INC NEWS - Events: Art Grows in Durham, concerts, Latino Festival, Carolina Theatre tickets & more

[Laura Drey]

Carolina Theatre   560-3030 (live performances including some children’s’
shows)
309 West Morgan St. (Durham)
Individual tickets for 2008 ­ 2008 season and memberships are available now.
Star Memberships have different levels that receive different perks.  To get
benefits one has to make contribution to support the theatre. One level
allows the purchaser to change their seats, receive discounts of up to $5
off tickets for front and center rows.
http://www.carolinatheatre.org/onstage/ www.carolinatheatre.org/tickets/
<http://www.carolinatheatre.org/tickets/>

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Somerhill Gallery 968-8858   www.somerhill.com/ <http://www.somerhill.com/>
(new location middle of June) 303 Roxboro St. in downtown (D)
“One of the most prominent galleries in the Southeast. Abstract and
representational artwork in all visual disciplines.”

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I believe in supporting local, independently owned stores for Father’s Day
and every other gift giving occasion. An alternative to buying some thing is
to give a ticket for a performance, pay for someone to take a class or make
a contribution to a non-profit organization in someone’s honor.

Visit DurhamStuff.com or drop by the Durham Visitor Information Center at
101 E Morgan Street in Downtown for Durham-branded shirts, hats,?tote bags,
coffee mugs, water bottles, and other memorabilia.


Events

Friday, June 6, 7:30 p.m please be sure to arrive in time to purchase
tickets and reserve your seats.

Down in the Hollow 
Director Peden Young will be in attendance

Down in the Hollow tracks Nathan Roark as he hunts for his food, bathes in a
creek, and cooks dinner for his daughters on a wood-burning stove; his
off-the-grid lifestyle is intimately connected with nature.  The documentary
follows urban foster youth who journey into Nathan’s woods where he teaches
them the value of a relationship with the earth.  Along the way, we explore
Nathan’s path towards his chosen life, and, with the kids, we learn how
respect for the earth can teach us respect for each other and for ourselves..
 
Director Peden Young will be in attendance to moderate Q&A following the
film. 
More info:  
http://southerndocumentaryfund.org/completed-projects/down-in-the-hollow/

Southern Documentary Fund Presents (SDF) ­ Southern Docs Screening Series
<http://southerndocumentaryfund.org/completed-projects/down-in-the-hollow/>

Durham Arts Council
Morris Street in downtown Durham.
General admission is $5 per person.

For more information or to purchase tickets in advance please call SDF at
919-308-3714.  Website: http://southerndocumentaryfund.org/news/  Tickets to
each screening are sold on a first come basis. (Admission is FREE for SDF
members and project directors.)

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June 6  7  - 9 PM 

Killer Filler (Surf/Soul/Rock/Instrumental) 

Killer Filler plays entirely instrumental music, with a penchant for
1960's-stye surf, Memphis soul, lounge, and New Orleans funk. There's even a
touch of big band, swing, latin, and pop.

Brightleaf Square
Durham 
www.historicbrightleaf.com/news/index.html

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Saturday, June 7  1 - 5 pm

Art Grows in Durham

A multinational festival featuring works for sale by visual artists, local
performers, a plant sale and kids' activities.  Admission is free.

SEEDS 683-1197
706 Gilbert St, Durham

SEEDS is a non-profit community garden whose goal is to teach people to care
for the earth, themselves and each other through a variety of garden-based
programs.

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June 12  5:30 p.m. ­ 7:30 p.m.

Coolius Caesar

Durham Parks and Recreation Music Series at the CCB Plaza, at the corner of
Corcoran and Parrish Streets in downtown Durham

Thursday Night Concerts are an early start to your weekend, enjoy a series
of some of the region’s favorite alternative bands. The concert series
targets adult audiences seeking early evening entertainment after work.
www.durhamnc.gov/departments/parks/ccb_plaza_music.cfm
 
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Friday, June 13 6 p.m. ­ 8 p.m.

Tad Walters and Boo Hanks

Tad Walters
Piedmont Blues and old-time jazz on guitar and harmonica.
 
James Arthur "Boo" Hanks
an acoustic blues guitarist with roots in the Piedmont string band and blues
traditions. His rich musical repertoire reflects his multiethnic heritage
(his ancestors were white, African American and Ocinneechee Indian.
 
West Village - off Morgan Street (near Tosca’s Restaurant).
free 
www.durhamnc.gov/departments/parks/warehouse_blues.cfm

Part of Music Maker‘s 5th Annual Summer Warehouse Blues Series in Downtown
Durham every Friday until August 8th  643-2456

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June 13  7  - 9 PM

Magic Pipers (Classic Rock/70’s/80’s/Variety)

Magic Pipers a wide variety of Rhythm & Blues, Rock, Top 40 and Dance music!
All three sing lead or harmony.

Brightleaf Square
Durham
www.historicbrightleaf.com/news/index.html

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SATURDAY JUNE 14,  3 - 8 P.M.

Latino Festival

Cultural arts festival highlighting Hispanic traditions with music, health
information, arts and drafts, children’s activities, soccer games for
children and
adults and more.
No Cost
For more information contact: Rosalie Bocelli or Ray Gravis (919) 560-4355

FOREST HILLS PARK 
1639 UNIVERSITY DR. DURHAM


Laura 


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