A First Friday Art Crawl Like No Other |
October 1, 2021
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![]() Scratch Block Carving - Stop by WNC Sculpture Center Booth (Jones House Lawn) to carve a scratch block and create your own iron tile. Tiles start at $25. Participants would be invited to the iron pour on Nov. 13th.
Alley Cats Pop-Up Gallery
Over near Common Good and Nth Gallery there is a wonderful little alley that will be filled with art. Go pick out your favorite piece! Art by PRKR. art, Seth RED, and Peter-Grant Cato |
SILENT AUCTION + RAFFLE:
Help us raise money for Public Arts in Watauga County! Bid on your favorite instrument from the Art Instrumental Public Arts Fundraiser. Or just vote for your favorites as a way to contribute to our fund without making a bid. Auction Link Coming Soon! HAT MAKING: Wear your BIG FREAKIN’ HAT to the downtown Boone Art Crawl. No hat? No problem! Our Automatic Hat Machine will pop out une hat coutre for you in minutes. Find your way to our fine milliners at 585 West King Street King Street in the back of the King Street Collective. #HappyHorde
Night Climbing at the Climbing Tower
Live Music, Artis Sales, and night climbing! Rock Dimensions will remain open till 8pm. Staff Belay (No experience necessary! Ages 5 and up.)
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Support Local Artists! Bring $ for a tip! |
Let's show our artists, musicians, and performers just how much we appreciate them. They contribute to a vibrant creative community.
Bring cash or have cash apps ready to tip artists for their time. The arts sector was one of the hardest hit industries during the COVID shutdown. Performing arts venues were some of the last to be cleared for opening. If you missed hearing live music, going to galleries, and seeing shows, come down to King Street for a night full of performances and demonstrations. |
Damn Tall Buildings will be performing at Appalachian Theatre at 7:30pm on Friday. End your First Friday Art Crawl with a show!
In their early days, Damn Tall Buildings didn’t rehearse – they busked. Now, whether sharing lead vocals and instrumental solos or blending their voices into loose, joyous harmony, the four members of Damn Tall Buildings blend elements of bluegrass, blues, roots-rock and vintage swing to create a captivating, high-energy sound. |
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