Art shows and art events in Wake Forest, NC tonight and this week

You Are Here, ariana Farquharson's immersive exhibition at the African American Cultural Center on (geo)locating self and home in a rapidly changing post-pandemic world.

A week of fall animal crafts.

Weight of Light at the John and June Allcott Gallery: seven works by multidisciplinary artist taylor barnes, made during her residency at West Orchid, occupying a space between painting and object.

A single-day camp for K to 3rd graders, with a new craft each day mixed with games and imaginative play. Kids take home the project they finish.

A one-day sewing camp for students who already use a sewing machine and have made basics like a tote bag or pillow. Each session offers a different project that mixes machine and hand sewing, with all fabric, tools and materials provided.

A one-day craft camp for 4th to 8th graders, with each day given to a single craft and its detailed, advanced techniques.

A creative movement and dance workshop for ages 50+ to keep the body moving, the brain focused and the spirit fueled.

Mix and stretch to create a custom slime masterpiece from scratch.

Pints at the Playground at Mt. Merrill: Glass Jug brews to go while kids play, plus free kids' charcuterie.

Crochet class at Oasis Botanical Lounge. You must register with Savannah first.

An introductory glass blowing workshop where participants shape molten glass.

Undead Poe: a gothic paint-and-sip with Michelle and the NOPEcat team at Chapel of Bones. All supplies provided; all skill levels.

A "Sea Glass" Tree Class: make a 9-inch glass tree with an LED light. Ages 14 and up; $65.00.

A workshop in which you cut and arrange glass colors in a wooden frame, then seal them with resin to make a faux stained glass panel. Designs come in two sizes, and supplies are provided for ages 8 and up.

Sip & Paint with Sutler's Spirit Co at The Longleaf Lounge in Raleigh, North Carolina.

An introductory glass blowing workshop where participants shape molten glass.

A weekly craft hour where the community crafts together. Supplies are provided.

An introductory glass blowing workshop where participants shape molten glass.

Weight of Light at the John and June Allcott Gallery: seven works by multidisciplinary artist taylor barnes, made during her residency at West Orchid, occupying a space between painting and object.

A leisurely five-mile, four-hour guided walk from the North Carolina Museum of Art to Raleigh's Cathedral, inspired by the Camino de Santiago. Includes stops for reflection and storytelling.

You Are Here, ariana Farquharson's immersive exhibition at the African American Cultural Center on (geo)locating self and home in a rapidly changing post-pandemic world.

A week of fall animal crafts.

A two-hour class in hand-stitching a garden-inspired quilt block, taught by artist Julia Gartrell, with pre-cut fabric and supplies provided.

A meetup to hang out outside and work on portable crafts, with food and drinks available to buy from The Kitchen Table. A $2 donation is suggested.

A dance session called Danza Sin Fronteras, where people move body and soul to rhythms that have no limits.

A Sound Healing Journey with The Chatham Rabbit at the NC Arts Incubator, immersing you in therapeutic sounds.

Art Swap & Artist Mingle at Ment Beverage Co.: a free gathering for artists and art enthusiasts to connect and share their creativity.

Weight of Light at the John and June Allcott Gallery: seven works by multidisciplinary artist taylor barnes, made during her residency at West Orchid, occupying a space between painting and object.

You Are Here, ariana Farquharson's immersive exhibition at the African American Cultural Center on (geo)locating self and home in a rapidly changing post-pandemic world.