61. ETSU Arts And Cultural Events performing arts. ETSU and the Region Administration Alumni and Friends artsand Cultural events Colleges and Schools current Students Faculty http://www.etsu.edu/text/arts.asp

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63. Sun-Sentinel.com Entertainment - Broward Center For The Performing Arts Email to a friend Broward Center for the performing arts 201 SW 5th Ave., FortLauderdale 954-462-0222 Rental hall. current/Upcoming events Extras http://www.showtimeinteractive.com/top/1,1419,S-Showtime-Home-X!PlaceDetail-1203

HOME NEWS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT ... SHOPPING ENTERTAINMENT Entertainment home Movies Restaurants Festivals ... Contests CHANNELS CLASSIFIED Careers Homes Apartments ... Shopping Guide: Shop local merchants Advertisers Furniture Row TRAVEL THE EDGE Multimedia games and graphics. ENTERTAINMENT Dining Movies Festivals ... E-mail to a friend Broward Center for the Performing Arts 201 SW 5th Ave., Fort Lauderdale Rental hall. South Florida's first modern arts center, completed in 1990, cost about $60 million. Major touring companies of Broadway shows appear in the Au-Rene Theater, while smaller and mostly regional productions appear in the cozy Amaturo. Good acoustics are in both halls, and if the sound mix is right, sitting in the last row of the Amaturo is a fine perch. In the Au-Rene, avoid the front rows, especially for a rock musical, because the sound from the speaker towers flanking the stage can be ear-splitting. The area around the theater, Himmarshee Village, is developing as a restaurant-nightclub and arts district. Current/Upcoming Events Extras: Parking Pay lot ($5), Yes, Street parking difficult, Valet ($10), A county-owned garage is across Second Street from the theater, with a covered skywalk from the garage to the theater. Expect a 30 to 40 minute valet wait after performances.

64. Burt Reynolds Official Web Site - Current Events 18 The Philharmonic Center Naples, FL November 20 Ruth Eckerd Hall - Clearwater,FL November 22 Van Wezel performing arts Hall - Sarasota, FL 2003 Dates. http://www.burtreynolds.com/news.htm

65. Chester College Of Higher Education - A College Of The University performing arts homepage? Goto Students' Union homepage? Goto Chester College Newspage? Goto What's On / Chester Guide? These pages detail current events, gigs http://www.chester.ac.uk/events/

VIEW FLASH INTRODUCTION? WARNING: CONTAINS STROBE EFFECTS If you do not have a Flash Player installed you can get it for free here Goto Performing Arts homepage Goto Students' Union homepage Goto Chester College News page Goto What's On / Chester Guide These pages detail current events, gigs, club nights, performances, shows, festivals, visiting productions and exhibitions ran on and off Chester College campus and in the City for Students, Staff and the General Public (unless otherwise stated). Please click on a tab below to jump to the relevant events section... EVENT DATE TIMES COST LOCATION The Blockheads Tuesday 25th March 03 EVENING Telfords Warehouse MORE? Richie Havens Monday 31st March 03 EVENING Telfords Warehouse MORE? Oldham Coliseum Mar - July 03 VARIOUS VARIOUS Oldham Coliseum MORE? Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill 1st / 2nd April 03 Gateway Theatre MORE?

66. Penn State College Of Arts And Architecture Current Students Museum and performing arts Units Performances, Exhibitions, and events Supportingthe arts and Academics News Contacts Ask PSU current Students http://www.artsandarchitecture.psu.edu/current/current.html

67. International Index To The Performing Arts Full Text, Home Page 200 scholarly and popular performing arts periodicals, and papers, obituaries, interviews,discographies, reviews and events. record in the current file (1998 http://iipaft.chadwyck.com/

Welcome to the International Index to the Performing Arts Full Text IIPA Full Text draws its content from more than 200 scholarly and popular performing arts periodicals, and also indexes a variety of documents such as biographical profiles, conference papers, obituaries, interviews, discographies, reviews and events. IIPA Full Text covers a broad spectrum of the arts and entertainment industry-including dance, film, television, drama, theater, stagecraft, musical theater, broadcast arts, circus performance, comedy, storytelling, opera, pantomime, puppetry, magic and more. See the Title List for periodicals included. Every IIPA Full Text record in the current file (1998 forward) contains an abstract. IIPA Full Text is available on an annual subscription. For further details about the contents and features of IIPA Full Text , technical support, subscription options and free trials, see More Information For information on searching IIPA Full Text see Help

