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FRIDAY, MAY 13
WHISKEY PINES LIVE
PADDY'S IRISH PUBLIC HOUSE
Whiskey Pines is an acoustic collective
of top-tier musicians. The Whiskey Pines'
sound is best described as acoustic rock
with a touch of folk and classic rock licks. They cover music from the 60s to
today with their own acoustic spin, including several medleys to keep the energy
going and less downtime between songs. Whiskey Pines are currently playing
150 or more shows per year at clubs, private parties, restaurants, bars, theme
parks, festivals and special events. See them play at Paddy's Irish Public House
at 2606 Raeford Road, Suite B. Call, 910-568-5654, for additional information.
SATURDAY, MAY 14
MORE THAN A BODY
BELMONT VILLAGE
2 p.m. – 4 p.m.
This exhibit focuses on 10 women, 10
portraits and 10 stories. The exhibit is designed to help attendees appreciate
the uniqueness and diversity around them; to see the courage in exposing
their own vulnerabilities and sharing inner pilgrimages; to inspire others and
make them feel they are not alone. To see that, no matter how we look, we
are More Than A Body. In the spirit of Coco Chanel who said, "Beauty begins
the moment you decide to be yourself," this exhibit is intended to encourage
visitors to take a deeper look. The event will be held outside, weather permit
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ting. In the instance of bad weather, it will relocate inside to Henrietta's Room.
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by by The Arts
Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
SATURDAY, MAY 14
3-D AND FIELD ARCHERY
LAKE RIM PARK
9 a.m. – noon
Archery skills will be tested by using a 3-D
target for practice. Field archery will be
introduced as participants shoot at 3-D
and paper animal targets through the trees of a small area of woods. Previous
archery experience is required. This event is intended for children 8 and older
adults are welcome, too. Register early as space is limited and registration costs
$5. For additional information and to register call, 910-433-1018.
PARTY AT JAY'S
SYSTEL BUILDING, 11TH FLOOR
6:45 p.m.
Nick Carraway arrives at Jay Gatsby's es-
tate for a night of jazz, dancing and hooch
- what unfolds around him is a thrilling tale
of forlorn lovers. Conceived and developed by local artists, Party at Jay's is set
in New York in 1922. Taken from pages of F. Scott Fitzgerald's American classic
"The Great Gatsby," the Party at Jay's is told through interactive staging where
the audience are the guests at Jay's. Jay's is the hottest spot from the roaring
'20s — featuring new and exciting arrangements of jazz standards and an origi-
nal score by composer and Sweet Tea Shakespeare Company member Sarah
Chapman, which fuses period and contemporary orchestrations. Visit https://
sweetteashakespeare.com/ for ticket information.
FAMILY FLY FISHING WORKSHOP
PECHMANN EDUCATION CENTER
6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
This workshop teaches families with
children the basic skills needed to go fish-
ing. The workshop is a hands-on learning
experience for all, to include fishing on the center's stocked ponds. Families will
learn how to set up and cast a fishing rod; how to tie a basic fishing knot; how
to catch a fish; catch and release fishing methods; and how to properly handle
a fish. Visit https://www.ncwildlife.org/Learning/Education-Centers/Pechmann/
Event-Registration.
MONDAY, MAY 17
SATURDAY, MAY 14
CITY MARKET AT THE MUSEUM
FAYETTEVILLE HISTORY MUSEUM
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
City Market at the Museum is a year-round,
open-air market featuring local produce
and artisans. Typical offerings include
blended teas, handmade pottery, soaps, soy candles, glass beaded jewelry, tye
dyes, handblown glass, crystals, watercolors, custom designs, cookies, muffins,
specialty coffee, music and much more.
9:30 p.m.
SUNDAY, MAY 15
SATURDAY, MAY 14
WEDDING EXPO
DIRTY WHISKEY CRAFT
COCKTAIL BAR
Noon – 4 p.m.
Join Dirtbag Ales for Dirty Whiskey's first
Wedding Expo. Attending are varieties of
vendors for both the bride and groom to peruse. Tickets are $7 at www.eventbri-
te.com/e/dirty-whiskey-wedding-expo-tickets-310611817307 or purchase tickets
with cash on the day of the event. Dirty Whiskey is craft cocktail bar that focuses
on in-house fusions combined with locally sourced spirits, with a common goal:
Have fun while making great cocktails. Dirty Whiskey Craft Cocktail Bar is still
accepting applications for both vendors and sponsors. For more information
email info@dirtywhiskeyinc.com.
PLANETARIUM
GRAND REOPENING
FSU PLANETARIUM
7 p.m., 8 p.m.
The Planetarium now has ten digital pro-
jectors to cover the entire dome. Visitors
can now see not just the stars here but can fly all over the Solar System and
beyond. There are new seats and a renovated building. Afterward, there will
be telescopes outside to view the total lunar eclipse, weather permitting. The
partial phase of the eclipse starts at 10:30 p.m., and the moon will be covered
completely at 11:30 p.m. No tickets are required for the eclipse itself. Tickets
can be purchased by visiting https://www.uncfsu.edu/community/planetarium.
Read more on page 17.
SUNDAY, MAY 15
