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Activities for Adults
July 2008
By Luan Harmeson
HEALTH RELATED
The American Red Cross, Central North Carolina Chapter has an ongoing plea for blood donors. Recruitment of blood donors is very important in order to meet the blood needs of the community. For Triangle locations and schedules: 1.800.448.3543 or www.redcrossblood.org
Yoga in the Park will be held every Sunday, 7:30-8:30am, through September 28, at Shelley Lake, Millbrook Rd, Raleigh. These classes are free. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat or towel. Sponsored by the Central North Carolina Yoga Association. Info: 919.622.0995
The Durham Regional Hospital, 3643 N. Roxboro Rd, Durham offers monthly Diabetes Support Groups for Adults and Stroke Survivor Support Groups. For meeting sites, times and information: 919.470.4241 or www.durhamregional.org
The Triangle Aquatics Center, 275 Convention Dr, Cary, offers a variety of aqua fitness classes such as the AquaFit series, adult swim classes, American Red Cross classes, Scuba, water polo and other activities. Info: 919.459.4045 or www.triangleaquatics.org
Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous is a free 12-Step program for those wishing to recover from obsession with food, overeating, undereating and bulimia. Mondays and Wednesdays. Info: 919.841.1698 or www.foodaddicts.org
WakeMed Corporate & Community Health offers CPR classes, Pilates, New Parent Support Group, World Asthma Day Family Picnic, St. Timothy’s School Spring Spring, Sportfit Soccer and Breathe Well, Live Well. For class and event dates, times, locations and information: 919.350.7975 or www.wakemed.org
UNC Health Care Farmers’ Market will be held every Wednesday, 11am-2pm, NC Children’s Hospital Lobby, 101 Manning Dr, Chapel Hill. Sponsored by the UNC Health Care’s Healthy Heels Employee Wellness Program. Info: 919.966.2860
July 1, 2008
Understanding the Benefits of Detoxification & Colon Therapy, 7-8pm , Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine, 4505 Fair Meadow Lane , Raleigh . Advanced registration is required. Info: 919.571.4391 or www.carolinacenter.com
July 22, 2008
An Integrative Approach to Treating Chronic Digestive Disturbances, 7-8pm, Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine, Raleigh. Registration is required. Info: 919.571.4391 or www.carolinacenter.com
July 26, 2008
The Essentials of a Healthy Lifestyle Seminar, 1-4pm , Ideals Coffee House, 5607 Hwy. 55, Durham . Choice Personal Fitness owner Tyrone T. Irby will provide practical information including tips about how to eat and cook healthy. Up in Smoke Catering Co. will host a reception immediately following the seminar. Info: 919.384.5590 or www.thefitchef.net
July 29, 2008
Chelation Therapy for Heart Disease, 7-8pm, Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine, Raleigh. Presented by Dr. John Pittman. Info: 919.571.4391 or www.carolinacenter.com
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RESOURCES
Town of Clayton’s Cultural Arts Grant Applications are now available. The town invites cultural organizations and programmers to apply for funding to support cultural arts activities and programs during the 2009 fiscal year. It will support activities that foster development and growth of the arts to benefit Clayton residents. Applications are available at the main information desk inside The Clayton Center. Application deadline is July 14. Info: 919.553.3152
“Carolina Color” Town & Country Juried Art Exhibit is putting out a Call For Artists. August 1, 2008 is the deadline for submitting up to two pieces of work. Presented by The Junior League of Raleigh and the Visual Art Exchange, the exhibit and shopping spree will take place October 1-5, 2008 at the Raleigh Convention Center. Info: 919.787.1103 or www.carolinacolorgallery.com
