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Inside Fayetteville APRIL 20 — MAY 16 "On Golden Pond" Having received critical and popular acclaim on and off Broadway, "On Golden Pond," is coming to the Cape Fear Regional Theatre. Information 910.323.4233; www.cfrt.org. MAY 1 — MAY 31 31 Day Salute is A month-long celebration of perfor- mances, ceremonies, exhibits and ac- tivities to show appreciation, respect and support for those who serve and have served in our armed forces. Information: www.31daysalute.com. MAY 1 — MAY 31 "A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline" A musical tribute to Patsy Cline taking place on the banks of Cape Fear River. Information: www.cfrt. org; 910.323.4233. MAY 3 CARE Clinic's "Toast of the Town" The CARE Clinic's 12th Annual Toast of the Town wine tasting and raffle will be held in the Holiday Inn Bordeaux ballroom. Tickets are $40 per person. Information: www. thecareclinic.org; 910.485.0555. MAY 4 African Children's Choir The African Children's Choir will perform at Horace Sisk Gymnasium at Fayetteville Technical Community College. The concert is free to the public. Information: 910.678.8209; www.faytechcc.edu. 46 | May/June • 2012 MAY 5 "Viva Italia" The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra presents "Viva Italia" at Fayetteville State University. Dis- cover how Romantic-era composers from across Europe turned Italian beginnings into a world of sounds. Information: www.ncsymphony.org/ events; 919.733.2750, ext. 401. MAY 5 Duck Derby As many as 20,000 rubber ducks will race down the Cape Fear River in support of Fayetteville Urban Ministry and several other local non-profit organizations. This event will feature food, vendors and live entertainment. Information: www. fayettevilleduckderby.com. MAY 6 The David Varnadoe Greenwing Adventure Kids up to 17 years old are invited to this Ducks Unlimited sponsored event to learn about fishing and con- servation. The $25 fee grants each participant a rod and reel, tackle, t-shirt, hat and a one year member- ship to DU's Greenwing. MAY 9 Esperanza Spalding Having won a Grammy last year for Best New Artist, Esperanza Spald- ing, is bringing her signature blend of jazz, folk, world and chamber music to the Carolina Theatre, May 9. Information: www.carolina theatre.org. MAY 11 Spring Concert Series Enjoy an intimate outdoor natural setting as music fills the evening sky. Bring your blanket or lawn chairs. Food and beverages are available for purchase from the Cafe Cart (outside food is not permitted in the Garden). Free admission for Garden members. The Coconut Groove Band will be playing. Information: www. capefearbg.org. MAY 11—12 U.S. Army Soldier Show A high-energy live musical produc- tion that showcases the talents of active duty soldiers, selected by audition from throughout the Army. They are amateur artists who have a passion for music, dance and performing. The show is assembled in five weeks, and then tours for six months. Admission is free. Informa- tion: www.armymwr.com. MAY 12 Urban Farm Day Sustainable Sandhills' 4th Annual Urban Farm Day is a great way to learn small scale farming and gar- dening techniques with demonstra- tions at the Fayetteville Community Garden at the corner of VanStory and Mann Streets. Information: brendaj@sustainablesandhills.org. MAY 16 Wine 101 Class Back by popular demand, The Wine Cafe downtown will hold a Wine 101 class. Cost is $35 per person

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