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Dozens
of performances from Christian superstars fill Four Nights in October
The
Frederick Brown Jr.. Amphitheater has hosted some amazing acts this
summer, including some of the biggest acts in rock and roll history.
For four nights this week they will host some of the biggest names in
Contemporary Christian music with U-Night 17's Four Nights in October.
In addition to the concerts at the amphitheater, there will also be
an arts and crafts and food festival on Saturday and Sunday, extreme
game demonstrations, rockclimbing, bunjee jumping and more.
Hometown
girls makes good, Plumb returns for concert tomorrow night
When
Tiffany Arbuckle was growing up in Fayetteville and hanging out with
her friends at the Chick-fil-A, she never would have guessed that she
would have a career in music. She never thought she would be writing
songs for artists like Mandy Moore and Kaci, releasing CDs under the
name of Plumb and touring with some of the more popular acts in music
today or find herself mobbed by adoring fans on the streets of Manila.
That has happened though. Tiffany Arbuckle, now Plumb, is the very definition
of hometown girl makes good and tomorrow night she comes home for a
performance at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater.
Library
to host fiesta this Saturday
Highlighting the
contributions of Hispanic Americans, learning about the cultures from
which they come, is the focus of Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 15-Oct.
15.
Local
bands come toether to help in battle against breast cancer
It
seems that there is an increasing number of "Battles of the Bands"
in the area each year.
NCT
announces 2004 series
Newnan Community
theatre recently announced its 2004 series. It is filled with classic
productions for the family, more challenging and adult work in the artists
series and two beloved children's productions.
I
believe I would fly
It
is a question that man has pondered for centuries: Which super power
would you choose, if you could choose one, and why? The debate has taken
place at water coolers, at lunch tables in cafeterias around the world,
at sleepovers and at parties where people play corny games. Today, I
will offer my thoughts on this query, going one by one down the list
and figuring out the pros and cons on both sides.
Classical
pianist to perform at Heritage of Peachtree
Hugh Waddy will
perform a classical piano concert Sunday, Oct. 5, at Heritage of Peachtree
Retirement and Assisted Living Community. The concert is the second
in their "Sunday Afternoon with the Arts" series.
"Riverdance"
makes its way into town for eight performances
It will
feel like St. Patrick's Day in Atlanta this week.
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