Community Calendar

The Burgwin-Wright House is pleased to welcome two sisters, Annie Ingram and Hiedi Woessner, to our gallery for their show “Salt Sisters: Marsh to Mellow.”

Their artworks will be on display and for sale in our art gallery through March 21. Admission is free. The gallery is open Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm.

About the Show
“Salt Sisters: Marsh to Mellow” is a celebration of place, peace, and sisterhood. For sisters Annie Ingram and Hiedi Woessner, the coast has always been their happy place - a space to breathe, reflect, and feel grounded.

Though their styles differ, their inspiration is shared. Hiedi paints calming, expansive ocean scenes that invite stillness and quiet reflection. Annie’s current work captures the colorful, joy-filled rhythms of the marsh, alive with movement, warmth, and light.

Now living near one another along the coast of North Carolina, the sisters often paint with their toes in the sand, translating the same shoreline into two distinct emotional experiences - one mellow, one vibrant - connected by salt air and shared memory.

Images captured in downtown Wilmington by Cape Fear Camera Club members over a period of several years.

In commemoration of America's 250th anniversary, the Bellamy Mansion Museum is hosting an art exhibition by local artist James C. Horton, which includes over 40 original paintings and drawings that highlight historic scenes and places from around the region and country that help tell America's story. Visitors can view the exhibit free of charge any time the museum is open (M-Sun. 10 am-4 pm). Please stop by the Carriage ​House Visitor Center to gain admission. Art is available for purchase and an Artist's Reception will be held on February 27th (6-8pm). Visit bellamymansion.org/exhibits for more information or email info@bellamymansion.org if you have questions.

Saturday, March 21st
10 am-5 pm
FREE Programs and exhibitions from 10 AM to 5 PM

Activities in the Reception Hall, 10 am-1 pm:

Celebrate the many ways the arts can support the environment for children and families!

Enjoy a full-day of arts and environmental advocacy programming with your family. Cameron Art Museum, Airlie Gardens, New Hanover County Soil and Water, and other area environmental organizations come together to offer a wide variety of art projects and interactive collaborations to learn about the importance of nature and art. We will also host community tables that will provide information about their organizations and the resources they offer.

- Join us at 11:30 AM for a family-friendly ASL Guided Tour.
- Stay for a special performance from School of Rock at 2 PM: School of Rock in Wilmington is dedicated to building a community that fosters personal growth. Through performance-based music education combined with one-on-one instruction and group rehearsals, School of Rock helps students develop both musical proficiency and essential life skills.
- Neighbors for Nature Community Day will feature an array of student artwork with the opening of Best Foot Forward, New Hanover County’s K-12 students’ art exhibition. We are pleased to host this talent showcase of visual artists from across the county.

Cameron Art Museum works with many community partners across our 8-county region to bring programming for the whole family. All activities are for all ages and abilities.

Community Partners include:

The North Carolina Aquarium
Plastic Ocean Project
Cape Fear Going Green
Airlie Gardens
New Hanover County Soil and Water
Alliance for Cape Fear Trees
Nature at Home Master Gardener Program
Cape Fear Audubon
and more!

The Burgwin-Wright House is pleased to welcome two sisters, Annie Ingram and Hiedi Woessner, to our gallery for their show “Salt Sisters: Marsh to Mellow.”

Their artworks will be on display and for sale in our art gallery through March 21. Admission is free. The gallery is open Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm.

About the Show
“Salt Sisters: Marsh to Mellow” is a celebration of place, peace, and sisterhood. For sisters Annie Ingram and Hiedi Woessner, the coast has always been their happy place - a space to breathe, reflect, and feel grounded.

Though their styles differ, their inspiration is shared. Hiedi paints calming, expansive ocean scenes that invite stillness and quiet reflection. Annie’s current work captures the colorful, joy-filled rhythms of the marsh, alive with movement, warmth, and light.

Now living near one another along the coast of North Carolina, the sisters often paint with their toes in the sand, translating the same shoreline into two distinct emotional experiences - one mellow, one vibrant - connected by salt air and shared memory.

Images captured in downtown Wilmington by Cape Fear Camera Club members over a period of several years.

In commemoration of America's 250th anniversary, the Bellamy Mansion Museum is hosting an art exhibition by local artist James C. Horton, which includes over 40 original paintings and drawings that highlight historic scenes and places from around the region and country that help tell America's story. Visitors can view the exhibit free of charge any time the museum is open (M-Sun. 10 am-4 pm). Please stop by the Carriage ​House Visitor Center to gain admission. Art is available for purchase and an Artist's Reception will be held on February 27th (6-8pm). Visit bellamymansion.org/exhibits for more information or email info@bellamymansion.org if you have questions.

The Burgwin-Wright House is pleased to welcome two sisters, Annie Ingram and Hiedi Woessner, to our gallery for their show “Salt Sisters: Marsh to Mellow.”

Their artworks will be on display and for sale in our art gallery through March 21. Admission is free. The gallery is open Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm.

About the Show
“Salt Sisters: Marsh to Mellow” is a celebration of place, peace, and sisterhood. For sisters Annie Ingram and Hiedi Woessner, the coast has always been their happy place - a space to breathe, reflect, and feel grounded.

Though their styles differ, their inspiration is shared. Hiedi paints calming, expansive ocean scenes that invite stillness and quiet reflection. Annie’s current work captures the colorful, joy-filled rhythms of the marsh, alive with movement, warmth, and light.

Now living near one another along the coast of North Carolina, the sisters often paint with their toes in the sand, translating the same shoreline into two distinct emotional experiences - one mellow, one vibrant - connected by salt air and shared memory.

Images captured in downtown Wilmington by Cape Fear Camera Club members over a period of several years.

Join us for a 90-minute walking tour in historic downtown Wilmington. The tour begins and ends at the Bellamy Mansion Museum. This tour is based on "A Guide to Wilmington's African American Heritage" and will explore the people and places integral to Wilmington's Black history.

The cost is $20 per person, plus tax. Space is limited, so registration is required online at the Bellamy Mansion Museum Store. This is a rain or shine event. The tours are appropriate for all ages, but please note they may not be suitable for anyone with limited mobility. If you have questions, please email info@bellamymansion.org before registering.