Marilyn currently works as a publicist and as the artistic director of Woodland Moth Visual & Performing Artists , located in the arts district of Winston-Salem, NC. Woodland Moth offers a variety of themed gallery hops and exhibitions as well as the Negative Space Dance Studio. Woodland Moth participates in the monthly "First Friday Gallery Hops" and "Music on Trade" concert series. Woodland Moth offers working or exhibiting studio space as well as space for classes and small performances.
She is also the talent buyer for Bucked Up Super Saloon in Kernersville, NC and makes guest appearances on occasion with various bands who frequent the club.
Marilyn is the Executive Director of The Lewisville Area Arts Council, Inc. (The LAAC), a 501(c)(3)non profit organization through which she has organized dozens of festivals, concert series, visual arts exhibitions and other programs and events.

Ms. Ingram is a native North Carolinian who majored in art at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and Elon College. Additionally she studied extensively in lettering and the book arts with master craftsmen Peter Thornton of Lichfield England and the late Chris Yarborough who was a noted bookbinder and craftsman. Ms. Ingram currently teaches classes in calligraphic hands for Forsyth Technical College.

Marilyn has been in bands and vocal groups all her life. Marilyn is the daughter of classically trained baritone soloist, the late Norman McGee, who appeared in USO shows during WWII, later had his own radio show and was the featured baritone soloist in performances of classical religious works including Handel's "Messiah" and "The Seven Last Words of Christ." Her mother, Margaret, was a master craftsman seamstress, working primarily in the field of interior decorating and an avid gardener. "My Father gave me roots, my Mother gave me wings." Marilyn McGee Ingram

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