Art shows and art events in Boone, NC tonight and this week

Cut Food, photographer Beth Galton's playful cross sections of everyday foods made with food stylists, on display in the Community Gallery. Admission is free.

An exhibition showcasing fiber artist Nancy Hershberger's landscape textile pieces, which use raw-edge appliqué, inks, paints, and free-motion quilting.

An exhibition by Karen Emenhiser Harris and Al Harris-Fernandez exploring their relationship through their different aesthetic styles of visual abstraction.

A tapestry honoring the Blue Ridge Mountains, woven by nine Western North Carolina weavers who each wove her own personality into a panel.

Paint and sip with Talitha Koum Art at the Damascus Old Mill Inn, a historic inn overlooking Laurel Creek, Beaverdam Creek and the 200-foot Mocks Mill Falls, where the Appalachian Trail and Virginia Creeper Trail meet.

A hands-on art class at Buckeye Recreation Center where participants paint using coffee as a watercolor medium.

A tapestry honoring the Blue Ridge Mountains, woven by nine Western North Carolina weavers who each wove her own personality into a panel.

A guided canvas painting class: start with a blank canvas and finish with a work of art, beginner or experienced. No experience required; bring a friend, wine and takeout. $40 per painter, reservations required.

The brother duo The Deltaz plays Americana and blues-rock rooted in American traditions and sibling harmonies.

A canvas painting class at Kil'n Time Contemporary Ceramics, where painters pay $40 for supplies and instruction.

SENIOR STUDIO ART WALK at Kittredge Arts Center in Swannanoa, North Carolina.

A workshop in processing kudzu and weaving a freeform basket of about 12 to 14 inches to take home. All materials and tools are provided.

A beginner drawing class from Taste of the Arts with instructor Lane Dunyak, focused on drawing from life and shading. All materials are provided, and no drawing experience is needed. $45.

Art in the Woods: Open Studio Workshop in Green Mountain.

Crossroads Craftworks' monthly Makers Market, shopping directly from local artists, crafters and makers.

A weekly drawing gathering with challenges, sketchbook tours and art mentoring, where people work in dry media like pencil, charcoal or pastel.

Tonewulf On the Porch: a multi-sensory back porch performance of downtempo grooves, elemental synths and textured guitars with immersive lighting and visuals.

A beginner drawing class from Taste of the Arts with instructor Lane Dunyak, focused on drawing from life and shading. All materials are provided, and no drawing experience is needed. $45.

A holiday craft session where you make stained glass ornaments, including 3D stars, candles, stockings and hats.

Fused Glass Open Studio with Diane in Old Fort.

A ceramic altars workshop with Molly Morningglory, designing clay altars as personal sacred spaces.

Open mic stand-up comedy at Crossroads Craftworks, where anyone can sign up to perform and a $5 cover gets you a seat as an audience member. Adults only, with unfiltered comedy.

An exhibit of in-progress documentary photography by students, showing how they see their own communities and everyday surroundings on the Visualization Wall in Belk Library.

A music program for little ones: songs, actions and movement to explore rhythm and build early learning skills. No experience needed. Ages 0 to 3.

A therapeutic art class led by creative life coach Nash Acuña, where people make art for wellness. There is no cost.

A four-part series of Japanese culture tables run by ETSU's Japanese students, with materials provided, including chigiri-e, the art of torn paper.

Beginner pottery workshop where you make a lace platter, in time for Thanksgiving and Christmas.