Historic Bethabara Park presents Rick Jones watercolor exhibition
Published 12:00 am Thursday, December 9, 2021
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“Apple Time at Bethabara," by Rick Jones
“Bethabara Gemeinhaus,” by Rick Jones
“Gemeinhaus at Night,” by Rick Jones
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WINSTON-SALEM — Rick Jones, a juried member of The Exhibiting Artists of the LAAC (Lewisville Area Arts Council) and part of the North Trade Street Arts collective in the W-S Arts District, will present his exhibition, “Bethabara: A Historical Reflection” at the Historic Bethabara Park Visitor Center. The show opens on Friday, Dec. 3, and will run through Dec. 15. Admission is free.
The exhibition features scenes from Bethabara including three different depictions of the 1788 Gemeinhaus, the last 18th-century German church with attached living quarters remaining in the United States.
Historic Bethabara Park, a National Historic Landmark, is the 1753 site of the first Moravian settlement in North Carolina and the birthplace of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. For more information, go to historicbethabara.org or call 336-924-8191.
