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16 • Philanthropy Journal of North Carolina October 1994 In October EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Artist's Lecture Wilmington October 13, 8 p.m. St, John's Museum of Art. "Maud Gatewood: Southern Exposures." Contemporary figure painter, Maud Gotewood, dis cusses her current exhibit. (910) 763- 0281. Trip to Historic Savannah Wilmington October 27 - 30. Trip to historic Savannah, Georgia. St. John's muse um staff lead a 4-day, 3-night tour of museums, historic homes, and Riverfront Plaza. Cost: $495 - $645. (910)763-0281. CHARLOHE Madame Butterfly October 6 and 8, 8 p.m. Belk Theater, North Carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center. Cost: $12- $50. (704) 372-1000. Mint Museum Antiques Show October 7 - 9. Charlotte International Trade Center. Faberge silver from the FORBES Magazine collection. Cost: $8 before October 1, $10 at door. (704) 337-2000. Mint Museum of Art 1994-95 Exhibitions October 15 - December 11: French Oil Sketches and the Academic Tradition. Now - November 6: Japan: The Nature of Now, Japanese video art. Now - November 27: The Flower Fashioned. Now - June 4, 1995: Native American Pottery of the Southwest. Cost: $4 adults, $3 seniors, $2 students, free for mem bers and children 12 years and under. (704) 334-2000. NSFRE Meeting October 19, 11:45 a.m. Government Inn. Speaker: Holly Marion, North Carolina School of the Arts. Topic: Prospect Research. Buffet lunch included. Cost: $11 members, $15 nonmembers. For reservations, (704) 342-1100. CAPRA Meeting October 20, 12 noon. McDonald's Cafeteria. Monthly meeting of Carolina's Area Prospect Research Association. (910) 770-3334. Arts and Science Council Board Meeting October 26, 12 noon - 1:30 p.m. Arts and Science Council Board Room, Carillon Building. (704) 372- 9667. Bloody Reign of the Mad Miner Concord (Cabarrus County) October 29 and 31,7-11 p.m. Reed Gold Mine. Halloween event. Free. (704) 786-8337. Workshop: Planning Educational Programs October 31,9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m. registration). Holiday Inn Center City. "Planning and Presenting Outstanding Educational- Programs." How-to workshop for social workers, counselors, and non profit managers. Presenter: Kim Strom, School of Social Welfare, State University of New York, Albany. Cost: pre-registration $55, later $65. STATEWIDE Potato Project Program that provides freight and labor to get large, small and oddly shaped potatoes to helping agencies. Sponsor, St Society of St. Andrew. (919) 683-3011. TRIAD & CENTRAL PIEDMONT Sickle Cell Patient Conference Salisbury September 30, 4 - 9 p.m.. Days Inn; October 1, 8 a.m. - 5:15 p.m., Livingstone College auditorium. Workshops and speakers explore causes of Sickle Cell disease, current research on treatment methods, and effects of the disease on patients and families. Cost: $12.50 patients and family members, $30.00 others. Gail McClain, (919)715-3411. Spencer Steamiest Spencer October 8, 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. N.C. Transportation Museum. A cel ebration of transportation that includes a parade, car show and train rides. Free. (704) 636-2889. Colonial Living History Day Statesville October 9, 1 - 5 p.m. Fort Dobbs. Demonstration of the tasks of daily colonial life in the back country. Free. (704) 873-5866. NSFRE Meeting Colfax October 25, 12:30 p.m. Magnolia Manor. Panel discussion on capital and annual campaigns. Cost includes buffet lunch: $15 members, $17 nonmembers. (910) 722-2371. TRIANGL Morehead Planetarium Star Shows and Special Programs Chapel Hill Night and weekend programs throughout October: Sky Rambles, Seven Wonders of the Universe, Orion Rendezvous: A Star Trek Voyage of Discovery, The Little Star That Could, Using the Family Telescope, Taking Wing, and Stories by the Light of the Moon. For sched ule and tickets, (919) 549-6863. Pictorial Echoes of the Past Durham Now - October 27. Allenton Gallery, Durham Arts Council . Exhibit of photographs by award-win ning photojoumalist Alex Rivera. (919) 560-2787. Lecture Series Raleigh Thursdays in October, November. North Carolina Museum of Art. Series: "From Pyramids to Postmodern." An introduction to the museum's collections and the history of art. (919) 833-1935. 4th annual "Picnic in the Country" Hillsborough October 2, 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m. Host: Triangle Hospice. 5-k race, picnic and auction. Cost: $5 - $25 picnic, $5 - $11 race. RSVP, Gail Fairbanks, (919) 490-8480. Mock Tobacco Auction Durham October 2, 2 - 5 p.m. The Duke Homestead. Mock tobacco sale, tra ditional tobacco harvest crafts and refreshments. Free. (919) 477-5498. 