June 2021
Beginner Ukulele Classes for Adults
Learn the basics of how to play the Ukulele with instructor Roy Shockey. Classes are Thursdays, July 1 - August 5, 2021 from 6:00pm - 7:00pm.
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Theater Camp
Marilee'z Kidzz on Stage Theater Camp is back! For ages 9-12, this theater camp will stimulate your child's creativity and offer a beginner's guide to the theater! Hope to see you there!
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Renaissance Under the Stars Gala
Winnsboro Center for the Arts is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year! Come join us for a special evening “under the stars” at Winnsboro Civic Center!
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Unraveled: The Threads that Connect
This exhibit presents figurative and abstract works which reflect our lived experiences, both current and historical, through the lens of women weaving, knotting, twining, plaiting, coiling, pleating, lashing and interlacing. Featured Artists Kristie Smith, Valery Guignon, Brenda Buck and Phyllis Neal present visually striking original pieces which emphasize the artistic power behind a commonly overlooked medium such as fiber.
Find out more »An Afternoon with Michael Martin Murphey
“Murphey was a key player in the Austin phenomenon,” Craig Havighurst of WMOT — The String recently observed. “Murphey, along with Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff Walker and others forged a country-rock hybrid that became the foundation for the progressive folk music field we now call ‘Americana’.” Murphey came of age in the local Southwestern folk music scene, starting with a Bohemian club called the Rubiyat in Dallas and other acoustic venues in Austin, Houston, Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Denver. After…
Find out more »An Evening with Michael Martin Murphey
“Murphey was a key player in the Austin phenomenon,” Craig Havighurst of WMOT — The String recently observed. “Murphey, along with Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff Walker and others forged a country-rock hybrid that became the foundation for the progressive folk music field we now call ‘Americana’.” Murphey came of age in the local Southwestern folk music scene, starting with a Bohemian club called the Rubiyat in Dallas and other acoustic venues in Austin, Houston, Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Denver. After…
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