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  • JazzArts Charlotte’s virtual live music series is excited to present guitarist Amos Hoffman. Based in Columbia SC, AMOS HOFFMAN is an Israeli Jazz Guitarist & Oudist known worldwide as a pioneer in fusing the rhythms and melodic themes of the Middle East with Modern Jazz. This week, enjoy his leadership of a few jazz standards plus an original Israeli tune or two. Tune in to Keep Jazz A-Live-Streaming to hear local jazz musicians live, straight to your living room via Facebook Live. Our interactive performances are the perfect way for you to enjoy the music, until we are able to meet again in person. Performances come to you directly from Crown Station. Featuring: Amos Hoffman, guitar Ocie Davis, drums Zee Slaughter, bass Free Event - Donations and tips can be made at www.thejazzarts.org/donate or https://givebutter.com/JazzArts
  • Envious machinations and evil intentions take hold in American Shakespeare Center’s Othello, live streaming on Friday, Oct. 9 at 7pm. The show will be shot in 3-camera cinema-quality and presented live from the stage of the Blackfriars Playhouse. Directed by celebrated ASC Artistic Director Ethan McSweeny, this stunningly relevant production of Shakespeare’s tragedy of racism and jealousy promises to bring audiences to the edge of their seats. Acclaimed actress Jessika D. Williams, who has won a cult following from her appearance on the popular television series Doctor Who, appears in the title role of Othello. Opposite Williams is veteran actor-manager John Harrell as the malevolent Iago. It’s a struggle between good and evil when these two titanic talents square off. BlkFrs LIVE offers Schaefer Center Presents audiences synchronized live viewing of ASC’s new production of Othello. The comprehensive “Virtual Tour” program is designed to make it possible for people to experience the joy of Shakespeare in performance and the magic of the Blackfriars Playhouse from far away. The American Shakespeare Center’s productions are intimate in scale, yet epic in scope. The company utilizes Shakespeare’s staging conditions (universal lighting, minimal sets, character doubling, cross-gender casting, and live music) to blend Shakespeare’s stagecraft with a modern sensibility. This engaging approach to the work of Shakespeare and his contemporaries is what led the UK Telegraph to call ASC “one of the most accomplished Shakespeare companies in the United States.”
  • Christopher Warren-Green takes the podium in our first virtual performance to lead Tchaikovsky's lyrical waltz Serenade for Strings and Grieg's Holberg Suite, a Baroque-inspired dance suite.
  • Bed bugs, scurvy, and smallpox, oh my! All students are invited on Thursdays in October to learn about diseases and their origins, traditional hygiene practices, and see our brand new "display only" outhouse! Plus, Farmer Ken will teach about sheep care. Craft kit tickets can also be purchased to make an insect-repelling rosemary bracelet, a cuddly sheep magnet, or both. Limited availability tickets. Secure your spot now!
  • CSO al Fresco returns this summer with four FREE virtual concerts, each featuring a different ensemble of CSO musicians performing a diverse range of works. Principal Cellist Alan Black hosts the concerts, which take place in his backyard in Charlotte, and engages the musicians in conversation about the music and their lives as performing musicians. The virtual concerts will premiere on Facebook and YouTube on Fridays at 7:30 pm between July 23 and September 3. Kari Giles, asst. concertmaster Jenny Topilow, violin Alaina Rea, asst. principal viola Alan Black, principal cello Taylor Marino, principal clarinet Sam Sparrow, clarinet POULENC Duo for two clarinets PRICE Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, from Five Folksongs in Counterpoint COLERIDGE-TAYLOR Quintet for Clarinet and Strings 1. Allegro energico 2. Larghetto affetuoso
  • Join us for our first in person Juvenile Arthritis Day! Fun activities for the kids to enjoy, a guest magician and an interactive exercise activity led by Dr. Patrice Hazan from TherHab Fitness. Parents will have the opportunity to attend a panel discussion with parent, school and health professionals. Lunch and Snacks will be provided. The greatest benefit of these programs is getting to meet and network with other families who are affected by JA and share some of the same feelings, experiences and concerns. It's a place to exchange ideas, give and receive encouragement, make new friends and know you're not alone.
