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Thursday, April 13, 1989 - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Page 9A
ARTS
BLUES LEGACY/ A 50-plece
photo exhibit by photo-
documentarlan James Alexan
der at the Afro-American Cultu
ral Center Simday, April 2 - 30.
The Center Is locat^ at 401
N. Myers St. Call 374-1565 for
more Information.
THE UBIQUITOUS GALLERY,
LTD./ 422 N. Church St. Fine art
and prints by African-American
artists. Open Tues. - Sat, 10 a.m.
- 6 p.m.; Sun.,. 2-6 p.m. Call
(704) 376-6944, for more Infor
mation.
REBEL INTO THE WILDER
NESS: PRESBYTERIAN EDUCA
TION FOR BLACKS 1867 -1989/
The Hezeklah Homeslte and His
tory Museum exhibit, focusing
on Johnson C. Smith University
and Its network of private feeder
schools. Will run through Mr^ 7
at the museum, 3500 Shamrock
Dr. Open Tues. - FrI., 10 a.m. - 5
p.m.: Sat. & Sun., 2-5 p.m. Adm.
Is free.
CLUBS/NIGHTUFE
Mr. PEE's/ Freedom Village
Shopping Center, 2953 Freedom
Dr. Call (704) 392-2548.
EXCELSIOR CLUB/ 921 Beat-
ties Ford Rd. Call (704) 391-
1911.
KINGS AND QUEENS/ 119 S.
Brevard At. Ladles Night, Thurs
days.
IN FOCUS/ 1936 E. Seventh
St. Jazz music nightly. Op)en
Tues. - Sun at 5 p.m. Call (704)
347-0789 or 0799 for more In
formation or reservations.
THE PTERODACTYL CLUB/
1600 Freedom Dr. Call (704)
324-3400.
DOUBLE DOOR INN/ 218 E. In
dependence. Reggae & Blues acts.
Variable cover. Call (704) 376-
1446.
THE JAZZ CELLAR/ 330 North
Tryon St. Showtlmes: Wednes
day and Thursday, 9 & 12 p.m.;
Friday and Saturday, 9 & 1 p.m.
Call 332-3663 for more Infor
mation.
ST. MARK'S/ 2401 WUklnson
Blvd. Call (704) 375-8828.
CONCERTS
LARNELLE HARRIS/ Sunday,
April 30, 5:45 p.m. at the Mulber
ry Baptist Church. Admission Is
free. A $3 donation Is suggested.
Call (704) 399-4500 for ticket In
formation.
BULIPEST '89/ Kid & Hay, EU.
and Klara in concert at the Gra
dy Cole Center Saturday, April
15, 8 p.m. Tickets: $8 for non
students and $5 for students,
available at JCSU and Shazada
Records and Tape locations.
FESTIVALS
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ & HERI
TAGE/ One of the world's grea-
tests events presents Its 20th an
nual celebration April 28 - May
7. Almost 3,000 musicians, lo
cal artists as well as special
guest stars from around the
world, play for more than
300,000 people over ten days.
For ticket Information, call
(504) 568-0251.
HAMPTON JAZZ/ early sum
mer jazz fest held at the Hamp
ton, Va. coliseum June 23-25.
Weekends tickets available at
usual TTcketron outlets. Ticket
prices: $22.50 & $19.10 per per
son. Call (804) 838-4203 for
more Information.
LECTURES
DRUMS. HOLLERS, SHOUTS &
HORNS/ a four-part music series
about the circle of African-
American music, each Sunday
beginning April 2 at the Afro-
American Cultural Center, 401
N. Myers St. This Sunday , April
16, live gospel performance with
a lecture by Dr. WlUlam T. Dar-
gan on Afro-American Sacred
music from spirituals to gospel.
Call 374-1565 for more Infor
mation.
CIVIL RIGHTS IN CHAR.-
MECK./ A panel discussion on
the history of civil rights In
Charlotte-Mekclenburg Is sched
uled for 12:30 p.m. Thursday,
April 20, In room 200 of UNCC's
Denny Bldg. Free and open to the
public, the event Is sponsored by
the university's Afro-American
and African studies department.
Call Dr. Margaret Dwight at 547-
2366 for more Information.
UTERARY
BLACK WRITERS SPEAK/ Da
vid Bradley (author of The Cha-
neysvllle Incident) and the win
ners of the first competition for
black writers, sponsored by the
Black Writers' Program, will
read from their work and talk
about the writing life on Wed
nesday, April 26, 6 p.m., at the
Afro-American Cultural Center,
401 N. Myers St. Gloree Rogers,
another author, will also be
present.
PLAYS
LINE/ a play by Isreal Horo-
vltx presented by the Twilight
Stage Company at Jonathan's
Jazz Cellar, 330 N. Tryon St.
The play Is a satire about being
first. Performances April 12-15,
19-22 at 8 p.m. Adm: $6. Call
(704) 334-8478 or 525-1978 for
more Information.
SOCIALS
AN EVENING UNDER THE
STARS/ The Charlotte Civic
League Is sponsoring this social
gathering Friday, May 13, fea
turing cocktails and live jazz.
Adm: $15/ person. Call Elliot
Lynch at 364-0808 or Michelle
Thomas at 394-8984 for more
Information.
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