1. On May 22 at 3 p.m., support the Triad's bearded beauty, Kay Kay LaVelle by watching “Keeping Up With KayKay," as apart of Digital Drag Fest 2020 presented by PEG Entertainment. “'Keeping Up With KayKay' is a variety show including performances, comedy, camp, and of course a few snacks! L…

“I do want to make sure masks or face coverings are required for city employees,” said representative at-large Michelle Kennedy during Thursday morning’s special meeting of the Greensboro City Council. “I’d just like to hear from the city manager where we stand on that.”

“We can’t eat art, but it feeds us.

“It was a bona fide nightmare,” said Alan Grizzard, a registered nurse based in Winston-Salem, when asked to describe his time working in New York City amid its COVID-19 peak.

Medical gowns instead of graphics;

Plants to provide for families affected by the COVID-19 crisis through organizations such as the Wake Forest Baptist Health Mobile Health Clinic, Second Harvest Food Bank and Crossnore School

“You can’t get tested unless you’re rich or dying,” is what Carina, who works at a Triad gas station, said a Greensboro doctor regretfully told her after she asked about being tested for COVID-19. Carina, who spoke on the condition that her last name be withheld, is one of several Triad resi…

Since people can’t go to the RiverRun International Film Festival this year, the festival is coming to the people. Through May 8, audiences can watch the festival’s 2020 selection of North Carolina short films (“N.C. Shorts”) at no charge.

This year marks the 75th anniversary for the region’s longest-running community art school, Sawtooth School for Visual Art. Executive director Amy Jordan is inviting the community to connect online while making art and practicing wellness at home.

Cover photo by Kellie Kano

*Photos are from Twitter*

*Editor's note: Since this article went to press, RiverRun informed YES! Weekly that some of the films on this year’s slate, including Rodrigo’s Bulls and Saints, will soon be available online. Check the Bulls and Saints listing at the RiverRun website for updates.

*Editor's note: This story contains spoilers. 

Since the shelter in place order came down, the group has distributed 25,000 masks to healthcare providers, recruited over 2,000 volunteers, and has raised over $25,000 for supplies to purchase mask materials.

Finn Phoenix is a 9-year-old boy from Greensboro, who has quickly made a name for himself ever since he picked up a ukulele.

Many Triad artists are being forced to switch gears and find new ways to survive during this unprecedented health crisis and economic downturn that has left many people out of work.

Livestreams reign supreme as entertainment needs take on new meanings. Social distancing has brought solo acts to centerstage. But from drag shows to trivia, art lessons to movie parties, the Triad livestream landscape boasts an array of entertainment flavors to love.

Greensboro City Council at-large representative Michelle Kennedy is frustrated with Guilford County’s reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in regards to the homeless community she serves as director of the Interactive Resource Center.

1. From April 10-12, tune into Triad Stage for a weekend of virtual live theatre and music! On Friday, Debbie The Artist starts off the weekend with a Facebook Live performance on Triad Stage's Facebook page. According to the Facebook event page, "Debbie The Artist is a black queer feminist …

*Editor’s note: The subject’s last name and location have been omitted from this article to protect their privacy and safety.

“From the homeless standpoint, 30% have some sort of lung problems,” said Chip Berry, Greensboro Urban Ministry’s director of development. “Health problems that make you a target for COVID-19, such as diabetes or heart problems, are more prevalent in the homeless population. Those that we se…

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, creatives are spreading cheer and goodwill in ways often unseen outside the holiday season. Today, things are tough and confusing, but artists are pulling together while staying physically apart, to live-stream, and weave artistic endeavors into sources …

Others from Yadkinville allowed to return to abortion provider

*Editor's note: After this article was published, Project Mask WS released an updated count of the masks that have been made and delivered. That number was double their original count, and has been updated in the online version of this article. As of April 16, Project Mask celebrates one mon…

On March 28, two different groups violated Guilford County’s “stay-at-home” order by protesting in front of A Woman’s Choice, Greensboro’s only abortion provider. The first complied when the Greensboro Police Department ordered them to depart. The second refused and were arrested, making the…

The Carolina Theatre is helping the show go on by launching their “Open Mic Night: A Virtual Series,” a weekly streaming-event to air Thursdays at 8 p.m., starting April 2.

Greensboro, N.C.– The Greensboro City Council is recommending gatherings be limited to 10 people or less and all gyms, fitness centers, health clubs, yoga studios, and theaters cease operations, immediately. This does not prohibit fitness or health instruction and programming from being prov…

In the spirit of keeping art alive during the postponed/canceled community events due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), ArtsGreensboro’s Artist Emergency Relief Fund is providing much-needed support to Greensboro’s working artists in visual art, theatre, dance, music, film, pottery and more acr…

*Editor's note: As this article was going to press on Tuesday, March 24, The Guilford County Board of Commissioners voted to approve an Amended State of Emergency banning gatherings of more than 10 people. That evening, at-large city council representative Michelle Kennedy told YES! Weekly t…