Join us to connect with other artists and arts administrators!
Get out of the studio, office or rehersal room and mingle with artists and arts administrators from across the Triangle. Anyone who works in the arts in the Triangle - artists of all disciplines, arts administrators, and employees of arts-based businesses are welcome!
We are partnering with Living Arts Collective, 410 West Geer Street, Durham, for the November Happy Hour. Living Arts Collective is a co-creative space for innovative artistic expression, embodied movement, dance, education, healing arts, and community building. They are dedicated to the exploration and development of artistic freedom and peaceful living. Join us for networking, tour the salt cave, see the studio spaces and enjoy meeting other artists and arts administrators from across the Triangle.
This event is free, but please register so that we may plan appropriately. Scroll down for a parking map and link to directions.
Who is this event for?
Artists, arts administrators and arts businesses of all types and disciplines!
University students enrolled in arts disciplines
Discipline groups - Gather with your studio group, theater ensemble, or other affiliated artists
Arts Groups/Businesses - Want to promote your business at this gathering of the Triangle arts community? Talk to us about promotional support opportunities.
YOU - invite an art friend you want to hang out with, it's a great place to connect with others in person
The event is FREE to attend, and donations are welcome. Contributions help support the ongoing work of Triangle ArtWorks.
MORE ABOUT OUR VENUE
Living Arts Collective is a network and cultural ecosystem of artists that brings people together through music and movement, producing and collaborating on offerings rooted in connection, well-being, and creative practice. This year, the Collective returned home to the historic Trotter Building at 410 W Geer St in Durham, where its work first took root ten years ago.
The Collective now stewards both the upper and lower levels of the building as Living Arts Center, a flexible, welcoming space where art is lived, shared, and practiced. Also home to Durham Salt Cave, the Center is available for classes, rehearsals, workshops, meetings, and private gatherings, and the team can help personalize celebrations and milestones through its network of artists and partners. Every collaboration and rental helps sustain the Center and keep space accessible for artists and cultural offerings across the Triangle.
Artists, educators, and organizations dreaming up something new are warmly invited to reach out at booking@livingartscollective.com or through the space use interest form, linked here.
Find out more at livingartscollective.com or on Instagram at @living_arts_collective.
We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable everyone to engage fully. To request accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact ArtSwell@TriangleArtWorks.org . This location is wheelchair accessible. We will do our best to facilitate any requests made within two weeks of the event, but the earlier you can alert us to your access needs, the easier it will be to facilitate.
All event attendance constitute an agreement to photography, audio recording, video recording and its/their release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction to be used for news, web casts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on websites, social media, or any other purpose by Triangle ArtWorks.
