North Carolina theater schedule highlights this week
The region offers multiple performances. Anything Goes runs 8 p.m. Friday to Sunday at Thalian Hall in Wilmington. J T Adams Worthy Is the Lamb plays through Sunday at Crystal Coast Amphitheater Cape Carteret. The Capitol Steps perform political satire at 8 p.m. Friday Sept 30 at Wright Auditorium ECU. Li’l Abner opens Oct 6-11 at McGinnis Theater ECU Greenville. Frankenstein runs Oct 13-29 at Saax Bradbury Theater New Bern. Tickets vary by show.
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Cole Porter
Thalian Hall Center For the Performing Arts
Wilmington
Informa- J
ECU
Call
Ecu-Arts
East Carolina Playhouse
McGinnis Theater
Greenville
New Bern Civic Theater
Saax Bradbury Theater
Pollock St
Craven Brass Quintet
Daniel Jones
River Bend
Town Hall
Grover Fields Middle School
Clarendon Blvd
New Bern
Craven Concerts, Inc
Thompson Theater
N.C. State University
Raleigh
John Mayall
The
Bluesbrokers
Hendrix Theater
East Carolina University
Thalian Hall Center
Donnie Macdonald
Flora Macdonald Academy
Red Springs
Cali
Pic Frame and Gallery
Trent Village
Trent Road
Pj Art Studio
Shoreline Drive
Havelock-Craven County Public Library
Miller Blvd
Havelock
Circle 10 Art Gallery
Village Square
Oriental
Pamlico
Carmella Jarvi
North Carolina Maritime Museum
Front St
Beaufort
Atlantic
North and
South America
Sears Wolff
Carteret Contemporary Art Gallery
Arendell St
Morehead City
Beaufort County Arts Council
Main
Gladden Streets
Washington
Community Council For the Arts
N. Queen St
Kinston
Eric Olsen
Bill Dermody
Council For the Arts
New Bridge St
Jacksonville
Arlington Hall
Arlington Village
Clark
Arlington Blvd
Wellington B. Gray
Women’s Studio Workshop
Greenville Museum of Art
S. Evans St
Philip Lopez
John Beerman
North Carolina Museum of Art
Blue Ridge Blvd
New Elements Gallery
N. Front St
Justine Ferrers
Rebecca Cohen Briley
Richard Garrison
Numerous Concerts Across North Carolina This Week
A slate of performances across NC includes Rivertown Swing Band at Bank of the Arts in New Bern from 5 to 9 pm as part of Alive at Five, Chet Atkins at Thalian Hall, Alan Jackson and Faith Hill at Walnut Creek Amphitheater, and multiple regional events with Coastal Carolina Country Variety Show, Spin Doctors, Craven Brass Quintet, and more. Tickets range up to 34.75, multiple box offices listed.
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Rivertown
Bank of the Arts
Middle St
New Bern
Call
Craven- Pamlico-Carteret
Upper Crust
Greenville
Greenville Folk Arts Society
Chet Atkins
Thalian Hall Center For the
Wilmington
Alan Jackson
Faith Hill
Walnut Creek
Interstate 40
Raleigh
CREEK
Ticketmaster
North Carolina
Vpa
Pinecrest High School
Southern Pines
Lamberton High School
Lumberton
Coastal Carolina Community College
Jacksonville
Spin Doctors
Alive at Five Concerts Across New Bern and Greenville Venues
Multiple venues in New Bern and Greenville host live music and entertainment this weekend. Chelsea presents River Bank Barbershop Quartet for Alive at Five while El Mex features Peggy Mitchell and William Strickland. The Ramada Inn and Sheraton Hotel offer acts. T-Bird’s Shag Party, Left of Heaven, Jazz combos, Open Mike Night, and more slated with contact numbers for details.
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Buck’s Place
Simmons St
The
Chelsea
Middle Street
New Bern
River Bank
Call
el Mex
Craven St
Peggy Mitchell
William Strickland
Harvey Cellar
Tryon Palace Drive
Marina Drive
River Bend
T-Bird
Ramada Inn
Howell Road
Sheraton
Bicentennial Park
Cityside
Trent River Coffee Co
Bridge
Oriental
East Fifth St
Greenville
County and regional events guide highlights a busy arts scene
The Craven-Pamlico-Carteret Agricultural Fair runs until midnight Sunday with weekday hours from 6 p.m. to midnight and weekend hours 1 p.m. to midnight. Various events include Alive at Five Art Mart in New Bern, Fort Macon tours, Belhaven Crab and Arts Festival, and multiple museum and gallery exhibitions across the region. Calls provide details for each activity and dates.
