INC NEWS - Events: library book sale, music, Eno Festival, art & more

Laura Drey lkdrey2 at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 19 19:55:16 EDT 2008


Events

Friday, Saturday and Sunday June 20 ­ 22

Durham County Library Book Sale

There is usually a large selection of children's books as well as lots of
everything else. Books on tape, videos, etc.
Saturday the sale is 10 am to 4 pm. Paperbacks are $0.50, hardbacks are $1,
except for some specialty books which are more. Sunday it is from 2pm to
5pm.  Sunday is $7/bag day. Become a member of the library and be an early
bird. Members get to shop Friday afternoon before the general public from 4
pm - 7 pm. You can show up and become a member at the sale. There are always
lots of great books.

Durham County Library
Roxboro Rd, downtonw durham

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June 20

Third Friday on the CCB Plaza

The Dry Heathens, Midnight Gladness and the Backwaits Indie rock
For all ages
No Cost

(Third Friday/Culture Crawl is a year-round city-wide free art event that
occurs on the third Friday of each month, visit www.thirdfridaydurham.com)
For more information contact: Juliet.Jensen at durhamnc.gov or 560-4355.

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Opening reception June 20 from 6-9.
June 20 ­ July 14

Take Time for Art

Karima Abdusamad and her Saturday morning studio students present a show of
the work they¹ve produced under Karima¹s awesome tutelage during their
Saturday morning sessions.

The Scrap Exchange
548 Foster Street, Durham, NC 27701
phone 919-688-6960  fax 919-688-2792
www.scrapexchange.org <http://www.scrapexchange.org>

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Friday, June 20  6 p.m

Warehouse Blues series  <http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/parks> .
560-4355

Electric blues with Adolphus Bell and Dr. G.B. Burt
 
West Village at 604 W. Morgan St., Durham

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Reception: Friday, June 20; 6-9pm
June 6 - July 25

UPFRONT GALLERY...
On the Side of the Road: mixed media paintings by Sarah Powers

Every Friday noon to 2, Friday July 20; 6-9pm

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June 6-July 18
Closing Reception: Friday, July 18; 6-9pm

FRONT PROJECT SPACE...
Reconstitution: Sculptures by Jeff Bell and Peter Goff

Additional Hours: Saturday June 21 & 28, Saturday July 12; 9am-1pm
Fridays, June 20, 27 & July 11 & 18; 6-9pm
Weds July 2; 5-8pm

http://www.jeff-bell.com
http://www.petergoff.com

Bull City Arts Collaborative
401-B1 Foster Street, Durham
http://www.bullcityarts.org

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June 21
 
Blues 
 
Bobby Hinton & Cool John Ferguson - blues, rock & roll, R&B and country rock
www.bobbyhinton.com <http://www.bobbyhinton.com/>
 
Cool John Ferguson - has the willingness to play with anybody, any time, in
any style, familiar or not

Duke Park
106 W. Knox St., Durham

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Sunday, June 22  2 ­ 8 pm

Rock in the Park

Picnic & folk-punk, outsider pop, indie rock, anti-folk, and other genres
music. No booze  

Durham Farmer's Market Pavillion

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June 22  7 pm

Rock in the Gardens ­ Portastatic indie rock

Duke Gardens
Tickets are $10 General
For tickets visit dukeperformances.org or call 919-684-4444

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June 22  6:30 PM

Christmas Theatre Party

This year's Dinners a l' Art season concludes with a Christmas-in-June
dessert party featuring "The Santa Class", a one-man, one act play.  The
production celebrates the unknown heroes who annually don the hot, red suits
and the big, itchy beards to do their best to pass along the spirit of
warmth, happiness and unqualified love in their personification of Santa.
 You've seen Christmas from many angles, now get a glimpse of what it looks
like from behind the beard.
Because the very nature of the show reveals the great secret of Santa, this
is NOT a show for children.
$20 
         
Durham Arts Council PSI Theatre
120 Morris St, Durham

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June 26  4 ­ 7 PM

Open House for Southern Coalition for Social Justice (SCSJ): new human
rights nonprofit  
Information: 606-8473,  www.southerncoalition.org
<http://www.southerncoalition.org/> .

115 Market Street, Suite 470, (Bull City Business Center), Durham.

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Discounted Bull Durham Blues Festival TICKETS ON SALE JULY 1ST

(new date) September 18  7 PM

Bull Durham Blues Festival

mix of blues legends, show-masters, second generation blues artists and
regional artists
 
Hayti Hertiage Center

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(new date) September 19 ­ 20  6 PM to 11 PM  Gates open at 5 PM.

Bull Durham Blues Festival

North Carolina¹s largest celebration of the Blues. Kids Zone with
interactive entertainment for youngsters and a Marketplace
Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome. No Pets/No Coolers

(new location) Durham Bulls Athletic Park

409 Blackwell Street in downtown Durham

TICKETS ON SALE JULY 1ST

$35 PER DAY ADVANCE/ $45 DAY OF FESTIVAL

Three Day Festival Package: $85 (not available for pre-sale or after 9/17)

Children 12 and under admitted FREE with ticketed adult (9/19-20 only)

For more information visit www.hayti.org or call 683-1709.

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July 4, 5 & 6

Festival for the Eno   477-4549  10 am- 6 pm each day  Parking at Durham
County Stadium (off Duke St & Roxboro Roads) only.  Ride shuttle bus to the
park.

Over 100 performers on 5 stages, over 85 of the region's finest craft
artists, kids activities, sustainable home and garden expo, solar-powered
demos, biodiesel workshops, non-profit displays, canoe & raft demos and
rentals, hands-on-clay, dance workshops, instrument museum, reptiles &
amphibians, historical tours, storytellers, games, puppets and working grist
mill.
Admission. The Festival for the Eno is presented by the Eno  River
Association.  All proceeds go to preserve and protect lands in the Eno River
basin. 
www.enoriver.org/festival <http://www.enoriver.org/festival>

West Point on the Eno City Park
Roxboro Rd. (across from Riverview Shopping Center) Durham

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Saturday mornings through Saturday, Sept 6, 9:00 ­ 10:30ish a.m.

....Yoga in the Park

free 

above the hill from the Durham Farmer's Market pavilion, across Roney Street
and under the trees (same spot as the past four years)

 <http://www.cs.duke.edu/%7Ewheeler/YogaInThePark/>

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Carolina Theatre   560-3030 (live performances including some children¹s¹
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/>


Laura Drey 













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