When we look back at 2022, we'll remember the fun we shared with the community we love. We look forward to more memory-making with you in 2023.
Roger Day entertained Cabarrus County and Kannapolis City schoolchildren in April during a performance through Cabarrus Arts Council’s Students Take Part in the Arts.
Cabarrus Arts Council
In January, Liz Fitzgerald joined the Cabarrus Arts Council as its new executive director and immediately pitched in during an art delivery for an upcoming exhibition.
Cabarrus Arts Council
A new series called Art on the Go launched in 2022 to bring arts and craft projects into communities. We look forward to bringing this program to even more locations within Cabarrus County next year.
Cabarrus Arts Council
Sons of Serendip mesmerized the audience during their Davis Theatre performance.
Cabarrus Arts Council
Musician Rissi Palmer invited audience members to join her onstage during a family show in the Davis Theatre last October.
The Cabarrus Arts Council contributes the Arts & Entertainment column, which highlights the arts in Cabarrus County, to the Independent Tribune each Wednesday. Use the contact information provided to confirm the details of events. If you would like your arts information to be considered for inclusion, email Elisabeth Thornton at elisabeth@cabarrusartscouncil.org.
A new series called Art on the Go launched in 2022 to bring arts and craft projects into communities. We look forward to bringing this program to even more locations within Cabarrus County next year.
In January, Liz Fitzgerald joined the Cabarrus Arts Council as its new executive director and immediately pitched in during an art delivery for an upcoming exhibition.
Roger Day entertained Cabarrus County and Kannapolis City schoolchildren in April during a performance through Cabarrus Arts Council’s Students Take Part in the Arts.