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New Bern
Fort Macon State Park
Atlantic Beach
Belhaven
Call
North Carolina Museum of Art
Raleigh
Blue Ridge Rd
Aycock
Fremont
Historic Hope Plantation
Windsor
Hammocks Beach State Park
Swansboro
Bear Island
National
N.C. Museum of History
Jones Street
North Carolina Maritime Museum
Front St
Beaufort
Maola Milk Co
Avenue C
North Carolina
Downtown Art Walks and Tours Planned for Evening
Demonstrations at Crystal Lady, Art of the Wild, and Poor Charlie's feature stained glass jewelry bird carving and furniture painting by local artists. Architectural walking tours depart City Hall at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. followed by a wildlife photography talk at Christ Episcopal Parish Hall. Information via Mary Conover or Swiss Bear Downtown Revitalization Corp.
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City Hall
Dick Hamilton
Christ Episcopal Church
Mary Conover
Swiss Bear Downtown Revitalization Corp
One Common Ground Exhibit Opens in Raleigh
Grauel and Rankin present One Common Ground: Two Different Perspectives at Millbrook High School influenced by travelin man motif. The show features about 20 works, runs through Oct 22 with reception at 5 p.m. Alive at Five Art Mart downtown tonight. Gallery hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tue–Fri and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat. Call 636-3434 for information.
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Call
ARTS
Carolina Creations
Middle St
North Carolina
City Art Works
Bob Rankin
Jonathan Gravel
Harvey Mansion
Tryon Palace Dr
Curwood Harrison
Elizabeth City
Albert Anker
New Bern-Craven County Library
Johnson St
New Bern
Dolores Lewis
Lexington
N.C
Grauel
Rankin
Raleigh
Millbrook High School
Gravel
Faith United Methodist
Five Art Mart
Alive at Five Thursday Sept 22 events lineup
A schedule of evening activities across Rivertown includes Children' Sidewalks Art at 311-313 Middle from 6 to 9 p.m. with the Rivertown Swing Band at Bank of the Arts 317 Middle St. An architectural tour departs City Hall at 6:30, Wildlife Photography talk by Dick Hamilton at Christ Episcopal Parish Hall, Bluegrass Strings at 7 p.m. at Middle Street and Bear Plaza, art competition awards at East Carolina Art Materials at 7, Wanda Kay School of Dance at Bear Plaza 7:30 to 9, First Baptist Family Life Center demonstrations with four dollar tickets at 217 Middle St. Carving birds and feathers at Art of the Wild 218 Middle St, and Decorative painting on furniture on Hancock St.
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Sidewalks
Rivertown
Bank of the Arts
Middle St
City Hall
Dick Hamilton
Christ Episcopal
Middle Street
Bear Plaza
East Carolina
Wanda Kay
First Baptist Family Life Center
Middie St
Furni Hancock St
Timecop review critiques overlong darkness and sci fi flaws
Henry, Orange County Register, rates Time Cop R for action violence and language. The review notes Van Damme’s fighting skills are undercut by heavy optical effects and a convoluted time travel plot. It cites a mid 2000s setting, a senator villain, and a 1 hour 38 minute runtime at local cinemas.
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Timecop
Jean-Claude van Damme
Arnold Schwarzenegger
van Damme
Max Walker
Time Enforcement Commission
Walker
Fecareeeanannee
Melissa
Mia Sara
McComb
Ron Silver
Carly
Henry
Orange County Register
Southgate
Havelock
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der Monkey
Bruce Frye
Lonely Riders
NCSF
Fireman’s Museum
Hancock St
New Bern Civil War Museum
Metcalf St
Battle of
Tryon Palace
North Carolina Coastal Federation
Hadnot Creek
Hadnot Creek Farm
Maysville
North Carolina Aquarium
Pine Knoll Shores
Core Sound
Harkers Island
Crystal Lady
Art of the Wild
Charlie’s
Marie Kube
Eeenor
Col Bette Midler
Morocco
Sanderson High School
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