OUR TEACHING STAFF

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Kenrick Ashland Jobe was born in Summit, New Jersey. Kenrick was raised by Martin and

Diana Jobe in South Orange, New Jersey, is a Guyanese immigrant. Kenrick moved to Lexington, North Carolina, at the age of 12.

Kenrick began drawing at a very young age. When he was a toddler, he would make art with his uncle. From then on, Kenrick always had a passion for the arts. 

He is a formally educated artist,

a graduate from East Carolina University who enjoys drawing, painting and doing digital

artwork. Kenrick has had his art work on display at Davidson County Historical museum, Lexington City hall building and Sophie’s Cork & Ale wine bar.

Kenrick went on to work on his own business as a freelance illustrator. He has designed

apparel, several book covers, and done artwork for several professional athletes throughout his career. Kenrick enjoys tapping into many different avenues in the art world  so subject

matter and medium is important to him. He is a part of the nonprofit Arts Davidson County and

has used his passion for art to improve and inspire his community through the organization.

 Take guitar lessons with Boyd Hulin, an experienced musician with over 30 years of playing and performing. Boyd began his guitar journey at 18, taking lessons for two years before playing in local bands and competing in bluegrass competitions across the state. He has traveled out of state for music festivals with the different bands and even preformed in Nashville. With a passion for teaching, Boyd has spent the last ten years helping students of all ages and skill levels master the guitar, mandolin, and ukulele. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced player, Boyd's expertise and love for music make him the perfect instructor to guide your musical journey.