Arts + Entertainment
- Hand-made music: Waynesville woman hopes to pass on dulcimer-making craft
Molly McCurdy is rare. Specifically, she is one of a small number of female luthiers in the U.S. A dulcimer is a three- or four-stringed instrument that gained popularity in the Appalachian Mountains in the early 1800s and is linked to the region’s Scot-Irish heritage. It is played like a guitar or banjo but laid across one’s lap. The body…
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- Good old-fashioned shape note ‘sing’ fills hall at Lake Junaluska
- Wheels Through Time Museum to have special openingThe Wheels Through Time Museum in Maggie Valley is celebrating its first special weekend opening of 2012. The…
- WCU revives ‘Music Is’ for the first time since 1976
- ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ comes to the Smoky Mountain Center
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- Some novels requires a certain tolerance
Recently I watched several early episodes of “Blue Bloods,” a fine television series centered on a New York family with a tradition of law enforcement. The father is the New York City Police commissioner, his father is a retired policemen, and his children include a…
- Two days, two events, two writers
- WCU will host ‘Vagina Monologues’ Feb. 10-11
- Four Waynesville women recount trek through Nepal
- ECA members earn state accolades
- ColorFest, Art & Taste of Appalachia, to host Dillsboro festival
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- OICA to exhibit paintings by TJ Holland
- Series to feature Chompin’ at the Bit String Band
- Old Fines Creek School to house dance Feb. 4
- Winter Concert Series continues at Colonial
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