ARTS Wake Forest is a Non-profit Supporting Artists & Art Programs in Our Community
ARTS Wake Forest was founded in 1990 as the Wake Forest Cultural Arts Association and is currently run by a team of dedicated volunteers. We receive support from The Town of Wake Forest, United Arts of Wake County, and the North Carolina Arts Council, business and individual contributions, and event sponsorships.
Our Wake Forest Guild of Artists promotes the visual arts and artists in our area. It offers educational programs for artists at member meetings and provides exhibit opportunities. The Guild also organizes a Spring Artisans Market… read more
NEWS & EVENTS
Call for Artists: Waterworks Visual Arts Center juried exhibition “In the Landscape” (deadline June 1, 2015)
Waterworks Visual Arts Center is accepting submissions for a special juried exhibition, In the Landscape, July 25-September 12, 2015. Waterworks is a dynamic cultural venue dedicated to the presentation of significant art of our time. The museum offers an innovative...
See Wake Forest’s The Lang Sisters at North Hills
The Wake Forest duo The Lang Sisters will perform in Raleigh's North Hills on Sunday, April 19 at 4 p.m., where they'll open for NC's own Snyder Family Band at the Midtown Park amphitheater. Information is available on the PineCone website here. The concert is free...
Public Feedback Needed for NC Arts Plan 2015-2019
The North Carolina Arts Council has been working on a new strategic plan to shape the future of the arts for the next four years – 2015 to 2019. They've held four regional public meetings and met with numerous key stakeholders across the state. These meetings have...
Triangle ArtWorks Kicks Off Monthly Series of Legal Practicums for Artists
Do you work in the arts and have questions about copyright? Trademark? Taxes? Contracts? Business law? Are you tired of attending "legal issues in the arts" talks and going home with more questions and no tools to help you? Members of the new Law + ArtWorks group at...
Wake Forest Has Talent! competition is underway
Move over, American Idol: Wake Forest Arts is looking for local talent to perform at its signature Six Sundays in Spring concerts. As part of our 25th Anniversary Celebration, Wake Forest ARTS is announcing Wake Forest Has Talent!, our first-ever talent competition....
Wake Forest “Meet in the Street” Festival applications now available
The Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications for vendors, non-profits and downtown merchants for the Meet in the Street arts and crafts festival. Applications are available online and at the Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce, 350 S. White...
Call for Artists: 4th Annual North Carolina Statewide Juried Pastel Exhibition (deadline March 2 , 2015)
ON COMMON GROUND: 2015 PASTEL PAINTINGS FROM THE MOUNTAINS TO THE SEA The 4th Annual North Carolina Statewide Juried Pastel Exhibition will be held at The Art Shop, Greensboro, NC MAY 16 – JUNE 16, 2015. Presented by the Pastel Society of North Carolina, a North...
In Wake Forest: A Night of Improv: “It’s Funny to Be Scared!” Saturday, October 25
A Night of Improv: "It's Funny to Be Scared!" Halloween Treat for the Family Forest Moon Theater is excited to bring improvisational theater to Wake Forest. On Saturday, October 25, for one night only and just in time for Halloween, you'll find out why "It's Funny to...
Kids Krafts at the Wake Forest Farmer’s Market October 25, 2014
Wake Forest ARTS will bring its Kid’s Krafts program to the Wake Forest Farmers’ Market on Saturday, October 25 from 8 a.m. until Noon. Look for the Wake Forest Arts booth, where volunteers will help kids create paper bag puppets. This program is presented...
Today: pianist David Kim at the Renaissance Centre
Wake Forest ARTS and the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre present pianist David Kim, winner of numerous musical and academic prizes, who will perform works by Mozart and Beethoven on his 5 octave Viennese piano, with a talk and demonstration. The concert is Sunday,...
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