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App State graduates Ben Loomis and Bunny Eaton are making art more accessible through alternative vending machines located in Black Cat Burrito, Espresso News, Holistic Health Solutions, and The Tapp Room. Local artists are able to utilize the Curio Machine as a way to sell and get more exposure for their artwork.

App State alumni fill vending machines with local art

Aubrey Smith, A&C Reporter
November 9, 2020
A bouquet made of wood. Bailey Sparks and Alec Bryan opened a business selling wood bouquets after seeing a need for reliable flower providers during COVID.

Local couple redefines wedding bouquets

Ansley Puckett, A&C Editor
October 15, 2020
Cale Williams and his wife, have been coming to Art in the Park for 17 years.

Artists showcase their work in annual Art in the Park Festival

Savannah Brewer, A&C Reporter
September 18, 2020
Elizabeth Walton, junior, works in the at-home studio she has set up to continue her business even during the COVID-19 pandemic. September 8.

Handmade hustle: small artists adjust to a changing business

Ansley Puckett, A&C Editor
September 17, 2020
Kelly McCoy, Owner of River Girl Fishing Company, is one of the featured subjects in BRAHM’s latest exhibition,

Blowing Rock Art and History Museum announces additions to its virtual engagement options

Ansley Puckett, A&C Editor
May 13, 2020
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