"Not Far From The Tree" at Delurk Gallery

The current show at Delurk Gallery features artwork by Don Beroth, Jill Bush, Patsy Harris, Tim Walters, Ed Simpson, Anne Safrit, and Sarah Whittington.  Delurk artists' moms and dads have contributed nearly 80 works as diverse as their offspring, from fine furniture to intuitive landscapes, from abstraction to realism.  The show runs through January 26th.

Delurk Gallery is located at 207 West 6th Street, in the building that stands at the corner of 6th and Trade Streets. 

Delurk Gallery has recently published its 2013 Exhibit Calendar on its website.

Don Beroth, parent of Delurk artist Chad Beroth

Chad Beroth, Delurk Artist

Tim Walters, parent of Delurk artist Dane Walter

Dane Walters, Delurk Artist

Patsy Harris, parent of The Patrick Harris of Delurk Gallery

The Patrick Harris, Delurk Artist

Jolly Holiday Shopping

It's December 15th--yikes!  only 10 days left for you to complete your Christmas shopping!!

Do yourself a favor and don't subject yourself to traffic snarls, rude people at the shopping malls, and the same merchandise everywhere you look.  Avoid all that stress and treat yourself to an afternoon shopping trip in the Downtown Arts District.

Many of the shops and galleries have extended their open hours, especially on weekend days, and several are even open on Sundays in December.  The atmosphere is festive and pleasant, shop people are friendly and helpful, the selection of unique items is unmatched and fall into all price ranges--from very affordable to big-splurge. Whether you're looking to spend $5 or $50 or $500 for people on your gift list, you'll go home happy.

Be sure to check out our Facebook page where you'll find plenty of photos and info on sales, specials, extended hours, holiday menus at the restaurants, and more.  www.facebook.com/tradestreettracker

ROCK the BLOCK REMIX

The City of Winston-Salem is shaking things up!! Rock the Block,  the annual end-of-summer street party, was for years held up and down several blocks of 4th Street.

But this year, they're rotating the footprint 90 degrees and placing music stages at 4 different locations, from Corpening Plaza to Winston Square to Civic Plaza to 6th Street in the Arts District. This will allow the major streets through town to remain open and vehicular traffic to move around more freely.  PLUS it takes advantage of several made-for-music-and-crowds outdoor venues.

We are especially pleased that the Arts District will be able to take part in the festival for the first time, as the Rock, Country and Blues stage will be located at 6th Street, between Cherry and Trade Streets. 


http://visitwinstonsalem.com/special-events/view/rock