In addition to the ribbon-cutting sponsored by the Lumberton Area Chamber of Commerce, attendees walked through the gallery and experienced a retrospective art show. The Art Guild is located at W. Ninth St. Each vendor will provide their own tent and table set up.
Last week, members of the Julian T. The proceeds were raised at the annual Julian Pierce Art Dinner and Auction held this summer and will benefit the scholarship named in his honor. The scholarship supports UNCP students from Robeson County with financial need who demonstrate scholastic and leadership abilities. Pierce was an attorney and civil rights activist in Robeson County.
He was a graduate of what was then known as Pembroke State University. Legal Aid. In , Pierce was murdered while running for election to the Superior Court. He was Arizona Carter recently set her mind and artistic skills to creating a depiction of the Lumber River surrounded by wildlife common in North Carolina.
The contest aimed to have three winners; one high school student, one college student and a professional artist, but no college level submissions came in or useable professional images so two high school students were chosen, according to Brianna Goodwin, the executive director of the Robeson County Church and Community Center. I remember the day when I was laying on my bed and then I got a notification.
Growing up, Carter, now a freshman at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, spent most her life lending her skills to others. Carter enjoys painting flowers or cultural references representative of her Lumbee heritage which lent well to the assignment the mural contest called.
Carter is now in her first year at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. She is studying social work and hopes to one day open a practice back home in Robeson County. But, art is something Carter plans to continue working on throughout for many years to come. The premiere event takes pedestrians on a walking tour through downtown Lumberton, stopping at its many landmarks, while bringing them in contact with the talents Robeson County has to offer.
The Main Street Stroll, set to kick off the holiday season at p. The idea was conceived by Dencie Lambdin, chair of Mainstreet Advisory Board Lumberton, a nonprofit organization geared toward organization, promotion, design and economic development to implement a downtown revitalization initiative.
Third St. There, Lumbee songwriter and vocalist Charly Lowery will perform some of her works. Lowery has performed throughout North Carolina, first putting her name on the map after becoming a semifinalist on American Idol. As strollers progress they will come into contact with guitarist Morris Cardenas at the newly renovated Inner Peace Center for the Arts, located at N. Chestnut St. As always, the Happenings on Elm wine bar will showcase the works of local artist.
During the intimate setting, Goodwin will perform a selection of songs to the crowd. Happenings on Elm is located at N. Elm St. Canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding opportunities near you. Discover local campsites, helpful hints, and where to buy gear. Education, permits, regulations and where to hunt in your area. Local archery ranges, tips for beginners, and advice on the proper gear.
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