Artvoice Events Calendar
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5-11pm:
Power Lines. Work by Nancy Davies and Liz Birardi (through Nov. 21)
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7:30pm:
Beauty and the Beast—Realist Paintings. Work by Marc Duquette (through Nov. 30)
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8am-9pm:
New prints by Buffalo printmaker Joel Lewitsky (through Nov. 9)
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8am-6pm:
Milk Weed. Paintings by Kyla Avery Kegler (through Oct. 23)
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6am-9pm:
Samplings: The Artists of Bryant Street Studios. Group exhibition featuring work by Adele Becker, Susan Budash, Susan Copley, Jason Klinger, and Ginny Lohr (in the Bunis Family Gallery through Dec. 28)
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9am-9pm:
Sticks & Stones. Mixed media drawings by Priscilla Bowen (through Oct. 25)
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8am-5pm:
Photography by John Kaye (through Oct. 31)
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1:30-8:30pm:
Landscapes by Lockport artist Douglas Michalski (through Oct. 31)
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4-7pm:
Opening reception for the Fine Arts Faculty Show (through Oct. 29)
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10am-10pm:
Op Art Revisited: Selections from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery (through Jan. 25)
10am-10pm:
From Tusk to Tail: Animals and Art (through Jan. 30)
10am-10pm:
REMIX the Collection. Recent acquisitions and works from the Permanent Collection
10am-10pm:
From Tusk to Tail: Animals and Art (through Jan. 25)
10am:
Remix Inner Space: Photography from the Collection (through Jan. 4)
10am-10pm:
Works on Paper: The Natalie and Irving Forman Collection (through Oct. 19)
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9am-5pm, Rte. 39 :
Council Fires. Mixed media work by Native American artists Tom Huff, Nancy Smith, Earl Dionne, Mike Martel, and Jay Carrier (through Oct. 17)
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noon-5pm:
Unplaces: Derelict. Decayed. Unseen. The photography of Ali Shah and Caroline Bronkers (through Nov. 15)
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8am-8pm:
Art Department Faculty Exhibit (through Oct. 24)
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noon-5pm:
Red Heart/Black Tongues. Installation by David Mitchell (through Nov. 22)
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11am-5pm, Tri-Main Building, Suite 500:
Solo shows by painter David Schirm and sculptor Justin Thompson (through Nov. 1)
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9am-4pm:
Visions of Tifft. Photographs by Biff Hendrich (through Nov. 30)
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10am-5pm:
Trans-Evolution: Examining Bio Art. Work by Paul Vanouse, Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr, and Elizabeth Demaray (through Dec. 29)
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11am-4pm:
2008 Members Exhibition. Curated by John Massier (through Oct. 17)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Max Streicher: Metamorphosis. Exhibit based on Kafka’s Metamorphosis (through Jan. 25)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
InterpretingTraditional Genres (through Dec. 23)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Thus I Passe By. Paintings by Richard Huntington (through Jan. 18)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Homage to Picasso (through Feb. 15)
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10am-4pm, Niagara Falls Conference Center:
Selections from the Charles Rand Penney Collection of Historical Niagara Falls Prints (through Oct. 19)
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midnight:
The Combing Wave. Recent Works by Jozef Bajus (through Nov. 2)
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5-9pm:
Time Flies When You’re Having Fun. Featuring the work of local artist Neil Mahar (through Nov. 2)
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5:30-7:30pm:
The One Piece Wonder Show #3. Annual group show featuring “original art of the abnormal, bizarre, freaky, and downright strange.” (through Oct. 18)
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noon-5pm:
UGANDA: Children and War. Photographs by Errol Daniels (through Oct. 18)
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10am-6pm:
People, Places, and Things. 3-Dimensional photo perspective by Paul Pasquarelli (through Oct. 24)
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9am-4pm:
Permanent Waves. Work by Tom Holt (through Oct. 31)
7-9pm:
Permanent Waves. Work by Tom Holt (through Oct. 31)
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11am-6pm:
Two exhibitions: Andrew Reyes and Rodney Taylor: The Next Hundred Years (through Oct. 25)
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10am-5pm:
Art Metropolis 2008 (through Dec. 31)
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7am-10pm:
Sculptures by Joseph Jacobs, Frank Mount Pleasant Olympic Medal Exhibit, paintings, and other mediums (through Dec. 30)
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9am-5pm:
Buffalo/Niagara Art Association Annual Fall Exhibition (through Oct. 31)
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10am-5pm, Lenox Hotel:
Paper Thin Walls. Works on paper by Katherine Sehr (through Nov. 19)
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10-10am:
Inspired Muse. Work by Paulette Jurek, Eileen McNamara, and Joan Swatty (through Oct. 24)
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9:30am-5:30pm, Market Arcade:
Various Views. Work by Richard Christian and Lukia Costello (through Oct. 31)
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10am-5pm:
Art of Sky, Art of Earth: Maya Cosmic Imagery
10am-5pm:
Anniversary year reinstallation of the University’s Permanent Collection
10am-5pm:
African Odyssey. The art and material culture of Africa
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noon-5pm:
Continuum: The Mackrell Collage Archive Project by Gerald Mead based on work by Marie MacKrell (through Oct. 18).
