As always, there was an abundance of arts and culture on and around Wake Forest’s campus this semester, resulting in a year of unique, entertaining and critical content for the section. Sophomore Grace...
The entire open-air stadium vibrated from the applause of the most electric audience I’ve ever stood among. I looked toward my friend and saw that he felt it too: pure energy transferred from one individual...
On March 21, Wakeville transformed Scales Fine Arts Center into a student-run, multidisciplinary arts festival. Music filled the breezeway while students drifted between a gallery and karaoke. Down the...
“You can be anything you want, but you have to be ladylike,” Professor of Communication Mary Dalton’s mother used to say to her.
Dalton wears vibrant, self-knit ponchos and shawls. Her mind is...
Lydia Derris, Arts & Culture Editor
• April 12, 2026
Hunter Azar Colson is bringing back bespoke craftsmanship to Winston-Salem.
A self-taught 21-year-old artist born and raised in Lewisville, N.C., Colson has built both an extensive portfolio, as well...
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller were top directors in the 2010s, delivering the run of “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,” “21 Jump Street,” “The LEGO Movie,” and “22 Jump Street” in...
After a 10-year hiatus, the Winston-Salem Independent Musical Festival “Phuzz Phest” will return to the city.
From April 9-11, over 40 local and national acts will play across venues in Winston-Salem,...
The Academy Awards, otherwise known as the Oscars, are presented each year by Hollywood’s premier organization, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. They recognize the best of film that year,...
The Kennedy family has been nothing short of the hottest topic this month, thanks to the new Ryan Murphy Hulu show, “Love Story,” which follows the lives of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette....
On March 27 and 29, the Piedmont Opera will perform George Bizet’s classical production of “Carmen” at High Point Theatre. Wake Forest Assistant Voice Professor Caryn Greco has spent a year preparing...
When Stuart Weitzman asks you what shoe size you wear, I now know the correct answer is “what size do you need me to be?”
Unfortunately, that was not the answer I gave on the evening of March...
Polly Findlay’s “Midwinter Break” unfolds, ever so slowly, over tables: in an elderly couple’s kitchen, outside the cafes lining Amsterdam’s canals, at bars, at altars. It is an intimate film...