1994 Carpathian Awards Research Triangle Park October 5, 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Marriott Hotel. Keynote speaker: Walteen Grady Truely, president. Women and Foundations/Corporate Philanthropy. Sponsor: N.C. Equity. Annual event recognizes those who advance the status of women in North Carolina. Cost: $50 per per son. Proceeds benefit N.C. Equity. Jan Nichols (919) 833-4055, x 28. Fall Gatherings at the National Humanities Center Research Triangle Park October 6, 4 p.m. National Humanities Center. " 'What's Love Got To Do With It?': The Social World of Antilynching Campaigner Ida B. Wells." A presentation by jour nalist and historian Paula Giddings. Free. (919) 549-0661. Fall Film Series Raleigh October 6, 13, and 20, 8 p.m. City Gallery of Contemporary Art. October 6, Mirage by Ernie Gehr and Palindrome by Hollis Frampton. October 13, The Loom by Stan Brakhage and 24 Frames Per Second by Takahiko limura. October 20, Haiti by Rudy Burckhardt and Money by Henry Hills. Cost: $4 each. Diane Pettus (919) 839-2077. Daniel Day-Lewis Film Series Raleigh October 7 - 29, Fridays at 7 p.m., 9 p.m.; Saturdays at 2:30 p.m. North Carolina Museum of Art auditorium. Day-Lewis films presented. Cost: series tickets, $7 museum members, $9 nonmembers; single tickets, $2.50 museum members, $3 non members. (919) 833-1935. The ArtsCenter Jazz Series Carrboro October 9, 7:30 p.m. Open jazz jam session, led by ArtsCenter Rhythm Section. Cost: $3, free for participating musicians. October 22, 8 p.m. Five New York Guitars Play Mingus and More con cert. Cost: $12 public, $11 seniors and students, $ 10 ArtsCenter friends. October 23, 2 p.m. Free workshop for guitarists conducted by a group of jazz guitarists. To sign up call, (919) 929-ARTS. Re-creating the Sauratown Woman Raleigh October 11,12 noon. N.C. Museum of History. Museum techni cian explains the making of the North Carolina Women Making History exhibit. (919) 733-5722. Raleigh Ensemble Players Raleigh October 14 - October 30. Gallery 2, Artspace. Raleigh Ensemble Players present "Dark Rapture" by Eric Overmyer. Cost: $50 REP sub scription provides tickets to “Dark Rapture" and four other plays. (919) 832-9607. New York, New York: Recent Cityscapes Raleigh October 15 - February 12, 1995. North Carolina Museum of Art. Exhibition of 18 paintings by four artists with New York City os the cen tral theme. October 16, 3 p.m.: Yvonne Jacquette discusses her work in "New York, New York." Free. (919) 833-1935. NSFRE Meeting Durham October 20, 12 noon. Holiday Inn, Page Road. Topic: Small shop issues. Cost: $15 members, $17 nonmem bers. Sarah Terhune, (919) 968- 8819. Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work Research Triangle Park October 22 - 26. Sheraton Imperial Hotel and Convention Thomas Wolfe Festival Asheville September 29 - October 3. Thomas Wolfe Memorial. Commemoration of Wolfe's life and writings through drama, music, tours and lectures. Free. (704) 253-8304. Center. Topic: "Transcending Boundaries — People, Places and Time." Keynote speaker: Andrew Grove, president, Intel. (919) 962- 1869/1780. Workshop: Planning Educational Programs Chapel Hill October 28, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m. registration). The Friday Center, UNC-Chapel ffill. "Planning and Presenting Outstanding Educational Programs." How-to workshop for social workers, coun selors, and nonprofit managers. Presenter: Kim Strom, professor at the School of Social Welfare, State University of New York, Albany. Cost: pre-registration $55, later $65. WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA Thomas Wolfe Festival Asheville September 29 - October 3. Thomas Wolfe Memorial. Commemoration of Wolfe's life and writings through drama, music, tours and lectures. Free. (704) 253-8304. NSFRE Meeting Asheville October 19, 12 noon. Raddison Hotel. Speaker: Robert Kendrick, Director of Business Development, Asheville Chamber of Commerce. Topic: "Economic Development in Western North Carolina." Cost: $10 members, $15 nonmembers. John Pfaff, (704) 255-3184. NSFRE meeting Boone October 20, 11:45 a.m. Broyhill Inn and Conference Center, Appalachia State University. Speaker: Marsha Crites, Senior Associate/Western Regional Representative, North Carolina Community Foundation. Topic; "The Community Foundation Movement." Cost: $10. Tom Lawson, (704)-262- 2207. Fundraising Seminar Maggie Valley October 25. 