Adventures in Ideas Summer Seminars, College of Arts & Sciences, UNC Chapel Hill, offers July seminars titled International Justice: Nuremberg and Beyond, and From Book to Screen: Literature and Film. Info: 919.962.1544 or www.adventuresinideas.unc.edu
The Visual Art Exchange in Raleigh has numerous Call to Artists that include: Block Gallery Call to Artists, Printmakers of NC Call for Artists, Bean and Bagel Exhibit Opportunity, to El Pueblo Call for Artists. They also offer classes and workshops. For information: www.visualartexchange.org
Quail Ridge Books, Raleigh, offers book talks and programs in July that include Cockatiels at Seven, Bon Appetit Y’All, TOFU (Triangle Origami Folders United), Miss Julia Paints the Town, Damage Control and more. For dates, times and information: 919.828.7912 or www.quailridgebooks.com
The Town of Cary is offering adult classes and workshops such as Exploring Jewelry, Salsa and Latin Dance, Beginner Shag, Body Conditioning, Basic Manners for Your Dog, Yoga, Beginning Ballroom/Social Dancing, and more. For a complete list of dates, times, locations and information: 919.469.4069 or www.townofcary.org
The Holly Springs Cultural Center, 300 W. Ballentine St in Holly Springs, offers classes and events that include: Carolina Shag Fundamentals Class, Dian2Dance Latin Dance Class, West Coast Swing, Canning and Preserving, Senior Gaming, Exploring Homeschooling and more. Info: 919.567.4000 or www.hollyspringsnc.us
July 1, 2008
Battle of the Bands Entry Deadline. The Clayton Town Square Concert Series is recruiting bands to participate in their September 18 th Battle of the Bands. Entries should include a CD with 3 songs, photo, and a list of recent performances. Five bands will be selected to perform. Info: www.townofclaytonnc.org
Through July 8, 2008
Performance Improv Course, Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30pm, The ArtsCenter, 300G E. Main St, Carrboro. This intermediate course builds on the basics of Transactors’ introductory course. Advanced registration is encouraged and scholarships are available. Info: 919.929.2787 or www.artscenterlive.org
July 9, 2008
Floral Design, 7pm, Eva Perry Regional Library, 2100 Shepherd’s Vineyard Dr, Apex. Presented by Master Gardener Kathleen Thompson. Info: 919.387.2100
July 24 through September 11, 2008
How to Rebuild When Your Marriage Ends, Thursdays, 7-9pm, Best Western Inn, Cary. A support group for women working through separation and divorce. Hope, help and healing. Info: 919.462.1134 or www.mydivorcewisdom.com
July 26, 2008
The Essentials of a Healthy Lifestyle Seminar, 1-4pm , Ideals Coffee House, 5607 Hwy. 55, Durham . Choice Personal Fitness owner Tyrone T. Irby will provide practical information including tips about how to eat and cook healthy. Up in Smoke Catering Co. will host a reception immediately following the seminar. Info: 919.384.5590 or www.thefitchef.net
August 1-3, 2008
Creative Arts Retreat, Trinity Center , Pine Knoll Shores . Perfect for a mother-and daughter getaway. Enjoy classes in Magazine Writing and More, and Knitting by the Sea. Info: www.louisajdang.com/Retreats.htm
August 22-23, 2008
Auditions for Bye Bye Birdie, The Clayton Center , 111 E. 2 nd St , Clayton. Auditions are open to 7 th-12 th graders. Info: 919.946.2824 or www.claytonyouththeater.com
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TRAVEL
American Tours and Cruises is taking reservations for their
cruises to San Juan and the Southern Caribbean leaving October
24, 2008,
and Australia and New Zealand leaving January
27, 2009.
