CITY LIFE

FRIDAY MAY 19

5 ½ Yards: The History and Heritage of the Indian Saree @ Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts (W-S) 5 p.m.

Join artist Namrata Mitra and Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County for an opening reception for 5 ½ Yards, Mitra’s exploration of applying the work of Indian artists and weavers to fabric through the traditional saree and keepsake “potli” bags. More information at intothearts.org

SATURDAY MAY 20

Greensboro Bound Literary Festival @ Downtown (GSO) Times Vary by Event

The 2023 Greensboro Bound Literary Festival is a three-day event for authors, book lovers, scholars and more to bond over literature. Enjoy discussion panels and other events hosted by more than 50 authors representing a variety of topics such as the LGBTQ+ experience, social justice, romance and more. Learn more at greensborobound.com/ festival

Greek Festival @ Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (W-S) 10 a.m.

The Greek Festival is a celebration of heritage

by MICHAELA RATLIFF

with dancing, food and fun. Enjoy the Agora Greek marketplace, a church tour and Greek-style dishes like moussaka, chicken souvlaki and baklava. Visit wsgreekfestival.com for more information.

MAY 19 - 21

The 37th annual Carolina Blues Festival is a twoday celebration with a versatile lineup of blues artists representing the theme of origination. Grammy Award-winning headliner Charlie Musselwhite will celebrate the release of his Grammy-nominated album Mississippi Son. Doors open at 1:30. Visit piedmontblues.org/ncbluesweek to purchase tickets.

SUNDAY MAY 21

Sidewalk Chalk Art & Craft Show @ Oak View Recreation Center (HP) 10 a.m.

View sidewalk chalk creations by local artists or create one of your own! This family-friendly gathering features food trucks, games and crafts for all to enjoy. Call 336.883.3508 for more information.

37th Annual Carolina Blues Festival: Origination @ LeBauer Park (GSO) 2 p.m.

Parks Concert Series @ Tanglewood Park (Clemmons) 2 p.m.

Forsyth County Government and Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County are hosting a series of free, family-friendly concerts once a month until October. On this day, nine-piece band West End Mambo rock the stage with a fusion of Central American and Caribbean inspired sounds. More info at intothearts.org/parks

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