AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoArts & Culture: Appalachian State University has received two gifts from the Rosen family: Asheville sculptor Harry McDaniel’s “Braid” for the Turchin Center collection and funding for hands-on arts learning. The gifts mark 40 years of the university’s outdoor sculpture exhibition. On the Gallery Calendar: Wilmington’s Cameron Art Museum is showing “Rooted in Memory: The Gullah Geechee Vision of Jonathan Green,” exploring Gullah Geechee life and heritage through Jan. 24. Halloween Plans: Haywood County has costume parties, trick-or-treating and family events lined up, including Hazelween in Waynesville on Oct. 30 and downtown celebrations in Waynesville and Canton on Halloween. Recovery & Housing: Raleigh’s Healing Transitions plans to open 17 apartments early next year for women completing recovery and their children, offering stable housing alongside recovery support. Western NC Recovery: Fifty storm-resilient, affordable homes are slated for Black Mountain as Helene recovery continues. North Carolina Reflections: Actor Sophia Bush says her decade filming “One Tree Hill” in the state prompted conversations about racial disparity and deepened her connection to the South.
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