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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT/rhe Charlotte Post
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JUST BECAUSE SPORTS
BAR & LINGERIE
LOUNGE, 3512 Statesville
Ave., 8 p.m. until Wednesday
- Thursday. For more informa
tion, call 323-2771.
KINGS AND QUEENS, 119
S. Brevard St. Ladies Night,
Thursdays.
CLUB DIMENSIONS. 607
W. 5th St. Ladies Night each
Friday, free admission all
night long.
Doors open at ^
9 p.m. for all
events.
MIAMI’S
Sheraton
Airport Plaza
Hotel, 3315 S. 1-85 at Billy
Graham Parkway. For more
information, call 392-1200.
MIDWAY LOUNGE, 3631
Statesville Ave. Live enter
tainment Thursdays.
THE PTERODACTYL
CLUB/ 1600 Freedom Dr.
Call (704) 324-3400.
RITZ CARLTON, 4500 N.
Tryon St., bid whist and
spades tournaments 7:30 p.m.
Wednesdays. For more infor
mation, call 597-0700.
RAINBOW LOUNGE,
Highway 21, Huntersville.
Membership only.
RUDEAN’S LOUNGE &
BILLIARDS, 3656 Beatties
Ford Road. (704)394-7494.
RUDEAN’S DINER &
BAR, 2228 Beatties Ford
Road. (704) 399-7494.
TROPICAL ROOM, 2342
Beatties Ford Road. Private,
membership only, 25 and
older. (704) 392-8844.
VINTAGE ON THE BLVD.
restaurant, sports bar and
lounge, 4220 E. Independence
Blvd., live entertainment.
See WHAT’S UP Page 5B
ART GALLERIES
& EXHIBITS
ABSINTHE GALLERY
3205 N. Davidson St. Free
and open to public. For more
information, call 875-8728 or
347-5172.
AFRO-AMERICAN CUL-
'TURAL CENTER, 401 North
Myers St. Fanta Ade, 11 a.m.
Saturday.
Regional Kwanzaa
Workshops, 1 p.m. Nov. 16,
Nov. 23, and Dec. 7, $5 per
person or $3 per person in
groups of 10 or more.
Jazzy Christmas, noon Dec.
3, Adam’s Mark Hotel, $20.
Book signing, 6 p.m. Dec. 6,
“The Real Holocaust: A
Wholistic Analysis of The
African American Experience,
1944-1994.
Kuumba Market place, noon
Dec. 14-15.
HODGES TAYLOR
GALLERY, 227 N. 'Tryon St.
HERITAGE HOUSE, Kings
Court at 901 South Kings
Drive. For more information,
call (704) 344-9695.
MINT MUSEUM, 2730
Randolph Road, $4 adults, $3
seniors, $2 students and free
for members and children 12
years and under; free on
Tuesday evenings and the sec
ond Simday of each month.
SPIRIT SQUARE CEN-
'TER FOR ARTS & EDUCA-
TTON, 345 North College St.
“A Slave SHip Speaks: The
Wreck of the Henrietta
Marie,” Friday through Jan.
25, Knight Gallery.
“Crossing Cultural
Boundaries: Ashanti Kente
Cloth in American Popular
Material Culture,” Friday
through Jan. 25. Atrium
cases.
“TTie Real McCoy: Profiles in
African-American Ingenuity,
Nov. 22 through Feb. 8.
PICTURE PERFECT
GALLERY 4508 E.
Independence Blvd, Suite 106
(Barclays Square). For more
information, caU (704) 532-
1521.
SISTAHSART
GALLERY/3201 N. Davidson,
(704) 343-9995.
THE GALLERY, 3800
Monroe Road, Suite A.
THE KNOW BOOK-
. STORE, 2200 Beatties
/Ford Road. (704) 391-
>1760.
'THE LIGHT FAC-
^TORY,
' Photographic
Arts Center,
’Park
'Elevator Building,
1300 block. South
Blvd.
CLUBS, NIGHTLIFE
THE UPPER DECK, 8629
J.M. Ke5mes Drive.
DOUBLE DOOR INN, 218
E. Independence Blvd. For
more information, call (704)
376-1446.
LAST STOP CLUB
HOUSE, 233 Statesville Ave.
Bid Whist 9 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Wednesday. Live music
Simdays, sometimes Friday
and Saturday. 21 and older.
EXCELSIOR CLUB, 921
Beatties Ford Rd. Call (704)
334-5709. Live music on
Thursday and Sunday.
HARVEY’S GARAGE RAW
BAR & DELI, 516 N.
Graham St. Live jazz with
Johnny Holloway, 9 p.m.
Friday and Saturday.
'THE ROXIE, 300 E.
Stonewall St.
JB’S CLUB, 2638
Statesville Ave., 1-8 p.m.
Monday. - Wednesday., 1 p.m.
- 2 a.m. Thursday - Sunday.
R&B RESTAURANT &
LOUNGE, 2400 N. Tryon
St., (704) 377-3445.
Imagine A Room
MOfPeopleWho
Want^uToBuy
^ur Own Home.
(No, They re Not ^ur Relatives.)
Imagine a room full of mortgage lenders, credit experts, real estate professionals, and members of community
housing groups, all gathered under one roof to answer your home-buying questions. Well, then
you’ve just imagined the Fannie iVlae Foundation Flome-Buying Fair. The fair
takes place on only one day, Saturday, November 16. But it's one
day filled with all sorts of helpful home-buying
information. From getting the
lowdown on credit to qualifying
for affordable loans, ft’s FREE,
from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at
the Charlotte Coliseum. And
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it’s sponsored by the Fannie
A4ae Foundation and the
Charlotte Flornets. For
more information, call
1-800-7FANN1E and
ask tor operator 7.
FannieMae
FOUNDATION
Showing America A Ne w Way Horned
Fannie Mae Foimdation Home-Buying Fair, November 16.
Sponsored by the Fannie Mae Foundation and the Charlotte Flornets.