The Gregg Museum Reopens August 26
Closed for construction since 2013, NC State University’s Gregg Museum of Art & Design will reopen with a day of activities On Saturday, August 26, 2017, a longtime dream comes true. The Gregg Museum of
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The Right Person, at the Right Time
George Thomas first discovered the NC State Crafts Center as a student in 1978. Almost 40 years later, he is retiring as director.
New event: dinner at The Capitol Steps performance on Sept 10
In conjunction with performances by The Capitol Steps, NC State LIVE invites you to join us for a lovely dinner at 1887 Bistro. Conveniently located just off the lobby of Stewart Theatre, 1887 Bistro offers
Tara Zaffuto Mullins steps up to lead the Dance Program
Though she didn’t move to the Raleigh area until 2011, Tara Mullins’ introduction to the NC State Dance Program occurred quite a few years earlier. “I first met Robin Harris in 1993 at the American
Sharon Moore to receive the Raleigh Medal of Arts
The City of Raleigh Arts Commission has selected six individuals to receive the 2016 Raleigh Medal of Arts, the City’s highest arts honor, the City’s Office of Raleigh Arts announced today. The awardees are William
NC State LIVE receives a grant from the Sustainability Fund
Exciting news! NC State LIVE has received a grant from the NC State Sustainability Fund to support our March 2017 artist residency with The Nile Project.
The Swingles Deliver Uncommon Entertainment (review)
Ken Hoover of CVNC reviewed The Swingles’ April 27th performance at NC State. “Listening to the local appearance of The Swingles at Stewart Theatre, on the campus of NCSU, it was perfectly clear that they
It’s gonna’ happen! The Swingles on April 27.
Let’s just call this the “Third Time’s the Charm Tour.”
Robin Harris takes a bow
At the end of the spring 2016 semester, Robin Harris will retire after leading the NC State Dance Program for thirty years. The article below was originally published in the Spring 2016 issue of #creativestate,
A Multifaceted Artist (review)
Geoffrey Simon of CVNC reviewed Cameron Carpenter’s March 19th performance at NC State. “Thanks to NC State University for an evening of fascinating talk and out-of-this-world playing by this artist whose cultivated persona can mask