Info: 919.929.9436
VOLUNTEERS
The Raleigh-Durham International Airport is looking for charismatic, fun loving and self-motivated volunteers to meet, greet and assist RDU travelers. Volunteer at RDU and gain altitude. E-mail: volunteer@rdu.com or call (919) 840-7425
Retired and Senior Volunteer Programs (RSVP) has volunteer opportunities that include: The Teen Career Academy, the Café at Sarah P Duke Gardens, Boys and Girls Clubs, Success Measures Initiative Program, the Carolina House Durham, Historic Stagville, Reading Buddies, the Teer House, Duke HomeCare and Hospice, Duke Hospital Auxiliary, Meals-on-Wheels and much more. To learn more about these volunteer organizations and opportunities: RSVP of Durham County: 919.686.3380 or rsvpdurhamnc@durhamtech.edu; RSVP of Orange County: 919.968.2056 or www.co.orange.nc.us/aging/index.asp ; and RSVP of Wake County: 919.831.6295
The Johnston County Arts Council is seeking volunteers to assist in the organization’s growth and progress. Activities include assisting with special events, filing, preparing mailings, data entry and other office duties. Info: 919.553.1930 or www.johnstoncountyarts.org
The NC Senior Games would like volunteers to serve as State Finals volunteers this fall. Info: www.ncseniorgames.org
July 8 & 20, 2008
AnimalKind’s Orientation Tour for new volunteers, ReTails Thrift Shop, 1608 N. Market Dr, Raleigh. AnimalKind is a nonprofit group with the mission of eliminating euthanasia of adoptable animals in the Triangle and assisting low income pet owners with spay and neuter needs. Info: 919.872.0019 or www.animalkind.org
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THINGS TO DO WITH THE GRANDKIDS
The Town of Cary has July youth events and classes for children on topics such as: Independence Day Olde Time Celebration, White Water Rafting Adventure, Campus Cruisin’ 101, Stretch n’ Grow, Christmas in July, Cheerleading, Mask Masters, and much more. For a complete list of events, classes and times and locations: 919.469.4069 or visit www.townofcary.org
The Museum of Life & Science, 433 Murray Ave, Durham, has classes, exhibits and events for young children like Engineer’s Day, Dino Day, Soundspace: Hear Motion, and the Summer Wings Butterfly Pavilion. Info: 919.220.5429 or www.lifeandscience.org
The NC Museum of History, downtown Raleigh, offers children’s activities like History Corner: America’s Birthday, A Closer Look: Making Music in NC, Make It Take It: Dancing Dolls, and more. For event dates, times and information: 919.807.7900 or www.ncmuseumofhistory.org
Stevens Nature Center/Hemlock Bluffs, Cary,is offering classes, events and mini-camps such as Crawdad Crawl, Awesome Otter, Daring Dragonflies, Bat Basics, Critter Communication, Moonlight Mysteries, and much more. For information and class dates and times: 919.462.3960 or www.townofcary.org
The NC Museum of Art, Raleigh has July events for families that include: Family Fun Saturdays, Drop-in Crafts, Wonderful Wednesdays, and more. For workshop dates, times and information: 919.664.6828 or www.ncartmuseum.org
ComedySportz 4 Kids, 5pm, First Saturday of each month, DSI Comedy Theater, 200 N. Greensboro St, Carrboro. Comedy played as a sport. Info: 919.338.8150 or www.dsicomedytheater.com
July 12-20, 2008
Peter Pan, Raleigh Memorial Auditorium, Raleigh. An ageless theatrical fantasy presented by the NC Theatre. Info: 919.831.6944 or www.nctheatre.com
July 24-27, 2008
The Music Man, Paul Green Theatre, UNC’s Center for Dramatic Art, Country Club Rd, Chapel Hill. Presented by PlayMakers and The ArtsCenter and part of the 2 nd Annual Summer Youth Conservatory. Info: 919.962.PLAY or www.playmakersrep.org
July 25-26, 2008
A Thousand Cranes, The Sawtooth Building, Marshall St, Winston-Salem. The true story of a young victim of the Hiroshima atomic bomb disaster. Part of The NC Shakespeare Festival Family Theatre Program. Info: www.ncshakes.org
August 22-23, 2008
Auditions for Bye Bye Birdie, The Clayton Center , 111 E. 2 nd St , Clayton. Auditions are open to 7 th-12 th graders. Info: 919.946.2824 or www.claytonyouththeater.com
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ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS
Animation and Fine Art Galleries, University Mall, 201 S. Estes Dr, Chapel Hill, announces two July exhibits. A Flower Garden by Lowel Nesbit, and The Surrealistic Figure by Andre Masson. Info: 919.968.8008 or www.animationandfineart.com
