Regional Summer Theatre Lineup At Coastal North Carolina
The East Carolina Summer Playhouse presents Story at 8 p.m. through Sunday at McGinnis Theater in Greenville with 2 p.m. Saturday shows, tickets 22.50 18.50 seniors 10.50 children. Pelican Players stage See How They Run at 8 p.m. June 29-30 and July 6-8 and 2 p.m. July 1 at Pamlico County Civic and Cultural Center in Oriental with 8 adults 4 students. George's Dinner Club offers Mrs Warren's Profession at 7 p.m. July 14 in New Bern free. Tryon Palace Summer Drama Tours run daily through Aug 12 in New Bern 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tue-Sat 1-4 p.m. Sun tickets 12. Worthy is the Lamb at Crystal Coast Amphitheater Cape Carteret 8:30 p.m. Thu-Sat through Aug 26 and 8 p.m. Fri-Sat Sep 1-23 tickets 11 9 6. The Lost Colony at Waterside Theater Manteo 8:30 p.m. except Saturdays through Aug 25 tickets 12 11 6 11. Children's Theater July 7-Aug 13 call numbers. See story on front of section.
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East Carolina Summer Playhouse
McGinnis
Greenville
Pamlico County
Pelican Players
Oriental
Neuse Builders Supply
George's Dinner Club
George Bernard Shaw
Mrs. Warren
Trent River Coffee Co
Craven St
New Bern
Tryon Palace
Pollock St
Worthy Is the Lamb
Crystal Coast
Cape Carteret
Waterside Theater
Manteo
Children’s Theater
Call
City Art Works
Middle St
Harvey Mansion
Nancy Stoller
Janet Francoeur
Nancy Rogers
Bob Cowan
Albert Anker
New Bern-Craven County
Johnson St
Jo Anne Butterfield
Peggy Krofchick
Bay River Pottery
S. Water St
Bayboro
Stoneware
Rake
North Carolina Maritime Museum
Front St
Beaufort
James S. Lewis Jr
Beaufort County Arts Council
Main
Gladden Streets
Washington
Beaufort County Photo Club
Wellington B. Gray
East Carolina University
Joseph Beuys
North Carolina Museum of Art
Blue Ridge Blind
Raleigh
New Elements
N. Front St
Wilmington
Concerts and music events across North Carolina tour
A wide roster of performances listed across NC venues. Carteret Chorale at St Pauls Beaufort. Martha Clarke Dance Co preview at Duke Page Auditorium. Neal McCoy at ECU Greenville. Ted Nugent at Walnut Creek Raleigh. Old Patchwork bluegrass in Beaufort. Boyz II Men at Jacksonville MCAF. Anita Baker with Frankie Beverly and Maze at Walnut Creek. Susan Marshall Dance Co at Duke. Karen and Terry Linehan wildlife songs in Wilmington. many more concerts, dance shows, and karaoke nights in New Bern, Greenville and Raleigh area venues with dates, times, and ticket info.
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Carteret Chorale
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Ann Street
Beaufort
Call
Martha Clarke Dance Co
Page Auditorium
Duke University
Durham
Atlantic
Neal McCoy
Wright Auditorium
East Carolina University
Greenville
Michael Jordan
Ted Nugent
Bud
Walnut Creek
Interstate 40
Raleigh
Green Grass
North Carolina
Beaufort Historic Site
Turner Street
Tim Woodall
Fred G. Bond Park
Hi House Road
Cary
Boyz I! Men
New River Marine Corps Air Station
Jacksonville
McDonald's
Morehead City
Cape Carteret
Atlantic Beach
ITT
Anita Baker
Frankie Beverly
Maze
Cail
Susan Marshall Dance Co
Reynolds Industries
Cali
Karen
Terry Linehan
Cape Fear Museum
Market St
Wilmington
Panama Steel
Hilton Hotel
Melissa Etheridge
Paula Cole
le Ballet Prelocaj
U.S
Queensryche
Tim Grant
Raleigh Ywca
Oberlin Rd
Brooks and Dunn
Joe Diffie
Wade Hayes
Red White and Blueberry Festival Opens in New Bern
June Alive at Five runs 5 to 9 p.m. today in downtown New Bern as the 2nd annual Red White and Blueberry Festival with music and sampling plus a contact number 638-5781. Hammocks Beach State Park reads Bear Island programs with Clams Friday Bobcats Saturday Sea Turtles Sunday at 1 p.m. Bathhouse meeting. call (910) 326-4881. Fort Macon State Park offers Seining in the Sound at 9 a.m. Friday and a Morning Bird Walk at 8:15 a.m. Sunday. Coastal Whaling at 10 a.m. Wednesday. call (919) 726-3775. The North Carolina Maritime Museum in Beaufort hosts Bird Shoal Trip Friday 9 a.m.–noon ($8) and Trawl and Dredge Trips Monday 7:15 a.m. and Wednesday 9:15 a.m. reservations required. call (919) 728-7317. Pine Knoll Shores Aquarium presents Behind the Glass Feeding Friday and Saturday and a Bogue Sound Canoe Trip Tuesday 1–4 p.m. reservations and fee required. call (919) 247-4004. Beaufort Historical Association 35th Old Homes Tour and Antiques Show slated Friday through Sunday at Beaufort area homes.
