Three-Day Sale To 0ffer Hundreds of Items for Home, Office and Institutional Settings
The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County will conduct a public sale of hundreds of pieces of artwork from the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company art collection Friday-Sunday, February 10-12. The three-day sale will be held in Mountcastle Forum and Reynolds Place in the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts in Downtown Winston-Salem. Hours: Friday and… ...Read More >
The Winston-Salem Forsyth County School System, one of the largest organizations among The Arts Council’s donor base, has kicked off its 2012 campaign for the arts.
The central office of WSFCS recently held an arts day featuring lunch for employees, a silent auction of artworks from Piedmont Craftsmen, Associated Artists, Sawtooth School for Visual Art and the Reynolds Tobacco Company Arts Collection; and performances by a trio from the… ...Read More >
An in-house study done by The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, titled “Vibrancy Index,” has documented the dramatic increase in activity in Winston-Salem’s downtown and the broader community. The Index was created by Arts Council summer employees Catherine Jones, Sally Doss and Beatrice Moss over a five-year period. They counted such things as restaurants, music venues, galleries, and arts, cultural and other entertainment events.
The study results… ...Read More >
The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County raised more than $3 million dollars in its 2011 Annual Campaign and made the largest amount of grants in the Council’s history – more than $2 million.
“This is an amazing accomplishment in this economy,” said Milton Rhodes, President and CEO of The Arts Council “and is confirmation of the fact that people in our community see the arts not only… ...Read More >










