North Carolina Folklife Institute - The Institute supports programs and projects that recognize, document, and present traditional culture in North Carolina. Their website is a resource for information about North Carolina’s most authentic folk cultures and traditional arts and artists. 2726 Croasdaile Drive, Suite 203 B, Durham, NC 27705-2590, 919-383-6040 Email, Website.
Carolina Clarinet: Website, Email.
Friends of World Music: Website, Email.
North Carolina Band Concert: Website, Resource site for North Carolina symphonic bands.
Triangle Guitar Society: Website.
Triangle Recorder Society: Website, Email
North Carolina Songwriters Co-op: NCSC is dedicated to the support and promotion of songwriters in the state of North Carolina. The NCSC assists new and established songwriters by providing a supportive environment, including resources for marketing and promotion, the opportunity to network with other songwriters, the chance to assist with and participate in its annual song contest, and to attend seminars and workshops designed to enhance songwriting and performing skills. Website.
The Art of Cool Project: The Art of Cool Project is a jazz and art advocacy project that strives to cross artistic, economic, and cultural boundaries to bring together a diverse mix of people and creativity. The (AOCP) presents a monthly concert at LabourLove Gallery at Golden Belt 807 East Main Street Suite 2-130, Durham, NC every third Friday featuring a variety of local musicians ranging across idioms — from acoustic to electric, bebop to hip hop. Website: Twitter: @theaocproject . Email. 919-373-4451.
The Questell Foundation: The Questell Foundation is an all volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping legendary local and regional musicians struggling with financial and/or health issues, and to preserving Blues and other forms of traditional music. We do this by sponsoring fundraising events, providing education to the community, and by providing assistance to musicians who perform these uniquely American genres of music. Website.
North Carolina Theater Conference - “The mission of the North Carolina Theatre Conference is to improve and enhance the environment for quality theatre in North Carolina through service, leadership and advocacy.” Website.
North Carolina Dance Alliance (NCDA) – A nonprofit state service organization “established in 1982 to serve and support the development of dance in North Carolina. NCDA develops programs and services that address the changing needs of the state’s dance community. Currently, NCDA offers a variety of programs and services including The Annual Event, a biannual newsletter called The Dance Voice, a statewide dance calendar, a membership directory, the annual NCDA Award, Scholarships, fiscal agent services, an email listserv, and a website. Website.