United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro (UAC) launches new website and social media pages to provide information and promote Greensboro's new 17 Days Festival, slated for September 22 - October 8.
17DaysGreensboro.org offers a complete listing of more than 80 unique events by date or genre as well as information, tickets and special offers. Local and state-wide advertising will direct interested festival goers to the site, driving ticket sales and attendance.
The UAC has also created social media pages to keep the community up-to-date on arts information and news. Users can access and like or follow the UAC by searching United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro and 17 Days Greensboro on: Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and You Tube.
"We're very excited about growing our online presence, in an effort to keep the community informed on the wealth of opportunities to explore and experience the arts in Greensboro," said UAC Director of Marketing & Community Affairs, Altina Layman. "These tools provide a great way to keep the communication going with our local community and beyond."
For more information on 17 Days, visit 17DaysGreensboro.org.
The United Arts Council is Greensboro's largest single source of financial support for its creative community, the only umbrella arts resource -- funding arts and culture, from nationally recognized programs, community arts projects, and arts-in-education initiatives to mission support -- with a high priority on access to the arts across all cultures, ages, and economic backgrounds.
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We're so excited that the 17 Days Festival includes a community concert with the Sphinx Virtuosi featuring the Catalyst Quartet at Aycock Auditorium on Friday, October 7th at 7:30pm! The Sphinx Virtuosi is an internationally renowned, all Black/Latino chamber orchestra comprised of 20 alumni and laureates of the acclaimed Sphinx Competition for young Black and Latino string players. They will perform a diverse program featuring well-known composers in addition to works by African American and Latino composers including Bach, Bartok, Juan Bautista Plaza, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson and others. Tickest are $10, and a limited number of free student tickets are available. Click here for more information.
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