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Offshoot
ties jazz and blues together with coffeehouse scene
It
seems that the days of going to a coffeehouse and catching a cool set
of jazz or blues are in the past, somewhere with Maynard G. Krebs and
his bongos. Offshoot Productions is changing that, at least for a weekend,
as they present a Jazz and Blues Weekend as part of their Stars on the
Southern Crescent coffee house series.
FCHS
brings 'Cotton Patch Gospel' to local audiences
It
has been called “The Greatest Story Ever Retold” and few would
disagree.
Visit
a haunted house and get in the Halloween spirit
Halloween is a little
over two weeks away and for those looking to get in the spirit there
are a number of haunted happenings in the area leading up to the big
night.
“Howl-o-Ween”
parade, contests to benefit PTC Dog Park
Dogs and their people
can enjoy tricks for treats at “Howl-o-Ween” Saturday, Oct.
25, from 1-4 p.m. at Drake Field in Peachtree City.
Clothes
really do make the couple
Time is running
out.
Chili
challenge cancelled
Fans of the annual
Great Chili Challenge in Peachtree City will have to go elsewhere for
their chili indulgence this year. The popular chili festival has been
cancelled due to a lack of volunteers to organize and run the event.
It is hoped that the chili challenge will be back next year, better
than ever. The cancellation also gives possible entrants another year
to perfect their recipes.
FCFT
presents Velveteen Rabbit
Fayette Coweta Family Theatre,
Inc. presents its professional troupe, A Company of Friends Educational
Productions, in one public performance of the classic children’s
musical “The Veleveteen Rabbit” Friday at 7 p.m. at Our Lady
of Mercy High School. The 55-minute musical features a cast of 14. The
story focuses on a little stuffed rabbit that becomes real thanks to
a boy’s endearing love. The show is filled with humor, sentimental
themes, beautiful costumes and a lovely score.
FMS
play runs through tomorrow
The Fayette Middle
School Drama Department presents “How to Eat Like a Child and Other
Lessons in Not Being a Grown-up,” a musical written by Delia Ephron,
John Forster and Judith Kahan. Remaining performances are tomorrow at
6 and 7:30 p.m. in the Cubby Hole. The cast includes 50 students and
is directed by Lynn Outlaw. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students
and children. Tickets will be sold at the door, or advance tickets can
be purchased at the school. For more information, please call Lynn Outlaw
at 770-460-3553 ext. 230.
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