The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts, 121 N. Churton St, Hillsborough, presents new exhibits titled Entrances and Exits, and Three New Member Artists. Info: 919.732.5001 or www.hillsboroughgallery.com
The NC Museum of Art, Raleigh has July events, programs, lectures and exhibits such as Far From Home, Modern American Paintings from the Bequest of Fannie and Alan Leslie, Indoor Flower Hunting, The WOW! Factor, the Blue Mountain Ensemble, outdoor movies, and more. For a complete schedule and listing of events: 919.715.5923 or visit www.ncartmuseum.org
The Collector’s Gallery, announces exhibits at the Raleigh Urban Design Center, and NC Landscapes at the American Institute of Healthcare and Fitness. Info: 919.828.6500 or www.thecollectorsgallery.com
NC Museum of History, Raleigh offers July programs and exhibits such as ArtDuckO: Waterfowl Culture in NC, Leon Jordan’s Continentals’ Concert, Bharata Natyam Indian Dance Performance, and more. For schedules and information: 919.807.7900 or www.ncmuseumofhistory.org
The Johnston County Arts Council invites the community to enjoy their upcoming events and activities for July. Events include: the Clayton Visual Arts Exhibit, Country Tonight, All About Ballroom Sizzling Summer Showcase, American Music Jubilee, Canaanland Anniversary, Town Square Concert Series, Sundown in Downtown and much more. For event dates, times, locations and information: 919.553.1930 or www.johnstoncountyarts.org
The Ackland Art Museum, South Columbia St, UNC at Chapel Hill, has ongoing exhibits and programs such as Flowing like Water: The Art of Liquidity, A Full Moon: In and Around the Garden, The Art of Love, Yoga in the Galleries, Art After Dark, Community Day, and more. Info: 888.784.8477 or www.ackland.org
UNC-Chapel Hill would like to announce July events happening on their campus. Some of the events include: Paddling Under the Stars, Sky Watching Sessions, Yoga in the Galleries, Destiny Day, Seminar Forums, Hecho a Mano: Book Arts of Latin America, The Music Man, Paper Trail Poster Art Exhibit, NC Botanical Garden Tour, and much more. For a specific calendar of dates, times and information: www.uncnews.unc.edu
The Nature of Art Frame Shop, Sunset Lake Commons, Holly Springs, offers exhibits and classes such as Lemonade Stand Show, Art After Dark Second Friday, Drawing Class, Chinese Brush Painting Class, “Mucho Mud” Pottery Show and more. For event dates, times, and information: 919.387.9448 or www.TheNatureOfArtFrameShop.com
Arts in the Museum Park, NC Museum of Art, Raleigh has outdoor music and movies this summer. July’s lineup of concerts includes: Louisiana Dance Party and Paris Dreams. Outdoor movies include: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The 400 Blows, I’m Not There, and Hairspray. For dates, times, tickets and information: 919.715.5923 or www.ncartmuseum.org
Art After Hours in historic downtown Wake Forest, offers art events, food, shopping, entertainment, and free horse & carriage rides the second Friday of every month. Sponsored by the Wake Forest Downtown Revitalization Corp. Info: 919.570.1372 or www.wakeforestdowntown.com
The Carolina Inn’s Fridays on the Front Porch, Chapel Hill, returns for its Sixth Season. The July line-up includes: Tony Williams, Big Fat Gap, Black Swamp Bootleggers and The Cadillac Stepbacks. Live bluegrass music along with a Southern Style Picnic menu and plenty of comfortable seating. No cover charge. Info: www.carolinainn.com
The Old Ceremony Music On The Lawn Series, American Tobacco Campus in Durham, continues its summer outdoor season with a July 25 th concert featuring Robin and Linda Williams. Concerts are 6-8pm. Info: www.AmericanTobaccoCampus.com
Music in the Gardens is a summer series of concerts through August 3 at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens and the Nasher Museum of Art in Durham. July concerts feature: Allen Boys, Les Savy Fay, Malpass Brothers and Capitol City Five & Gospel Jubilators. Info: 919.684.4687 or www.dukeperformances.org
24 th year of Music for the Lunch Bunch in Johnston County announces its 2008 schedule. Concerts will be held every Thursday, through August, at 12:15pm at different locations, and will feature local artists performing a variety of music. There is no admission, but donations are accepted. For information on locations and performers: 919.553.1930 or www.johnstoncountyarts.org
