:: G-Love & Special Sauce ::
G-LOVE AND SPECIAL
SAUCE w/ special guests Viginia Coalition
The "Philadelphonic
Sound" will be flowing through the Rococo Theatre, courtesy of G-Love.
He will be stirring up some of his special sauce for everyone's listening
pleasure Wed, Oct. 26th. Sip some "Cold Beverages," & come
get down to some "Hip Hop Blues," that foot-stompin' G-Love
sound.
Wednesday,
October 26 ~ Doors @ 7:00 Show @ 8:00
Rococo Theatre
~ 13th & P
All Seats $21.00
:: Third Chair Chamber Players ::
Featuring Rusty Banks as composer and guitar soloist
Franz Schubert: Guitar Quartet Rusty Banks :Lament Jacques Ibert: Cinq Pieces en Trio W. A. Mozart Clarinet Quintet K. 581
Friday, October
28th ~ 8pm
Sunday, October 30th ~ 3pm
Loft at the Mill ~ 8th & P
:: Lincoln Civic Choir Halloween Cabaret ::
Join the Civic Choir's witches, ghouls and goblins as they slither through their Halloween Cabaret concert, "The Creepy, The Haunted and The Scary." Their haunted house will keep you on the edge of your seat. Be very afraid, especially if you do not wear a costume to this concert! This kid-friendly performance includes light refreshments.
Friday, October
28 ~ 8 p.m.
Sunday, October 30 ~ 3 p.m.
Villager Inn Grand Ballroom ~ 52nd & O Streets
Admission is $17 for adults; $10 for children ages 5-18; children under
age 5 are admitted for free.
Ticket reservations and payment must be made by Friday, October 21.
Call Jane Bomberger (x81781), Wendy Danek (325-0467) or Kay Kile (483-0980)
for information.
::
Rinde Eckert – Horizon (World Premiere) ::
View the world through the eyes of Nebraska-based theologian Reinhold Niebuhr and renowned composer, singer, director, and performance artist Rinde Eckert, whose Horizon presents a timely and thought-provoking examination of modern ideas, ideals, and ideologies. This play with music is deeply rooted in the soil and spirit of Nebraska, inspired by Eckert's visit to the state. Co-commissioned by the Lied Center in conjunction with the Mondavi Center at the University of California, Davis, the University of Maryland's Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, and Arts and Cultural Programming at Montclair State University. For more hit: www.rindeeckert.com
"Horizon is,
in part, about holding the tension of opposites, between what is earth
and what is air, what we
owe to Caesar and what we owe to our higher selves, to God." –
Rinde Eckert
Thursday,
October 27, 2005 - 7:30pm
Friday, October 28, 2005 - 7:30pm
Johnny Carson Theater
~ 11th and R Street
Tickets: $29 Student/Youth: $14.50
:: JAV's World Famous Murder Mystery ::
October 28
~ 7:30 pm
Held at Billy's Restaurant
$38.50/person. Reservations required.
:: moon music ::
Its PlainSong Folk Festival week ! This Saturday, October 1st is the 4th annual PlainSong Folk Festival, once again located at the Olive Creek Orchard just south of Hickman, NE
This year’s stage lineup includes folk music, poetry, clogging, celtic music, dulcimer, diggeradoo, and bluegrass.
Advance tickets are available here at Crescent Moon Coffee and several other coffee houses around Lincoln. There are only a limited number of available tickets for the evening concert with special guests, Special Consensus, so don’t wait! Get your reserved seats now! There are several workshops to pre-register for as well including poetry writing, dulicimer, diggeradoo, and bluegrass music. Please visit the festival website at www.plainsonfestival.com for more info.
Also this week at Crescent Moon Coffee (816 P St. Lincoln, NE)
Sept. 26 at 7PM – Come join us in courtyard for our weekly reading series. Tonight we welcome Charles Fort, poet and professor from the university at Kearney. Open mic to follow.
Thursday, Sept.
29 – NEW MOON SONGWRITER NIGHT - This week’s featured
writer is Kevin Baker starting at 7PM. Open mic to follow
Friday, Sept. 30 – JAZZ at the MOON with the Liz
Love Quintet from 7 to 10PM
Saturday, Oct. 1 – Pat Langdon/ singer songwriter
from Omaha will be performing from 8 to 10PM
Sunday,
Oct. 2 – California guitarist, Dorian Michael from 7 to
9
:: Guantanamo: Honor Bound for Freedom ::
A profound docudrama weaving together the personal stories, legal opinions, and political debates reagarding some of the 650 detainees from all over the world held at Guantanao Naval Base in Cuba after Set. 11, 2001. The play looks at the questions surrounding the detentions in Guantanamo Bay, and asks how much damage is being done to Western democratic values in the name of the "war on terror."
Sun. Oct. 2,
7pm
Wesleyan's Rogers Building Recital Hall.
Free public reading sponsored by the Lincoln Bill fo Rights Defense Coalition.