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1-7pm, Ansonia Center:
Just South of Here: A Photographic Journey by Connie Coleman and Alan Powell (through Oct. 31)
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10am-2pm:
Meditations on Summer. New paintings by Cynnie Gaasch (through Nov. 22)
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11am-5pm:
Ode to Michael Goldberg (1924-2007): Selective Thievery and the Practice of Looking. Memorial exhibition (through Jan. 18)
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11am-7pm, North Campus:
Lyle Ashton Harris Blow Up. Celebrated photographer’s first major museum survey traveling exhibit (through Oct. 18)
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9am-4:30pm:
Opening reception for the Fine Arts Faculty Show (through Oct. 29)
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noon-10pm:
Across the Pond. Paintings inspired by travels through England, Ireland, Scotland, and France by Jennifer Seth-Cimini, Ann Margaret Munley, and Barbara Tanke (through Nov. 15)
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9:30am-4:30pm:
What’s Cooking: Women in the Kitchen (through Dec. 31)
9:30am-4:30pm:
Blue Monday: Washday and Women, Picturing Our Past
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10am-5pm:
Cathedrals of Industry Part II: Photographs by Michael L. Horowitz (through Jan. 25)
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10am-5pm:
Tao of Water. Photography exhibition by Zen Master John Daido Loori (through Oct. 26)
10am-5pm:
Vanitas. Photographs by Patty Wallace in the Museum’s Atrium (through Jan. 4)
10am-5pm:
Culture Quest. New themed exhibit about collectors and collecting (through Jan. 4)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Devotional Displays: Personal and Community Traditions. Folk religious displays from the Collection (through Dec. 14)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Freedom Crossing: The Underground Railroad in Greater Niagara
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9am-5pm:
Time in a Bottle. Collections of glass bottles, clocks and watches
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11am-4pm, 545 Tri-Main Center:
Books Reborn. An exhibition of altered books and related art (through Oct. 25)
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8am-11pm, Andrew Bouwhuis Library:
Prints and bound books by Rachel Hetzel, the 2007 Saltonstall Printmaking recipient (through Oct. 31)
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1-7pm, Ansonia Center:
Just South of Here: A Photographic Journey by Connie Coleman & Alan Powell (through Oct. 31)
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9-4am:
Clay, Paper, Spindle. Exhibit based on recent workshops and presentations at the studio featuring work by adults with developmental disabilities and neurological impairments (through Oct. 19)
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midnight:
Ladies Night Out with Pink Champagne and Diamonds. Benifit for breast cancer. $45 donation.
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noon-2pm:
City Hall Docent Training with Buffalo Tours. Three sessions (Oct. 16, 23, & 30). $10/all included. Registration required, contact info@BuffaloTours.org
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3pm:
Motivating Moves. Somatic movement therapist Janet Hamburg presents a program designed to help elders improve mobility and as a unique approach to Parkinson’s disease.
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5:30pm:
“Buffalo On Board: The Train For Change.” Fundraiser for Obama with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, & special guest senator Malcolm Smith. $250. Contact 860-3601 or nicoleschuman@hotmail.com
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7pm:
Proposal for a public park surrounding the Richardson Building.
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7pm:
Visions for a Just Community. VOICE-Buffalo will discuss housing, comprehensive regional planning, transportation, community policing, and Neighborhood revitalization
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10am:
Networking meeting for the Parachute Group, for outplaced employees and career changers. Call 276-1117 for more info
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6:30-9:30pm:
Niagara By Design Speaker Series (part of Doors Open Niagara): “The Preservation and ReUse of Asbury Church,” by Scot Fisher & Ed Cardoni. $35 includes reception, wine, hors d’oeuvres, & site tour. Visit www.doorsopenniagara.com
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7:30pm:
Secularism in India. Dr. Paul Kurtz and Dr. Innaiah Narisetti.
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6pm:
“A Team Approach to Prostate Cancer.” Free presentation by Valerie Burkhard, MD
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7pm:
The Woman is the Client: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Women Patrons Lecture Series. Mary Jane Hamilton, author of four books on Frank Lloyd Wright, will speak on Wright’s first commission the Hillside School (Versions I (1887) and II (1903) and the Romeo and Juliet Tower (1896.)