Brightleaf Square 2008 Concert Series, 905 W. Main St, Durham features performances in July by Stoneage Romeos, Carnavalito, The Adrian Duke Projek, and Little Windows. For performance dates, times and information: 919.682.9229 or www.historicbrightleaf.com
Downtown Live Summer Concerts, Moore Square, downtown Raleigh hosts Alter Bridge and Tantric on July 12, and Old 97’s on July 26. Concerts run from 2:30-11pm. Children can enjoy KidsZone from 3-7pm. Info: www.RaleighDowntownLive.com
Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, 102 Water St, Old Fort, invites visitors to enjoy three Saturday evening concerts that will feature traditional music at the site’s picturesque outdoor amphitheater. Concerts run through July 26 and begin at 7pm. From 2-6pm there will be craft demonstrations, storytellers and hand-on activities. Info: 828.668.9259 or www.ncculture.com
Alamance County has many events and activities in its communities for July. Events and activities that include: Burlington Neighborhood Meetings, Blood Drive at Burlington Village, Life Model Sessions, “Something Worth Painting” Art Show, Burlington’s Farmers Market, Saturdays in Saxapahaw, Sunset Rhythms Concert Series, BRPD Summer Day Camps, Mosaic Rural Wellness Center Summer Camp, Beach Bash, Life Model Sessions, Introduction to Ballroom Dancing, Myths Magic and More, Rumble Through the Jungle, Fiber Bonanza, Exploring Nature Through Art, Pet Adoption Fair, Stained Glass Crash Course, Let’s “Face” It, A Taste of Theater! A Theatre Games Workshop, Beaded Creatures and much more. For a complete list of events, dates, locations and information: www.alamance-nc.com
Java Divine, 128 Bass Lake Rd, Holly Springs, offers Smooth Music, Beer & Feature Wines every Friday and Saturday nights, 8-10pm. Scheduled live music will also be performed. Information: 919.577.6288 or www.javadivine.com
July 2, 2008
Brussels Chamber Orchestra’s National Anthem at the Durham Bulls game, Durham Athletic Park, Durham. Come watch local resident and member of the orchestra, Neil Leiter, as his dream comes true to play the Anthem before the game. Info: www.brusselschamberorchestra.com
July 2-28, 2008
The Art of Being Cool Exhibit, Art & Soul Studios, 122 W. Clay St , Mebane. Info: 919.563.2300 or www.artandsoulmebane.com
July 3, 2008
Independence Eve Celebration, 6:30-8:30pm, Sertoma Amphitheatre at Bond Park, Cary. Celebration includes performances by Applause! Cary Youth Theatre and the Cary Town Band. Info: 919.469.4061 or www.townofcary.org
July 3, 2008
Night-On-The-Town Believer’s Community Event, 8pm , Bushiban Coffee, Raleigh. This Christian Singles sponsored event will travel to the Garner Fireworks display as a group. Info: 919.790.1191
July 4, 2008
Independence Day Concert and Fireworks, Koka Booth Amphitheatre, Regency Park, Cary. Featuring the NC Symphony and the Cary Town Band. A day of fun and festivities for the whole family. Info: 919.462.2025 or www.boothamphitheatre.com
July 4, 2008
JoelLaneMuseum House Fourth of July Celebration, 1-4pm , Joel Lane House, 728 W. Hargett St , Raleigh . “The Birthplace of Raleigh” will sponsor its annual Open House with re-enactors, tours, crafts and games. Info: 919.833.3431
July 4-24, 2008
What’s in a Name Exhibit, Visual Art Exchange, 325 Blake St, Raleigh. A unique exhibition exploring the role of the title in art. How many different ways can the same title be interpreted? All works must be titled Microcosmos. Info: www.visualartexchange.org
July 5, 2008
Brussels Chamber Orchestra Concert, 8pm, Fletcher Theater, Raleigh. Info: 919.821.3478 or www.brusselschamberorchestra.com
July 5 through August 15, 2008
Triangle Fine-Art Photographers Society Exhibit, Sertoma Arts Center , Raleigh . Seven local master photographers exhibit images made in North Carolina. Info: 919.786.1097
July 6, 2008
Brussels Chamber Orchestra Garden Concert, 8pm, Page Walker History and Arts Center, downtown Cary. Info: 919.821.3478 or www.brusselschamberorchestra.com
July 12, 2008
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, 7:30pm, Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion, Raleigh. Info: 919.831.6400 or www.livenation.com
