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Friday, April 19, Open Mic at Wilkes Art Gallery

April 21, 20241 Min Read






Suzanne Moore played guitar, harmonica and sang. Moore said this was her first time playing guitar in public. Wilkes Record photo by Ken Welborn

The Wilkes Record

An Open Mic was held at the Wilkes Art Gallery on C Street/Ward Nichols Way, in Downtown North Wilkesboro. Above left, musicians Andrew Triplett, Jim Trice, Martin Absher, Devin Huie and Wade Dancy perform. Huie also performed with his grandmother, Shirley Huie, who sang hymns. Wilkes Record photos by Ken Welborn

The Wilkes Record

Above left, Gallery Director Brooke Horne welcomed the crowd and gave an overview of the current exhibit ‘Walk the Line.’ Center, Board member Trice emceed. Right, Suzanne Moore played guitar, harmonica and sang. Moore said this was her first time playing guitar in public.

The Wilkes Record

Above left, Cardigan played harmonica and guitar, and was accompanied by Ruby on harmonica. Right, Bryson Henninger played guitar and sang his original works.



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