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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
your daily planner for March 24 & 25
Thursday, March 24, 2011
HISTORY
Lewis & Clark: The Journey
With Dr. Dorothy Pratt, University of South Carolina
6:30 p.m.
Free
Headquarters Library
706.821.2600
www.ECGRL.ORG
THEATRE GREASE
Augusta Prep presents the rock and roll world of 1950s high school in this energetic musical love story.
7 p.m.
$10 to $12
Augusta Prep
706.863.1906
www.AUGUSTAPREP.ORG
Friday, March 25, 2011
ART
Art at Lunch: The Syntax of Objects
Augusta artist Kath Girdler Engler discusses her unique sculptural creations. Paid reservations due by March 23
Noon
$10 to $14
The Morris Museum of Art
706.724.7501
www.THEMORRIS.ORG
FILM
Diary of A Wimpy Kid
4 p.m.
Free
Nancy Carson Library
803.279.5767
www.ABBE-LIB.ORG
COMEDY
Schrodinger’s Cat Party Bus
4:30 p.m.
$50
Meet at Le Chat Noir
706.722.3322
www.LCNAUGUSTA.COM
FESTIVAL
Yellow Jessamine Festival
Live music, refreshments and games for kids
5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Free
Jackson Square, North Augusta
803.441.4300
www.NORTHAUGUSTA.NET
THEATRE
GREASE
7 p.m.
$10 to $12
Augusta Prep Day School
706.863.1906
www.AUGUSTAPREP.ORG
GOOD CAUSE
Cookin’ for Kids Oyster Roast
A benefit dinner for Child Enrichment – serving our area’s abused and neglected. Rock to the music of The Toasters while enjoying fresh, steamed, roasted and raw oysters
7 p.m.
$35 ($60 per couple)
Daniel Field Airport
706.737.4631
GOOD CAUSE
Rollin’ on the River: Casino Night
Roll the dice for the Arts and Heritage Center of North Augusta while enjoying dinner by Olive Garden and a cash bar.
7 p.m..
$35
The Boathouse, Augusta Marina
803.441.4380
CLASSICAL
Symphony Augusta: Mahler’s Titan
8 p.m.
$40
Etherredge Center, USCA
803.641.3305
www.USCA.EDU
COMEDY
The Beards of Comedy
10 p.m.
$10
Sky City
706.945.1270
www.SKYCITYAUGUSTA.COM
Monday, March 21, 2011
Mikaela Fuchs (pronounced “Fox”), baker at Manuel’s Bread Café, is a maker of things. She makes cakes, calendars and curtains. She labors for hours in the kitchen over her delicious pastries and slow-rising breads, in the screenprinting studio where she creates her Hungry Fox printed goods and at home, on the floor or the dining room table, where she tries her hand at whatever pops in her head to create. She is twenty-six years old. Her artist’s statement? “I really think I can make anything.”
read the entire article on page 16
www.vergelive.com
Zach Myers spoke to verge: “souLLow”
When Zach Myers and Ingram Hill’s Chris Allen describe heir tour as “acoustic,” they mean it in the truest sense: two men, one piano and two Taylor acoustic guitars: a 914 for Allen and a custom 814 style for Myers — a birthday present from Bob Taylor. Myers is best known as the guitarist for multi-platinum rock band Shinedown, one of the few groups who consistently sell out concerts, move CDs and place single after single at the top of the charts. They completed a successful acoustic tour last year and, according to Myers, are now at work on new material.
“The point of our band is that we believe
in ourselves,our fans believe in us
and we believe in our fans.”
– ZACH MYERS OF SHINEDOWN
Zach Myers spoke to verge about what audiences can expect on March 22 at his “souLLow” acoustic show at The Vue.
Read the entire one - on -one interview on page 23
www.vergelive.com
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