We are delighted to announce Echoes of the Belle Époque: Two Visions of Paris, an extraordinary exhibition that bridges time and memory through the eyes of two remarkable artists. This […]
Gallery owner, art historian, and North Carolina native Charlene Newsom employs her broad knowledge of NC art to curate an extensive exhibition celebrating the most influential NC artists of the […]
Gayle Stott Lowry's new exhibition "Where Sunlight Lingers" draws from her recent travels through Southern Italy, where ancient limestone structures and crystalline light sparked a fresh body of work. The […]
Oscar Wilde’s comedic play which satirizes the conventions and manners of the late Nineteenth century. Best friends Jack and Algernon each adopt fictional identities to escape social obligations. Jack invents a brother named Ernest, while Algernon creates an invalid friend named Bunbury. The plot unfolds with mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, clever wordplay, and humorous social […]
Take a journey to uncover Raleigh’s Jewish heritage and history, starting with Raleigh’s first Jewish resident, Moses Mordecai, the namesake of Mordecai Historic Park. We’ll learn about Michael and Regina Grausman, who hosted Raleigh’s first synagogue in their home. And new this year, each row of the trolley holds a trip packet with photos and […]