INC NEWS - Events w/ Rouse film, Blues festival, Centerfest and more

[Laura Drey]

Museum of Life and Science   220-5429  Opened Labor Day.  Closed
Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day.
433 Murray Ave (between Duke St and Roxboro Rd) (D)
www.ncmls.org <http://www.ncmls.org>

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Monday, September 10

World Premiere of  
Bending Space: Georges Rousse and the Durham Project

Bending Space: Georges Rousse and the Durham Project, an hour-long
documentary film by Durham filmmakers Kenny Dalsheimer and Penelope
Maunsell, captures the creative genius of French photographer and
installation artist Georges Rousse and follows the artist and hundreds of
volunteers during a September 2006 public art residency in Durham.  The film
includes interviews with Rousse, project coordinators and volunteers, and
people on the street as they visit the installations.  The film is witness
to the energy that is unleashed when a remarkable photographer and an
art-loving community join forces to create art and experience a city in new
and unexpected ways.

Opening Remarks and Film: 7:30 PM, Fletcher Hall
  
Carolina Theatre of Durham
309 West Morgan Street
 
All film tickets $20 (no discounts, group rates or cinema passes)
Box Office: 919 560­3030, open Mon­Fri 11 AM­ 6 PM or online at
www.carolinatheatre.org
 
All profits equally support the Southern Documentary Fund for worldwide
distribution of Bending Space and the non-profit Carolina Theatre.
 
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Bull Durham Blues Festival  683-1709  (ext 22)  All tickets non-refundable.
The event has become North Carolina¹s largest celebration of the blues.

Thursday, September 6    7 pm
St. Joseph's Performance Hall at the Hayti Heritage Center
804 Old Fayetteville Street, Durham. 

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Friday, September 7  and Saturday, September 8   6 pm ­ midnite*
Historic Durham Athletic Park Durham Rain or shine.

Tickets can be purchased at the Hayti Heritage Center 683-1709 ext 22
804 Old Fayetteville Street in Durham or via website at www.hayti.org. 

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September 15 ­ 16
CenterFest  560-2722 Saturday 10 ­ 6; Sunday 12:00 noon ­ 6.
Foster Street near the Durham Central Park District in downtown Durham.
Featuring over 100 artists and two stages of alternating music and provides
visitors with great food, kids activities and non-profit and civic booths.
For those who can afford to do so are asked to make a $3 per person
donation.  
http://centerfest.durhamarts.org
http://centerfest.durhamarts.org/directions.html

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through - September 18

In Defiance of History: Afghanistan 1973 - 2003
by Luke Powell

Through This Lens  687.0250
303 E. Chapel Hill Street, Durham

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through - September 17

June Merlino
Artist June Merlino uses found objects in both the display of her pinhole
photographs and in object assemblages.

The Scrap Exchange 688-6960
548 Foster Street, Durham

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Brightleaf Square Courtyard Music Series
Main and Gregson Streets Durham
Free
www.historicbrightleaf.com <http://www.historicbrightleaf.com>   (see
events)

August 31 
Elmer Gibson Quartet (Jazz)
www.elmergibson.com

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Sept 7 
The Magic Pipers (R&B/Top 40/Cover)
www.magicpipers.com

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Sep 14 
Stillhouse Bottom (Old Time/Bluegrass)

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Performance Series 2007 ­ 2008

Carolina Theatre  560-3030  (including some children¹s¹ shows; has list
serve for films and live performances)
309 West Morgan St, Durham
www.carolinatheatre.org/onstage/  <http://www.carolinatheatre.org/tickets/>

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(revised) Duke Performs (includes Institute of the Arts)   684-4444
(tickets)
Web page has links to most performers.
Pick-4 series and single tickets.
http://www.tickets.duke.edu
http://www.duke.edu/web/dukeperfs/calendar.html


Laura


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