The Danbury Songwriters series welcomes Monroe Lewis and Laurelyn Dossett to the stage at The Arts Place of Stokes on August 23, 2018. Monroe “Monk” Lewis has played the saxophone since the 1960s with famous beach bands across the South including the Casuals, the Fabulous Five, the Note-tations and many others. He was inspired by
The Danbury Songwriters series presents a special 2 hour show with Hubert Lawson & The Bluegrass Country Boys at The Arts Place of Stokes on August 16, 2018. Hubert and Vera Lawson and their sons, Lee and Eddie, organized their family band in 1980 with the goal to provide great traditional and modern bluegrass, country,
The Stokes County Arts Council and Arts Place of Stokes, 502 N. Main Street in Danbury, North Carolina will host Country Music Grammy Winner John Berry for An Evening of Songs and Stories on Sunday, August 19, 2018 at 4pm. During the 1990’s, John Berry placed 20 singles on the Country Music Charts, six which landed
Bluegrass takes center stage at The Arts Place on Saturday, August 18th with a performance by triad natives None of The Above. None Of The Above features Tim Sands on lead guitar and vocals, Tim Harrison on the Upright Bass, David Crawford on the Mandolin, Lee Cecil on Dobro and Jon Cornatzer on Banjo. Working
Dancing with Don is back on Saturday, August 11th at 1pm at The Arts Place. Cost is $3.
The Danbury Songwriters welcome String Soup and Wayne Seymour to the stage at The Arts Place of Stokes on August 9, 2018. In the few and brief spaces between love and marriage, farming and child rearing, and the realities of work mixed in with life, Kay Richey and John Hartman play music. String Soup
Mount Airy resident and author Jake Thorne brings back the “The Duke” in his one-man tribute to the “Life and Legend of John Wayne” at The Arts Place of Stokes on August 11th at 7:00 p.m. and August 12th at 3:00 p.m. The one-man play tells John Wayne’s story in three acts, beginning when he
Stokes Arts has partnered with the Piedmont Triad Film Commission to bring FREE monthly film screenings to The Arts Place of Stokes. July 28th we present “The 5th Quarter,” which features the 2006 Wake Forest football season — when the Deacs were predicted to be in last place but ended up ACC Champions — as