Merry Wives of Windsor Opens Historic Fayette Summer Season
Concord College Theatre Department presents William Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor at the Historic Fayette Theatre this weekend with 8 p.m. performances Friday and Saturday. Tickets are 6 for adults 4 for students and seniors. Call 304 574 4655 for reservations and information.
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New River Jazz
Sax concert to aid MUSTER Project at Woodrow Wilson High
Marion Meadows will perform a benefit saxophone concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Woodrow Wilson High School auditorium Beckley. Tickets are 12.50 in advance 15 at the door with proceeds aiding the MUSTER project scholarships for area youth. A reception follows at Serendipity Coffee House. Meadows, born in West Virginia and raised in Stamford Connecticut, studied clarinet early and later jazz at Berklee and SUNY Purchase.
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Marion Meadows
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Serendipity Coffee House
West Virginia
Meadows
Stamford
Conn
Stanley Turrentine
Sidney Bichet
Johnny Hodges
Duke Ellington
Coleman Hawkins
Anthony Truglia
Berklee College of Music
Tamarack opens Starry Night art show in Beckley
The Tamarack fine arts series debuts Starry Night on July 2, featuring celestial and astrological works across watercolor oil pastels print and photography. A free dessert and coffee reception runs July 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. The exhibit, open through August 12, showcases diverse West Virginia artists. Tamarack hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily at Exit 45 off I-77. For details call 304-256-6843.
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Shir Wooton
Wooton
West Virginia
Beckley
I-77
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Lewisburg
Youth Museum of Southern
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Weekend West Virginia Arts and Entertainment Guide
A dense schedule of concerts, plays, and exhibits across Charleston Lewisburg Beckley and White Sulphur Springs offers performances by Mountain Stage Gordon Lightfoot Tara Maclean and others. Bluegrass shows at Pipestem State Park Ivy Terrace at Carnegie Hall and a Star Trek tour at Charleston Marriott headline a week of tickets from $5 to $65 with details and contact numbers for each event.
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Gordon Lightfoot
Peter Case
Tara Maclean
Verlon Thompson
Suzi Ragsdale
Cultural Center Theatre
State Capitol
Charleston
Everett Lilly
Clear Creek Crossing
Lilly Brothers
Pipestein State Park
Ivy Terrace
West Virginia
Bluegrass Connection
Carnegie Hall
Lewisburg
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