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MARCH 2008
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Note: Dates and Events subject to change. Please
contact individual venues
to
confirm dates and times **
March 1 - 9
(Thursdays – Sundays)
The Lady with All the
Answers
This play is drawn from the life and letters of Ann Landers
with the cooperation of Margo Howard. Ann Landers has answered questions
from the American public about everything from sibling rivalry to nude
housekeeping, but when she faces a column addressing her own heartbreak we
learn as much about ourselves as this American icon who shaped the social
landscape of the last half century.
ART Station
www.artstation.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3342
March 1 – 23
(Tuesdays –
Saturdays)
Works of Spivey
Creations
These works by Spivey Creations are beautiful,
thought-provoking, and wildly imaginative. Specializing in metal welding,
modern artist Derrick Spivey combines these elements in a fascinating and
intriguing way.
ART Station
www.artstation.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3342
March 1 - 23
(Tuesdays –
Saturdays)
The Artists of Pine
Lake
Come enjoy works on display by artists of Pine Lake. The
community is home to many talented and varied artists who thrive in a
tight-knit community where public green spaces and the lake are a focal
point.
ART Station
www.artstation.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3342
March 1 - 28
(Mondays – Saturdays)
Family Stories and
Others: Mixed Media Works by Carla House
This collection of works by Carla House combines watercolor
and collage techniques and employs the use of symbolism and metaphors to
weave the stories together.
Callanwolde Fine Arts
Center
www.callanwolde.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3344
March 1 - 31
(Tuesdays – Sundays)
Anne Frank in the
World: 1929 – 1945 Exhibit
The largest of its kind in the world, this exhibit is a
presentation of over 600 photographs and 8,000 words reminding visitors
about the Holocaust through Anne Frank’s story. The exhibition chronicles
the life of Anne Frank as told through her famous diary as the Nazi rise to
power was unfolding around her. Combating bigotry, prejudice and hatred in
today’s society are just some of the goals of this truly unique and moving
exhibition, housed in the DeKalb History Center located in the Old
Courthouse on the Square in downtown Decatur.
DeKalb History Center
www.dekalbhistory.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3425
March 1 - May 4
In the Dark
Photography Exhibit
The dark—it’s often a place of mystery. Sometimes scary, but
at the same time intriguing, darkness seems to beckon exploration. Discover
the natural environments of darkness and the unique life forms that inhabit
them as you journey into the night, beneath the ground, inside caves and
deep under the sea through a combination of hands-on interactives and
immersive dioramas to reveal what thrives “In the Dark.”
Fernbank
Museum of Natural History
www.fernbankmuseum.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3354
March 2
An Evening of Chamber
Music with LYRA
This event welcomes the talents of all adult amateur and
professional musicians in Atlanta who would like an opportunity to gather to
read, play and perform Chamber Music. This event provides exposure to a wide
variety of chamber music literature to stimulate sensitive ensemble playing,
and to create awareness of the elements of fine musicianship through
sight-reading, listening and performing.
Calllanwolde
Fine Arts Center
www.callanwolde.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
334
March 7
Family Storytelling:
Emerging Voices
Celebrate the power of storytelling as Callanwolde showcases
the Atlanta area’s best stories, storytellers and storytelling traditions.
Led by series coordinator, Bev Center, audiences will enjoy a diverse group
of professional and student storytellers as they entertain audiences with
tales for all ages.
Callanwolde
Fine Arts Center
www.callanwolde.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3344
March 10 – June 4
(Mondays – Fridays)
Picturing Health:
Norman Rockwell and the Art of Illustration
Organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum, this exhibit features original
paintings by Norman Rockwell that inspired Americans to view themselves and
their physicians with optimism, and presented the notion that health is
affected as much by our emotional lives as by our physical well–being. The
outstanding Rockwell paintings explore the doctor/patient relationship and
the importance of physical fitness and health and healing across the
generations. They are accompanied by original works exploring similar themes
of health and well-being by twenty of today’s most prominent visual artists,
including Georgia-based illustrators.
Center for Disease
Control and Prevention
www.cdc.gov/gcc/exhibit
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3501
March 12
Poetry Reading
Join two amazing poets (TBA) as Callanwolde celebrates the
art and performance of poetry with readings the unique setting of the
Callanwolde Conservatory.
Calllanwolde
Fine Arts Center
www.callanwolde.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3344
The World Goes Round
- A Musical Revue
March 14 - April 13
(Thursdays - Sundays)
Life, with all its glories, indignities, hopes and quiet
dreams, is the subject of this stunning revue of the beloved songs of John
Kander and Fred Ebb.
The vast range of human experience is explored in song after
impeccable song by one of Broadway's most daring and successful teams and
from the heart-grabbing Broadway showstopper. This glittering revue features
unforgettable gems from throughout their incredible career in theatre, film
and television, spotlighting songs from Cabaret; Chicago;
New York, New York; Funny Lady; Kiss of the Spiderwoman
and more.
Stage Door Players
www.stagedoorplayers.net
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3369
March 28
Tango Night with
Tango-Rio
Learn about the rhythm and movement of Argentine Tango and
how to focus on connecting with the music and your partner. After the
introductory lesson from Tango Rio, try your new moves at an open tango
party. Partners are not necessary.
Calllanwolde
Fine Arts Center
www.callanwolde.org
1-866-633-5252 ext.
3344
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