  • Attention bikers!!! The Buffalo Soldiers M/C of Charlotte is hosting a charity ride to benefit Pretty In Pink Foundation. Kickstands up at RideNow Powersports in Concord at 9:30am on Saturday, October 9th. Registration starts at 8am! Details: Cost: $20 per bike and $5 per passenger Registration starts at 8am, with kickstands up at 9:30am Lots of raffle prizes- 1 ticket for $5 or 5 for $20! Enjoy music and lunch, provided after the ride for participants. Donations welcome! All proceeds benefit Pretty In Pink Foundation!!! For more information, contact LaTricia Dixon (Cupcakez) at 704-905-5270 or dixon.latricia@gmail.com Pretty In Pink Foundation's mission is to provide uninsured and under-insured breast cancer patients in North Carolina with financial assistance for quality, life-saving medical treatment. https://www.prettyinpinkfoundation.org/
  • Hilarious and heartwarming, Home Alone is a quintessential holiday favorite. Your whole family will delight in John Williams' beloved score performed live, while the full-length film is projected on a big screen above the orchestra. © 1990 Twentieth Century Fox
  • Panthers, koalas and fish - oh my! Join Dr. Knows A. Lot as he explores a whimsical world in Animalia. We will dazzle you with action-packed dance and circus acts that are perfect for the whole family. Masks are required for all audience members.
  • A flower. A hug. A kind act. Random Acts of Kindness brings to life a few ways that we can show appreciation for ourselves, others and the Earth. This show will entertain and warm your heart. Masks are required for all audience members.
  • Join us December 4th for our third annual 5K & 10K run/walk! Roll out of bed and bring the whole family for a fun-filled morning of MOVING! The event will have a DJ, sponsor expo, food vendors, children's fun run and activities, petting zoo, adult DIY booth, beer, mimosas, raffles and more! Don't forget your cash/card so you can join in on the extra fun! We look forward to a great morning with you all!
  • Kids in Nature Day is a free, fun-filled adventure where kids will get up close and personal with nature. Hands-on activities include meeting animal ambassadors, making seed balls, hiking, fishing, relaxing with Animal Yoga, nature crafts, stories with Mother Nature, and more. This fun, family event is sponsored by HoneyBee Real Estate and in partnership with Great Outdoors University and Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreation.
  • The Mecklenburg County COVID-19 Renewal and Recovery Task Force will be hosting a series of virtual town halls to engage residents on its proposed comprehensive Recovery and Renewal Plan of Action that will be presented to the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners on September 7, 2021. The plan will feature recommendations for mitigating that effects that COVID-19 has had on the following local issues: • Access to health care and eliminating health disparities • Mental and emotional health • Economic recovery, including help for small business • Non-profit recovery and human services • Education and childcare • Working families and vulnerable populations • Housing and homelessness • Jobs and workforce development • Food security • Arts and culture Attendees will have an opportunity to provide feedback on the recommendations, as well as learn about the process that led to the draft proposals. Join the August 17th meeting using by visiting- https://meck.co/3jUNsJt .
  • The Mecklenburg County COVID-19 Renewal and Recovery Task Force will be hosting a series of virtual town halls to engage residents on its proposed comprehensive Recovery and Renewal Plan of Action that will be presented to the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners on September 7, 2021. The plan will feature recommendations for mitigating that effects that COVID-19 has had on the following local issues: • Access to health care and eliminating health disparities • Mental and emotional health • Economic recovery, including help for small business • Non-profit recovery and human services • Education and childcare • Working families and vulnerable populations • Housing and homelessness • Jobs and workforce development • Food security • Arts and culture Attendees will have an opportunity to provide feedback on the recommendations, as well as learn about the process that led to the draft proposals. Join the August 19th meeting using by visiting- https://meck.co/3s1GKVs
  • FREE YOUTH ADMISSION This summer, kids go free at the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Head to the Hall and experience racing excitement from start to finish with over 50 interactives. View 18 historic cars on Glory Road, celebrate NASCAR inductees in the Hall of Honor and experience what it takes to be a NASCAR driver at the Pit Crew Challenge or iRacing simulators. Also, don't miss your photo op with Disney·Pixar's Lightning McQueen, on display now. Use promo code SUMMER and purchase your tickets online. Select your visit date (August 6-22) on the dropdown. Adult general admission ticket purchase required (youth ages 4-12; no charge for 3 and under). Offer valid online only, August 6-22. Up to four complimentary youth tickets per paid adult admission.
