During the last weekend of April 2022, the Hillsborough Arts Council is combining efforts between Last Fridays & the Art Walk; the Handmade Market (previously known as the "Art in … Continued
Join us on the front porch of Cedar Walk Wellness Center for a celebration of Spring and Self Care. Our team of Wellness Practitioners will be available for chair massages, … Continued
Stained and fused glass by Susan Hope, contemporary sewn textiles by Alice Levinson, impressionist landscape paintings by Jude Lobe. In the gallery April 26 – May 22. 121 N. Churton … Continued
The Handmade Parade is a biannual Hillsborough tradition and grassroots, community celebration! This Mardi Gras-style street parade is fueled by the community and includes painted faces, wild costumes, puppets (small & massive), stilt-walkers, … Continued
Flashes of Hillsborough, a literature/art collaborative among Adam Cheshire (written word), Jordan Howe (photography and calligraphy) and Barbara Younger (interpretive collage), presents flashes from one man's childhood and coming of … Continued
Road trip! We celebrate the re-opening of the country with images about going and destinations. Work by local artists including April Dukes, Terri Gibson, Katherine Jennings, Becky Johnson, David Knox, … Continued
Depictions of jazz -- from figurative compositions of musicians, singers and instruments, to abstract representations of rhythm and movement. Work from local artists Kevin Flynn Bell, Willie Bigelow, Kathleen Darcy, … Continued
Flashes of Hillsborough, a literature/art collaborative among Adam Cheshire (written word), Jordan Howe (photography and calligraphy) and Barbara Younger (interpretive collage), presents flashes from one man's childhood and coming of … Continued
Road trip! We celebrate the re-opening of the country with images about going and destinations. Work by local artists including April Dukes, Terri Gibson, Katherine Jennings, Becky Johnson, David Knox, … Continued
Depictions of jazz -- from figurative compositions of musicians, singers and instruments, to abstract representations of rhythm and movement. Work from local artists Kevin Flynn Bell, Willie Bigelow, Kathleen Darcy, … Continued