ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT
Ymani to Bring Caribbean Sounds Close to Home
Music is one of the true vehi
cles of relaxation. When our lives
become too hectic a simple song, a
? soulful spiritual, or an uplifting tune
can relieve our burden if only for a
moment. Music played outside
offers soothing powers on a refresh
ing evening. This summer we can
find great pleasure in listening to
music under the great open sky.
Imani will bring the sweet
sounds of the Caribbean close to
home on Friday. June 17th at 6:30
p.m. The sounds of ,reggae add a
carefree feeling to the night air.
ACCES. SECCA's volunteer orga
nization, will host this evening of
music by the lake. For more mfor
maiion. call 725-1904. '
To continue this renewal .
. ' I ' ' ? ? ' : ?' , ''
process throughout the summer. The
Arts Council in conjunction with
The City of Winston-Salem sponsor
two outdoor concert series. "Outta
the Bag" and "Evening in the
ented musicians bring a fresh twist
to lunch. Music ranging from classi
cal to rock.-', and jazz to reggae will
be offered at Winston Square Park
through the month of June. In July
By CHERYL HARRY
Arts Reach
Neighborhood".
the' soul you can attend "Outta the
Bag" noon time concerts for free.
The sounds of the Triad's most tal
the concert series will rotate: Mon
day at Winston Square ParkT Tues
day at the Winston-Salem Visitors
Cenier/City Market, and Wednesday
at the Strollway on Fourth Street
(across from Dewey's Bakery).
"Evenings in the Neighbor
hood" is reminiscent of the days
when strolling the streets and spend
ing time with your neighbors was a
tradition. During the months of July,
August and September musicians of
all kinds will perform in various
parts of our community. The con- ?
certs are held on Monday and
Wednesday at 7 p.m. and are free
and open to the public. Contract The
Arts Council, 722-2585. for sched
uling information.
From the beginning of time,,
music has soothed the .-.very heart of
the savage beast. In today's society,
we' all need to be soothed by joyful
noise. Make the choice to be
renewed, refreshed and relaxed.
ARIES: (March 21-April 20)
Swift thinking will help you meet
any opposition you encounter in the
workplace during the week. Any
independent research you begin will
be rewarding in the long-run. You -
may be feeling a bit depressed due
to minor tensions at home - work
things out now.
TAURUS t (April 21 - May 21)
Discjjss any ideas for progress and
greater satisfaction in your career
with someone >vhose advise you
trust. There is an opportunity at a
distance which may be worth con
sidering. Make an effort to stay irt
contact with a few old friends with
whom vou've shared much.
GEMINI: (May 22 ? J line 2 1 1
There is a job opportunity which
you had previously looked into
which may materialize into aft offer
ihis week. It's time to make the
decision, and now you have a bit
more leverage. A new romance will
lift your spirits and get you to start
thinking about forever.
CANCER: (June 22 - July 23)
Use your knowledge for the benefit
of friends and family members. If
you are well prepared, the results
will be obvious. Don't let jealousy
and possessiveness undermine voui\
pnmarx love relationship. Situations
this week will strengthen ties with a
lover.
LEO: (July 24- August 23)
A cycle of sell -improvement will
hff'in Lhi^ w cilL Your -nund _i s
incredibly active and >our powers of
concentration are great Make the
extra effort to spend a little more
time with a loved one. Luck seems
to he with you and a major accom
plishment will be rewarded.
VIRGO: (August 24 - September
23) :
Tell your lover exactly what's on
your mind, for the deep feelings you
have need to be shared. Your pro
duction level at work is high and
> i > n r skills will be highlighted
Friends will play an important role
in your everyday life for the. next
se\eral weeks.
LIBRA: (September 24 - October
23)
l.uck seems to be. with you all
ueek. so take advantage of it and
pla\ your hunches. Plan your next
several days and try to sta\ on
schedule in order to be as efficient
as possible. Romance with your
partner will be more than delightful.
Relax and recoup in the evening.
SCORPIO: (October 24 - Novem
ber 22) -
It will be easy to express your
thoughts and feelings this week.
Since you get along with just' about
everyone, use this to your advan
tage. Be careful about any spending
.you will be doing - resist any
impulses to buy the first thing you
see. dp some comparison shopping.
SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. 23 - Dec.
21)
You naturally have great insight and
practical ideas and it's time to put
these pluses to good use. especially
ir>\\the workplace. Pay attention to
details.* watch and learn from others.
Any knowledge you acquire will
benefit you greatly in the very near ,
future.
will be very productive this week.
There seems to be great rapport
between the young and the'old.
cooperation abounds. It's time to
assert yourself and air your own
ideas. Luck comes your way if you
are willing to take a chance.
AQUARIUS: (Jfui. 21 - Feb. 19)
Play your hunches - it looks like you"
might be-in the right place at the
right time. Talk over any career
plans with someone you consider a
mentor. Any pressure in the work
place will be alleviated with cheer-,
ful perseverence. Save time for a
good friend. v
PISCES: (Feb. 20 - March 20)
Family and travel are highlighted
this week. It's an especially good
time to get in touch with friends,
even those who live far awav. lYou
work which was not planned in
order to finish what you had started.
Balance work and home.
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The 17th Triad Motorcycle Rally
Omega By The Lake Country Club
Greensboro, NC (same location) June 17 & 18, 1994
ANOTHER ALL DAY, ALL MIGHT AFFAIR ~
Music By Friday Night Dance
Mn Bill's Productions ? & Fish Fry
Don't Miss This Day of Fun With The Suns
: ? Trophy - Awards ? , :
...... INCLUDES ,
Best Dressed Bikes ? 10 Classes ? 25 Trophies ? Truck- Van Contest
FIELDS DAY
Most Participant Club ? Longest Distance Club ? Best Dress Club ? Hairy Chest
Contest ? Wet T-shirt Contest ? Cash-Prize
THE 1ST ANNUAL TRIAD
The World's Mpst Famous DJ
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COASTERS
SPECIAL GUEST.
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McCOYS
With Former Lead
Singer TOM QUICK
LJVAi COLISEUM
SATURDAY - JUNE 111 ? 7 PM
Tickets Available at the Coliseum Box Office & TicketMaster Centers
$10 Advance ? $12.50 Day of ? Discounts for Students & Senior Citizens
To Charge by Phone: Call 722-6400 (W/S) or852*1100 (GSO)
For Additional Information, Call 725-5635
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