  • CSO al Fresco returns this summer with four FREE virtual concerts, each featuring a different ensemble of CSO musicians performing a diverse range of works. Principal Cellist Alan Black hosts the concerts, which take place in his backyard in Charlotte, and engages the musicians in conversation about the music and their lives as performing musicians. The virtual concerts will premiere on Facebook and YouTube on Fridays at 7:30 pm between July 23 and September 3. Oliver Kot, principal second violin Carlos Tarazona, violin Ning Zhao, viola Alan Black, principal cello DVOŘÁK Three Cypresses for string quartet 1. I know that on my love to thee 2. You are my glorious rose 3. Nature lies peaceful in slumber and dreaming Joseph Meyer, assoc. concertmaster Jenny Topilow, violin Alan Black, principal cello Bill Congdon, harmonium DVOŘÁK Bagatelles
  • What's this, what's this?! It's the wildly inventive world of Tim Burton's macabre classic The Nightmare Before Christmas™ shown in its entirety on a large screen at Belk Theater. Danny Elfman's rambunctious, colorful score will roar to life in the hands of your Charlotte Symphony as you follow Jack the Pumpkin King's quest to seize Christmas on a large screen above the orchestra. Christopher James Lees, conductor
  • Our final show of the outdoor summer series Jazz at Victoria Yards in uptown Charlotte In partnership with Charlotte Center City Partners showcasing a variety of the region’s top jazz musicians, to rock the stage at uptown Victoria Yards. We are thrilled to present Robyn Springer with a versatile and sultry style known to transport audiences from church pews to Delta juke joints to downtown jazz cafes, we’ve enjoyed Robin Springer a few times in the JAZZ ROOM, including the 2020 Holiday Edition and August 2019 Stevie Wonder tribute. Her latest album, The Acoustic Project, is an eclectic collaboration with guitarist and songwriter Greg Cagle. We are also excited to bring you Dreamroot, a Durham-based musical collective from Durham NC that combines pre-written and improvised sections, melding R&B forms with modern jazz solos that all fit nicely into the length of a longish pop song." Dreamroot released their debut album Phases in May of 2020, hoping to put out positive energy during a dark time. Members: Theous Jones (drums), Serena Wiley (saxophone/flute/spoken word/vocals), Ittai Korman (acoustic and electric bass), Lynn Grissett (trumpet) and Joe MacPhail (piano and keyboards). We’ll also have the JazzArts Youth All-Stars to showcase the future stars of jazz right here in Charlotte. This group includes Gustavo Cruz, Samuel David, Trey Tarzia, Holland Majors & Olivia Ratliff. Food trucks will be on hand for all of your refreshment needs while enjoying the music. You are welcome to bring your own food (please no glass or alcoholic beverages). Some chairs will be available – you are encouraged to bring your own if desired. Victoria Yards 408 North Tryon Street uptown Charlotte, NC 28202 An outdoor venue located in uptown Charlotte, across the street from Duckworth’s at the corner of N. Tryon St. and 7th St. There is close parking along the street, and in 7th Street Station, and it is an easy walk from the train. Note: According with the new COVID local and national guidelines, masking and social distancing are open to your own individual comfort level for those who are vaccinated. Watch this mini-documentary to get a sense of the excitement and fun we’ve shared with audiences this summer. https://youtu.be/qnU7i7UIo9c Partners include: Charlotte Center City Partners, Arts & Science Council, North Carolina Arts Council, Knight Foundation & O’s Place Jazz.
  • Join Charlotte Pride Band (CPB) in our return to the concert stage – “Concert in the Park.”! We'll be performing from the bandshell in Charlotte's Freedom Park on Saturday, August 14th at 6pm. Bring friends, family, and a picnic. FREE ADMISSION. Musical selections include a medley of movie hits by John Williams, a a spirited Spanish march entitled “Amparito Roca,” Percy Grainger’s “Lincolnshire Posy,” Richard Strauss’s fanfare “Also Sprach Zaranthrustra” best known as the theme in “2001: A Space Odyssey,” and Appalachian melodies “Blue Ridge Reel” and "Kentucky 1800.” The ensemble is led by artistic director Dr. John Ross, director of bands at Appalachian State University. CPB has approximately 50 members drawn from the greater Charlotte’s LGBTQIA community and ally supporters. Freedom Park is located at 1900 East Blvd. For a map of the park see: https://www.mecknc.gov/ParkandRec/Parks/ParksByRegion/Documents/freedom-1.pdf. For more information about the band see: www.charlotteprideband.org.
  • CSO al Fresco returns this summer with four FREE virtual concerts, each featuring a different ensemble of CSO musicians performing a diverse range of works. Principal Cellist Alan Black hosts the concerts, which take place in his backyard in Charlotte, and engages the musicians in conversation about the music and their lives as performing musicians. The virtual concerts will premiere on Facebook and YouTube on Fridays at 7:30 pm between July 23 and September 3. Benjamin Geller, principal viola Alan Black, principal cello Victor Wang, principal flute Andrea Mumm Trammell, principal DEBUSSY Arabesque FAURÉ Apres un Reve (After a Dream) BAX Trio for Flute, Viola, and Harp DEL ÁGUILA Submerged, for Flute, Viola, and Harp
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