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Jo Jo X-Mariner will be
at Magdalena's La Terraza.
Call 967-3277 for more
information.
Liquid Sound will play psycha
delic stuff at the Fallout Shelter
in Raleigh. Call 832-8855 for details.
The Ebony Readers will pres
ent the dramatic presentation of
black poetry in Walk Down 125th
Street in the union Cabaret.
Admission is free.
The Usuals will appear at the
Attic in Greenville. Call 752-7303 for
information.
Morehead Planetarium
shows: Genesis at 7 pm; Star of
Bethlehem at 8 p.m.
It's Comedy Night at the Arts
Center in Carrboro as the Trans
actor improv Company takes
the stage at 8:30 p.m. Call 942-2041
for information.
Leon Edwards will play at
Skylight Exchange. Call 933-5550
for more details.
FRIDAY
S3 O The Loreleis will pres
1 Oent their fall concert at 8
p.m. in Cerrard Hall. Tickets are $3.
It's the Jim Troy Croup in the
Union Cabaret at 9 p.m. Admission
is free.
Helicon will be at Under the
Street in Durham.
John McCutcheon will be in
concert at the ArtsCenter in
carrboro at 9 p.m. Call 942-2041 for
information.
Morehead Planetarium
shows: Sky Rambles at 7 pm; Star
of Bethlehem at 8 p.m.
The Insurgence, with The
watchmen and Bad Penny will
be at the Fallout Shelter. Call 832
8855 for details.
Lightnin' Wells will play at the
Cave. Rather than charge a cover,
they pass a hat, so give generously.
Call 968-9308 for info.
Bunny tales in Durham with the
presentation of Harvey. Call the
Melodrama Theater at 688-6576
for more information.
Their life story is a love story.
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SHOWS NlQmLY 7:00 & 9:30
Fishbone, with Slurpee, will
play at the Attic in Greenville. Call
752-7303 for details.
Susie Crate and Joe New
berry will play hip harmonica and
savvy strings at the Skylight
Exchange. Call 933-5550 for info.
Robert Kirkland and the
Hanks plays at Magdalena's La
Terraza. Call 967-3277 for
information.
SATURDAY
sg g Scrapyard, everyone's
1 w favorite band in the whole
wide world, will appear at Magdal
ena's La Terraza. Call 967-3277 for
information.
Jumpin' johnny and the
Blues Party with Tiny and
Whitely and the Just Say Yes
To Blues Band will be at Under
the Street in Durham.
The Perfect Stranger Band,
with Human Equation will be at
the Fallout Shelter. Call 832-8855
for details.
The Chapel Hill Ballet company
will have its second annual Teddy
Bear tea at the Hotel Europa at
1 p.m. Call 942-1339 for more
information.
The North Carolina Symphony
will premiere a violin concerto,
Song Fantasy, by their new
composer-in-residence, Robert
Chumbley, in Memorial Hall at 8
p.m. Tickets are available at the
door, at Village Bank on Columbia
Street and at WCHL radio.
Morehead Planetarium
shows: To Fly at 2 p.m.; The Great
Barrier Reef at 4 p.m.; Genesis at
7 p.m.; Star of Bethlehem at 8 p.m.
Another night of bunny tales in
Durham with the presentation of
Harvey, call the Melodrama
Theater at 688-6576 for more
information.
Over the Garden Wall, a trib
ute to Genesis, will appear at the
Attic in Greenville. Call 752-7303 for
info.
Larry Davis and the Wire
Choir will be in concert at the
ArtsCenter. Call 942-2041 for
details.
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