"Making Financial Decisions During a Career Change"
At this program,
participants will learn how
to navigate the financial
aspects of a job
transition, including
benefits (health and Life
insurance),
budgeting, what to do with
retirement rollovers, and
the tax consequences of
various ways of dealing
with these important issues.
They will also learn
about new decisions faced
by those who become employed
again, and their
financial impact. The
program will be interactive,
with opportunities for
questions. Attendees will
receive materials to take
notes and facilitate
later study at home.
Registration is Required.
Call the Library to
register.
Tuesday, March 9th, 10:00am-
12:00pm OR 7:00pm-9:00pm
Cabarrus County Public
Library at Concord
27 Union St N
Concord, NC 28025
704-920-2050
"70 Years of Batman"
Michael Eury, executive director of the Historic Cabarrus Association and
author of The Batcave Companion, will be giving a multimedia presentation on
the development of Batman and his impact on popular culture over the 70
years since his first publication. Eury is a former writer and editor at DC
and Marvel comics and current Concord resident. Signed copies of The Batcave
Companion will be available for purchase. This program is free and open to
the public.
Wednesday, March 10th,
7:00pm
Cabarrus County Public
Library at Concord
27 Union St N
Concord, NC 28025
704-920-2050
John S. Eury
Reference Librarian
Cabarrus County Public Library-Concord Branch
27 Union St., N
Concord, NC 28025
704-920-2054
704-784-3822(FAX)
Marty DeJarnette at Old Stone Vino
When:Wed, March 10, 6:30pm –
9:00pm
Where:Old Stone Vino Bistro
and Wine Bar, 515 S. Main
St. Kannapolis, NC
Description :
Guitarist/Singer/Songwriter
Marty DeJarnette will be
appearing at the Old Stone
Vino Bistro and Wine Bar
every Tuesday and Wednesday
night from 6:30 to 9 pm.
Enjoy great food and music
in a unique and relaxing
atmosphere. No cover charge.
For more information, go to
www.oldstonevino.com or call
704-938-2337.
The Boondock Saints 10th Anniversary Event
Thursday, Mar 11 7:30p
at AMC Concord Mills 24,
Concord, NC
AMC Concord Mills 24
8241 Concord Mills Blvd.
Concord, NC 28027
(704) 643-4262
Art Exhibition, All in the Approach:
Abstract, Allegorical, Analytical
January 19-March 11, The
Galleries at the Cabarrus
Arts Council, 65 Union
Street S, Concord. As an
artist begins to explore an
avenue for his vision, one
of these three approaches
often presents: abstraction
to convey ideas through non-
representation, an allegory
to use symbols to tell the
story or the analytical
approach to separate an idea
into component parts. The
artists in this show use a
variety of media in one or
more of these approaches.
Artists include Raed Al-
Rawi, Susan Brenner, Alex
Clark, Chris Craft, Courtney
Dodd, Clark Hawgood, Chris
Horney, Jennifer Kincaid,
Kenn Kotara, Libby and Jim
Mijanovich, Alison Overton,
Mary-Ann Prack, Tom Stanley,
Billie Ruth Sudduth and Tim
Turner. Gallery hours are 10
a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday
and the second Saturday of
each month. For
information, call 704-920-
2787
Gallery Talk, painter Tom Stanley
Thursday, March 11, 7 p.m.,
The Galleries at the
Cabarrus Arts Council, 65
Union Street S, Concord.
Stanley, who is chair of the
Department of Fine Arts at
Winthrop University, relies
upon personal memory, an
interest in contemporary
folk art imagery, and hands-
on experience as points of
artistic departure. Much of
his technique is based in
mechanical drawing.
Stanley’s work is featured
in The Galleries’
exhibition, All in the
Approach: Abstract,
Allegorical, Analytical.
This free talk is co-
sponsored by the Cabarrus
Art Guild. For more
information, call 704-920-
2787
AC-All in the Approach
When :Jan 19 – Mar 13, 2010
WhereThe Galleries-65 Union
Street South, Concord, NC
28025
Description: As an artist
begins to explore an avenue
for his vision, one of these
three approaches often
presents: abstraction to
convey ideas through non-
representation, an allegory
to use symbols to tell the
story or the analytical
approach to separate an idea
into component parts. The
artists in this show use a
variety of media in one or
more of these approaches.
Artists include Raed Al-
Rawi, Susan Brenner, Alex
Clark, Chris Craft, Courtney
Dodd, Clark Hawgood, Chris
Horney, Jennifer Kincaid,
Kenn Kotara, Libby and Jim
Mijanovich, Alison Overton,
Mary-Ann Prack, Tom Stanley,
Billie Ruth Sudduth and Tim
Turner. Gallery hours are 10
a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday
and the second Saturday of
each month. For information,
call 704-920-2787
"Spring Planting With David Goforth"
David Goforth, Cabarrus
County Extension Agent, will
be presenting a program
on Spring Planting. He will
show how to get your garden
started and what
plants and vegetables work
best in our area. This
program is free and open
to the public.
