2023 Events & Artist Opportunities

Join us for the African American Atelier's FREE Community Holiday Party on December 1st, 2023, 6:00 PM. Bring art supplies or unwrapped toys to for a chance to support the community and win PRIZES.

Join Transparency artist, Ruby Mizrah writing workshop. Explore writing as a form of healing in this guided workshop. December 13th from 5pm-7pm within the African American Atelier.

Join us for Afternoon Tea at the Atelier for JTR Presents: Transparency on Dec 16th! This ticketed event features a sit-down artist talk showcasing Curtis Walker's Photography.

We will be serving tea from Vida Pour Tea and catered goodies to enjoy while hearing from artists currently on display. Tickets are $15 . A portion of the proceeds will go to support JTR Presents

This private catered event sparks vital conversations about the Trans experience, body, identity, intimacy, and connection. Please approach this showcase with respect. Exercise discretion; certain materials may contain nudity or be sensitive to viewers. All ages welcome, under 18 with a parent/guardian.

GreensboroArtsHub supports local artists in the Greater Greensboro region of North Carolina with a FREE online platform to chase their creative dreams and showcase their work to the world. Join our workshop to create your profile on the GreensboroArtsHub website!

Get FREE headshots and photos of 3 of your pieces.
Enjoy complimentary refreshments.

Bring your phone, tablet, or laptop to get started! Not tech-savvy? No worries! We'll help you create your profile from start to finish, and your photos will be stored in the cloud for easy access.

Tech-savvy or not, let's make sharing your passion with the Greater Greensboro community easy! Walk-ins welcome, but space is limited, so reserve your spot today. Let's celebrate the incredible artistic talent in Greensboro together!

Unleash your creativity and let your imagination soar with us!

Tanya Wideman-Davis and Thaddeus Davis will lead an intermediate/advanced level dance technique class for students ages 13+. The class addresses the dancing body with a linear and curved movement vocabulary that challenges physicality and rhythmic dynamics

A Conversation about the Artists Journey

Wideman Davis Dance invites local professional artists of all disciplines to engage in conversation and explore how their art practices connect to their communities. Thaddeus Davis and Tanya Wideman-Davis use their experience as two dance artists working and creating in southern Black communities to guide participants into greater understanding of how to live into your values through your artistic practice, and hone the skills you have to connect with your community. Through this workshop, artists will clarify what they believe and what kind of contribution they want to make in the world.

Vote Now for our 2023 Digital Design Contest Winner! 

Join us for a public screening of the award-winning film, "We Dance," followed by an interactive, community conversation with the artists of Wideman Davis Dance, on the themes of family, legacy, migration, memory, and more.


About "We Dance":

We Dance is a love story, deconstructed and distilled into its most elemental ingredients. Dreams. Memories. Family. And environments. Through stunning visuals and vivid poetry, Tanya Wideman-Davis and Thaddeus Davis take us from Chicago to Montgomery, from New York to the point where their lives meet and become one. Along the way, they honor and signify on Black American art, poetry, and literature. They offer commentary on the importance of movement and migration to Black American identity, lived experience, and consciousness. And they show how all of our stories are kept, in the places we’ve been, and in the food we eat, and in the dreams that we so steadfastly chase.