American Music Festival
By Linda Seale
The American Music Festival presents the Zora Quartet, artists in
residence at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, on September
24 at 8 p.m. at the History Museum of Carteret County. The 2015 Fischoff
Gold Medal winners, this Pan-Asian quartet will feature the Mozart Quartet
#15 in D minor, Debussy Quartet in F minor and Turina La Oracion del
Torero.
Future concerts will include the Kontras Quartet from Chicago on
November 5, Israeli American cellist Amit Peled on January 28, the
Horszowski Piano Trio on February 18, and the Jasper Quartet from Temple
University on April 22.
Season tickets for all five concerts can be ordered from AMF, PO Box
1099, Beaufort, NC 28516 for $120. Individual tickets may be purchased at
the door for $30. More information is available at americanmusicfestival.org
or by calling 728-6152.
Enjoy timeless musical offerings and big city names at small town
prices—and prepare to be inspired.
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Our vision is to provide a quality environment in
which all residents and visitors are safe and secure,
where individual talents flourish and everyone enjoys
the natural resources of our area.
It is the mission of the Town of Pine Knoll Shores
to provide for the safety and well-being of all residents
and visitors in an efficient and well-organized manner,
and to develop and implement plans for the continuous
improvement of the town, its services and its beach,
and to encourage the participation of residents in ser
vice to the town and community.
Beaufort Historical Association
Michael Nardozzi exhibits in Mattie King Davis Art Gallery
The Mattie King Davis Art Gallery, located at the Beaufort Historic Site at 100
Block Turner Street in Beaufort, featured artist Michael Nardozzi during August,
and will continue to do so through September. Self-taught and fueled by a powerful
imagination, Mr. Nardozzi explores all art mediums and styles. His work is
inspired by his fascination with natural light and the dramatic mood it creates in
our everyday world. His paintings cover many art forms, including realism, land
and seascapes, still life, fantasy art, impressionism, abstract and contemporary. He
explores them all, even creating three-dimensional metal sculptures.
Mr. Nardozzi has teamed up with his wife, Bari, and they can be found
collaborating on their latest piece of art at their gallery. The Path, in Salter Path.
Visit michaelfineart.com to view examples of their work.
The Nardozzis are both from eastern North Carolina. Thirteen years ago, they
moved to Maui, Hawaii, sight unseen, on “their path.” While in the islands, their
art was embraced by the art community, and then the mainland, and has now
been collected both nationally and internationally. Steven Tyler of Aerosmith is a
Nardozzi collector.
But, as the saying goes, “Every path leads home.” While the Nardozzis continue
to live in Hawaii, they can be found in Carteret County every spring and summer
enjoying time with their family and friends and working in their art gallery.
The Mattie King Davis Art Gallery is the oldest gallery in Carteret County and
exhibits the work of over 100 local and regional artists. Gallery proceeds benefit
the ongoing educational and restoration projects at the Beaufort Historic Site. For
more information on Mr. Nardozzis continuing show, call 728-5225, stop by the
Mattie King Davis Art Gallery Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., or
visit beauforthistoricsite.org.
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Reservations for a space will be $10 and can be made by
contacting Natalie Gibble at 252-247-2268 or NGibble®
townofpks.com. You may use your own table, or die town
will supply one for an additional $5. llie deadline for
reservatioiLS is "Tuesday, Septemlxjr 27. So start cleiuiing out
those closets!!!!
The Shoreline I September 2016