68. Ctnow.com: EVENTS Wiesel, Jody Williams and Oscar Arias speak about current events Thursday, March20 Beneficial Sounds, at Jorgensen Center for the performing arts on Saturday http://www.ctnow.com/entertainment/events/

Please Register or Log in Member services Columnists Connecticut ... Site Map EVENTS April 3, 2003 Ready For Their Closeup Hartford Courant "Hot for Hollywood," the Connecticut Gay Men's Chorus' spring show, opens at 8 p.m. at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford Saturday, April 5 and continues Sunday, April 6 at 3 p.m. at the Ives Auditorium in Danbury. April 4, 2003 MDC Egg Hunt Next Weekend Hartford Courant The Metropolitan District Commission's eighth annual "Awesome Egg Hunt," benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy Association, is April 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., when Easter eggs filled with treats will decorate the grass surrounding the West Hartford reservoir. (It was erroneously reported in Thursday's Cal section that the egg hunt was this Saturday, April 5.) April 3, 2003 Dancing The Night Away Hartford Courant The Fifth Annual Ted Hershey Dance and Music Marathon, runs this weekend in Hartford. April 3, 2003 Bach Of Ages Hartford Courant In what promises to be the local classical music event of the spring season, the choral ensemble Concora performs Bach's "Mass in B minor" at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 6 in Hartford's Immanuel Congregational Church at Farmington Avenue and Woodland Street. April 3, 2003

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70. NYFA Current - Art News For Artists And All Those Who Support Them Program of the New York Foundation for the arts offers access to artists and arts workers, organizations, and funders. NYFA current Weekly arts News March 21, 2003 Medal of the arts. arts events WATER, WATER - Rotunda Gallery, BRIC in Grants to the Non-profit arts" NYFA current http// www. http://www.artswire.org/

NYFA CURRENT ART NEWS THIS WEEK JOBS OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS ... NYFA ARTISTS OF THE WEEK NYFA Current Weekly Arts News - April 6, 2003 NYFA Current, April 2, 2003 C O N T E N T S Art-centered Vacations - Summer Workshops from New Brunswick to Alaska and many more.... POETRY AND POLITICS - State Poet Laureates Gather in New Hampshire to Read their Works Across the State and Talk About the Role of Poetry Current Web Reports Independent Media Coverage in Wartime Conferences Opportunities for Artists THE LIBRARY UNBOUND: Seattle Seeks Artists Whose Work Deals with Social Structures, People and Systems to Develop Artwork for the new Central Library Art-centered Vacations - Summer Workshops from New Brunswick to Alaska Whether providing artists opportunities for career development or giving artists an opportunity for summer employment teaching what they do, summer workshops are art centered vacation-time experiences in settings conducive to art making from blacksmithing at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts on Deer Isle in Maine; to repertory training at Dance Space in New York City; to photographing wild horses in the Truman Meadows along the California-Nevada border to "Dancing on Sacred Ground" at Polli Talu Arts Center in Estonia. Summer workshops offer the chance to make art in inspiring places. They foster diverse art-making practices; nurture new artists young and old; and/or introduce the public to hands on work in the arts from Loon Lake Live! in the northern Adirondacks of New York; to the Squaw Valley Community of Writers near the North Shore of Lake Tahoe in California; to The Wrangell Mountains Writing Workshop in McCarthy, Alaska.

