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Sharpsburg
On Stage to bring one act comedies to area
Fayette
Coweta Family Theatre has produced a number of shows, classes and camps
for children over the past several years. Now, with their new group,
Sharpsburg On Stage, they are offering something for an older and more
sophisticated crowd. They will present their inaugural performances
of two one act plays, “Not My Cup of Tea,” and “Next
Victim, Please” this week at the A&O Bridges Center in Sharpsburg.
Plenty
of entertainment in the metro area this weekend
Whether you are
a fan of musicals, drama or just plain music, there is a lot going on
this week and weekend to keep you entertained.
When
you're not exactly who you think you are, or are you?
Have you ever found
out that you aren’t the person you think you are? I know it’s
a weird question. Perhaps it would be better to say, have you ever found
out that people don’t see you the way you think they do?
Two
groups to host event to help animals
The Georgia Heartland
Humane Society and the Fayette Humane Society will host events Saturday
to help the animals.
Sweet
music and treats in Fayetteville on Friday
Want to mix a late
night snack with some great music? City Cafe and Bakery will present
the Rick Massengale Quartet and guest vocalist Amy Chaffin at 9:30 p.m.
on Friday, Nov. 14. The music will be a mixture of jazz standards and
selections by George Gershwin, Cole Porter, johnny Mercer and more.
Admission is $19.95 and includes a open dessert buffet and non-alcoholic
beverages. Reservations are necessary. phone 770-461-6800
FCHS
Class of ‘05 to raise money for prom with “Ladies Day Out”
The Class of 2005
at Fayette County High School would like to invite the public to “Ladies
Day Out” at Fayetteville First Baptist Church Nov. 15 from 11 a.m.-3
p.m.
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