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"The
Fred" to welcome Frampton, Benatar and mystery duo among others
The second part
of the summer concert series at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater
was announced on Friday morning and it is full of high class entertainment
as well as a big surprise.
Six
foot invisible rabbit comes to Newnan Community Theatre
Have
you ever seen a six foot white rabbit? Probably not. In fact, most people
haven't, but Elwood Dowd has. His rabbit friend is named Harvey and
he is also a Pooka, which is a creature from Celtic myth that is only
visible to rumpots and crackpots, which is kind of what Dowd is. If
you would like to meet Dowd and have a chance to see Harvey, visit Newnan
Community Theatre and see their production of "Harvey."
Atlanta
Jazz Festival starts Saturday
There
are not many better ways to spend a day than to listen to free music
in the park. The 26th Atlanta Jazz Festival concludes this weekend with
three full days of jazz at Piedmont Park. The music starts at 2 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday and goes past 9 p.m. on both Saturday and
Sunday and 7:30 p.m. on Monday.
Helpful
hints for graduates
Go boldly to that
new world, full of new experiences and ideas. Just don't forget to do
your laundry on a regular basis and throw old food away.
Movies
10 opens doors to kids this summer
Sure, there are
some great movies out in theaters these days but some of them, such
as "The Matrix Reloaded," are R-rated and not appropriate
for kids. That's why the Cinemark Summer Movie Clubhouse is a great
place for kids to go during their vacation.
Author
signing in Fayetteville Sat.
Author Cindy Smith
Brown will be signing copies of her book "Sweet Dirt and Southern
Bones" at A Signature Caterer, Inc., 692 N. Glynn St., Fayetteville
this Saturday from 2-5 p.m.
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