Through July 13, 2008
Barkley L Hendricks: Birth of the Cool Exhibit, Nasher Museum of Art, Duke University, Durham. Best known for his life-sized portraits of people of color from the urban northeast. Info: www.nasher.duke.edu
July 13, 2008
Blue Mountain Ensemble, 3pm, NC Museum of Art, Raleigh. Presented by the Raleigh Chamber Music Guild. Info: 919.664.6819 or www.rcmg.org
July 16-26, 2008
10 by 10 in the Triangle, The ArtsCenter, 300G E. Main St, Carrboro. The international festival of new, ten-minute plays. Ten plays, ten actors, ten minutes, ten bucks. Info: 919.929.2787 or www.artscenterlive.org
Through July 19, 2008
Entrances and Exits Exhibit, Hillsborough Gallery of Arts, 121 N. Churton St , Raleigh . Paintings by Kim Wheaton and Patricia Merriman. Info: 919.732.5001 or www.hillsboroughgallery.com
July 19, 2008
Triangle Tuba Ensemble Summer Concert, 6pm, Sertoma Amphitheatre at Bond Park, Cary. A free concert to promote community fellowship among tuba and euphonium players. Info: 919.469.4061 or www.tonytuba.com
July 19, 2008
Brad Paisley, 7:30pm, Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion, Raleigh. Info: 919.831.6400 or www.livenation.com
July 19, 2008
Russell Johnson & Friends, 6-8pm, Lake Benson Park, Garner. Bring a picnic and a blanket and enjoy the bluegrass music. Info: www.pinecone.org
July 20, 2008
A Hero Comes Home by Idina Menzel, 7:30pm, Koka Booth Amphitheatre, Regency Park, Cary. Info: 919.462.2025 or www.boothamphitheatre.com
Through July 22, 2008
Twenty Photographs Exhibit by Eudora Welty, Gallery C, Ridgewood Shopping Center, 3532 Wade Ave, Raleigh. 919.828.3165 or www.galleryc.net
July 24, 2008
Craig Woolard Band, 7-9pm, Clayton Town Square, Clayton. A free outdoor concert. Info: 919.553.1545 or www.downtownclayton.blogspot.com
July 25 through September 23, 2008
Triangle Fine-Art Photographers Society Exhibit, Page-Walker Historical Society and Arts Center , Cary . Seven local master photographers exhibit images from travels to the Western United States. Info: 919.786.1097
July 27, 2008
Yonder Mountain String Band & Keller Williams, 7pm , Koka Booth Amphitheatre, Regency Park , Cary . Info: 919.462.2025 or www.boothamphitheatre.com
July 27, 2008
Shop to Stop Animal Overpopulation, 12-6pm, Retails Thrift Shop, 1608 N. Market Dr, Raleigh. 50% Off storewide sale to profit low income pet owners spay or neuter their pets. Info: 919.872.0019 or www.animalkind.org
Through July 31, 2008
July Artists Create Sparks, The Clayton Center, 111. E. 2 nd St, Clayton. Three local artists, Juliann Butcher, David Crews and Phil Pyle will display their works at the center. Info: 919.553.1737 or www.theclaytoncenter.com
July 31, 2008
Sound Tribe Sector 9/Umphrey’s McGee, 6:30pm, Koka Booth Amphitheatre, Regency Park, Cary. Info: 919.462.2025 or www.boothamphitheatre.com
Through August 3, 2008
The Farmer: Morrison Collection Exhibition Sale, NC Wesleyan College, Dunn Center Mims Gallery, Rocky Mount. Reception with wine bar and live classical jazz is June 20. Info: 252.985.5197 or www.ncwc.edu
Through August 5, 2008
Abundance of Nature Exhibit, Miriam Preston Block Art Gallery, Avery C. Upchurch Government Complex, 222 W. Hargett St, Raleigh. Sponsored by the City of Raleigh Arts Commission, three local artists work of photography, paintings and ceramics will be featured. Info: 919.890.3610
Through August 15, 2008
Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans Exhibit, Love House and Hutchins Forum, 410 E. Franklin St, UNC Chapel Hill. Photographs of lower New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina is a free, open to the public exhibit. Info: 919.962.5665
Through January 18, 2009
Black Mirror/ Espejo Negro Exhibit by Pedro Lasch, Nasher Museum , Duke University , Durham . Exhibit incorporates 16 works from the museum’s collection of pre-Columbian art. Info: 919.684.5135 or www.nasher.duke.edu
Through December 28, 2008
Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit, NC Museum of Natural Sciences, Raleigh. Experience the most remarkable archaeological discovery of the 20 th century. Added events to complement the exhibit include: Conservation and Education Lab, Lecture Series, and Dead Sea Marketplace. Info: 919.733.7450 or www.naturalsciences.org
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