NOV 9 – DEC 12, 2025 Location: African American Atelier, Greensboro Cultural Center Creative Greensboro’s Neighborhood Arts Grants recipients will participate in an exhibition and
As part of the programming for Fighters for Freedom, the museum will open on two Sundays this fall. Drop by in the afternoon to see the
You’re invited to enjoy Creative Greensboro’s Neighborhood Arts in a free, interactive art crawl that brings to life the themes of the Fighters for Freedom exhibition.
Join us for a dynamic discussion with Greensboro artists who will respond to William H. Johnson’s artwork through a contemporary lens to explore issues of
The Weatherspoon Art Museum is pleased to invite members, friends, and students to our annual Fall Open House to celebrate all the fall exhibitions and
Join WAM Curator Elaine D. Gustafson and UNCG Art Historian Dr. Claire Ittner as they discuss William H. Johnson’s work. ASL interpretation will be available
Join exhibition curator Dr. Virginia Mecklenburg for a presentation about William H. Johnson’s work, legacy, and his series Fighters for Freedom. ASL interpretation will be
Inspired by Gabrielle Zevin’s bestselling novel Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and this year’s Benjamin Fellow, Dr. John Borchert, we will host a community collection study session
The Weatherspoon Art Museum will be closed this Friday, July 4 for the university holiday. We will reopen for regular hours on Saturday, July 5,
Location: Greensboro History Museum, Greensboro Bound Festival Dolen Perkins-Valdez brings history to life with compelling female characters, from slavery through the present day. Her latest
Join Greensboro artist Donna Wojek Gibbs for an introduction to basic weaving techniques as part of the programming for the exhibition RugLife. Weaving is a craft that
Join Emily Stamey, WAM Head of Exhibitions, for a guided tour of the traveling exhibition RugLife, which examines the ways in which this utilitarian art form is