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10:30-11:30am:
“More Secrets of Buffalo” Lecture Series. This week: Preview of the 42nd Annual Jewish Community Book Fair and Cultural Arts Festival
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8pm:
UB Distinguished Speaker Series presents Khaled Hosseini (author of “The Kite Runner” & “A Thousand Splendid Suns”). $14-$76. Visit www.specialevents.buffalo.edu
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6:30-9:30pm, South Campus:
Niagara by Design Speaker Series (part of Doors Open Niagara): “Ani Di Franco’s Preservation Vision & the Partners Involved.” Visit doorsopenniagara.btapartners.com
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7-9pm:
2008 Mini-Vet School presented by UB School of Medicine & the Niagara Frontier Veterinary Society. This week: “Under the Knife: Surgery” and “Comfortably Sleeping Through It: Anesthesia”
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10:30-11:30am:
“More Secrets of Buffalo” Lecture Series. This week: Preview of the 42nd Annual Jewish Community Book Fair and Cultural Arts Festival
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7pm:
Just Buffalo/Small Press Poetry presents a reading by Kim Rosenfeld and Marie Buck
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7-8pm:
UB Green Book Club Meeting. Discuss “Blessed Unrest” by Paul Walker. Call 829.3535 for more info
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6-9pm:
Magic with Garrett Thomas
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4-6pm, Rte 78:
Crochet classes with fiber artist Lisa McCausland (beginner to advanced). $5
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6:30-10pm:
Scare at the Fair & Dark Raven Manor (Oct. 2-Nov. 1). $20 for all five houses; $3 for the R-Rated House.
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6pm:
Red Jacket Awards Dinner & Ceremony honoring Edwin T. Bean, Jr. and JoAnn Falletta. $150/person or $275/couple. Call 873-9644 for reservations
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5:30-8pm:
Grassroots Gardens 2nd Annual Harvest Celebration Fundraiser. Contact 851-4647 or www.grassrootsgardens.org for details
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World Poker Tour® (WPT) North American Poker Championship (Oct. 10-16). Contact 866-5-POKER-5 or www.fallsviewcasinoresort.com for schedule, registration info.
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UB True Blue Homecoming Weekend (Oct. 16-19). Bulls vs. Army football, Distinguished Speaker Series, Athletics Hall of Fame induction ceremony, art and technology tours, various on-campus performances, & more. Visit http://www.alumni.buffalo.edu/homecoming
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7pm:
Zen Centered Yoga & Chi Gong
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7pm:
ECKANKAR: “Spiritual Tools for Life’s Challenges.” Contact www.eckankar-ny.org or 800-749-7791. Free
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noon-1pm:
Walking tours meet at info desk in lobby. Contact Landmark Society at 852-3300 or www.landmark-niagara.org for info.
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6pm:
Make It Take It Classes: Basic Topiary Construction. $25/BECBG members; $30/general. Bring gloves and clippers (all other materials provided). Contact www.buffalogardens.com or 827.1584 ext. 291 to register
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6:30pm, Rte 78:
Greeting Card Class with paper artist Erica Benton. $10. Call 778-5273 to register
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8pm:
12 Pack Jack
9:30pm:
Flyin Blind
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8-10pm:
The Bravuras Band
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8pm:
Dave Constantino Band
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7pm:
Ron Davis on New Orleans blues piano and vocals
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noon, North Campus:
Voice Studio Recital. Free
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9pm:
Thursdays with Augie
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10pm:
DJ Lil Joe (Top 40/Hip Hop/Mash Ups)
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10pm:
Little Black Dress Night with DJ JJmorts (House Music)
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10pm:
DJ Scott Down-rare funk, soul & old school hip hop
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10pm:
Eli Hail spins Progressive House
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11pm:
Stripteasers burlesque/comedy show with DJs spinning rock, dance, hip hop
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7pm:
Sweet Soul with Sam Sole
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9:30pm:
Acoustic Jam with Sean Martin & Jim Wynne
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7-10pm:
The Cousins Quartet
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7pm, Amherst:
Paul James Jazz Band
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8:30-10:30pm, Williamsville:
Saxman Slim
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10pm:
Andre Killian Experience.
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9pm:
Karaoke with Blue Sound
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10pm, University Plaza:
Lucky’s Entertainment
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10pm:
Super Sound karaoke with Bud
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8:30pm:
Ron’s 7-Nite Karaoke
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7-11pm:
Karaoke Thursdays
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9pm:
Sonic Sound Systems with DJ Barney
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8pm:
Rock n’ Roll to the Rescue
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9pm:
Karaoke with Skip Dog
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5:30-9:30pm, Hyatt Regency:
Jackie Jocko
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6-9pm:
Jules & the Gems. Featuring Julie Kittsley (vocals), Sherrie Morrison (keys), Bobby Thompson (bass), Jim Jaremka (drums), Jimmy Youmans (guitar), & special guests throughout the night
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7pm:
Hosted by Mike Mendez
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9pm:
Hosted by Ray Barry & Melissa Munno
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3pm:
Cruisin’ Classics: A singing and dancing homage to the music of the ‘50s (Feb. 11-12). $15 at www.ticketmaster.ca
3pm:
Cruisin’ Classics: A singing and dancing homage to the music of the ‘50s (Feb. 11-12). $15 at www.ticketmaster.ca
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10pm:
Working Man’s Dead (Grateful Dead tribute)
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7pm:
Trivium, All That Remains, 36 Crazyfists, the Human Abstract. $16.50/advance (box office at 852-3900, www.Tickets.com/888-223-6000, Tops Markets) or $20/day of show. All ages
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7-11pm:
Papa & Mama Root: “Songs From the ‘60s Generation.”
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