At The Arts Place we have locally themed souvenirs and trinkets to purchase as a memento and memory of your visit to Stokes County. Stop in to find key chains, postcards, T-Shirts, Baseball Caps, and other locally crafted items.
The tables Tiffany and Count Theodore by Fable
Porch are now exclusively available at The Arts Place of Stokes. At The Arts Place of Stokes you can see other locally hand made furniture from Fable Porch by Mark Legend of Danbury.
NEW ARRIVALS: Tony Farrar Pottery a Casserole Dish and some matching Rice Bowls. Available today at the Arts Place. Stop in and find a unique gift item or memento of the area.
Uncorked Painting Series December 1, 2018 – 6-8pm Join Stokes Arts for a night of painting with Justine Luzwick. Advance registration is required and is limited to 30. Contact Stokes Arts at 336-593-8159 to reserve your spot OR Purchase Tickets Online!
The Line Dance classes at The Arts Place of Stokes are taught by Don Richardson. Beginners welcome, wear comfortable shoes. $3 a class. The next class is November 4th from 5:30-6:30.
Join us at The Arts Place of Stokes for a performance by the North Stokes High School Chorus lead by Meredith Dowdy. This concert is FREE! Thursday, November 16th at 7pm. For more information, or to reserve tickets, contact Stokes Arts at 336-593-8159 or stokesarts@embarqmail.com North Stokes would
“A Dangerous Woman” Scheduled for The Arts Place of Stokes Local playwright Frank Levering enjoys nothing more than prompting his actors and the audience to think and feel when experiencing his plays. His latest work, “A Dangerous Woman” will do just that when it opens in Stokes County for one performance only on Sunday, November
Rex, Riley & Ryan “The 3 R’s” 3 Banjos= 3 Times the FUN Saturday, November 11, 2017 7-9pm Show only $20 Workshop $30 Show & Workshop $40 Don’t Miss a unique chance to join Rex, Riley, & Ryan up close and personal as they present: The Banjo Workshop at the Arts Place from 3:00 – 4:30pm Includes demonstration
Things Get Spooky at “Camp Saura” For many kids, summer camp means hiking, crafts, sing-alongs, swimming and roasting hot dogs over a campfire. In “The Ghost of Camp Saura,” The Stokes Arts Council’s latest theatrical production, summer camp also means hot and cold running poltergeists. The one-act play, written and directed by Brack Llewellyn takes
