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A cool contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits and an impressive event space.’
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A cool contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits and an impressive event space.’
Formerly the Wherehouse Art Home, this two-story brick building is located just on the outskirts of downtown in West Salem. It currently has 2 rooms for rent through AirBnB that are more like art galleries- featuring a variety of artists. It’s also available to rent out for an event!
An annual event that highlights up-and-coming designers, boutiques and retailers, photographers, hair and make-up stylists and models living in and around Winston-Salem. It spotlights the local textile industry and the city’s future in fashion.
The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts is located in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem and is a great place to enjoy a variety of performances including film series, art galleries and concerts.
An art gallery with two locations in Winston, showcasing artwork done by students in a day supports program who have intellectual developmental disabilities. Gifted Gallery also offers custom framing, paint parties, and painting & drawing classes.
An art gallery that sells work created by outside artists, as well as artists from the Enrichment Center, which offers programs for adults with intellectual, developmental and sometimes physical disabilities. The front of the gallery features the students’ artwork and the back of the gallery is a combination of artwork from the outside artists and […]
A contemporary art gallery in the heart of downtown that is artist run and curated.
The office of The Downtown Arts District Association (DADA) and an art gallery of performing and visual artists. It is comprised of 10 different spaces that feature a rotation of DADA members that change each month.
An amazing art Gallery at Wake Forest University. Free and open to the public but it does close for the summer and for school holidays.’
An art studio showcasing artist Lisa Strout’s mixed-media artwork, located in the Downtown Winston-Salem’s Arts District. Her pieces range from mosaics to necklaces to embroidery and ceramic structures.
