2017 Showcases
| Monday, November 6 - 8:00pm | |
| Showcase A | Kate Mc Garry & The Tough Get Growing Ensemble |
| Mike Super | |
| The Malpass Brothers | |
| Ranky Tanky | |
| Farewell Angelina | |
| Collision of Rhythm | |
| Ryan Keberle & Catharsis | |
| Tuesday, November 7 - 8:45am | |
| Showcase B | Rissi Palmer |
| Tesla Quartet | |
| Reggie Harris | |
| Quattrosound | |
| Zoe & Cloyd | |
| Buzz Brass | |
| Tuesday, November 7 - 2:00pm | |
| Showcase C | Deanna Witkowski |
| Sébastien Lépine & Esca String Quartet | |
| The Queen's Cartoonists | |
| Molly Tuttle | |
| Gaspard&Dancers | |
| Carolina Music Ways | |
| Tuesday, November 7 - 8:00pm | |
| Showcase D | Gina Chavez |
| A Brit of Magic | |
| Mélisande [électrotrad] | |
| Twin Kennedy | |
| Hobey Ford's Golden Rod Puppets | |
| SOLE Defined | |
| Act of Congress | |
| Wednesday, November 8 - 8:45am | |
| Showcase E | Huu Bac Quintet |
| Terry Barber | |
| EbzB Productions: NATIVE | |
| Arthur Trace | |
| The Next Generation Leahy | |
| Kruger Brothers | |
| Wednesday, November 8 - 2:00pm | |
| Showcase F | Marcus Anderson |
| Donna Washington | |
| Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen | |
| JOYEMOVEMENT | |
| The Bizarre & Curious Quest of Killian Cog | |
We are pleased to announce your showcasing artists for ArtsMarket 2017, taking place November 6-8 in Durham, NC! Showcases are scheduled throughout the three days at the historic Carolina Theatre of Durham.
Artists were selected through a highly competitive application process, and will each present a 15-minute showcase performance at one of the venues.
Since 2000, the NC Presenters Consortium and the NC Arts Council have partnered to co-produce ArtsMarket biennially. The conference brings together performing artists, arts agents and managers, vendors, and representatives from performance venues across the state of North Carolina and the southeastern United States. These industry professionals spend three busy days networking, attending showcase performances, and making business deals.
First hosted in Wilmington, ArtsMarket relocated to High Point and, in 2011, moved to its current home in downtown Durham. The city of Durham has a proud and diverse heritage, and its creative workforce and rich arts environment continues to gain recognition and ranking nationwide. "[ArtsMarket] is an exceptional occasion and we are honored to be a part of this," said Durham Mayor William Bell.
The North Carolina Presenters Consortium formed in 1991 and works closely with its two hundred member organizations to bring the unique, creative experience shared between artist and audience to all people of North Carolina. NCPC is supported by member dues, program fees, and through grant subsidies from the North Carolina Arts Council and South Arts.
For more information about ArtsMarket 2017, visit www.ncpresenters.org/artsmarket, or click for the 2017 Schedule or Registration page.
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