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Performing arts venues in Winston-Salem

6 independent performing arts venues in Winston-Salem, with addresses, contact details and photos where the business provides them.

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Winston-Salem Choral Academy

Performing arts venue · 646 W 5th St

The Winston-Salem Choral Academy is a community-based choir organization for children and youth in Winston-Salem and surrounding areas. It offers vocal musical education and artistic excellence in performance through six levels of choirs: Fireflies, Dragonflies, UPBEAT!, Lyrica, Encore, and Sforzando. The academy is directed by Anne Saxon, Suzanne Maggs, Brandon Winbush, and Anna Wade, and is a partner with Music and Arts Ministries of Centenary United Methodist Church. The organization has a busy performance schedule, with events taking place at various locations, including Centenary United Methodist Church, Maple Springs United Methodist Church, and the Biltmore House. The academy's office is located at 4105 Sewanee Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, and can be contacted through phone or email for more information.

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Tam Tam Mandingue Winston-Salem

Performing arts venue · 2721 Cardiff Ct

Tam Tam Mandingue Djembe Academy Winston-Salem is a performing arts venue that offers various programs, including Living Rhythms School Programs and E-Learning programs. The Living Rhythms program immerses students in the music and culture of West Africa, teaching them rhythms and songs that represent the traditions of several African ethnic groups. The program is specifically designed around the Common Core State Standards, connecting to multiple Anchor Standards for Reading, Speaking and Listening, and Language for K-8, as well as multiple Social Studies and Arts Education Standards for K-8. The program aims to broaden students' understanding of the world and encourage them to embrace a life of empowerment and critical thinking. The academy's mission is to enrich the communities it serves by creating flourishing arts programs that positively impact the lives of young people. By exposing students to the music and dance of West Africa, the academy aims to broaden students' understanding of the world and encourage them to embrace a life of empowerment and critical thinking. The academy offers various resources, including instructional videos, downloadable PDF resources, and access to a website with a simple password. The program is available online anytime, and the lessons remain available for an entire semester. The academy also provides individualized quotes and artist bios. The academy is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and can be contacted through email or phone.

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Winston-Salem Symphony Association

Performing arts venue · 301 N Main St Ste 1901

The Winston-Salem Symphony Association is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It offers various concerts and events, including classical and popular music performances. Some upcoming events include a performance by Aoife O’Donovan and a Halloween Spooktacular. The symphony also offers free chamber music concerts in Lewisville. The association has a number of programs, including the Youth Orchestras Program and the P.L.A.Y. Music program. It also offers educational opportunities and community outreach. The symphony is supported by donations and volunteers. It has a vision and mission statement, and is led by a board of directors. The association is located at 301 N. Main St., Suite 1901, in Winston-Salem. Tickets for concerts and events can be purchased online or by phone. The association also offers subscriptions and single tickets. Parking is available in the building garage, and visitors can enter via Church Street.

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Triad Performing Arts Center

Performing arts venue · 1315 S Main St

The Triad Performing Arts Center is a performing arts venue located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, offering voice and piano lessons for kids and adults of all ages. The center provides lessons for individuals or groups, with a focus on voice, piano, and performance across various music genres. The center's voice lessons cater to students of all levels, from beginners to professionals, and cover techniques such as vocal warm-ups, sight singing, ear training, music theory, and performance skills. Students can learn various music styles, including classical, jazz, R&B, pop, rock, and more. For kids, the center offers voice lessons starting from age 5, with an approach that emphasizes patience, creativity, and fun. The lessons include technical exercises, musical games, and work on perfecting songs, with a focus on developing the child's unique voice and performance style. The center also offers performance opportunities, including themed music shows and traditional recitals, to help students build confidence in singing in front of others. In addition to in-person lessons, the Triad Performing Arts Center offers online lessons, allowing students to learn from the comfort of their own homes. The online lessons include step-by-step instructions and opportunities to participate in online recitals and group workshops, making it possible for students to connect with like-minded individuals and be part of a music community. The center is located at 1315 S Main St., Winston-Salem, NC 27127, and can be contacted at 336-528-3732 or TriadPerformingArts@gmail.com for more information on lessons, pricing, and registration.

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Spring Theatre

Performing arts venue · 5770 Novack St

Spring Theatre is a performing arts venue in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It was founded by Erinn Dearth in 2011 and has since become a prominent part of the local arts scene. The theatre offers a range of programs and activities, including main stage productions, theatre camps, workshops, and master classes. These programs are designed to help established and aspiring theatre artists reach their full potential. Spring Theatre is committed to diversity and inclusion, and aims to provide opportunities for people of all backgrounds and ages. The theatre does not discriminate on the basis of factors such as race, ethnicity, or socio-economic status. In addition to its regular programs, Spring Theatre also offers outreach services to the local community. This includes partnerships with organizations such as Kaleideum Children’s Museum, where the theatre provides interactive programs and workshops. Spring Theatre has a mailing address at 5770 Novack Street in Winston-Salem, and can be contacted by phone at 336-528-5343. The theatre is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and relies on donations and support from the local community to continue its work.

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Stained Glass Playhouse

Performing arts venue · 4401 Indiana Ave

Stained Glass Playhouse, Inc. is a nonprofit community theatre located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It performs in the former sanctuary of Marvin United Methodist Church, which provides an intimate and unique setting for live theatre. The theatre has been in operation for more than four decades, with a history dating back to 1981. It became an incorporated nonprofit organization in 1997 and has since become a staple of the local community, offering affordable and professional-quality productions. The Playhouse is known for its intimate setting, which places performers and audiences close together, creating a unique live-theatre experience. The phrase 'A Stage Without Curtains' is a key part of the Playhouse's identity, reflecting the physical character of the theatre and the openness of a shared live experience. Stained Glass Playhouse offers a variety of ways for people to get involved, including auditioning for roles, volunteering behind the scenes, and supporting the Playhouse through donations or sponsorships. The theatre also has a historical archive and is interested in collecting items from past productions, such as photographs and programs. The Playhouse is located at 4401 Indiana Avenue in Winston-Salem and can be contacted through its website or social media channels. It has a mailing list and encourages people to stay connected with the theatre to receive updates about upcoming productions, auditions, and special events.

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