Thomas Warburton

Updated Sunday, Jan. 9
The Jan. 11 Organ at Davidson concert by Thomas Warburton, emeritus professor at UNC-Chapel Hill, was postponed because of winter weather. The concerrt has been rescheduled to Tuesday, Jan. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at Davidson College Presbyterian Church. Read the full story

Henry Lebedinksy (left) accompanies the 1922 "Nosferatu," starring Max Schreck, on Halloween at DCPC.

The keyboard artistry of Henry Lebedinsky and the powerful Wicks organ in Davidson College Presbyterian Church will offer a chilling sound track for the classic classic horror film “Nosferatu (Dracula)” on Halloween night, Sunday, Oct. 31, at 7:30 and 11 p.m. It’s the fifth year for this spine-tingling event, which is part of the Organ at Davidson series.
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Our calendar in Davidson this week is chock full of the fun and the serious, from the opening of Davidson College’s production of “Pride & Prejudice” and Friday’s Halloween march on Main Street to meetings of the Davidson Planning Board (Mon.) and Town Board (Tue.). Halloween night (Sun.) brings screenings of the silent film “Nosferatu” with organ accompaniment. And coming up at week’s end, it’s Family Weekend at Davidson College, including a Friday night concert and Saturday’s annual fall convocation. Hough High’s theater department produces “Dracula” this weekend, while local children have organized a Think Pink Dog Show and Halloween party on the Village Green Saturday. Meanwhile, sports teams have a busy schedule this week as well, from soccer and volleyball to football and field hockey.

Details about those and other events below. And see our day-by-day calendar and local movie listings at right. Read the full story

Timothy Belk

Organist Timothy J. Belk performs Tuesday, March 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the 4th Annual all-Bach program, celebrating Johann Sebastian Bach’s birth week, as part of the Organ at Davidson series at Davidson College Presbyterian Church. Read the full story

Michael Rowland

Organ at Davidson press release

Michael Rowland, Artist Associate at Davidson College’s Music Department and Associate Director of Music at Davidson College Presbyterian Church, plays the next installment in the Organ at Davidson series Tuesday, Feb. 16, at DCPC.

Mr. Rowland will play works that range in time from Buxtehude, Saint-Saens, Jongen, Brahms and Pinkham to Petr Eben. Eben’s piece, “Homage to Buxtehude,” quotes several themes from Buxtehude organ works (especially the opening piece in this recital) and treats them with great humor. The last Read the full story