Posted on 15 October 2012.
Jon Guttman and Margo Williams
Local authors Margo Williams and Jon Guttman are lined up for public readings in Davidson and Cornelius this week from their co-authored political thriller “Madame President.” Meanwhile, Davidson College professor and poet Alan Michael Parker has won the 2012 North Carolina Book Award for his latest collection of poetry, “Long Division.” And author Debra Dean will be at Main Street Books on Sunday for a book signing and reading. Continue Reading
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Posted on 12 October 2012.
Jackie Jewel (left), photographed by reader Lisa Jewel, is ready for the Renaissance Festival. Right: Twig the Fairy, photographed by reader Taisia Mills.
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Posted on 11 October 2012.
Dozens of yoga fans will be on the Davidson Village Green Saturday afternoon for a Yoga on the Green festival that includes live music. Our Towns Habitat for Humanity hosts a Fall Festival Saturday morning at its Cornelius ReStore. Saturday night brings the Rotary Club’s annual Wine Spectacular fundraiser for area nonprofits. Meanwhile, the Davidson Community Players’ production of “Baby” continues its run on stage at Armour Street Theater. And two big fall events continue this weekend: the Amazing Maize Maze at Rural Hill and the Carolina Renaissance Festival off Poplar Tent Road. Details about these and other events below.
Our Town Cinemas in Davidson adds a couple of new flicks to its lineup this weekend, “Argo” and “Paranormal Activity.” They join showing “Hotel Transylvania,” “Looper,” and “Taken 2,” on the schedule. Thursday is the last day for “Trouble with the Curve.” See showtimes at the right. Continue Reading
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Posted on 11 October 2012.
The cast of “Baby” includes, from left, Emily Hunter, KC Roberge, and Christy Hinkleman. (Bill Giduz photo)
By CONNIE FISHER
In the world of theater, the theme of a musical often is fantasy. Davidson Community Players’ current musical production “Baby,” while entertaining, actually deals with reality. The story revolves around three distinct sexual relationships revealing the strength of their emotions and love toward one another. The language in “Baby” is realistic, mature and at times very funny. Continue Reading
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Posted on 10 October 2012.
Mary Lou Peeples
Mary Louise Kapp Peeples will be at the Wicks organ keyboard on Tuesday, Oct. 16, for the second Organ at Davidsonconcert of the season at Davidson College Presbyterian Church.
Also on the schedule: A DCPC chorale concert, a performance by Tokyo Street String Quartet, the next Music at St. Alban’s concert with Molasses Creek, and the Huntersville Brass at Mt. Zion United Methodist. Continue Reading
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Posted on 09 October 2012.
Cornelius Parks, Arts, Recreation & Culture (PARC) presents the final outdoor movie of the year, “Dolphin Tale,” on Friday, Oct. 12, at Kenton Place, off West Catawba Ave., Cornelius. Continue Reading
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Added on 24 July 2014
