We’re wrapping up our trip back in time. 2020 has certainly given us pause and time to reflect on our history and the many parts the studio, our directors, and developing artists have played throughout the community. We’ve shared so many amazing moments across our social media platforms; as we celebrate our 10th anniversary. So, …
Now RegisteringVoice, Artist Development, Songwriting, Self-Accompaniment, Acting, Piano, Guitar, Ukulele, Mandolin, Banjo, Bass, Violin, and Cello! Visit our website to watch or read more about what and who HA has to offer!Hickory Arts is the “un-studio”—a simple, specialized, non-event-driven teaching & production studio dedicated to cultivating up-and-coming artists of all types & ages through a …
Hello, everybody! We hope everyone feels amazing! Before we continue our trip down memory lane at the top of 2013, we have a few updates. Let’s dive right in!Thank you all SO much for the donations we received this past week. It means more than ever. We spent two weeks applying for an SBA COVID-10 …
Join us in celebrating the 35th anniversary of the first cast album of an original musical ever produced, recorded and sold by any community theatre in North Carolina history; John Coffey & Tom McClary’s “Caught in the Act,” newly digitally transferred by Studio B Mastering in Charlotte, NC from an original mastered print, now available …
One Last Play Community Comes Together to Remember Charles Jeffers By Frank Bumb, Hickory Daily Record HICKORY, N.C. — Charles “Jeff” Jeffers’ hands were directly involved in more than 200 productions at the Hickory Community Theater since 1957. Even his death on June 6 couldn’t stop him from directing one last production: his memorial service. …
OUR VIEW: Jeffers’ Vision Changed Attitude Toward the Arts Monday, June 8, 2015 Hickory Daily Record Charles Jeffers had a vision, and it changed the cultural attitude and future of Hickory. He did more than his share to brand Hickory before anyone thought of the term. Jeffers died Saturday at 5:50 p.m., surrounded by his …
