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Charlotte Folk Society Gathering

7:30 p.m., Feb. 10: The Flat Possum Hoppers, old- time early country music stringband. Great Aunt Stella Center, 926 Elizabeth Ave., uptown Charlotte.


American Heart Associations 54th Annual Greater Charlotte Heart Ball

The American Heart Associations 54th Annual Greater Charlotte Heart Ball is the oldest black-tie event in the metro area and continues to be a long- standing tradition for many. The event is chaired by Kevin Henry, a Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, Lance Inc. and is sure to be a night to remember filled with dinner, dancing, and both a silent and a live auction!

Cost: N/A

Dates: " 2/11/2012 from 06:00 PM

NASCAR Hall of Fame
400 East Martin Luther King Drive
Charlotte, NC


The 20th Annual Johnson Valentine Bash

The 20th Annual Johnson Valentine Bash will be held at Snug Harbor on Saturday February 11, 2012. The party will feature music by Hardcore Lounge and DJ's. All proceeds will benefit RAIN (Regional Aids Interfaith Network). It will last from 9pm-2am and will cost 7 dollars.

Cost: $7.00

Dates: " 2/11/2012 from 09:00 PM to 02:00 AM

Snug Harbor
1228 Gordon Street
704-333-9799
Charlotte, NC


Guys' Night

Only 4 days left to Valentine's Day! Wooden Stone Gallery is hosting a special pre- Valentine's Day Guys Night to help you survive the holiday. We'll be serving wine as we help last-minute gift-grabbers with our Valentines Day Gift Guide.

Saturday, February 11th 2012

4:00pm to 6:00pm

FREE event

Cost: FREE Dates: 2/11/2012 from 04:00 PM to 06:00 PM

Wooden Stone Gallery
445 South Main Street
704-892-1449
Davidson, NC


Showcase of Woodcarvings 2012

Noon-4 p.m., Saturday Feb. 18, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Sunday Feb. 19: Approximately 600 woodcarvings from six Southeastern states exhibited. Cash awards. Tom Wolfe Carving Traditions is the theme. Carving Competitions and mini- seminars held. Woodcarving supplies available. Sponsored by the Charlotte Woodcarvers Club. Free and open to the public. Marion Diehl Recreation Center, 2219 Tyvola Road, Charlotte. Questions, call 704-544-2417.


Loving a prodical - Saturday Morning Seminar

Central Church Life Care Center Presents: Saturday Seminar February 25, 2012 - 8:45 AM  12:30 PM Loving A Prodigal Dr. Robert Dodd, PsyD & Cindi Dodd, MA, LPC Register Early -- Limited Enrollment Most every Christian has someone they love who has turned away from the God who loves them. Parents of wayward children especially suffer as they deal with conflicting emotions of anger, guilt, and confusion in grieving the rejection of a child who once ran to their arms for protection. On the other hand, some children long for the unconditional love, security and enjoyment of parents who believe and trust in the God they serve. Couples also struggle when theyre not on the same page spiritually. Siblings and friends lose the unity in their relationship when one of them rejects the Christian lifestyle. The Dodds will offer numerous ideas on what to do while trusting God to work, helpful teachings about how to deal with the pain, and powerful stories of answered prayer. They will also share their own journey as parents of prodigal children and what they learned about hope and peace in the midst of pain. (Light Refreshments Served.) Meeting Location: 5500 Randolph Road To register, visit www.centralchurchofgod.org/lif ecare or call 704.365.6112

Cost: $25.00

Dates: " 2/25/2012 from 08:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Central Church Life Care Center
5500 Randolph Road
704-365-6112
Charlotte, NC


God in Southern Story and Song....,BR.
Author / educator / musician Susan Ketchin explores the role of music and religion in the works of great Southern authors and Southern culture. Free public North Carolina Humanities Council Road Scholars event presented by Gaston County Public Library. Appropriate for adults and high school students. No reservations required for individuals or families; advance reservations required for organized groups. Information: 704-868-2164 / Dial 4. (bad weather date - March 10)

Cost: free

Dates: " 3/3/2012 from 02:00 PM to 03:00 PM

Gaston County Public Library
1555 East Garrison Boulevard
704-868-2164 x4
Gastonia, NC


Sleeping Beauty

Sleeping Beautys timeless tale of a beautiful princess, a dashing prince and the triumph of good over evil with a single kiss has delighted audiences for years. NC Dance Theatre is thrilled to perform Sleeping Beauty for the first time, with choreography by Jean- Pierre Bonnefoux, gorgeous costumes, magical sets and Tchaikovskys unforgettable score. Take your family on a whimsical journey to an enchanted kingdom, as this beloved childhood story is sure to leave audiences of all ages feeling happily ever after.

Cost: $25-$79

Dates:
3/8/2012 from 07:30 PM
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Knight Theater
430 S. Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC


Exhibit: Converge

FREE Opening Reception:
Friday, January 27, 2012 (6- 9pm)

Converge features renowned Knight artists Quisqueya Henriquez and Sonya Clark and the pieces they created while in residence at the Center. Exploring themes of identity and inclusion, the work showcased in the exhibition will represent a convergence of art, history and diverse cultures.

Cost: FREE

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McColl Center for Visual Art
721 North Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC


ACTIVE ADULT DAY TRIPS

Friday, February 17th
Greenville, SC
Greenville Chautauqua:
Marquis de Lafayette The Bob Jones University Museum & Gallery Departs: MC 7:00 am MD 7:45 Returns :7:00 pm Cost $37.00 Course Code: 27594 Register by 2-3-12 The show takes you on an astonishing journey into the life of Marquis de Lafayette. When they answer your questions, you become an "eyewitness" to History. Performed by nationally prominent historical interpreters, the performances reflect America's diversity, feature compelling discussions. The Bob Jones University Museum & Gallery houses one of the most important collections of religious art in America. Lunch on your own.

NC ZooAfrican Continent & NC Aviation Museum

Tuesday, March 27th Asheboro, NC NC ZooAfrican Continent & NC Aviation Museum Departs: MD 7:00 am MC 7:45 am Returns: 6:00 pm Cost $45.00 Course Code: 27903 Register by 3-13-12 Enjoy being a kid again at the NC Zoological Park! The first American zoo designed from its inception around the natural habitat philosophy which presents animals and plants in exhibits that closely resemble habitats in which they would be found in the wild. Lunch is on your own. Then tour 2000 square ft museum on Aviation.


Mummies of the World

CHARLOTTE  The much- anticipated Mummies of the World exhibition opens at Discovery Place Friday, Nov. 11. The show is the largest exhibition of real mummies and related artifacts ever assembled.

Mummies of the World features a collection of 150 specimens and objects, including real human and animal mummies and related artifacts. Through modern science and engaging interactive and multimedia exhibits, the exhibition reveals how the scientific study of mummies provides a window into the lives of ancient people, offering unprecedented insights into past cultures and civilizations. It also demonstrates that mummification  both through natural processes and intentional practices  has taken place all over the globe, from the hot desert sands of South America to remote European moors and bogs.

Mummies of the World is a timed-entry ticketed event. Advance reservations are highly recommended. Tickets can be purchased by calling (704) 372-6261

For more information about Mummies of the World, visit discoveryplace.org or mummiesoftheworld.com. The exhibit runs through April 8.

Discovery Place is located in uptown Charlotte at 301 N. Tryon Street.