New Winston Museum 'Living Out Loud in Winston-Salem'

"Please join New Winston Museum on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 5:30pm for our next Salon Series event, "Living Out Loud in Winston-Salem," in honor of National LGBT History Month. The discussion will feature a panel of local LGBTQ advocates exploring past accomplishments, joys and challenges facing the Winston-Salem community. Panel participants include Teri Hairston, Mark Maxwell, Gary Trowbridge and Frank Bendetti, Brent Morin and Li Hooper. 

This event is part of New Winston Museum’s 2014 Salon Series calendar. The monthly Salon Series features a broad range of local historians, artists, writers, musicians, crafts-folk and other specialists. Speakers discuss aspects of their work and their process to find interpersonal connections with their work and the broader community. This event is free and open to the public. Overflow parking available in the Old Salem Visitors Center lot. For more information contact us at 336.724.2842 or info@newwinston.org."

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New Winston Museum Best-Selling Author Charlie Lovett on Life Between the Pages

   

"New Winston Museum will host a Salon Series discussion featuring best-selling author and Winston-Salem resident, Charlie Lovett on Thursday, August 28th at 5:30 pm. Please join New Winston Museum for a moderated discussion with Charlie Lovett, author of the New York Times Bestseller, "The Bookman's Tale." Lovett will share insights into his career as a writer and influence of the people and places of Winston-Salem in his life's work. He will also give a brief look into the world of Jane Austen with a reading from his latest novel, "First Impressions." Bookmarks will be on hand with Charlie Lovett books available for purchase.

     This event is part of New Winston Museum’s 2014 Salon Series calendar. The monthly Salon Series features a broad range of local historians, artists, writers, musicians, crafts-folk and other specialists. Speakers discuss aspects of their work and their process to find interpersonal connections with their work and the broader community.  This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Chris Jordan, Director of Education and Programming (336-724-2842 x 101).

About New Winston Museum

    The Mission of New Winston Museum is to preserve, promote, and present the dynamic history and diverse stories of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County community through education and collaboration. The NWM is located at 713 S. Marshall Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101. Hours are Monday-Friday from Noon-5 pm and Saturday from 10am-2pm. Admission is free and donations are gladly accepted. For more information contact the Museum at 336.724.2842 or info@newwinston.org. Please visit the web site at www.newwinston.org."

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