Sun shines through a bit of fog Thursday morning on the Davidson College campus, off North Main Street. See another photo below. (Jay Wilson/DavidsonNews.net)

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Sun sparkles through the trees at Davidson College Thursday monring. (Jay Wilson/DavidsonNews.net)

Davidson College’s theater department this week is presenting a production of “In the Blood,” a sort of modern “Scarlet Letter” tale by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks. And Ms. Parks will be on campus Tuesday, April 3, for two public events. Also this week, students from Community School of Davidson High School are presenting their first 10-minute play festival, “I See You, Do You See Me?” See Theater Notes, in THE GUIDE»

The Community School of Davidson’s high school theater arts department hosts its 10-Minute Play Festival with “I See You, Do You See Me?” Friday to Sunday. That’s among the many events ahead this week in the area, including other theatrical productions, public meetings and fund-raisers. Plan your week with our This Week listings in THE GUIDE»

This crew of women enjoyed the festivities and helped raise money for Community Arts Project. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

Thursday night’s Taste of Art fundraiser at The Fresh Market off Torrence Chapel Road was a feast for wine-lovers and diners – and a major annual fundraiser for the Community Arts Project. Read the full story

Rosemary Gardner, interim director and curator at Davidson College art galleries, tidies up around the outdoor sculpture "Group of Ten" by Magdelena Abakanowicz. (Cathryn Westra photo)

Davidson College has completed the installation of another outdoor artwork  in the sculpture garden outside E.H. Little Library.  “Group of Ten” – a collection of near-life-size headless metal figures , is the work of renowned Polish artist Magdelena Abakanowicz.

The public is invited to a formal dedication of the piece Thursday, March 29, at 4:30 p.m. Read the full story

Abigail Lennox and Earl's Chair, led by Henry Lebedinsky (right) performed at St. Alban's Saturday. (Tom Carroll photo)

Multi-instrumental musician Henry Lebedinsky was back on his old turf at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Davidson Saturday for a concert as part of a “The Deer’s Cry: Music for the Celtic Saints” tour.

Mr. Lebedinsky, who now lives in Minneapolis, is the church’s former organist and music director. His group Earl’s Chair backed New York-based singer Abigail Lennox in a program of tunes, songs and stories from Ireland, Scotland and New England.

Earl’s Chair includes Mr. Lebedinsky on guitar and John Michael Ryan, who was lightning-fast on a button accordian. Ms. Lennox sang the pure, high-pitched tones of the Celtic highlands.

- Thanks to Tom Carroll for the photo and report

Davidson College’s March calendar is a full one, from next week’s Alumni College to lectures to art exhibit openings. A variety of conferences are scheduled – one on reformed theology and ethics, another on music, the annual Women’s Leadership Conference, one on new media, and a Latin American Studies conference on the region’s colonial history. Music this month includes an Organ at Davidson concert and an appearance by the Kontras Quartet. (Oh, and next week is Spring Break, when most students will be off campus.) See a full listing in THE GUIDE»

Davidson Community Players’ current production of “Children of a Lesser God” has brought a little bit of Broadway to Davidson, in the person of Julianne Gold-Brunson. Ms. Gold-Brunson originated the supporting role of Lydia on Broadway in 1980, and has been helping out as a consultant on the Davidson production. See the full story in THE GUIDE»