Our region is filled with talented musicians, artists, artisans and actors who share their talents with the community.
GREENEVILLE– Strengthening its connections with the local art community,Tusculum Universityrecently spotlighted the work of Greene County residents with a show in Annie Hogan Byrd Fine Arts
JOHNSON CITY, TENN.– The ETSU Martin Center for the Arts announces the success of the 49 Winchester Benefit Concert held Nov. 30, to support relief efforts for Hurricane Helene.
After two years at their 714 W Walnut Street location in Johnson City, Create Appalachia is streamlining their structure and moving their day-to-day operations to their Downtown Kingsport headquarters at 225 W Center Street.
TwoTusculum Universitystudents recently earned honors, including first place, in the inauguralTennessee Colle
Radio Bristol, the community station that broadcasts from the Birthplace of Country Music Museum, is partnering with ReString Appalachia and WoodSongs on an instrument drive to help musicians affected by Hurricane Helene to replace instruments lost in
First Horizon Foundation has shown its dedication to arts accessibility by making an additional donation to the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts’ ticket subsidy program.
The Clay Gurus is a pottery studio in downtown Kingsport, Tennessee. They offer handmade pottery and beginner-friendly, affordable classes to the community.
The Arts Depot, located in a historic freight station, is home to six resident artists in working studios, a gift shop and three art galleries exhibiting art by emerging, established and master artists from a wide region.
The Generalist’s retail collective is an experiment in economic empowerment to shine a light on talented artists and makers in Appalachia.
A Work of Art Gallery & Gifts is a cooperative Art Gallery in historic downtown Bristol.
Spot of Color carries art supplies from gel pens and markers to watercolors and oils.
Bristol Boo-tique is a collection of 85+ mostly Appalachian based artists.
The Appalachian Spirit Gallery in Marion, Virginia, regularly showcases the work of over 15 member artists.
The Museum Store at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum is a shopping destination for local and regional shoppers as well as tourists traveling from all around the world.
Fischman Gallery has monthly shows highlighting local and regional artists from Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia and Western North Carolina.
Holston Mountain Artisans began as the Holston Mountain Arts and Crafts Cooperative in the spring of 1971.
Kil’n Time is a paint-your-own-pottery studio. Visitors can paint a variety of ceramics and staff then glaze and fire it in a kiln
HollerHouse is a non-traditional gallery and retail space rooted on State Street in historic downtown Bristol, Virginia.
CDR Frame Shop and Art Gallery is a professional frame shop with over 1,000 frames to choose from, along with discount framing in stock for those last-minute gifts.
The Book Cellar is a couple-owned used bookstore and gift shop.
Impressions Fine Art in downtown Kingsport, Tennessee, is a co-op group of artists showing a variety of local and regional art from the Appalachian Highlands region.
Brushstrokes n’ More is a family-owned haven for those who wish to unleash their creativity in a Paint Your Own Pottery Studio.
R. Dean Barr, proprietor ofThe Gallery @ Barr Photographics, announces a new location for the gallery at 203 W Main St., Abingdon, Virginia.
The Sullivan County Tennessee School System, led by Chuck Carter, director of schools, holds an annual Christmas Card Art Contest for its students.
Barter Theatre’s 23rd Annual Young Playwrights Festival took place in October with one performance in the morning at Gilliam Stage for 344 students, and a public evening performance at Barter’s Smith Theatre.
A new songwriters’ group, Songwriters of Highlands Appalachia, holds free monthly concerts, called “Songwriters in the Round Concerts,” throughout the region
East Tennessee State University’s Slocumb Galleries announces a call for submission for its Positive/Negative 40 National Juried Art Exhibition.
Highlands Ballet stages “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” an uplifting, sometimes hilarious, holiday infused classic at the at the McGlothlin Center for the Arts, on the Emory & Henry University campus, Emory, Virginia.
Theatre Bristol presents the hilarious comedy, “A Tuna Christmas,” sequel to the riotous show, “Greater Tuna,” on the ARTspace stage weekends Dec. 13-22.
Kingsport Ballet stages the charming, holiday classic, “The Nutcracker,” this December.
Bess Ramey began her ballet career at the age of 3, attending Kingsport Ballet’s Angelina Ballerina camp.
Catherine Bush unveils the heart of Appalachia in her latest creation for the Barter stage.
Students and staff of Grace Studio of Motion and Dance, Abingdon, Virginia, perform “An Appalachian Christmas — A Nutcracker Story” Dec. 8 at 2:30 p.m. at Abingdon High School.
The Bristol Ballet, now in its 76th season, stages “The Nutcracker” in historic downtown Bristol and Richlands, Virginia, this December.