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Maggie Valley Resort and Country Club. "Raising Funds and Friends Through Special Events." Seminar for North Carolina nonprofit leaders. Sponsors: Haywood County Community Foundation and the North Carolina Community Foundation. Cost: $50, includes lunch. Proceeds benefit Women's Fund of North Carolina. Marsha Crites, (704)586-4616. OUTSIDE NG October 23-25. The Drake Hotel, Chicago, Illinois. Independent Sector annual meeting. "Building Bridges: Celebrating All of the People of Our Sector." National meeting for non profit staff members, board members and volunteers. Cost; pre-registration members $375, late members $425, non-members $550. (202) 223- 8100. NOVEMBER Junior Achievement's North Carolina Business Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Charlotte November 2, 6:15 p.m. Adam's Mark Hotel. 1994 induction ceremo ny of the North Carolina Business Laureates. Black tie dinner. Speaker: James L. Hebe, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Freightliner Corporation. Cost; $175 per person, $ 1,280 per table of eight. (704) 536-9668. Southeastern Council on Foundations Meeting Charlotte November 9-11. Omni Charlotte Hotel. Becky Weaver, (404) 524- 0911. SECCA Exhibits Winston-Salem Now - December 4: Joe Walters' exhibition focused on ecological issues'. Now - December 11: .Young's paintings of street life in Miami, Fla. Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art. (910) 725-1904. Workshop: Fundraising for Nonprofits Chapel Hill November 2, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m. registration). The Friday Center, UNC-Chapel Hill."Fund raising for Nonprofit Organizations." Workshop explores fundraising meth ods and strategies for nonprofits. Presenters: Elizabeth Benefield, direc tor of development for the UNC-CH School of Social Work; Richard L. Edwards, dean of the UNC-CH School of Social Work. Cost: pre registration $55,Jater $65. National Philanthropy Day Chapel Hill November 15, 12 noon. George Watts Alumni Center. NSFRE Luncheon event includes presentation of 1994 awards for outstanding fundraising and philanthropy. Tickets: $25. RSVP by November 9. Dave Huffine, (919),515-2846. , seminars, woft- steps) ani R.S.V.P. (fandtaisets) items afediieie fiffh wotfeng dayef tb ntotttli, Fet Mple, if:piF«»nrisinJune,» need rtertnofion rtietefivedoysof it?; fb Journal will print as ffl0tiy items ns spsffi pwnits. Col (?1 836-2882 fe for®. R.S.V.P. Rex Hospital Centennial Celebration Raleigh October 1,8 p.m. Raleigh Memorial Auditorium. Singer Margaret Whiting and actor Ira David Wood will be featured in a presentation of "Rex & Raleigh: Forever a Family." Tickets: $15, $20, $25. (919) 831-6060. Raleigh Crop Walk Raleigh October 2, 2 p.m. Meredith College. Sponsor: Church World Service, Durham. Benefits Church World Service international service projects and local agencies that feed the hungry. (919)832-2709. 17th Annual SECCA Santa Winston-Salem October 5, 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.; October 6, 9:30 a.m..- 5 p.m.; October 7, 9:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.; October 8, 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA). Over 40 shops and boutiques for early holiday shopping, children's art exhibit, fash ion show. Sponsor: Mercedes-Benz of North America Inc. and Bob Neill Inc. Benefits SECCA's art education programs and exhibits. Cost: $15 opening night reception, $5 other events. Laura Zins, (910) 725-1904. Children's Fall Clothing Sale Raleigh October 7, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; October 8, 9 o.m. - 6 p.m.; and October 9, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Tower Shopping Center (beside Food Lion). Like-new fall and winter children's clothing is sold on consignment. Benefits the Junior Women's Club of Raleigh Inc. Those interested in con signing clothing should call (919) 870-8080. Wake County American Heart Walk Raleigh October 8, 8:30 a.m. Meredith College. Sponsor: Raleigh Community Hospital. Benefits the Wake County Division of American Heart Association. (919) 783-7853. Walk for Hope Raleigh October 9, 8 a.m. The Angus Bam. Sponsors include American Airlines, The News & Observer and Cablevision. Benefits The Foundation of Hope. (919) 783-1842. Antique Car Show Spencer October 15, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Exhibition of antique and classic cars from 1900-1960 to highlight the regional meeting for Antique Automobile Clubs of America at the N.C. Transportation Museum. Cost; $1 donation. (704) 636-2889. RESULTS $83,817 for the Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina. Lowes Foods Third Annual Golf Tournament, August 17, Clemmons. $500 in school supplies for Friends of the Wake County Guardian ad Litem Program. Back-To-School Project, August 15 - 19, Raleigh.
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