71. Blumenthal Performing Arts Center Peruse a calendar of events for this venue which features plays, Broadway musicals, and concerts, as well as computer training. http://www.performingartsctr.org/

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73. SFPALM -- Events PAST events BENEFIT CONCERT AND 30th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Featuring Kronos QuartetTuesday, January 21, 2003 – beginning at 800 pm. The performing arts http://www.sfpalm.org/events/individual events/kronos.htm

KRONOS @ 30 Related Events for information about the exhibition click here Under 30 Project: An Open Rehearsal with Kronos Quartet Admission: $15 general/$10 SFPALM members (Russell Hartley Society members free) Student and group discounts available. A DJ Listening Party with David Harrington Kronos founder and artistic director David Harrington will host a special DJ listening party at the Performing Arts Library, sharing with audiences his ongoing search for the most inspiring, funky, eclectic, and innovative new musical sounds being created around the globe. Featuring a new score by Philip Glass performed by Kronos Quartet Introduced by former Kronos cellist Joan Jeanrenaud As the final event of its Kronos celebration, the Library will present a video screening of Dracula (1931), the Universal horror classic starring Bela Lugosi, and featuring a brilliant new score (1999) by Philip Glass performed by Kronos on the DVD. The screening will be introduced by former Kronos cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, who plays on the soundtrack. Admission: $8 The KRONOS@30 exhibition and related programs are made possible through the generous support of Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, California Arts Council, the L.J. and Mary C. Skaggs Foundation, the Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation, the Ira and Leonore Gershwin Trust, the Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation, the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the George Frederick Jewett Foundation, La Crema, the National Arts and Disability Center, the Upjohn Fund, the Wallis Foundation, Meet the Composer, Inc., Meyer Sound, Pomegranate Arts, Niebaum-Coppola Estate Winery, Nonesuch Records, Sirita, GATX Corporation, McCall Associates - Event Management Inc., Thurston Productions, Inc., Wang-Hutner Design, LLC.

74. Sign On San Diego . Com > Comprehensive Guide To San Diego Events, Arts, Music, Resource for local arts, attractions, bars, hotels, movies, music, nightlife, restaurants, sports, Category Regional North America San Diego Guides and Directories...... Hotels Visitors All Hotels By Neighborhood. arts performing arts eventsperforming arts Locations Visual arts events Visual arts Locations. http://sandiego.citysearch.com/

SignOnSanDiego.com Home Homes Jobs Cars ... Weather Guide Search All City Events By Calendar All City Events By Type ... Entertainment Guide Events Today Mon 7 Tue 8 Wed 9 ... Fri 11 Encinitas celebrates its 20th annual street fair, along historic Highway 101. 'Knowing Cairo' Andrea Stolowitz presents her latest at the Globe's Cassius Carter. Never break the chain George Varga talks with Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. Runners, on your mark We've got your 2003 race calendar. Under the Radar Take a breather from the mainstream and venture out Under the Radar with our guide to San Diego's indpendent arts and music section. Bright Eyes Invaders from the North Pinback A.C.E. ... Black Heart Procession Arts: Stuttgart Ballet Nightclub Calendar Visitor Info: Easter Movies: 'The Core' Music: Viejas Restaurants: Spring Dining Padres Ticket Alert: Hot concerts Easter Flower Fields Strobe Light Diaries ... Under the Radar See it. Hear it. Live it. Soulive Su-Mei Yu of Saffron The Scene Ray at Night ... 'Maestros of Silver' Find it: Never-fail Mexican Business lunch spots Downtown standbys Greek cuisine ... Kosher and Jewish cafes Have a comment or question? Send a message to our editors at entertainment@signonsandiego.com

75. The Research Libraries - Online Databases And Indexes Dance Film Music Newspapers and Periodicals performing arts Radio and Subjects BroadcastingCurrent events Newspapers and Periodicals Resource Types Abstract http://www2.nypl.org/home/research/eresources/odi2.cfm?Trg5=Trg5&subjectlist=105

76. Associate In Arts Degree Program Write or visit the admissions office of the senior college or university and obtaina current copy of its catalog. Humanities And Visual And performing arts. http://web.tccd.net/programs/associatearts.asp

