Arts & Performance

In-depth features and special programs introducing you to Western North Carolina’s musicians, painters, sculptors, playwrights, dancers, writers, poets and more, as well as coverage of the social, cultural and economic issues connected to the arts.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Arts & Performance

Tiffany Jackson muscled her way from opera houses to bodybuilding stages to Western Carolina University 25/01/2023
Community shares the byline at new Asheville venue Story Parlor 12/01/2023
Even off the dance floor, Louise Runyon seeks movement in her poetry 20/12/2022
Lee Stockdale turns to poetry to work through and beyond family trauma 20/12/2022
Multimedia installation in Pack Square amplifies local housing issues and the stories behind them 17/11/2022
Asheville vocalist Jordan Scheffer has a clear vision about her emerging career 03/11/2022
Dave Hartley of The War on Drugs gets local and vulnerable with his latest Nightlands album 26/10/2022
Taking similar paths to Western North Carolina, former soap opera actresses find comfort evolving from screen to stage 20/10/2022
Many regard LEAF as a music festival, but founder Jennifer Pickering has always known it’s about community 12/10/2022
Months into creating her latest work, sculptor Nina Kawar found she was marking her own journey 21/09/2022
Claude Coleman will play music ‘anywhere, everywhere, all the time.’ His latest venture helps others make music too 14/09/2022
‘Disruption’ is just the start of a shift in storytelling at the Museum of the Cherokee Indian 13/09/2022
Ann Dunn, nearly 76, creates meditation on opacity and transparency for Asheville Ballet’s season opener 07/09/2022
Jon Stickley’s bluegrass band ditched vocals and found its voice 30/08/2022
Smoky Mountain Sirens have wrapped female empowerment into a big-sounding rock record 24/08/2022
Founded as a platform for Black actors, Different Strokes founder wants to go further 18/08/2022
Abby Bryant emerges from an upbringing in the church to define herself in secular music 16/08/2022
For experimental guitarist Tashi Dorji, the song never remains the same 12/08/2022
With Curatory Gallery, Ashten McKinney creates an outlet in Waynesville for underrepresented artists 15/07/2022
Rising Appalachia is a band, but the founding sisters say it’s also a community 07/07/2022
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