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THURSDAY, APRIL 26 FORBIDDEN, BANNED AND SILENCED: A HISTORY OF CENSORSHIP IN CLASSICAL MUSIC in the Pate Room at the Cumberland County Head- quarters Library at 7 p.m. Join William Henry Curry, the resi- dent conductor and Summerfest artistic director of the N.C. Sym- phony, as he investigates the controversies and compromises of a life in the arts.
FORT BRAGG FAIR at the Fort Bragg Fair Grounds. Times and ticket prices vary. For more information, visit www.fort- braggmwr.com/fair.
FRIDAY, APRIL 27 ON GOLDEN POND on stage at the Cape Fear Regional Theatre. The show stars Founding Artistic Director Bo Thorp and Bill Chris- topher of MASH fame. The show is directed by the new Artistic Director Tom Quaintance. For show times, tickets and informa- tion, visit www.cfrt.org or call the box offi ce 323-4233.
4TH FRIDAY in downtown Fayetteville. Celebrate the arts at this art crawl featuring, music, art and more. The event begins at 5 p.m. For more information, visit www.theartscouncil.com/ fourthmain.php.
OPUS II: A BENEFIT FOR THE FSU DEPARTMENT OF PERFORMING AND FINE ARTS FEATURING DI- ANNE REEVES at Seabrook Audi- torium on the campus of FSU. The event begins at 8 p.m. For tickets and information, call the FSU Box Offi ce at 672-1724.
GRETCHEN WILSON opens the Dogwood Festival at Festival Park. For tickets and information, visit www.faydogwoodfestival.com.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, APRIL 28-29
THE DOGWOOD FESTIVAL is a spectacular three day street festival with local and national entertain- ers, arts and crafts vendors, and the Partnership's KidStuff, sponsored by the Partnership for Children of
Cumberland County. Over the years, the festival has maintained a philosophy of "Something for Everyone." Along with the three day street festival in Fayetteville's Festival Park, the festival has remained an umbrella for local events. On Saturday, the Spin Doctors and Eve6 will perform. For more information about the festival, visit www.faydogwood- festival.com. signifi cance of the War of 1812.
ON GOLDEN POND on stage at the Cape Fear Regional Theatre. The show stars Founding Artistic Director Bo Thorp and Bill Chris- topher of MASH fame. For show more information, visit www.cfrt. org or call the box offi ce 323-4233.
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