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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Arts and Culture
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| Nov 21 | SECOND SHOWING: NUDES IN NOVEMBER Interpretations of the human form through paintings, photography, sketches and sculpture by artists including Barbara Casey, Karen Cassidy, Brian Catlin, Mary Emily Davidson, Pat Hayes, Jeff Byrd, Margaret Warren and Ann Pearce. Breast cancer benefit to support the American Cancer Society. 3 - 6 PM. Blue Velvet Studio (709 Dauphin St, #2) Free. artsculture |
| Nov 21 | THE PAINTED MARKET Local artists selling paintings of fruit, veggies and all things that celebrate the hardworking farmers and artisans of area. 8 AM - 2 PM. The Paper Wasp (306 Dauphin St)
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| Nov 21 | CENTRAL WEEKEND 2009 THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE Parade route starts from Dunbar Magnet School for Creative and Performing Arts. Turning right onto Dearborn Street, left onto Congress Street, Right onto Broad Street, left onto Dr. Martin Luther King Ave., to Baker-Gaines Central Campus. Marching bands from local High Schools and the City of Mobile Recreation Department will be featured participants in the parade. Bring your kids to meet Santa Claus note: Buses and Bands disband in the rear parking lot of central campus on Basil and Ryland’s lane.
Location: PARADE ASSEMBLES AT THE DUNBAR SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Start/End Time: 9:00AM, 1:00PM |
| Nov 21 | HOLIDAY MARKET Original work by local artists, including jewelry, pottery, paintings and glass art; most items under $50. Sat, 10 AM - 4 PM; Sun, 1 - 4 PM. Eastern Shore Art Center (401 Oak St, Fairhope) Free.
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| Nov 21 | US AIRMEN OF NOTE 7 PM. Baldwin County Coliseum (Robertsdale) Free tickets available at Baldwin Co. Satellite Courthouse, Baldwin Co. Commission offices in Fairhope, Bay Minette, Robertsdale & Foley. |
| Nov 21 | FILM: A SERIOUS MAN (www.filminfocus.com/focusfeatures/film/a_serious_man) 6 & 8:30 PM. Crescent Theater (208 Dauphin St) Through Thu, Dec 3. 6 PM/ $7; 8:30 PM/ $9.
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| Nov 21 | KINGDAVID'S GOSPEL CONCERT PICNIC IN THE PARK Performance by local gospel rap artist; bring your picnic; giveaways and door prizes. 2:30 PM. Park on the corner of Government and Westwood. Free. |
| Nov 21 | ART FROM ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Work by students of Julie Kogon in 6th Grade Art, 7th Grade 3D Design, 8th Grade Mixed Media, and Upper School Art II. Carpe Diem Coffee and Tea Company (4072 Old Shell Rd) Through Nov 30. Mon – Sat, 6 AM - 11 PM; Sun, 7 AM - 10 PM.
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| Nov 21 | THE ART OF FUNCTION Exhibition exploring the world of functional art and fine craft through glass, textiles, ceramics and handbound books by local and regional artists. 6 - 9 PM. The Paper Wasp (306 Dauphin St) Through Dec. Mon - Fri, 11 – 4; Sat & Sun, 11 - 2.
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| Nov 21 | IRON BOWL ART, PROFESSION AND PASSION AND SHARED INSPIRATION Art by alumni of Auburn University and the University of Alabama; art by local college art teachers; art by ESAC instructors and their students. 6 - 8 PM. Eastern Shore Art Center (401 Oak St) Through Sat, Nov 28; "Shared Inspiration" through Wed, Dec 23. Tue - Fri, 10 AM – 4 PM; Sat, 10 AM – 2 PM Free. |
| Nov 21 | PICTURING AMERICA This exhibition brings masterpieces of American art (paintings, sculpture, architecture, fine crafts, and photography) into classrooms and libraries nationwide; a program from the National Endowment for the Humanities in cooperation with the American Library Association. University of South Alabama, Library, Third Floor Gallery. Through Fri, Dec 18. For Library hours: http://library.southalabama.edu.
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| Nov 21 | WORKS BY MEREDITH KEITH AND FAYE EARNEST Robertson Gallery (450 Dauphin St) Through Tue, Dec 8. Tue - Sat, 11 AM - 5 PM. |
| Nov 21 | MOSTLY WOODCUTS AND WORDS woodcuts by John Cleverdon and poetry by Mickey Cleverdon. Sat, 3 - 5 PM. Fairhope Unitarian Fellowship (1150 Fairhope Ave) Through Sat, Jan 1. |
| Nov 21 | JUDITH SCHNAECHTER: A RELENTLESS PURSUIT OF PERFECTION Nine stained glass light boxes and 13 related drawings. Mobile Museum of Art (4850 Museum Dr) Through Sun, Jan 31. Mon - Sat, 10 AM - 5 PM; Sun, 1 - 5 PM. Adults/ $10; senior citizens & military/ $8; students/ $6. |
| Nov 21 | OF THIS: TWO SOUTHERN VISUAL VOICES Works by Bernice Sims and Preston Geter, curated by Pieter Favier (assistant professor, Fine & Performing Arts, Spring Hill College) Space 301 (301 Conti St) Through Sun, Jan 3. Wed – Sat, 10 AM – 5 PM; Sun, noon – 5 PM. |
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