Join Liberty Arts at Common Market Durham for our MARKET TAKEOVER! Swing through 1821 Green Street from 4PM – 8PM to shop Liberty Artists vendors and colleagues offering glass, pottery, prints, and much more!
Liberty Arts is also Common Market's January Charity of the Month: $1 from every daily special will be donated to Liberty Arts to help fund the arts in Durham.
FREE! The Holiday Hoopla is back at Liberty Arts Studios at 918 Pearl Street in Durham! Join us Friday December 1st for sweets and treats and locally made unique and beautiful gifts for practically everyone on your shopping list. Don't miss the best party in town and support local makers this holiday season!
T'S HOT! LET'S MAKE ART this Third Friday Durham Artwalk, July 21st, at Liberty Arts Studio, 918 Pearl Street 27701!
Carve your own 6-inch-square tile mold (scratch block) to be cast in iron during the 7th Annual Liberty Arts Iron Pour in Durham Central Park on November 4th!
SUPER HOT FUN Third Friday coming June 16th, mark your calendars! Liberty Artist Amy Wetsch closes her amazing solo exhibition AMALGAMATION in our gallery, Kelly Walsh hosts a Make-&-Take Weaving Station, Glass & Painting demos, TWO FOOD TRUCKS, music, drinks, and MORE! 918 Pearl Street Durham, NC, 1 mile east of Durham Central Park. COME THROUGH and CELEBRATE YOUR DURHAM ARTS AND ARTISTS!
Saturday October 13 we hold our first annual Liberty Arts Award Dinner. The award recognizes an individual who has made a significant contribution to the artistic, cultural and economic vitality of Durham.
This year we were honored to present The Liberty to Phil Freelon who embodies the spirit of this award in every way and very personally for Liberty Arts in particular.
Sitting at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and Umstead Drive in Chapel Hill is a recently finished unique memorial created by Liberty Arts Board member and founding artist, Michael Waller. It is a commemorative bench honoring the life and legacy of Joe Herzenberg. Herzenberg was a local historian, social justice advocate, and first openly gay elected official in North Carolina.
