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Milton, North Carolina 27305
(Photos)
PearlDamour hosted a workday before the actors arrived, inviting locals to join them in preparing the space, sprucing up props and making boxes of photos to send to the other Miltons. Huge thanks to all who came out.
Inside the Woman's Club, on our first days in Milton, we were figuring out how our objects and screens would look in the space. This is an early picture of that.
During our Community Work Day, Shirley Wilson pauses for a quick photo. Miss Shirley is a powerhouse: choir director at High Street Baptist, Treasurer for the Thomas Day House, accounting teacher at Yanceyville High School, beloved wife/mother/grandmother
State senator for Caswell County Mike Woodard and wife Sarah are frequent visitors in Milton, and came to see our show.
Because High Street Baptist and the A.M.E churches were both taking a trip to Washington DC over our show weekend, we did an invited dress rehearsal so they could see the show. This is just when the show ended-- that's Mike, one of our actors, and a big c
Sue Graves and Katherine McGee sew black out curtains for the Woman's Club windows during our community work day-- now there can be performances in the Woman's Club during the day!
This is a peek outside the Woman's Club on a show night-- that's one of our big cloud-floating balloons post its cloud-floating duties.
This is sound designer Brendan giving the actors notes during a tech rehearsal, amongst some of the clouds we were working on making for the show.
This is the Woman's Club, where we performed the show. Many people have lots of memories of this building. We were happy to 'wake it up' again for the show.
We thought the skies looked really beautiful. Jim Findlay did this design.
We were so happy that one of Milton's oldest residents, Cleota McCain Jeffries, was able to see the show twice. Here, she pauses for a picture on her way out.
Cathia is ready to start serving food at the food court.
Getting ready for the big day- making Street Fair Umbrellas at the Milton Studio Art Gallery on Friday.
Joe says hello in front of the new bathroom built next to the Thomas Day House:Union Tavern museum. Mayor Harriet Brandon is very proud of having secured this beautiful public restroom for town!
Julia and Herman Joubert enjoying the Street Fair. Herman spent the day wandering the streets with his guitar-- it was great.
Mayor Harriet Brandon pauses to pose for a picture with PearlDamour!
Thank goodness there were Icees! It was a hot, hot day.
Out in front of the general store-- just head inside for antiques, handmade jewelry, cupcakes and ice cream!
Thank goodness I have this Street Fair Umbrella to keep the sun off!
The 1st Annual Milton, NC Street Fair gets underway!
The Tap and Dye hosted live music, BBQ, a blacksmith demo, and oh yeah! Amazing Tye Dye and cold beer of course!
The ladies of the Woman's Club participated in the Street Fair by having a bake sale. Here they take time out to pose with an official Street Fair Umbrella.
Commercial Row on saturday afternoon.
The volunteer fire department had a raffle for a hand-made cornhole board.
Donald Lea, husband to High Street Baptist Church Pastor Angel Lea, selling his home-grown vegetables.
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