Grassroots Histories of African Americans in Granville County: A Conversation with Eddie McCoy (UNCG Internal, Invitation only)
UNCG Internal, Invitation only
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Explore upcoming events, workshops, exhibitions, performances, training opportunities, and community programs designed to connect people through creativity and innovation.
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Join us on October 29 from 6–8 PM for GERMAN SOUL, a dynamic live documentary experience blending film, music, food, and storytelling. A dynamic live documentary experience blending film, music, food, and storytelling. Created by Grammy Award-winning musician and ethnobotanist Justin Robinson and filmmaker D.L. Anderson, the event explores Black... Continue reading...
Limits of Freedom explores the lives of free and enslaved African Americans in Guilford and Rockingham counties from the 1700s to emancipation. Colorful six-foot-tall banners display stories and images of African American soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary War, families that navigated the limitations of slavery and more. Limits of... Continue reading...
Join us for Processing Community Day Greensboro at the UNCG Tannenbaum Center! Processing is an open-source programming language designed for creating visual or interactive art, and p5.js is its JavaScript counterpart that brings creative coding to the web. This free community event celebrates these tools through a student exhibition... Continue reading...
Join this November 10 from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Tannenbaum PROTOTYPE Faculty Fellow Hassan Pitts for a Lighting Class at the Tannenbaum Center Immersive Studio. OPEN TO CAMPUS + COMMUNITY.
Join us on November 13 from 6–8 PM for GERMAN SOUL, a dynamic live documentary experience blending film, music, food, and storytelling. Created by Grammy Award-winning musician and ethnobotanist Justin Robinson and filmmaker D.L. Anderson, the event explores Black Southern family history, culinary traditions, and identity through a rich tapestry... Continue reading...
Join us this November 17 from 11:30am - 1:00pm. Tannenbaum PROTOTYPE Faculty Fellow Derek Toomes for a Photogrammetry Workshop at the Tannenbaum Center Makerspace. Please bring your smart phone and an object that you would like to scan and digitize. OPEN TO CAMPUS + COMMUNITY.
My Wish explores the life and testimony of Kim Hak-soon, the first former Korean “comfort woman” to publicly testify about her experiences during World War II. The film has screened at international festivals including the Seoul International AI Film Festival and the Itaewon Film Festival. Rebecca is a digital artist,... Continue reading...
Join us for an open studio with Steve Cozart, one of our 2026–2027 Tannenbaum Made Residents. During these special studio visits, guests are invited to connect with Steve, experience his work as it develops, and gain insight into his artistic process. Whether you're an artist, student, or simply curious, we... Continue reading...
Steven Cozart introduces his Tannenbaum Made residency: Pawns to Players with an introduction to and screening of the Boaz Yakin film, Fresh. The 1994 crime drama film Fresh features a young drug runner named Michael, nicknamed "Fresh" (played by Sean Nelson), who uses the chess strategies taught by his speed-chess... Continue reading...
Join us for an open mic networking event hosted by Creative Community Connector, Shante Renee and her initiative, Side Hustle University. Whether you're building a business, pursuing a creative passion, or growing a side project, this is an opportunity to share your journey, celebrate your successes, discuss lessons learned, and... Continue reading...
Holiday Closure: The Jeanne Tannenbaum Center for Creative Practice will be closed November 26-29 for the holiday break. Since we are also closed to the public on Mondays, the Center will reopen to the public on Tuesday, December 1.