TODAY
1 The Ohio Ballet will
11 SS perform in Memorial Hall at
8 pm
Taz Elvis end the Irony Ceng
will play at Magdalena's La Terraza
Call 967-3277 for more
information.
Riders In The Sky will perform
at the ArtsCenter at 8:30 pm
Art Nash will play at the Sky
light Exchange. Call 933-5550 for
information.
Don Raleigh and Brian
wanen will appear at the Cabaret
at 9 pm
The new Potato C&oose will
be at Under the Street in Durham.
Call 286-2647 for Information.
Morehead Planetarium
shows: Genesis at 7 pm,- Adven
tures AkxtgtheSpectrumstQom.
its Comedy Night at the Arts
Center in Carrboro as the
Transactor Improv Company
takes the stage at 8:30 pm Call
942-2041 for information.
FRIDAY
The 1S03 North Caro-
Fllna State Fair, opens for
its annual 1 0-day run at 9 am in
Raleigh. Hundreds of exhibits,
animals, rides, foods, etc to enjoy.
See story, page 6.
Co Thorpe and his Orchestra
will play for the UNC Fall Germans
Dance, sponsored by the UNC
General Alumni Association, the
Order of the Bell Tower and the
Class of 1989. The dance will be in
Woollen Gym from 8 pm until
midnight
Morehead Planetarium
shows: Sky Rambles at 7 pm,
Adventures Along the Spectrum
at 8 pm
Cuddy Hatton, of Our Gang
fame, will be at the High Point
Theatre at 8 pm
The Clenn Phillips cand will
be playing at Nightshade in
Greensboro.
The Society for Performance
on Original Instruments will
open its sixth season with Vivid
imagry in Early 17th Century Italy
at 8 pm in Playmakers Theatre.
The Creen Level Entertainers
will play bluegrass at the Cave.
Rather than, charge a cover, they
pass a hat, so give generously. Call
968-9308 for info.
Drach and Droll, otherwise
known as Tracy Drach and David
Bennett, will be at the Skylight
Exchange. Call 933-5550 for details.
The Veldt will be at Under the
Street in Durham. Call 286-2647 for
information.
Michael Croggln will appear at
the Cabaret at 8 and 10 pm.
Tickets are $1.
The Klghthawks will blast into
the ArtsCenter at 9-.30 pm
ShaJcIn Sherman and the
Blazers play at Magdalena's La
Terraza. Call 967-3277 for
information.
SATURDAY
g The long awaited return
1 3) of the irreverant Rev. Dllly
C WIrtz at the Skylight Exchange.
Call 933-5550 for info.
A reading of two one-act plays,
Beans by Joe Schuch and Street
Giri by Kevin Din, will be held at
the Seretoma Arts Center at
Shelley Lake Park at 2:30 pm
The Glenn Philips Cand will
be playing at Halby's in Durham.
Jo Jo Ex-r.'.crlncr will be at the
ArtsCenter at 10 pm First appear
ance after emerging from the
recording studios dont miss
'em! Call 942-2041 for details.
The Amateurs will appear at
Magdaiena's La Terraza Call 967
3277 for information.
Hank Winiams Jr. will be in
concert with Waylon Jennings
at the new Charlotte Coliseum at
8 pm
Morehead Planetarium
shows: To fly at 2 p.m.; Tine Great
Barrier Reef at 4 p.ra; Genesis at
7 p.m.; Adventures Along the
Spectrum at 8 pm
Eve Cornelius and Chip Craw
ford will appear at the Cabaret
at 9 pm Tickets are $1 for stu
dents and $2 general public -
Koko Taylor will be at Under
the Street in Durham Call 286-2647
if you need information.
Kelsh and Pilgrim at the Cava
Tip them or else! Call 968-9308 for
info.
Dick Bagwell will present songs
and stories of merry olde England
for KkJsCabaret at the ArtsCenter
in Carrboro at 11 am Call 942-2041
for details. -
SUNDAY
3fi HInton Presley with
1 WCIII Buchanan will be at
the Cabaret as part of the Alcohol
Awareness week at 8 pm.
Morehead Planetarium
shows: To Fly at 2 pm.; The Great
Barrier Reef at 4 p.m.; Genesis at
7 p.m.; Adventures Along the
Spectrum at 8 pm.
String of Pearls and The Unl
four Jazz Ensemble will play at
Jazz at Meridian "88 at 3 pm. on
the lawn of Meridian Business
Campus in RTP.
At the ArtsCenters Sunday Jazz
Series, Brother Yusuf SaHm will
perform new music at 7:30 p.m.
Call 942-2041 for information.
MONDAY
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Morehead Plan
etarium shows: Genesis
at 7 pm; Adventures Along the
Spectrum at 8 pm
TUESDAY
0 Gresh and Wlnegar,
U acoustic duoists. will play
at the Cave. Call 968-9308 for
details.
Angela Uoyd will present her
one-woman show, Soul cookies
and Travelling Ales, at the Durham
Arts Council Building at 8:1 5 pm
Rampage 8a A Mardi Gras-type
extravaganza on Franklin Street,
featuring contests, special prices,
jugglers, live musicians and
refreshments.
Carolina Choir will present
Bach's Cantata No. 150 "Nach dir.
Herr, verlanget mich" with orches
tra at Hill Hall Auditorium at 8 pm.
Admission is free
Morehead Planetarium
shows: Genesis at 7 pm; Adven
tures Along the Spectrum at 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
3C John Gillespie will
Ufeappear at the Skylight
Exchange. Call 933-5550 for details.
Rampage "8& Mr. UNC contest at
7:30 pm in Gerrard Hall.
Morehead Planetarium
shows: Genesis at 7 pm.; Adven
tures Along the Spectrum at 8 pm
The Attic in Greenville presents
the Comedy Zone. Call 752-7303
for details.
Don Raleigh will perform gui
tar instrumental at the Cave
tonight. Call 968-9308 for
information.
GALLERIES
Early Music at UNC, featuring
music and performers of the
Society for Performing instru
ments, will be on display through
October at Davis Library. For more
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The Charlie Daniel's Band will
night as part of the N.C. State
can find Charlie's eyes.
information, call 962-1335.
An exhibit of metal sculptures
by Ula Katzen will be on display
in the Carolina Union gallery
through Oct. 14. works by Rc&trt
Mason and Crewster Luttrell
will be on display in the union
Gallery beginning Oct 17.
Works by Tom Dalbo and Ce
Gardiner are on display at the
Somerhill Gallery at Strawvaiiey.
Gardiner's recent works include
marble sculptures; Balbo's works
are large cast paper pieces. The
exhibit will be on display through
October.
Works by Will Rand, David
Solow and DIan Wilson will be
on display at Hanes Art Center
through Oct. 14. Works by Henryk
Fantazos will be on display Oct.
15.
An exhibit of works by members
of the ArtsSchool faculty is on
display at the Main Gallery of the
ArtsCenter. A display of works by
Anna C Jenkins will be on display
Oct. 17.
At the North Carolina Botanical
Garden: Floral and scenic photo
graphs by Tab Moore will be on
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perform at Dorton Arena Friday
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display at the Totten Center
though October.
Sdssor-cuttings by Walter von
Gunten are on display at the
Morehead Building through
October.
Partners in Patronage. Selec
tions from corporate art collec
tions in North Carolina will be on
display at the Central Carolina
Bank Gallery of the New-Durham
Arts Council Building.
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Kelly Rhodes, arts editor.
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