Our calendar of events this weekend brings bass fishers to Lake Norman and includes two theater opportunities: Davidson College Theatre Department’s production of the cross-dressing comedy “Leading Ladies” and  Davidson Community Players’ “Violet.” And on Sunday, March 28, 16-year-old flutist Sarah Sullivan joins members of the St. Alban’s Bach Festival Orchestra in a Music at St. Alban’s series concert.

More highlights of the weekend below. And don’t forget you can see a day-by-day schedule of events in our click-able calendar at right.

Starting Wednesday, March 24, and continuing through Saturday, March 27, Visit Lake Norman and a local organizing committee will host the FLW National Guard Open, the internationally televised Bass Fishing Tournament, for the fourth consecutive year. Events takes place at Blythe Landing, the Cornelius & Cabarrus Arena & Events Center, located in Concord, NC, and will include 300 of the top anglers from around the world. For more information and for detailed scheduling, visit FLWoutdoors.com.

Davidson College Presbyterian Church offers alternative worship services every Saturday night at 5 p.m. in Lingle Chapel during Lent. With contemporary music and old hymns sung in new ways, this is a bulletin-free service, with all words of scripture, liturgy, and song projected onto a screen. The service is Family-friendly, though child care is available.

Davidson United Methodist Church will host its annual Great Day of Service on Saturday, March 27, with participants helping with a long list of sorting, cleaning, landscaping, painting and other projects at local schools and nonprofit organizations. Check-in and team meetings are at 8:15 a.m., followed by a service of Holy Communion and Sending Forth at 8:30. The DUMC United Methodist Women will host a bake sale in the fellowship hall before, during, and after the day’s service events. Take-out lunch will be available, with proceeds going to DUMC’s Community Vacation Bible School. Registration on the church website

On Sunday, March 28, at 3 p.m., the Music at St. Alban’s series presents the gifted 16-year-old flutist Sarah Sullivan and members of the St. Alban’s Bach Festival Orchestra in a concert titled “Bohemian Rhapsody: Music of Mozart’s Prague. They’ll have music by Mozart, including “Divertimento for Strings, K. 136,” and his Bohemian contemporaries, including Josef Myslivecek’s “Flute Concerto in D,” featuring Ms. Sullivan. More information on the Music at St. Alban’s website.

Meanwhile, look for live music this weekend at both Summit Coffee and Brickhouse Tavern.