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| Sunday October 3rd 1-5pm |
Blues-A-Palooza |
- B-String All Stars
- Matt Walsh
- Kids Corner Crafts
- Lots of local artists and craftsmen
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| Sunday October 10th
1-5pm |
Sunday Unplugged |
- Acoustic Music from Local Artists
Featuring The Twin City Buskers
- Kids Corner Crafts
- Lots of local artists and craftsmen
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| Sunday October 17th
1-5pm |
Student Showcase |
- Featuring RJ Reynolds High School
Students and the winner of the Rock the
Block Contest
- Kids Corner Crafts
- Lots of local artists and craftsmen
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| Sunday October 24th
1-5pm |
HarvestFest |
- Bluegrass Music
- Wine Tasting
- Farmer's Market
- Pumpkin Patch
- Kids Corner Crafts
- Lots of local artists and craftsmen
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Sunday October 31st 1-5pm |
Masquerade On Trade |
- DJ Ralph Shaw
- Halloween Music
- Costume Contest
- Creepy Kids Crafts at Kids Corner
- Goodies for the kids
- Lots of local artists and craftsmen
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Updated August 23, 2010
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Calling All
Artists
for Arts on Sunday Oct 2010
AFAS NEWS
Aug 2010: Senator Richard Burr, US Senator from North
Carolina becomes Honorary Member of the AFAS Group
(Art for Art's Sake).
On Aug 3rd 2010, Senator Richard Burr, Senior Senator of North Carolina
demonstrates his support of the Arts in Greater
Winston-Salem and the Piedmont Triad by meeting with Harry Knabb and
Julie Knabb (Chairman and Vice Chairman of the AFAS group) at his office
in Washington, DC. At the meeting he graciously accepted the offer
of Membership in the group.

May. 2010: It is with
great pleasure that we announce AFAS has been accepted as a full member
of The Arts
Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. This will aid in
our continuing effort to "build, educate and celebrate Community through
Art".
Sept. 2009: The Arts
Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County approved grant request to
local non-profit "Art for Art's Sake" (AFAS) to enhance Arts on Sunday
Program designed to build, educate and celebrate community through art.
July 2009:
Winston-Salem's non-profit "Art for Art's Sake" (AFAS) receives grant
from the Winston-Salem Millennium Fund.
May 2009: Non-profit Winston Salem "Art
for Art's Sake" (AFAS)
group receives $45,000 donation
from PotashCorp,
an international company that has a major phosphate
operation in Aurora, NC
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