Casey and DiGiuseppe Return to City For St Patrick Events
Folk music duo Mike Casey and David DiGiuseppe bring Irish Brittany and Southern tunes to Greenville New Bern and Beaufort this weekend with three concerts at 730 p.m. in Greenville 8 p.m. in New Bern and Beaufort. The Down East Folk Arts Society sponsors reach back to a 1994 run as crowds are urged to arrive early. Casey since 1980 has toured nationwide on dulcimer flute and guitar and released The Hourglass in 1992 on Celtic Trader to wide acclaim.
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New Bern
Greenville
Chapel Hill
Mike Casey
David DiGiuseppe
Ireland
Brittany
South
Greenville Art Museum
Harvey Mansion
Dock House
Beaufort
New Down East Folk Arts Society
Casey
Celtic Trader
The
News and Observer
Pamlico Theater Debuts As Civic Center In Oriental
Oriental prepares for a gala opening of the Pamlico County Civic and Cultural Center at the Old Theater. Volunteers, subcontractors, and a phantom eviction mark the nearly finished project. Inside, wiring, air conditioning, and a handicapped bathroom are added while steps and facade await final work.
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Oriental
Pamlico County Civic and
Phantom
Jim Stobie
Trisha Willson
Fred Anderson
Stephenson
Talking and signing theater opens in New Bern
New Bern Civic Theater launches its 1995 effort in theater for the hard of hearing with Once Upon a Vine at 8 p.m. March 17 at the Saax Bradbury Playhouse. The musical adapts Jack and the Beanstalk with singing and signing, produced for both students at the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf and the public, reflecting the theater’s 1994 community service award. Performances run March 17 18 23 24 at 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. March 26 with school showings at 9 30 a.m. 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tickets $6 at the door $5 in advance. group rates available. Call 633-0567 or 638-2798 for details.
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New Bern Civic Theater
Saax Bradbury Playhouse
Pollock St
Lu Hoff
Civic Theater
North Carolina School For the Deaf
North Carolina Theater Conference
Bank of the Arts
Middle St
Jazz legend to perform at church Tuesday concert
Four year correspondence between jazz pianist Joe Utterback and organist Vance Harper Jones culminates in a 7 p.m. Tuesday concert at First Presbyterian Church. Utterback will perform pieces including West Side Story improvisations and A Time of Singing, with Elizabeth Lutz and Pat Rowlett joining on vocals. Admission is free with a 3 donation suggested.
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Joe Utterback
Vance Harper Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Utterback
Jones
Gilead
Leonard Bernstein
Elizabeth Lu
New York
Wichita State University
University of Kansas
Sacred Heart University
Fairfield
Organ Historical Society
Connecticut
Rowlett
New Bern Station Brings Back 70s Music on WNBR 94.1 FM
WNBR 94.1 FM in New Bern revives 1970s format with classic rock and disco vibes. General Manager Keith Eckhardt notes younger listeners seek memories of high school and college days, while playlists include Eagles, Billy Joel, Elton John, Fleetwood Mac and more. The move follows nationwide 70s showups and a successful syndication segment hosted by Al Bandeiro. The station employs 16 staff members.
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New Bern
Wnbr 94.1
Keith Eckhardt
Eckhardt
The
Eagles
Billy Joel
Elton John
Electric Light Boston
Creedence Revival
the Doobie
Fleetwood Mac
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Angela Harris
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