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Classes, lectures, and seminars are taking place across the region this week. Davidson Planning Board will hold an open meeting at 6pm Monday at Davidson Town Hall. On Tuesday, The Daylily Book Club will meet at the Cornelius Library at 10am with special guest and Davidson College professor emeritus, Dr. Tony Abbott. Comedian Craig Carmean will be performing at the Lake Norman Comedy Zone that evening – the doors open at 7pm, and the show starts at 8pm.

There’s a food truck at Oak Street Mill every Wednesday. (David Boraks/CorneliusNews.net)

Wednesday, head to the Oak Street Mill in Downtown Cornelius for Lunch in the Lot at 11am, a weekly food truck rally organized by the Cornelius Cultural Arts Group. A free program on “Natural Solutions for ADHD & How to Be the Calm Inside Your Chaos” is being offered this month by local experts both Wednesday and Thursday from 10-11am. The venue varies, see the event for details. Wednesday night, the Cornelius Outdoor Cinema Series continues with a screening of the latest James Bond film, “Skyfall,” in Kenton Place at dusk and Junestar returns to perform at The Birdsnest in Downtown Davidson.

On Thursday, The Davidson Community Players‘ performance of “The Pajama Game” continue at the Duke Family Performance Hall, with show times at 8pm Thursday through Saturday and a 2pm matinee on Saturday.

Looking ahead to the weekend, the Davidson Farmer’s Market and the Downtown Mooresville Farmer’s Market both continue offering local food and products at 8am on Saturday, and Carrburritos‘ Summer Music program continues with the Parodi Kings.

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The Davidson and Cornelius Libraries begin their summer educational initiatives this week starting with “A Walk in the Woods,” an educational performance and interactive program, at the Cornelius Library. Tomorrow, the Davidson Library hosts Dig Into Reading! for elementary school-aged children at 10:30am and Paws to Read, a reading skills initiative with therapy dogs, at 11am. Both of these events will occur every week this summer. Also on Tuesday, Char-Grill Davidson will be hosting the 3rd Annual “12 Hours of Burgers for 24 Hours of Booty.” 10% of all sales will be donated to Team Camden for 24 Hours of Booty in support of cancer research.

This Wednesday, Davidson College Presbyterian Church and Davidson United Methodist Church (DUMC) will host the “Davidson Career Transition Program” at DUMC at 10am in the Education Building.

On Thursday, Lake Norman Regional Medical Center will be offering the American Heart Association’s Healthcare Provider CPR course for healthcare providers at Lake Norman Regional. A women’s issues therapy group will meet this Thursday at the Counseling Center at Davidson United Methodist Church from 6:30-8:00pm, and will continue to meet once a month. Please register in advance.

Looking ahead to the weekend, the Davidson Library will host Preschool Storytime at the library at 10:15am on Friday. On Saturday, the Cornelius Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a “Boat-in” Movie as a part of their outdoor cinema series at Ramsey Park.

NEW CALENDAR, MORE EVENTS

See more of this week’s events in our expanded Events Calendar. We’re continuing to add new features and make it easier to find events on a given day. Choose between a calendar view, or a list of events, and sort by category in the drop down menu in the right sidebar.

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