Wednesday, March 17th,
7:00pm
Cabarrus County Public
Library at Concord
27 Union St N
Concord, NC 28025
704-920-2050
Jeff Whittington Presents...Brand New Opry
When : Thu, March 18,
7:30pm – 9:30pm
Where:Davis Theatre, 65
Union Street South, Concord
NC 28025
Description:This show will
feature some of the best
bluegrass musicians in our
area. Tickets are $10 and
may be purchased in person
or via telephone Monday-
Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at
the Davis Theatre box
office, 704-920-2753. All
seats are reserved.
Free Live Music Featuring Kevin Brawley
Friday, Mar 19 8:00pm to
11:00pm
at The Wine Room, Concord,
NC
Stop by The Wine Room
tonight to enjoy the
genuine, heartfelt songs of
Kevin Brawley! Kevin gives
audiences a memorable show
each night. His approach to
live music is refreshingly
soulful and Kevin strives to
bring out the best in his
musicianship as well as
through the tones of his
voice. A very passionate
performer!
The Wine Room
5401 Village Dr.
Concord, NC 28027
(704) 782-9463
Free Screening of The Secret life of Bees
Monday, March 29th, 7:00pm-
9:00pm.
Cabarrus County Public
Library at Concord
27 Union St N
Concord, NC 28025
704-920-2050
Free screening of the
movie. Popcorn provided.
Reading and Discussion Series on American West Literature
Thursday, Feb 18 7:00pm to
9:00pm
at Concord main library,
Concord, NC
Examine some of the American
West's stories with the
reading and discussion
series called "Exploring the
West -- Whose West?" Books
will be available for a
limited number of
participants, though all are
welcome for the discussion.
Registration required.
Feb. 18: "The Legacy of
Conquest" by Patricia
March 4: Limerick Angle of
Repose by Wallace Stegner
March 18: "Reservation
Blues" by Sherman Alexie
April 1: "Last Refuge" by
Jim Robbins
April 15: "On Gold Mountain"
by Lisa See
Concord main library
27 Union St. North
Concord, NC 28025
(704) 920-2050
Walk Through Concord's History
Saturday, Apr 17 1:00pm to
4:00pm
at Historic Cabarrus
Association/Concord Museum,
Concord, NC
This fun, family-friendly
event features reenactors
recreating such significant
past events as ghost
stories, arrowhead making,
fire and police history, and
military history. Special
appearances by Old
Courthouse Theatre actors,
musicians, and dancers.
Registration from 12-1 PM at
Forest Hill United Methodist
Chruch, 265 Union St.
Historic Cabarrus
Association/Concord Museum
11 Union St. South #104
Concord, NC 28025
(704) 782-3688
Mount Pleasant Book Club
The Mount Pleasant Book Club
will meet on the first
Thursday of each month. If
you are interested, please
call the library for more
information at 704-436-
2202.
Thursday, February 4 7:00
pm
Water For Elephants -
Sara Gruen
Thursday, March 4 7:00 pm
Guernesey Literary & Potato
Peel Pie Society
Mary Ann Shaffer, Annie
Barrows
Thursday, April 1 7:00
pm
Loving Frank - Nancy
Horan
Thursday, May 6 7:00 pm Down
River - John Hart
Charlotte Pet Expo
Saturday, May 8 (2010)
10:00am to 6:00pm
at Cabarrus Arena and Events
Center, Concord, NC
Free event to feature
trainers, groomers, rescues,
shelters, vets, clinics, pet
stores, retailers, and
societies together to
educate, demonstrate, and
perform for pet lovers.
Demonstrations, special
guests, agility trials,
adoptions and a pet fashion
show will be available.
Cabarrus Arena and Events
Center
4751 N.C. 49 N.
Concord, NC 28026
(704) 920-3976
Spring Into Arts Festival
Saturday, May 15 10:00am to
6:00pm
at Downtown Concord,
Concord, NC
The 'Spring Into Arts'
Festival showcases talent
from great local artists and
provides a full day of
entertainment for the whole
family. The event is held on
Union Street in beautiful
Historic Downtown Concord.
Artwork includes paintings,
pottery, basketry, wood
crafting and many other arts
and crafts.
Downtown Concord
Union Street
Concord, NC 28025
(704) 784-4208
Art Exhibition, A Time and Place
March 29-May 20, The
Galleries at the Cabarrus
Arts Council, 65 Union
Street S, Concord. A love
of the land and places held
dear are the heart of this
show. It features Walter
Stanford’s Century Farms
series of paintings, urban
landscapes by Julyan Davis,
clocks by Irene Semanchuk,
birdhouses by Rolf Holmquist
and place settings and
teapots by Penland potters.
Other artists include Robbie
Barber, Bre Barnett Crowell,
Barking Spider Pottery,
Cynthia Decker, Nick
Joerling, Suze Lindsay,
Holden McCurry, Kent
McLaughlin, Ken Sedberry,
Ralston Fox Smith and Gay
Smith. Gallery hours are 10
a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday
and the second Saturday of
each month. For
information, call 704-920-
2787
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