Call to Artists Open for Wendell Falls Art Event

Franklin County Arts Council and the North Carolina Arts Council logos. Source: FCAC, Louisburg NC.
Franklin County Arts Council and the North Carolina Arts Council logos. Source: FCAC, Louisburg NC.

Art at the Jam: FCAC at Wendell Falls’ Farmhouse Jam

By Donna Campbell Smith, Franklin County Arts Council

Wendell Falls Community, a member of Quilt Trails of the Tar River, has invited the Franklin County Arts Council (FCAC) members to be art vendors during their regular Farmhouse Jam on June 16, 2016. Vendors are invited to sign up for the “Art at the Jam” to display and sell all day.

The new community of Wendell Falls is an important gateway bridging the rich agrarian heritage of the Town of Wendell and the growing prosperity of the Research Triangle. To illustrate this connection, their quilt block is a series of triangles in the form of a pinwheel. It is the central focus of the community identity; and as it is also a familiar element found in the art of quilting, they have chosen to represent it for their quilt block design.

The quilt block is displayed on the community Tobacco Barn, near where the Art at the Jam event will be held. The Jam starts at 5:30pm and ends at 8:30pm.

Artists will set up at 4pm and break down at 8pm. Vendor fees are $20 for FCAC members, $50 for non-members which includes membership. The artist space will be 10’x5’.

FCAC Members must register by May 15, 2016. If there are any vendor spaces left at that point, they will be opened up to members of any other NC Arts Council from May 15-30, 2016.

The music jam is at the Wendell Falls lakeside pavilion just down from the Farmhouse. Spaces will be covered. Bring your own sets ups – table, chair, etc. No tents needed. Rain or shine.

For more information or to register call 919.497.6910 or email.

FCAC is online at fcacarts.org. The Franklin County Arts Council is a designated partner with the North Carolina Arts Council.

Wendell Falls quilt block, part of the FCAC Quilt Trail. Source: Donna Campbell Smith, FCAC, Louisburg NC.
Wendell Falls quilt block, part of the FCAC Quilt Trail. Source: Donna Campbell Smith, FCAC, Louisburg NC.
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Donna Campbell Smith, an author based in Franklinton NC, worked in the horse industry for over thirty years as an instructor, trainer, breeder, and writer. She has an AAS Degree in Equine Technology from Martin Community College and is a certified riding instructor. Smith has written four non-fiction books on equine management: The Book of Donkeys, (The Lyons Press 2016) The Book of Miniature Horses (The Lyons Press 2005), The Book of Draft Horses (The Lyons Press 2007), and The Book of Mules (The Lyons Press 2009). All her books are available at Amazon.com or ask for them at a bookstore near you. Donna is a member of Franklin County Arts Council. Visit her website at www.donnacampbellsmith.net.