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SUMMARY:Chimes of Freedom: Folk Singers & Fellow Travelers at Reynolda Hou
 se Museum of American Art
LOCATION:Reynolda House Museum of American Art\, 2250 Reynolda Rd\, Winsto
 n-Salem\, NC
DESCRIPTION:Four nights. One weekend. Then it’s gone.\n\nChimes of Freedom
 : Folk Singers & Fellow Travelers runs October 1-4\, 2026 at Reynolda Hous
 e Museum of American Art\, 2250 Reynolda Road\, Winston-Salem\, NC.\n\nFri
 day\, Oct 2 - 7:30 p.m.\nSaturday\, Oct 3 - 7:30 p.m.\nSunday\, Oct 4 - 2 
 p.m.\n$75 individual\, $60 museum members\n\nJoshuah Brian Campbell perfor
 ms as Harry Belafonte. He co-wrote “Stand Up” with Cynthia Erivo for the f
 ilm Harriet — the song that earned him an Oscar nomination. Joseph Terrell
  of Mipso performs as Bob Dylan. Flash Point co-curator and Betsy Main Bab
 cock Deputy Director Phil Archer guides the night.\n\nTogether they rebuil
 d the sound of the Civil Rights Movement — the music that traveled with th
 e marches\, the organizers\, the freedom rides — performed inside Flash Po
 int: The Civil Rights Photography of Danny Lyon\, co-curated by Phil Arche
 r and Ashley Givens\, adjunct assistant professor in Wake Forest Universit
 y’s Department of Art. The exhibition is on view through January 3\, 2027.
 \n\nDanny Lyon was 20 when he hitchhiked south with a borrowed camera and 
 became the official photographer for SNCC. These are the songs that were p
 laying while he shot.\nNot a tribute band. Not a lecture. A live performan
 ce that brings an art exhibition and history to life\, and there is nothin
 g else like it happening in Winston-Salem this fall.\nCan’t make the weeke
 nd? Ashley Givens gives a curator talk on the Danny Lyon photographs Oct 2
 8.\n\nReynolda House\, 2250 Reynolda Road\, Winston-Salem\, NC\n\nTickets 
 at reynolda.org or the link in @historicreynolda ’s bio\n\nSaturday night 
 is the one to catch. \n\nTag who you’re bringing.\n\nPhoto credit: @dannyl
 yonphotos2\n\nhttps://www.whatsupwinstonsalem.com/e/4ocssp1ak76o0
URL:https://www.whatsupwinstonsalem.com/e/4ocssp1ak76o0
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