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Open a new SunTrust Account for only $25 and they will
donate $100 of their funds to ChathamArts. Just ask
a representative to list ChathamArts as your preferred donation recipient.
No further deposits required! Visit any Chatham County SunTrust branch.
Locate a SunTrust branch...
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| NEW!!! SUMMER CLASSES NOW AVAILABLE! REGISTER TODAY! Learn more about these classes. |
| June & July in the Gallery - Opening June 7 (First Sunday), 12-5 - “Strut Your Stuff,” an exhibit highlighting the best pieces our member artists have to offer. Visitors will enjoy the unique opportunity to see what the artist considers to be his or her best. Artists include Roger Lamanna, John Makowski and Rita Spina, Kim Werfel, Florence Johnson, Joey Howell, Marrianna Osolin–Putnam, Emma Skurnick, Elaine Rhoades, Nancy Ferguson, Deirdre Brown, and more! Learn more... |
| 100-Mile
Film Series SUMMER SHORTS - Call for Entries. Deadline June 26th. Visit the film series page to download a flyer and/or to download an entry form.. Tuesday June 30th • Somay
Ku: A Uganda Tennis Story. A Ugandan war refugee’s
journey to play tennis in the United States. Shot and directed
by Durham filmmaker Rex Miller. Download
flyer (pdf). Learn
more at our film series page... |
| ChathamArts &the NC Arts Council brought Opera
Carolina to 2,000 Chatham 3rd - 5th grade students- On Wednesday, May
6, ChathamArts,
partnered with the NC Arts
Council to
bring Opera Carolina to 2,000 Chatham County 3rd through 5th grade
public school students. As part of the state arts council's cARTwheels
program, the renowned
Opera company performed The Barber of Seville at
the Asheboro High
School Auditorium. Learn more about this program and about ChathamArts' Arts in Education program. |
| CALLING ALL ARTISTS! Do you have a skill you'd like to share with a
kid? Be a mentor for the Graduation Project! 12 to 15 hours face time with rising high school seniors who have a passion for learning in your area of expertise! Student/mentor meetings take place during the next 18 months. Learn more at Chatham County Together!'s website. |
| Visit our Calendar page for all ChathamArts events. |






Tuesday June 30th • Somay
Ku: A Uganda Tennis Story. A Ugandan war refugee’s
journey to play tennis in the United States. Shot and directed
by Durham filmmaker Rex Miller.