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11 results for North Carolina's Eastern Living Magazine Vol. 12 Issue 2, March 2020
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A New York Times best-selling novel, "A Woman Is No Man" by Rocky Mount resident Etaf Rum was released in March 2019. the novel follows the lives of three generations of Arab-American women living in New York.
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43114
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Chowan University's School of Fine and Applied Arts has exceptional presence in the surrounding community.Three students are highlighted: Joshua Bryant, Nicholas Adams and Selton Vaughn.
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Featured is Laura Casas. Previously coordinator of Pocosin Arts Summer Art Camp,, she completed a short-term residency with Pocosin Arts in August 2019 and is now the new Americorps staff member in charge of the Smith Digital Fabrication Lab. Additionally featured is Taehyun Bang., a metal smithing artist in residence at Pocosin.
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Located two miles off Interstate 95 on the Roanoke River is a music entertainment venue in two buildings. Bruce Tyler and Michael Hinderliter are mangaing partners.
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This former Episcopal Church outside of Tarboro was purchased in 1999 by Tricia and Kevin Wilson to originally serve as a home. The couple were later inspired to make it a musical venue.
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"The N.C.Black Bear Festival has taken the state by storm -- winning awards for 'Best New Festival' in North Carolina, twice winning 'Best Festival' in North Carolina amd 'Best Small Festival' in the eight southeastern states in its short five-year history."
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Mack Powell retired as an electrician after 45 years with an Ahoskie business. Every bird house he builds is a unique creation. He uses cypress and red cedar.
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Martin County native Joey Griffin teaches theater at South CreekMiddle and High Schools. He credits community arts leaders; namely, Loretta Gurkin, Allan Osborne,, E.T. Taylor and Lisa Davis for his career interest.
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43121
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Arts of the Pamlico Players replaces a previous comunity theater program that was a joint venture between Arts of the Pamlico and Turnage Theatre. Directory, Jeffery Phipps explains that AOP Players is trying to put forward high qual;ity productions with limited resources.
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43122
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Growing up in rural Northampton County, Chelsea Davis Jerigan has a passion for dance. After earning her degree from Meredith College, she openned Progressions Dance Center in Roanke Rapids.
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43123
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White's business, Tiffany White Photography specializes in preserving memories. a popular program offered is the "Radiant Women Shoot".
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