Arts, Music & Culture

For many people, Watson is the face of traditional music, with a voice and finger-picking style that has influenced generations of musicians. Born and raised on a High Country farm, Watson rose to fame in the early '60s, bridging the gap between folk music and bluegrass, and would go on to release dozens of albums and win multiple Grammys.

In Winston-Salem, Greek restaurants are almost as ubiquitous as fast food. We spoke to a historian and one of the city's oldest Greek families to find out why.

Since the 18th century, potters have flocked to the town of Seagrove in part for its rich clay soil. Now, over 50 ceramics studios have set up shop in the area, selling vases and mugs and dishes in every style and color imaginable.

Since 1991, thousands of Triad residents have celebrated the holiday season with a visit to the Tanglewood Festival of Lights in Clemmons. It’s more than just a spectacle though – it’s a major source of revenue for Forsyth County.