DecideWidth(790) TCC Home Current Events College News College Events Student Activities The Collegian ... Exam Schedules Program Links Degree Plans Course Descriptions Continuing Education Distance Learning Student Links Libraries Campus Cruiser Student Services Faculty Search ... Prospective Students District Links Visitors Employees TCCD Information Northeast Campus ... Southeast Campus Associate in Arts Degree Program The purpose of this degree program is to provide curricula in university parallel and the pre-professional areas that enable students to enter as juniors at the four-year institution of their choice. While the liberal arts curricula suggested in this Catalog will satisfy the requirements of most senior institutions, it is the students’ responsibility to identify as early as possible the institution to which they will transfer and to ascertain the specific requirements of that institution for the freshman and sophomore year. Each student’s curriculum should be planned by the student and a counselor or academic advisor with a specific four-year institution in mind. Students who attend Tarrant County College for one or two years and transfer to senior colleges or universities should have no difficulty completing transfer of credits if these steps are followed: Select a major field of study and a senior college or university which offers a bachelor’s degree in the chosen field.

77. Washington, D.C. Metro Area: Performing Arts - Performing Arts In The Washington Center Washington's premier center to view the best in the performing artsfromBroadway FastDate events for DC Area Professionals Pre-Dating holds fast-date http://dc.about.com/cs/performingarts/

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78. UTPAC: 2001-2002 Season Bobby McFerrin. Special events ROBIN WILLIAMS; PAC 20th Anniversary Celebration;Charlie Victor Romeo; SWING! © 2003 performing arts Center. http://www.utpac.org/2001/

Welcome to the UT Performing Arts Center's 2001-2002 Schedule our 20th Anniversary Season! In celebration of this milestone, we proudly present a tribute to the eclectic splendor and artistic distinction that has typified PAC performances in years past. Some of the big names on our roster for 2001/2002 include Marcel Marceau, Pinchas Zukerman, Dawn Upshaw, Juilliard String Quartet, Ballet Hispanico, Washington Ballet with Sweet Honey in the Rock, Jose Limon Dance Company, and many more. MONTH SERIES Ensemble Bartok Ying Quartet Juilliard String Quartet Boston Camerata ... SWING!

79. 2002-2003 Beloit College International Performing Arts And Lecture Series 20022003 Beloit College International. performing arts and Lecture Series.Connecting live performances with campus living and course work. http://www.beloit.edu/~pubaff/events/pas.html

2002-2003 Beloit College International Performing Arts and Lecture Series Connecting live performances with campus living and course work 8:00 p.m., Friday, September 20 Calvin Trillin - Author, humorist Free lecture: TOO SOON TO TELL 7:30 p.m., Saturday, September 28 Present Music - Wisconsin's nationally known new music group $12/8/4 7:30 p.m., Saturday, November 23 Bonnie Rideout Scottish Trio with piper Jerry O'Sullivan $12/8/4 The Battle of Romani 8:00 p.m., Thursday, January 16 The Blind Boys of Alabama - after 60 years of "Amazing Grace" $12/8/4 8:00 p.m., Thursday, March 27 Lila Downs - Listen and remember Semilla de Piedra.wav You can order tickets electronically , or call 608-363-2242 for a brochure with a ticket order form. Tickets are available at the door. Return to the Beloit College home page.

80. Clark University - Visual & Performing Arts Department jazz, and world music. All of these events are free to Clark studentsand open to the public at no charge. Student ensembles under http://www.clarku.edu/newsite/departments/clarkarts/life/music.shtml

Art Film Music Theater Link One Link Two Link Three Link Four ... Help Clark University 950 Main Street Worcester, MA 01610 Privacy Policy Home Departments Life In The Arts > Music 40 percent of undergraduates volunteer in the community. Music The Music Program provides a home for student performers who value music as part of their college experience, whether they are music majors, music minors, or majoring in another area. Professional concerts on campus showcase both Clark's performer-teachers and occasionally, nationally recognized musicians in classical, jazz, and world music. All of these events are free to Clark students and open to the public at no charge. Student ensembles under professional directors include the Concert Choir and Chamber Chorus, the Jazz Workshop and Combo, String Ensembles, Mixed Winds Ensembles, and other performance groups as student interest demands. Students may also participate in the chamber orchestras at either Worcester Polytechnic Institute or the College of the Holy Cross if there are any openings. Students (majors or minors in the Performance Track) participate in informal student workshops during each semester, preparing them for a more formal recital at the conclusion of each term. These performances involve solo work, as well as chamber groups and jazz combos.

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