From the Blue Ridge Mountains and the homegrown music rising out of them, to the breathtaking vistas and sacred places commanded by generations of Cherokee, to the literary landscapes drawn from Tar Heel fiction and legend — there’s no place like North Carolina for authentic cultural...
Proclaim your support for “The Creative State” with a colorful specialty license plate now available through ARTS North Carolina. The $30 specialty fee (added to the standard annual $33 car or private truck registration fee) will contribute $20 to ARTS North Carolina to promote the arts and $10 to the...
Creative workers, creative enterprises and creative communities are, collectively, big business in North Carolina. We’ve always known this, but today, Department of Cultural Resources Secretary Linda A. Carlisle unveiled the findings of new research which shows that the Creative Industry in North...
Buy handmade gifts with a story attached when you participate in one of North Carolina’s open studio tours this season. Select from more than a hundred artists over one weekend, which means great conversations and opportunities to buy artful gifts in a variety of styles and prices.
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The North Carolina Arts Council is a division of the Department of Cultural Resources, a state agency.
Linda A. Carlisle, Secretary; Beverly Eaves Perdue, Governor