women in corporate workspaces. With equal parts empathy and biting critique, she explores how gender, race, and conventional notions of professionalism are often used-intentionally or not-against women of color. In the videos that comprise this exhibition, […]

Zines are short, self-made and published works. Come in to learn how to make your own zine and a bit about their history. The kit itself will be available for use during all normal library hours! If you have any questions please email john.serrano@greensboro-nc.gov John Serrano or call us at 336-373-5810.

Enjoy free coffee, cookies, and stimulating conversation with UNCG's Humanities Network & Consortium at the museum. Rotating guest speakers and topics each month.

"Step 1) Name the oppressors in your life: whether these are persons, systems, social or behavioral norms that restrict your life, its quality, its scope of possibility. Step 2) Write a poem about your oppressor(s). Don't worry about its being "good" or "entertaining" by any commercial or academic standards. What's important is that it's raw, […]

Join us in the Hands-on Learning Lab to experience 3D printing, sewing, and a variety of makerspace activities during open lab. You can use the computer lab while receiving instruction on free 3D modeling software, Tinkercad. Receive a voucher to print your item created during the event. Item must be under 50 grams.

Every Thursday, Artists Dave Fox (piano), Neill Clegg (saxophone, clarinet and flute) and Matt Kendrick (double bass) will be joined by guest vocalists, who cover The Great American Songbook and jazz classics including swing…and modal classics from the late ‘50s to early ‘60s, as well as Brazilian jazz from the early ‘60s. No cover charge! […]

Join host Dashawn Hickman every Thursday evening at Thirsty Souls Community Brewing for the Piedmont Blues Preservation Society's Backbeat Blues Jam Session. Musicians come from around the state for an all-ages Blues Jam Session! Free to attend, and there will of course be craft brews, pizza and great company!

September 29, 1918: Company K of Randolph County makes its historic stand. Live music and performances bring to life the love, heartache, and brotherhood found in actual letters between North Carolina soldiers and their loved ones leading up to Company K's final battle that accelerated the end of World War I. This production was originally […]

Working from her own and others' personal stories, artist Endia Beal highlights the realities and challenges faced by Black women in corporate workspaces. With equal parts empathy and biting critique, she explores how gender, race, and conventional notions of professionalism are often used-intentionally or not-against women of color. In the videos that comprise this exhibition, […]

The MFA Writing Program at UNC Greensboro will host a fiction and poetry reading by Jean-Luc Bouchard and Mary Sims on Friday, February 3rd at 6:00 PM at Scuppernong Books, 304 South Elm Street. A part of the MFA Writing Program’s 2023 Thesis Reading Series, the event is free and open to the public. JEAN-LUC […]

Join us in the newly refurbished studios at GreenHill for arts and crafts. The Regroup at GreenHill artists residency exhibition will be on display in the Education Gallery. Come meet the artist and see the work they have created in their time at GreenHill. Attendance is free and open to the public.

Art exhibition featuring 10 local and regional artists exploring fibers. With works by: Barbara Campbell Thomas Jennifer Reis Beverly Y. Smith Taari Coleman Alexandria P. Clay Sharron Parker Julio Gonzalez NoelAni Jones Gordon Holliday Cassandra Luizzo Gallery Hours: Monday - closed Tuesday - 12:00pm to 5:00pm Wednesday - 12:00pm to 7:00pm Thursday - 12:00pm to […]

Come visit Greensboro Public Library's Popup Library at First Friday at Scuppernong. Get a library card, check out books on site, find out about streaming videos and e-books, and discover upcoming library events. Come meet the Greensboro Recycling Team from Field Operations and discover how to reduce your waste and get fun freebies.

The Maharajah Flamenco Trio is passionate about sharing with audiences the experience of flamenco and the intersections of culture, music, well-being, and creativity. Consisting of guitarist Silviu Ciulei, bassist David Cobb, and percussionist Ramin Yazdanpanah, the trio delivers a moving and dynamic expression of Flamenco Nuevo by blending traditional Spanish rhythms with jazz, classical, and […]

UNCG Dance MFA Candidate Emmalee Bradley will present original choreographic work during an immersive experience. This production is a reflection of the culminating project for MFA Candidacy. It is free and open to the public.

Movie: TRAUMA Not all veterans return home welcomed. TRAVIS, an army veteran is faced with the harsh realities of returning home post combat to nothing. Travis encounters a new lifestyle haunted by the effects of abandonment in his post-combat emotional release through substance abuse. Travis’ wife, Kate played by Lindsay Kilgore, drives him to a […]

September 29, 1918: Company K of Randolph County makes its historic stand. Live music and performances bring to life the love, heartache, and brotherhood found in actual letters between North Carolina soldiers and their loved ones leading up to Company K's final battle that accelerated the end of World War I. This production was originally […]

Abrakadoodle offers art education classes to children from 20 months to 12 years. The curriculum is designed to extend the child's creative abilities and build skills in fine motor, language, art appreciation, cognition, and more. For questions and more information call 336-373-2929 Register here !

Come watch our costumed blacksmith in action as he crafts various iron pieces. All ages welcome. FREE. Drop-in. https://www.highpointnc.gov/calendar.aspx?EID=5572

Working from her own and others' personal stories, artist Endia Beal highlights the realities and challenges faced by Black women in corporate workspaces. With equal parts empathy and biting critique, she explores how gender, race, and conventional notions of professionalism are often used-intentionally or not-against women of color. In the videos that comprise this exhibition, […]

TAB Arts Center is hosting a film camp on the weekends for the new year starting January 14th-March 26th, 2023 every weekend from 12:00pm-3:00pm on Saturdays and 1:30pm-3:30pm on Sundays. Bring you kids and let's create! You don't want to miss this!!! Here are the following dates, times, and locations: Every Saturday Jan. 14th-Mar. 25th: […]

Take a guided tour with an Elsewherian and discover the meaning of a store turned living museum! Learn about Elsewhere's history and experience the second and third-floor installations*. Take a selfie in the infamous glass forest, peek at the collection of clothes in our Transformatorium and explore the workshop where artists-in-residence create! Great for school […]

Watch public performances, activities, and spectacles by local and traveling talent as part of the Open Stage Series. More than an open mic, this is a space for performances, experimental dance, comedy routines, live painting, singing, dance parties, table readings, lectures, and more! $5/person suggested admission *For information on how to sign up, email museum@goelsewhere.org. […]

September 29, 1918: Company K of Randolph County makes its historic stand. Live music and performances bring to life the love, heartache, and brotherhood found in actual letters between North Carolina soldiers and their loved ones leading up to Company K's final battle that accelerated the end of World War I. This production was originally […]

TAB Arts Center is hosting a film camp on the weekends for the new year starting January 14th-March 26th, 2023 every weekend from 12:00pm-3:00pm on Saturdays and 1:30pm-3:30pm on Sundays. Bring you kids and let's create! You don't want to miss this!!! Here are the following dates, times, and locations: Every Saturday Jan. 14th-Mar. 25th: […]

September 29, 1918: Company K of Randolph County makes its historic stand. Live music and performances bring to life the love, heartache, and brotherhood found in actual letters between North Carolina soldiers and their loved ones leading up to Company K's final battle that accelerated the end of World War I. This production was originally […]