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New Bern
Call
Hammocks Beach State Park
NC 24
Swansboro
Bear Island
Fort Macon
Atlantic Beach
North Carolina Maritime Museum
Front St
Beaufort
North Carolina Aquarium
Pine Knoll Shores
Beaufort Historical Association
Arts and events listings across North Carolina venues
A packed schedule lists several cultural events, museum exhibits, garden and farmers programs, seaside festivals, and gallery hours. Highlights include Hilarie Hicks speaking on historical research turned drama at Tryon Palace, the Aycock Birthplace Farm Day, Wanchese Seafood Festival, and ongoing museum shows at N C Museum of History Raleigh and other regional galleries with dates, times, and admission details.
Homes Tour Highlights and Restoration Legacy in Beaufort
The feature recalls Maurice Davis who saved a pine and cypress house with hand-hewn pegs and English brick chimneys. It lists a tour of historic homes and churches, concerts, dancers, and a fourchurch, 13buildings site, with ticket prices from 4 to 15 dollars and multiple purchase locations.
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Maurice Davis
Davis
Quebec
Joseph Bell
Beaufort
Turner Street
Ward- Hancock
Rumley
Pocahontas Film Explores Link Between Cultures
A 1995 review notes Pocahontas binds water imagery to cross cultural ties as Pocahontas and John Smith bridge worlds. Irene Bedard and Judy Kuhn voice roles while Russell Means James Apaumut Fall and Linda Hunt contribute. The critique highlights musical numbers as plot elements and a romance paused by history, with New Bern Cinema Triple previews opening Friday.
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Buck's Place
Simmons St
Chelsea
Middle Street
Tory Entertainment
Chubby’s
Trent Road
Marina Drive
River Bend
T-Bird
Ramada Inn
Howell Road
Sheraton Hotel
Marina
Bicentennial Park
Cityside Cafe
Jack Weinberg
Skyline Lounge
Havelock
Bruce Horton
Tar Heel Opry’ House
the Attic
East Fifth St
Blue Miracle Today
Jupiter C Oyote
Edwin Cain
Trayman
Crystal Coast Civic Center
Hilarie Hicks
Tryon Palace Auditorium
Pollock Street
Aycock
Fremont
Wanchese
Roanoke Island
N.C. Museum of History
Jones Street
Fireman's Museum
Hancock St
Metcalf St
North Carolina Coastal Federation
Hadnot Creek
Hadnot Creek Farm
NC 58
Maysville
Ratty
J.L. Hunter
N.C. Museum of Art
Blue Ridge Road
Razor's Edge
E. Trent
Pak-a-Sak
Craven Historical Dancers
Dee Gees
Powhatan
Russell Means
Kocuom
James Apaumut Fall
Pocahontas
Smith
Grandma Willow
Linda Hunt
Ratcliffe
Woody
John Smith
England
Amity
Fie
Sunday Sun Journal
Salsbury Associates
Ballantyne Framing
Whichard’s Beach Inc
Whichard’s Beach
Washington, NC
Pamlico River
Erolina
Don Cox
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